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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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The Emergence of Venture Capital: The French Policy

Date de publication
01 July 2003
Accroche

An analysis of the venture capital French policy since the 1980s.

FDI as a Factor of Economic Restructuring: The Case of South Korea

Date de publication
18 March 2003
Accroche

Françoise Nicolas, in A. Bende-Nabende, (ed.), International Trade, Capital Flows and Economic Development in East Asia: The Challenge in the 21st Century, London, Ashgate, 2003

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Governance Issues in the Digital Economy

Date de publication
27 December 2002
Accroche

The expansion of the Internet as a major component of the knowledge-based society has been one of the more important economic, social and political developments of the past decades. It is commonly claimed that this “revolution” has been unplanned by any government and has flourished precisely because the Net and its users have been largely free of regulation by any government. Actually, rules have been set quite rapidly in cyberspace, and contrary to what the cyber-libertarians have been arguing, digital technologies have not severed the historical links between market and state.

Frédérique SACHWALD

Globalization, Innovation and Inequalities

Date de publication
06 October 2002
Accroche

 Are inequalities growing? Within each countries? Between the North and South? Or only between the richest and the poorest? This "Note" offers answers to one of the main challenges created by today's globalization process.

Frédérique SACHWALD

Foreign Direct Investment in Developing Countries: Leveraging the Role of Multinationals

Date de publication
01 April 2002
Accroche

Why did the governments of developing and emerging countries reach a more favorable assessment of the role of multinationals? The major evolution is the deepening economic integration brought by globalization. Globalization accentuates the importance of the international economy for developing countries. And in this context, foreign direct investment (FDI) has become one of the most dynamic flows of resources to developing countries.

Frédérique SACHWALD Serge PERRIN

Transnational Corporations. A Korean Model?

Date de publication
01 June 2001
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Going Multinational: The Korean Experience of Direct Investment

Date de publication
01 June 2001
Accroche

The broad aim of this book is to explore the pattern and determinants of Korean foreign direct investment. The main focus is on Outward Direct Investment, but data and analysis are provided on both inward and outward flows in developed and developing counties in order to arrive at a better understanding of the dynamics at work.

Frédérique SACHWALD

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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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