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Pages 9 to 13| The Pacific in the ‘Asian century’ | Adrien Rodd

Pages 19 to 39| Oceania’s States and Territories-Summary Sheets | Adrien Rodd

Pages 41 to 43| Oceania’s Level of Economic and Human Development by State or Territory | Adrien Rodd

Pages 47 to 95| From the Tyranny of Distance to the Power of Proximity–Australia and the Asian Century | Tim Harcourt

Pages 97 to 106| New Zealand and the Regional Security Architecture of the Asia-Pacific | Mark G. Rolls

Pages 107 to 125| Opportunity Squandered? Institution building in Asia Pacific | Xinyuan Dai, Joshua Holmes

Pages 127 to 141| Asian Impact on the Pacific Island States as the External Motivation for Regionalism | Joanna Siekiera

Pages 143 to 179| On the Asia-Oceania Interface: The West Papua Issue in a Regional Context | Ronald J. May

Pages 183 to 197| A New Silk road in the Pacific? | Sébastien Goulard

Pages 199 to 246| The Evolution of China's Military Strategy | Tewfik Hamel

Pages 247 to 259| China's Climate Policy and Small Island States | Jean-Paul Maréchal

Pages 261 to 272| Chinese Debt in the Pacific: Information from the Lowy Institute Pacific Aid Map | Alexandre Dayant

Pages 273 to 300| Reverse Image Engineering: Unfinished and Failed Chinese infrastructure Projects in Fiji | Henryk Szadziewski

Pages 303 to 326| Oceania in the Face of Great Power Rivalries | Adrien Rodd

Pages 327 to 348| Defence Diplomacy: Battling for the Heart of the Pacific | Kendra L. Roddis, Alexander C. Tan

Pages 349 to 376| Micronesia in Service to an American ‘Indo-Pacific’ Policy | Christian Lechervy

Pages 377 to 399| The United States on the Move? Military ‘Enhanced Engagement’ at the Risk of Multipolarity in the Indo-Pacific Zone | Annick Cizel

Pages 401 to 427| The Indo-Pacific and France’s Pacific Sovereignty | Denise Fisher

Pages 431 to 452| Reshoring in Vietnam | Laurent Gédéon

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Issue 57 of the European journal of geopolitics Outre-Terre focuses on the global problem of Covid-19. Michel Korinman, director of the journal, brought together 22 authors on various issues of the pandemic: historical, scientific, political, economic and of course, geopolitical. 'Virus planétaire - Géopolitique de la Covid-19', released on July 22, 2020, in French, is composed of 247 pages and covers the reality and the issues in several countries: France, United States, Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, India, Singapore, South Korea, China, Japan and South Africa.

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Pages 7 to 19| The worst of worlds | Michel Korinman

Pages 21 to 22| The sociological, political, ethical and geopolitical states of the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus | Richard Rossin

Pages 23 to 46| The geo-economic impact of COVID-19 on the mainstream economy | Jean-Christophe Defraigne

Pages 47 to 54| COVID-19 pandemic and global supply chains: Rethinking a crisis management strategy | Valérie Rabassa

Pages 57 to 64| The origin of zoonosis and the modes of contamination | Jeanne Brugère-Picoux

Pages 65 to 67| The politician and the exponential | Jean-Michel Morel

Pages 69 to 72| Science without conscience is the ruin of the soul | Albert Nierenstein

Pages 75 to 88| The geopolitics of borders reaffirmed | Gérard-François Dumont

Pages 89 to 97| The microbe, the state and the chaos | Alain Bauer

Pages 101 to 103| Is Trump vaccinated against the Coronavirus? | François Vergniolle de Chantal

Pages 105 to 107| How COVID-19 further widened China's economic imbalance | Michael Pettis

Pages 109 to 118| A challenge for multilateralism: China’s instrumentalization of Africa and its consequences on WHO decisions | Valérie Niquet

