Groupe d'études géopolitiques
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UnclaimedGroupe d'études géopolitiques (GEG) is a French independent research center, publisher, and think tank founded in 2017 at the École normale supérieure.
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Overview
Groupe d'études géopolitiques (GEG) is an independent organization founded in 2017 at the École normale supérieure. It describes itself as a center of research, as well as a publisher and a think tank, located at the École normale supérieure, with an office in Brussels. GEG produces fundamental research based on the notion of scale and states that it contributes to the construction of a geopolitical Europe. Its publications, events, and reviews are geared toward the scientific community, decision-makers, and citizens. GEG publishes the journal Le Grand Continent. It was recognized as a public interest organization by the French Minister of Action and Public Accounts in 2019.
History
Groupe d'études géopolitiques (GEG) was founded in 2017 at the École normale supérieure. It produces fundamental research based on the notion of scale and, drawing on an intellectual discipline adapted to the specificities of the European environment, states that it is contributing to the construction of a geopolitical Europe. Its publications, events, and reviews are geared toward the scientific community, decision-makers, and citizens. An independent organization, GEG is a center of research, as well as a publisher and a think tank, located at the École normale supérieure, with an office in Brussels. In 2019, GEG was recognized as a public interest organization by the French Minister of Action and Public Accounts. GEG publishes the journal Le Grand Continent.
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An independent research center, publisher, and think tank contributing to the construction of a geopolitical Europe.
Le Grand Continent
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