`
Politique étrangère
Accroche header
Launched in 1936, Politique étrangère is the oldest French journal in the field of international relations. Since 1979, it has been published by the French Institute of International Relations (Ifri). Politique étrangère is a quarterly review of debates and analyzes on major international issues: political, economic or social. Its ambition is to offer economic or political decision-makers, and academic circles, in-depth analyzes of international news, perspectives on the major debates in international relations, and to constitute a reference instrument for the long term.
Salafism in Europe: An Ever-Changing Polymorphic Scene of a Radicalization
Date de publication
06 April 2006
Moscow's Counter-Terrorism Drives the Islamization of the North Caucasus
Date de publication
06 April 2006
Image de couverture de la publication
Image de couverture de la publication
From Maastricht to Lisbon: Adapting the Economic Strategy of the EU to Globalization
Date de publication
30 November 2005
The European Union's Trade Policy: Clandestine Federalism
Date de publication
30 November 2005
Accroche
Raphaël Delpech and Jean-Marie Paugam
Who Controls the Ivory Coast? Internalization and internationalization of a Political-Military Crisis
Date de publication
30 November 2005
The US Occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan: The Chasm between a Messianic Strategic Vision and Prosaic Tactics
Date de publication
30 November 2005
Energy Geopolitics in the Far East: New Issues with the Sino-Japanese Relationship
Date de publication
30 November 2005
Accroche
Valérie Niquet
Image de couverture de la publication
Faced with a Crisis, what are the Prospects of the European Union?
Date de publication
01 September 2005
The Partnership, a European Way to Promote Democratization in the Mediterranean?
Date de publication
01 September 2005
Accroche
Dortohée Schmid
Neighborhood Policy: A look at the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership
Date de publication
01 September 2005
Support independent French research
Ifri, a foundation recognized as being of public utility, relies largely on private donors – companies and individuals – to guarantee its sustainability and intellectual independence. Through their funding, donors help maintain the Institute's position among the world's leading think tanks. By benefiting from an internationally recognized network and expertise, donors refine their understanding of geopolitical risk and its consequences on global politics and the economy. In 2026, Ifri partners with over 90 French and international companies and organizations.
