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Jeudi, 24 Mai, 2012

Faut-il repenser les concepts du droit du travail face à la financiarisation de l’entreprise ?

Charley Hannoun (Professor at the University of Cergy-Pontoise, Director of CRDE).
Session led by Gilles Auzero

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