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Economic development includes not only the idea of growth and enrichment, but also that of an improved quality of life.

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Moldova: A Status Quo of EU Institutional Relations

Date de publication
09 April 2010
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The barbed wire at the Prut River, on the Republic of Moldova’s (Moldova) border with Romania and, thus, with Europe will be removed by March 2010. This way, the last soviet “wall” will be torn. Maybe this symbolic action will open the door to the European Union (EU).

The Development of Road Networks in China: Miscalculations and Inequalities

Date de publication
25 February 2010
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China has some of the densest road networks of any developing country, accounting for the vast majority of paved roads among lower- and middle-income countries. However, statistical data at the national and provincial levels show two puzzling trends.

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Economic questions are approached from a political economy perspective: the evolution of the global economic system, governance and institutions, dynamics and trends of various economic zones (United States, Russia, China, emerging markets...). European issues are at the core of our research. 

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