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CEVIPOL Working Papers publishes article by IEE International chair professor Antoine Vauchez
As the citizens of the European Union voted in 2019 for the 9th time to elect their Parliament, this article by Antoine Vauchez questions the "effects" of this vote on a polity, the European Union.
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No Amalgamation: USA and EU Facing the Great Asia-Pacific Free Trade Agreement
The RCEP shows the choice of large Pacific economies for multilateralism, free trade, against protectionism and it divides the QUAD, the Indo-Pacific alliance wanted by Trump to isolate China, explains Professor Telò in this carte blanche.
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Recording of sex/gender in the civil registry and on identity documents
A recent report by The Equality Law Clinic analyzes non-binary methods of recording sex and / or gender in countries whose constitutional culture is sufficiently close to that of Belgium.
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