Publications
As part of its activities to promote the debate on common strategies related to the EU-LAC bi-regional association, the Foundation carries out research and studies on issues identified by both regions.
These studies are published in this section of the web site, in order to encourage debate and promote exchange on best practices and specialised knowledge.
The publications are organised into the following series: Bi-Regional Economic Perspectives; Bi-Regional Relations; Conferences; Democracy Studies; ECLAC / EU-LAC Bi-Regional Outlook; EU-LAC Forum of Global Governance and Reflection Fora. The Foundation also publish a Newsletter that provides a multi-stakeholder space for dissemination of information on the topics on th bi-regional agenda; and encourages young researchers to work on EU-LAC relations.
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Publications
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Latin-American SMEs: The challenge of growing far away from home and even more in the European market
The strategy of internationalisation of Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) frequently faces diverse challenges such as the exigency of quality, the linguistic barriers, legal regulations, qualitative standards and exchange risks. The Latin American ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Florence Pinot de Villechenon
- Published in:
- 20 November 2017
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From Lima to Paris: An Agenda for Climate Change
The 21 st United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP21) opened on 30 November in Paris. France has committed to hosting the most important diplomatic event that it has organised since the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Laurent Fabius
- Published in:
- France, 1 December 2015
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European and Latin American SMEs: the challenge of internationalization on another continent, by Florence Pinot
Since the 1980s, SMEs have been regarded as one of the vectors of European-Latin American relations. What were then called facilités Cheysson or ECIP programmes constituted the first cooperation arrangements between European and non-member SMEs. When the ...
- Author(s)/Editor(s):
- Florence Pinot de Villechenon
- Published in:
- France, 30 June 2014