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13 published articlesPublished articles
Freedom of Expression Around the World: Cultures, Practices, and Repression
North Korea: a non-conventional approach to the exercise of power
North Africa: Power Structures, Strategic Resources and Political Balances
A region at the crossroads of Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East.
Why Africa Is Becoming the Center of Global Rivalries ?
The Psychology of Organizations
The Space Race : Orbital Control and Systemic Domination
Technology, dependency and sovereignty : do democratic states still govern alone?
States still decide. But do they still decide alone?
The Paradigms of American Diplomacy in 2026
American diplomacy is entering a phase of profound strategic transition.
The Great Economic Transformations Since the 18th Century: From Economic Doctrines to Empirical Reality
Global economic history is often presented as a succession of triumphant doctrines: mercantilism, liberalism, socialism, Keynesianism, neoliberalism, and, more recently, technological capitalism and state capitalism.
Behind the Middle East: The Strategic Rivalry Between the United States and China
The successive crises in the Middle East are often analyzed through a regional lens: religious rivalries, territorial disputes, or local power struggles. Yet at a broader strategic level, the region primarily represents a central node in the power competition between the United States and China.
The Five Fault Lines of the Middle East - 2026
The Middle East remains the epicenter of global geopolitics.
Sovereignty, Intervention and Hegemony : The Matrix of the Emerging World Order
The international system is undergoing a profound transformation. Since the end of the Cold War, the global order has largely been structured around a configuration dominated by the United States.
Financial Markets in Emerging Economies : Engines of Development, Vectors of Vulnerability, or Instruments of Resilience ?
In emerging economies, financial markets are playing an increasingly central role in development dynamics. Historically dominated by shallow banking systems, these economies are now witnessing the rise of capital markets that contribute to resource allocation, private sector structuring, and integration into global financial flows.