Politique étrangère
Will a New Economic Policy be Implemented after George W. Bush?
Has the Immigration Policy Been Forgotten during the US Presidential Campaign?
African Union Government: Gradualism and status quo v. Immediate Action
Zimbabwe: Reflections on a Lasting Dictatorship
Marc-André Lagrange et Thierry Vircoulon,
China and the Olympic Games Challenge
The Olympic Games are meant to embody the climax of the peaceful emergence that the People's Republic of China has undertaken for nearly thirty years.
The Taliban Uprising Against the Afghan Government : An Economic or Ideological War ?
The Sixtieth Anniversary of Israel. The Thorny Question of its Legitimacy
The French Presidency of the European Union: Which Targets ? Which Partners ?
Germany Confronted with the European Union under Nicolas Sarkozy's Rule: Good and Bad Fortunes in Relaunching the European Union
Feeling prevails in Germany that the trend of the French european policy will depend much upon the success of its internal social and economic reforms.
The Chinese Regime Confronted With Rising Inequalities
The Chinese government maintains a good capacity of control. The result of this status quo, a mix of repression and social consensus, remains dependent on the continuation of economic success.
Fiscal Competition Among European Union Countries. Fiscal Policies are Facing Mobility
Towards Lifting the Arms Embargo on the Popular Republic of China by the European Union?
New dynamics in World Finance. A Rebalancing by Emerging Countries?
France/NATO: the Last Step
'Will and must France reintegrate (the) NATO ? The change of situation in fifteen years must be taken into account to answer this question – which, besides, needs to be put another way.
All Change? Polish Foreign and Security Policy after the Elections
European Neighborhood Policy: Circle of Security, Web of Connections, or Marriage of Convenience?
The European Neighborhood Policy: Internal and External Perspectives
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