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Francois-Bernard-Huyghe Influence day… Who influences whom?

A member of the FEDE’s Academic Council, Francois Bernard Huyghe is also Director of Research at IRIS (French Institute for International and Strategic Affairs) and President of OSI (Observatoire stratégique de l’information), formerly known as the Observatoire géostratégique de l’information, which analyses how information influences countries socially and politically. He will be taking part in this year’s annual Influence Day on 22 April. The event, which is dedicated to media intelligence, corporate communications and influence communication, is organised by the French Ecole de guerre and will take place at 196 rue de Grenelle in Paris’s seventh arrondissement. The focus will be on rethinking global communication and influence strategies: why should they be rethought, how should we do so, and who should be involved? The event brings together a number of [lire plus]

Francois-Bernard-Huyghe Influence day… Who influences whom?2024-01-26T14:39:18+01:00

Marc Delachaussée : A great illustration of the social economy

A great illustration of the social economy Marc Delachaussée, a member of the FEDE Panel of Experts, has just created a committee of experts within his own company! Its members have diverse backgrounds (law, economics and accounting) and intend to pool their skills to help businesses in difficulty. Inspired by the social economy, the initiative aims, among other things, to help prevent bankruptcies. Marc Delachaussée is also a teacher at Cergy Pontoise University, where he teaches business finance. His theoretical and applied activities should soon result in a book arguing for the relevance of an operational and humanist approach to finance.

Marc Delachaussée : A great illustration of the social economy2023-02-23T15:26:45+01:00

Jean-Jacques Urvoy

Qu’est-ce qu’on Lacan pour être heureux? [What do we Lacan to be happy?] Qu’est-ce qu’on Lacan pour être heureux? Is the title of the latest book by Jean-Jacques Urvoy, a member of the FEDE Panel of Experts. Jean-Jacques Urvoy is a psychoanalyst, designer, teacher and writer. His latest book argues for a subtle new position in the field of personal development – operational psychoanalysis. What exactly is it? BOOK SUMMARY Perhaps you’re aware that something is not quite right in your life, but you keep putting off the decision to act. You have, however, tried various methods, including psychoanalysis and personal development coaching. What if you combined the two? Operational psychoanalysis is short and proactive. Face-to-face coaching sessions are organised both before and after the analysis. It has four phases: [lire plus]

Jean-Jacques Urvoy2023-02-23T15:26:45+01:00

Marie Sorbier

Marie Sorbier, producer of a bulletin on the national French radio station France Culture, joins the FEDE Panel of Experts What did you study? I graduated with a master’s from the EAC; I was ranked first in my year. I wrote my dissertation on the sacred roots of journeys: ‘Is a Journey a Secular Pilgrimage?’ I then wrote a doctoral thesis on the anthropology of art at the EHESS. My research focused on the power of images. What have been the highlights of your career?  I started out as a parliamentary assistant at the French Senate, where I worked for the Cultural Affairs Committee. I went on to work as a consultant in cultural institutions, first focusing on communications, then later on events and patronage. In 2015 I created a [lire plus]

Marie Sorbier2024-01-26T14:39:29+01:00

The latest news from Antoine Béon

The latest news from Antoine Béon A member of the FEDE Panel of Experts, Antoine Béon fills us in on his latest professional news. What is your latest professional news? I currently manage two publishing houses within Hachette Livre, one of which is Hachette Disney, which focuses on books for young people (approximately 350 publications per year). I also helped create Hachette Heroes, which is dedicated to pop culture in the broadest sense. Pop culture is a strong part of the publishing industry, right? Yes, and Hachette Heroes has become the market leader. It mostly publishes illustrated books for adults, focusing on cinema, videogames, literature, music and cooking. What are your plans? To carefully consolidate our work so far; since 2020, Hachette Heroes has expanded its catalogue and launched, in [lire plus]

