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Politique étrangère
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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.
The Privatization of Security and the Transformation of Conflicts
Date de publication
15 December 2004
The End of Neo-federalism? The Bush Administration and the "Devolution" of Power
Date de publication
12 August 2004
The Rise of China, Threat and Opportunity for the Advanced Countries
Date de publication
15 June 2004
What Is at Stake in the Partnership Between Russia and the European Union
Date de publication
15 June 2004
Iraqi Biological Weapons: What We Know, What We Don't Know, and What We Could Find Out
Date de publication
15 June 2004
The Baku-Ceyhan Oil-Pipeline: Paradox and Incoherence of the American Strategy
Date de publication
13 January 2004
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