Pages 119 to 124| China’s ulterior motives in the Himalayas | Alain Lamballe

Pages 127 to 141| The Chinese world facing COVID-19: From the near epicentre of the international system to the initial epicentre of a global health emergency | Laurent Amelot

Pages 143 to 168| South Korea and COVID-19: A model for health management? | Dominique Barjot

Pages 169 to 175| When COVID-19 tested Singapore | Eric Frécon

Pages 177 to 200| The scales of the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan: Unclassifiable but effective crisis management? | Rémi Scoccimarro

Pages 201 to 208| Confucian Israel? | Marc Brzustowski

Pages 211 to 214| COVID-19 and Saudi Arabia | Jean-François Seznec

Pages 215 to 220| Iran: COVID-19, secularization and renewal of the Imamat | Stéphane A. Dudoignon

Pages 221 to 227| Being a foreign national in South Africa during COVID-1 | Dostin Lakika

Pages 229 to 237| The challenges of the COVID-19 crisis in New Delhi | Sébastien Goulard

Pages 241 to 243| Those pandemics that killed empires ... | Michel Gurfinkiel

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Issue 56 of the European journal of geopolitics Outre-Terre is available since July 2019 in French. Comprising 306 pages and coordinated by Hervé Théry, Emeritus Research Director at CNRS-Creda and visiting professor at the University of São Paulo, the issue is entitled, 'Brazil and the world geopolitical revolution'. Twenty-two Brazilian and foreign authors have contributed to this issue which is only available in digital version. There is a Portuguese version of most of the articles on the website of Confins (No. 501), a Franco-Brazilian geography journal.

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Pages 7 to 19| Shooting star | Michel Korinman

Pages 20 to 40| A comparison of two fires and the reactions they caused | Hervé Théry

Pages 43 to 60| Brazil faces an uncertain future | Paul Claval

Pages 61 to 65| The same and the other | José Luís Fiori

Pages 66 to 83| Quo vadis Brazil? Economic prospects of a sick giant | Pierre Salama

Pages 87 to 91| The President's anthology | Hervé Théry

Pages 92 to 94| Brazil upside down | Claire Gatinois

Pages 95 to 114| Cartographic insights on the 2018 Presidential Election | Hervé Théry

Pages 115 to 123| Enthronement of a 'tropical Trump' | Marion Aubrée

Pages 124 to 136| Brazil: Crime, the number one problem | Bruno Racouchot

Pages 139 to 158| The Bolsonaro Government vs. the Amerindian peoples: The Constitutional test | François-Michel Le Tourneau

Pages 159 to 178| Power and conflicts of Brazilian agricultures | Eduardo Paulon Girardi, Hervé Théry

Pages 179 to 194| Environmental outlook for 2019: Setbacks in government policy | Neli Aparecida de Mello-Théry

Pages 197 to 199| The concept of spatial justice applied to 'Nordeste' | Bernard Bret

Pages 200 to 221| Nordeste': Deconstructed or reconstructed? | Eustógio Wanderley Correia Dantas

Pages 225 to 237| A sum for the Brazilian Amazon | Hervé Théry

Pages 238 to 244| The new government and the Amazon: Decline in environmental protection and privatization of public land | Paulo Roberto Cunha

Pages 245 to 261| The Amazonian roads: A geopolitical debate | Thiago Oliveira Neto

Pages 262 to 270| From the government of E. Geisel to that of J. Bolsonaro - 50 years of resilience of Amazonian hydroelectric projects | Céline Broggio, Martine Droulers

Pages 271 to 274| Brazil's strategic environment in the Guyanas: Challenges for Jair Bolsonaro in three themes | Gutemberg de Vilhena Silva, Eliane Superti

Pages 277 to 280| Chinese pressure on the Brazilian electricity sector | Lucas Coutinho

Pages 283 to 296| Brazil, the waiting country | Laurent Vidal

Pages 299 to 301| Lula: The target of envy and the will to destruction | Valton de Miranda Leitão

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The Double Issue 54-55 of the European journal of geopolitics Outre-Terre, available since the end of December 2018 in French, is entitled 'New Delhi?'. This double issue brought together 34 Indian and foreign authors including Christophe Jaffrelot. All the internal and external geopolitics of India is examined except the problematic of Jammu & Kashmir which deserves, in itself, a separate development. The issues of BJP's Hindu national-populism, Bharat's aims in the Indian Ocean, Narendra Modi's economic policy and India's immediate neighborhood are among the themes discussed.

