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The economy is an essential attribute of power and a major component of international relations. While geopolitical tensions are on the rise, economic interdependence remains strong.

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European Governance and European Public Opinion on Trade and Sustainable Development

Date de publication
04 November 2004
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Based on the Conclusions of the SUSTRA Workshop on 'European Governance and European Public Opinion on Trade and Sustainable Development', 03-04 June 2004, IFRI, Paris (France)

 

Jean-Marie PAUGAM
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Altermondialisme, le nouveau mouvement d'émancipation ?

Date de publication
11 October 2004
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Global Justice Movement. The New Emancipatory Movement?

Eddy FOUGIER

The Integration of China and East European Countries in Global Networks

Date de publication
16 August 2004
Frédérique SACHWALD

Après Cancun : la double crise de l'OMC

Date de publication
01 April 2004

Putting Globalisation to Good Use

Date de publication
01 July 2003

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Geoeconomics and Geofinance Initiative
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To analyze the impact of power rivalries and tensions on globalization, this initiative combines economic and political expertise. In the face of growing geopolitical risk, the goal is to decipher the dynamics of reconfiguration: protectionist pressures, sanctions, restrictions, industrial policies, and economic security concerns are redefining the rules of international trade. These tensions are also transforming international financial relations by undermining the foundations of trust and reshaping the global monetary system. They raise questions about the role of several key players: sovereign wealth funds, central banks, digital platforms, multilateral institutions, and financial infrastructure operators. In a context of profound disruption, simply refining existing approaches is no longer sufficient. The initiative is designed as a flexible model, drawing on diverse expertise to offer both broad overviews and targeted analyses. It also provides a platform for stakeholders and experts from various backgrounds to debate these issues freely.

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