Perils and promises of a multipolar world, by Hubert Védrine
Hubert Védrine has been French Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1997 to 2002. He unravels the challenges of a multipolar world.
IEI
International & European Institute
"Free trade does not exist"
Pascal Lamy has been the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO) from 2005 to 2013.
Global growth and free trade: current dynamics
Jean-Marc Daniel is an economist and professor at ESCP Europe.
Business in a multipolar world, by Jean-Paul Agon
Jean-Paul Agon is the CEO of the L'Oréal Group. He shares his analysis on the challenges of a multipolar world.
Banking, mobile money and financial inclusion in Africa
Papa Demba Diop is a sales director at Societe Generale's subsidiary in Burkina Faso.
Governance and development in Africa
Éric T. Mboma is an investment banker and chairman of the board of directors of Choiseul Africa Capital.
Doing business in Africa: the case of ITC
Éric Waku is an ITC expert and former vice-president of Alcatel-Lucent (Africa & Mediterranean).
China, the keys to power
Julie Laulusa is Managing Partner of the French audit and consulting firm Mazars, in China. In this issue on emerging markets, she unravels the secrets of the Chinese miracle.
Emerging markets multinationals: focus on Chinese giants
Lourdes Casanova is an academic, Professor at Cornell University and Director of the Emerging Markets Institute. She provides us with the latest academic findings on emerging markets.
Linguistic diversity, a desperate case?
Jeannine Routier-Pucci is a language professor at Cornell University, an affiliate professor at ESCP Europe and a translator. She studies the systems of representation of "the Other", and the linguistic mechanisms specific to languages and to the cultures they articulate and spread.