The latest news from Antoine Béon2023-02-23T15:26:46+01:00

Patrick Vieu

Patrick Vieu: ‘We should build rather than undergo globalisation’ A graduate of the ENA ("Léon Gambetta" class of 1991-1993) and Sciences Po Paris, Patrick Vieu also has a PhD in philosophy. Among his various posts, from 2012-2014 he was the French President’s Advisor on the Environment and the Regions, focusing on transport and sustainable development. A member of the FEDE’s Academic Council, in this interview he shares his views on globalisation. ‘We should build rather than undergo globalisation’… Nice phrasing, but what does it mean?  We can manage the demographic, environmental and migration-related challenges of globalisation if we are able to produce, collectively, a representation of the world that the majority of people can approve. Rather than a globalisation based on forced interdependencies, we need a globalisation based on active [lire plus]

Patrick Vieu2024-01-26T14:39:42+01:00

Jean-Pierre Ferret director of Périgueux Business School

Jean-Pierre Ferret: ‘Teaching goes beyond academic progress’ Founder (1997) and Director of the Périgueux Business School – Alliance Européenne, Jean-Pierre Ferret combines rigour, innovation and ambition. He tells us about his passion for education and his determination to meet students’ needs.   Can you tell us about your career so far? Following a master’s in law and a degree from Sciences Po Paris, I taught courses in various BTS [vocational] programmes in the Paris region. My students were wonderful and very motivated, but I had the feeling that their needs were not really being met. Is that why you set up your own institution?  Yes. I think teaching should first and foremost help students to broaden their horizons. For that reason, our students are encouraged to go to the opera here [lire plus]

Jean-Pierre Ferret director of Périgueux Business School2023-02-23T15:26:47+01:00

Michel Maffesoli’s views on the recent French municipal elections

Michel Maffesoli : ‘Today’s modern democratic ideal has expired’ Michel Maffesoli, honorary professor at the Sorbonne and a founding member of the FEDE’s Academic Council, is a leading figure in European intellectual circles. While his analyses tend to stir up and unsettle his audience, hey are always full of sense. Read on to find out his views on the recent French municipal elections. What’s your reaction to the results of the recent elections? What’s striking is not so much the rise of the greens (a few groups of would-be green, power-starved yuppies have capitalised on the trend for green) but rather the tremendous lack of interest for the local elections amongst ordinary people. Nobody – be it the traditional parties, the pseudo-new forms of representation (the ‘neither left-wingers nor right-wingers’ of [lire plus]

Michel Maffesoli’s views on the recent French municipal elections2024-01-26T14:39:55+01:00

Jörn Bühring

Dr Jörn Buhring is an expert on connections between the creative industries and managerial innovation. He uses his expertise to help the FEDE’s Chinese students prepare their doctoral degrees in cultural management. He tells us more in the interview below. What did you study? I have a bachelor’s in hotel management, a master’s in innovation and entrepreneurship, and a doctorate in business and innovation. I completed my doctoral degree at Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia. What is the focus of your research? Right now I’m particularly interested in design management. I’m exploring a range of methods that might give design a greater role in management. What exactly do you teach in the FEDE doctoral programme?  I explore the complex links between the creative and cultural industries and economics. Thanks to [lire plus]

Jörn Bühring2023-02-23T15:26:48+01:00

L’ éducation aux médias et à l’information pour tous et par tous

Du 24 au 31 octobre 2020 a eu lieu la huitième célébration de la Semaine mondiale de l’Education aux Médias et à l’Information (EMI).  Cet événement mondial est, chaque année, une opportunité pour les parties prenantes, l’occasion d’examiner et d’encourager les progrès accomplis pour atteindre le noble objectif d’une éducation de qualité aux médias et à l’information pour tous et par tous.  Le propos de cet événement, placé sous l’égide de l’UNESCO et de la GAPMIL (Alliance mondiale de partenariats pour l’Education aux Médias et à l’Information), est d’inviter des participants internationaux afin de promouvoir, via la « Conférence EMI » et le « Forum de l’agenda des jeunes », le dialogue interculturel en incitant les participants à organiser des manifestations locales et à promouvoir les liens entre l’éducation aux médias et à l’information avec l’ensemble des disciplines et des professions.  En tant que pays hôte de [lire plus]

L’ éducation aux médias et à l’information pour tous et par tous2023-02-23T15:26:48+01:00

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