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Pages 9 to 24| (Super)power India | Michel Korinman

Pages 27 to 32| The failure of the Herodians in India? | Nunziante Mastrolia

Pages 33 to 41| The Indian democracy | Isabelle Milbert

Pages 42 to 48| Narendra Modi or the Hindu variant of national populism | Christophe Jaffrelot

Pages 49 to 59| The secularist challenge in India | Apratim Mukarji

Pages 60 to 68| The rise in religious tensions and the governance of the Hindu right | Mujibur Rehman

Pages 69 to 74| The Hindu national-populism in diplomacy or the resilience of a realpolitik | Christophe Jaffrelot

Pages 77 to 97| Is India a great power? | Alain Lamballe

Pages 98 to 115| Indian Maoists: An expected failure | Ajai Sahni

Pages 116 to 128| Finance in India, the object of behavioral experiments | Jean-Michel Servet

Pages 129 to 133| The demonetization process in India | Gian Paolo Caselli

Pages 134 to 143| Demonetization, the hidden agenda of the Indian government | Cyril Fouillet, Isabelle Guérin, Jean-Michel Servet

Pages 144 to 149| Indian businesses and their mutations | Basudeb Chaudhuri

Pages 150 to 158| Agriculture in India: The related activities have gone beyond the traditional sector | Baadr Alam Iqbal

Pages 159 to 166| Innovation in India: The evolution of products and the processes towards 'business models' | Basudeb Chaudhuri

Pages 167 to 177| The geo-demographic future of India - Geopolitical and geoeconomic perspectives | Alfonso Giordano

Pages 181 to 194| Violent extremism in Bangladesh | Shahab Enam Khan

Pages 195 to 211| India-Pakistan: Seven decades of mistrust, distrust and lost opportunities | Olivier Guillard

Pages 212 to 229| Arakan: A typical border situation | Alexandra de Mersan

Pages 230 to 248| China's financial grip on Sri Lanka: What are the implications for India? | Laurent Amelot

Pages 251 to 262| Delhi seen from Beijing | Zhang Yike

Pages 263 to 272| India-Korea: The road is no more that long | Maurizio Riotto

Pages 273 to 281| Japanese-Indian relations in the Indo-Pacific era | Noemi Lanna

Pages 282 to 286| With the rise of China, the strengthening of ties between India and ASEAN | Anh Le Tran

Pages 289 to 305| India facing the new Silk Roads | Sébastien Goulard

Pages 306 to 317| India's strategic partnerships with China and the United States: The impossible balance? | Isabelle Saint-Mézard

Pages 318 to 329| The nature of the partnership between India and NATO | Sébastien Goulard

Pages 330 to 337| The dynamics of relationships between India and Russia | Himani Pant

Pages 338 to 347| The strategic partnership between India and Israel | Efraim Inbar

Pages 348 to 352| India-Africa: The intercontinental scale | Nathanaël Herzog

Pages 355 to 363| Oceanic rivalries between India and China | Gilles Boquérat

Pages 364 to 373| Indian Naval diplomacy in the Indian Ocean | Vallabhu Srilatha

Pages 374 to 395| India and the domination of the Indian Ocean: The islands as centerpieces | Christian Bouchard

Pages 396 to 408| India-Mauritius relationships: How far will 'chotabharatism' go? | Shafick Osman

Pages 411 to 425| Curzon and the great Anglo-Russian game in Central Asia: British maritime power put to the ordeal of the Earth | Flavien Bardet

Pages 429 to 441| Adorno in India: A re-examination of the psychology of fascism | Ashis Nandy

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