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Decoding the World’s Decisions

Author: Marc Naigeon
Marc Naigeon is a published author and independent analyst whose research and writing explore the intersection of international relations, democratic governance and contemporary geopolitical transformations. He graduated with honours from Sciences Po Paris, worked as a journalist on the international economics desk of the French national daily Le Figaro, and taught economic history in France’s prestigious preparatory classes for admission to the country’s leading business schools. He is the co-author of four history textbooks published by Presses Universitaires de France.
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