Colloque exportations d’armements et droit public. Décider et contrôler l'exportation (Partie 2/4)

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COLLOQUE EXPORTATIONS D’ARMEMENTS ET DROIT PUBLIC  Troisième Panel : ENCADRER L’EXPORTATION Présidé par Jean-Louis Halpérin, Professeur, Directeur du CTAD EXPORTATIONS D’ARMES ET ÉTAT DU DROIT

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