Understanding Trade Linkages and Trade Disconnects

Publié par Louise Dalingwater, Richard Ouellet, Gabriel Siles-Brügge, Jean-Baptiste Velut le 01 avril, 2026

Louise Dalingwater, Richard Ouellet, Gabriel Siles-Brügge et Jean-Baptiste Velut (eds.), “Understanding Trade Linkages and Trade Disconnects”, Revue Interventions Economiques; Papers in Political Economy, 2026.

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