Hubert Vedrine Books

France in an Age of Globalization

By Translator Philip H. Gordon, Hubert Vedrine, Dominique Moisi

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"This book takes the form of a dialogue between French foreign minister Hubert Vedrine and international relations expert Dominique Moisi. In this conversation, Vedrine spells out his vision of the...

History strikes back

By Hubert Vedrine

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"Offers an overview of world politics since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Takes issue with the belief that states are unnecessary and globalization and free markets will make a better world. Promote...

Atlas geopolitique du monde global 4e ed. 100 cartes pour comprendre un monde chaotique

By Hubert Vedrine, Pascal Boniface

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1991-2001

By Hubert Vedrine, Pascal Boniface

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Dans la melee mondiale

By Hubert Vedrine

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Les mondes de Francois Mitterrand

By Hubert Vedrine

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Face a l'hyperpuissance

By Hubert Vedrine

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Les cartes de la France a l'heure de la mondialisation

By Hubert Vedrine

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Dictionnaire amoureux de la geopolitique

By Hubert Vedrine

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Un partenariat pour l avenir

By Hubert Vedrine

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