Politique étrangère
"Hunger Riots": a (Geo-Political) Interpretation of (Social) Changes
'The 2008 'riots' are not related to increased food shortages. Aside from a few interruptions in supply linked to the present economic climate, basic foods were on the whole present on urban markets.'
Feeding the World Population Is Possible, Under Certain Conditions...
'The planet will be inhabited by more than 9 billion people in 2050, hence a crucial question: will the global agricultures be able to feed a growing population?'
Climate Change, the Kyoto Protocol and Transatlantic Relations
American and European positions on climate change are based on historical choices concerning energy use as well as on different international and economic strategies.
Europe, the United States and the International Criminal Court
'States that respect human rights, share the values of a human rights culture and experienced the efficiency of regional tribunals on the matter are the most likely to join the International Criminal Court.'
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