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Zittoun P. (2016). The political process of policymaking. Lecture, Doctoral Seminar, FLACSO, Quito (Ecuado), May 23, 2016.
Zittoun P. (2016). Vers une approche pragmatique de l’action publique (Hacia un enfoque pramatico de la accion publica). VII Coloquio Internacional sobre Políticas Públicas, Facultad de Derecho, Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, Universidad Nacional de Colombia sede Bogotá (Colombia), 27 y 28 de mayo de 2016.
Vincent-Geslin S., Pochet P., Ortar N., Bonnel P., Bouzouina L. (2016). Pratiques multimodales et changements de mobilité chez les jeunes adultes. 29e Entretiens Jacques Cartier. Vers une mobilité « sans couture » dans la ville ? Multimodalité et intermodalité, quelles innovations en France et au Québec ?, Lyon (France), 22-23 novembre 2016.
Zittoun P. (2016). Knowledge and Practices, complexifying our understanding of the policy process. Round table Knowledge and Practices in the Policy Process, ENAP (Brasilia), 28 november 2016.
Zittoun P. (2016). The Political Process of Policymaking. Lecture, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador (Brazil), 5 december 2016.
Zittoun P. (2016). The Political Process of Policymaking. Lecture, FLASCO (Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales Sede Ecuador), Quito (Ecuador), 23 may 2016.
Crozet Y. (2016). High-speed railways and regional development : a French perspective. HS2 : time to proceed or time to review alternative strategies ?, York (United Kingdom), April 20-21, 2016.
Crozet Y. (2016). Introducing competition in the European rail sector. Insights for a holistic regulatory assessment. Assessing Regulatory Changes in the Transport Sector. Roundtable, Stockholm (Sweden), October 6 - 7, 2016.
Crozet Y. (2016). Panel 1: Passenger mobility and the new frontiers of competition. Seminar CERRE. Passenger mobility in a digital society: New challenges for competition, transport policies and regulation, Brussels (Belgium), 28/11/2016.
Crozet Y. (2016). Regional Impacts of High Speed Rail and Cross-Chanel Rail System in France: Accessibility is not enough!. Twenty years under the Channel, and beyond, to Accessible Regions, Growing Regions?, Canterbury (United Kingdom), 16 March 2016.