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9 mars 2010
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Philippe Burrin et al., « Foreword », International Development Policy | Revue internationale de politique de développement, ID : 10.4000/poldev.173
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Public policies implemented in industrialised nations have an increasingly direct impact on developing countries. In the past two years food, financial and economic crises have highlighted this interdependence in a striking manner. There is ongoing debate about the decoupling of emerging and developing economies from industrial economies. In any case, vulnerable people in poor countries have been severely hit by the impact of these crises that originated in rich countries. Prices of primary c...