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Research
Latest funding
- $57,561
Les nouvelles routes de la soie chinoise, un atout géopolitique pour le Laos? Le cas du corridor indochinois
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $24,700
Les marges terrestres et maritimes de la Chine - quels enjeux géopolitiques
SSHRC · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $92,260
Understanding and managing conflicts in extractive industries in the era of global justice
SSHRC · 2016 · Co-investigator
Les nouvelles routes de la soie chinoise, un atout géopolitique pour le Laos? Le cas du corridor indochinois
Principal investigators: Mottet, Eric
Keywords: (1) Laos; (2) Géopolitique; (3) Géoéconomie; (4) Nouvelles routes de la soie chinoise; (5) Infrastructures de transport; (6) Intégration régionale; (7) Expropriation foncière; (8) Tensions
Les marges terrestres et maritimes de la Chine - quels enjeux géopolitiques
Principal investigators: Mottet, Eric
Keywords: Chine; Asie; frontières; statut de puissance; soft power; questions intérieures; politique de voisinage; affirmation de la puissance; nouvelle route de la soie
Understanding and managing conflicts in extractive industries in the era of global justice
Principal investigators: Manirabona, Amissi M.A.
Keywords: environmental and global justice; human rights; right to water; prior consultation; extractive industries; prevention and resolution of disputes; Indigenous peoples; natural resources; Latin America; Canada; Africa
Colloque : la Chine et le monde après le XVIIIe congrès du parti communiste chinois
Principal investigators: Mottet, Eric
Keywords: chine; asie; statut de puissance; soft power; questions intérieures; politique de voisinage; régions non frontalières
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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