> Social Issues - on 25/10/2007

The “opposition” youth movements in Russia… in search of political alternatives

By Laurent VINATIER, associate fellow of the Thomas More Institute, director of the Project on Emerging Actors. Report published in partnership with the Multipol Information Network, www.multipol.org. Available in English and in French.

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> Social Issues - on 14/06/2007

Between a right-wing that got rid of its complexes and a conciliation with the Centre: what will the right-wing look like during Nicolas Sarkosy’s mandate?

Report of the Meet breakfast of the French Committee of Thomas More Institute, on Wednesday, May 30th, 2007. Speakers: Eric DUPIN, François HUGUENIN and Richard ROBERT. Working Paper N° 13 available in French.

> Social Issues - on 12/04/2007

France draws attention but does not convince: the french presidential campaign from Foreign correspondents point of view

Résultats du baromètre APCO Insight® (réalisé en mars 2007) auprès de 50 correspondants des médias étrangers présents en France sur la campagne présidentielle 2007.

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> Social Issues - on 15/12/2006

La société civile… malgré tout

By Jean-Thomas LESUEUR in charge of Studies of Thomas More Institute. Published in the "Entrée libre" Review (N° 1, Automn 2006). Available in French only.

> Social Issues - on 21/08/2006

Arrêtons de tricher avec la réalité !

By Xavier GUILHOU, an expert in unconventional crises, Managing Director of XAG Conseil, author, with Patrick LAGADEC, of "La fin du risque zéro" (Eyrolles, 2002) and, with Patrick LAGADEC and Laura BERTONE, "Voyage au cœur d’une implosion : ce que l’Argentine nous apprend" (Eyrolles, 2003). Article published in "Les Echos" on Monday, August 21st, 2006. Text in French

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> Social Issues - on 09/05/2006

The courage of the politic breaking

By Jean-François MATTEI, Professor of philosophy at the Institut Universitaire de France and at Nice-Sophia-Antipolis University, Associated researcher to the Thomas More Institute. Complete version of the article published in "Le Figaro" (07-05-2006) with the title « L'audace de la rupture ». Text in French.

> Social Issues - on 02/03/2006

Vous avez dit conservateur?

Interview of Jean-Thomas LESUEUR, in charge of Studies and Publications of the Thomas More Institut, in the French Monthly " Politique Magazine" (N°39, March 2006). Text in French.

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> Social Issues - on 09/02/2006

Immigration: what costs for the public finances? Attempt of evaluation for France

By Jacques BICHOT, Professor at the Lyon III-Jean Moulin University. Text in French.

> Social Issues - on 18/01/2006

Is this the beginnings of civil war or simply a test of governance ?

By Xavier GUILHOU, an expert in unconventional crises, is Managing Director of XAG Conseil, Advisor for French Foreign Trade and previously auditor of IHEDN. Having worked for many years in intelligence and in special operations he has gained his experience in the field. Xavier GUILHOU occupies positions of high responsibility in large companies in risk and safety management. Author, with Patrick LAGADEC, of "La fin du risque zéro" (Eyrolles, 2002) and, with Patrick LAGADEC and Laura BERTONE, "Voyage au cœur d’une implosion : ce que l’Argentine nous apprend" (Eyrolles, 2003). This analysis of the “French society on the verge of the implosion” has been previously the matter of several lectures ordered by some think tanks in Washington (USA) in November 2005.

> Social Issues - on 05/01/2006

Illiteracy : young people without social futur

By Alain BENTOLILA, Professor at the Paris V-René Descartes University, Vice-Chairman of the Fondation des Caisses d'Epargne (France). A l'occasion de notre Rencontre petit-déjeuner de Paris du 10 janvier 2008 sur le thème "Ecole, où est ta victoire ? La France devant l’échec de son modèle scolaire", nous remettons à la Une cette Tribune publiée en janvier 2006 mais qui n'a, hélas, rien perdu de son actualité...

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