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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 First World War: a Hiatus in the Development of the European System
Date de publication
29 November 2000
Nations and Europe in the 20th Century: from a Negative Form of the Sacred to a Positive Form of the Secular
Date de publication
29 November 2000
Is France an Unbelieving Believer? The True Challenges of a Modest Presidency
Date de publication
01 October 2000
Israel's May 1999 Elections: A New Way of Managing Israel's Arab Minority?
Date de publication
01 October 2000
Europe and Tax Convergence: Urgency and Preconditions for an Institutionnal Reform
Date de publication
01 October 2000
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