Governance and the World

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GOVERNANCE AND THE WORLD

Nine authors have written the nine articles of the eight chapters of the present study.

A form of advocacy for the notion of research/action, this work consistently demonstrates the educational nature of the FEDE!

It tackles very current topics: from secularism in the world (Jean Michel Quillardet, lawyer), to diplomacy of influence (Genci Burimi, journalist), the FEDE and its associates wished to make this book a research book that is accessible to a broad readership. A guidance review to better navigate the intricacies of global finance (Marc Delachaussée, lecturer and researcher), information on the internationalisation of higher education (Salima Laabi Zuber, sociologist), a directive reflection on climatology and natural disasters (Jean-Louis Bischoff, lecturer and researcher), an analysis of the “shadow global government” (Alain Tobelem, lecturer and researcher), synthetic descriptions of public health policies in the world (Alexandre and Jean-Noël Vallée, doctor and professor of medicine respectively), a situational analysis of the nature of trust/political governance relations (Ali Armand, sociologist and certified coach) argue in favour of the FEDE’s aspiration.

This book aims to provide an understanding of the global organisational mechanisms in terms of strategy and geopolitics. It enables an analysis of the interactions between states, international institutions, economic stakeholders and civil societies. It is a combination of strategic, geopolitical, economic, social, sociological, historical, legal and even communication skills. It offers tools for analysing international governance in order to understand its complexities and issues. To understand today’s world, is to be able, tomorrow, to deliver more effective, more open, more coherent, more legitimate, more responsible and therefore more efficient managerial decisions.

Contents

General Introduction
Jean-Louis Bischoff

1. Governance and Religious Beliefs
Secularism in the world
Jean-Michel Quillardet

2. Governance and Higher Education
The internationalisation of higher education, the case of China and emerging African economies
Salima Laabi Zuber

3. Governance and Finance
The regulation of global finance
Marc Delachaussée

4. Governance and the Environment
Climates and Disasters in the World
The Paris accords
Jean-Louis Bischoff

5. Governance and Shadow Government
A Global Government in the Shadows
Alain Tobelem

6. Governance and Public Health
Public health policies around the world
Alexandre Vallée and Jean Noel Vallée

7. Governance and Confidence
Governance and political confidence
Ali Armand

8. Governance and Diplomacy in the World
The diplomacy of influence
Genci Burimi

The co-authors:

Ali Armand

Doctor of sociology, and the holder of a DESS (Diploma of Specialised higher studies) in social psychology. He was responsible for the university diploma “VAE (Validation des Acquis d’Expérience) (Validation of learning through Experience) competence assessment and career management” at the University of Nanterre.
Director at APAD Consulting Management Training, Ali Armand is a certified coach specializing in executive coaching.

Jean-Louis Bischoff

PhD in Philosophy (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Études), Professor empowered and authorised to conduct and oversee research (University of Artois), he is a graduate of the Institute of Training for the Study and Teaching of Religions (IFER), and an associate researcher (Texts and cultures laboratory ‑ internal team “Literatures and cultures of childhood and youth / Robinson Center”) of the University of Artois.

Jean‑Louis Bischoff has always worked in the music, communication and entertainment industries: from the production of musical shows (Élysée Montmartre) to cinematographic productions (Max Linder), on to communication (Young Persons Card of the Secretariat of State for Youth and for Sport, as well as working with the city of Lille municipality and Francaise des Jeux (National French Gaming Organisation).

As a Professor of Philosophy in Higher Education, Jean‑Louis Bischoff, works at various art and luxury colleges and also at the Institut Supérieur de Pédagogie (ISP) (the Higher Institute of Teaching) in Paris. He lectures on the themes of creation and contemporary trends, and proposes research on the philosophy of religions, the reshaping of belief and the sacred in contemporary pop culture, the perception of trends, the philosophy of education and aesthetic philosophy.

Jean‑Louis Bischoff is Director of Research of the FEDE and Director of the Trends Division of the FEDE doctoral school.

Genci Burimi

Graduate of the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris and of the Sorbonne, holding a Master’s degree in International Relations. He teaches at the Faculty of European Studies in Cluj (Romania) as part of a seminar on European funds. Genci Burimi is a journalist in Paris at Radio France Internationale and a former diplomat holding the role of cultural attaché of Albania in France. He is also part of the an editorial team of the main daily newspaper in Albania and responsible for the annual economic report of the country in the special issue of the journal Economiste “Le monde en…”.

Marc Delachaussée

Graduate of the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, and holder of a DEA (Diploma in Applied Studies) in General Policy and Strategy of Organizations.
Marc Delachaussée has been successively in charge of financial management and risk management of the BPCE (Caisse d’Epargne Banque Populaire) (Savings department of the Popular Bank) and treasurer of Natixis Global Asset Management (Groupe BPCE).

Salima Laabi Zuber

Doctorate in Political Sociology (Paris 8), and is a graduate (sup) of the IRIS (Institut de Relation Internationale et Strategiques) in geo‑economics and strategic intelligence, she worked in the Political Department of the Moroccan Embassy and promoted the Think Tank IPEMED founded and directed by Jean Louis Guigou.

Jean-Michel Quillardet

Doctor of Law, lawyer at the Paris Bar, created the Jean Zay chair devoted to the teaching of secularism at Sciences Po Bordeaux. In 2008, he founded with Antoine Sfeir “The international observatory of secularism against community abuses”. He has been a member of the National Advisory Commission on Human Rights and an academic teacher at the University of Évry.

Alain Tobelem

Doctor in Development Economics (University of Sorbonne‑Paris) and Professor empowered and authorized to direct management research (University of Nice). Alain Tobelem is also a graduate of Sciences Po, the Institut de Hautes Études for Latin America, CELSA, (Centre for Literary Studies and Applied Science) and the Sorbonne ‑ Paris (Hispanic and Lusitanian languages and civilizations). An international conference speaker and lecturer, he is currently leading a doctoral research programme at the Ceram Sophia Antipolis Higher Business School.
Alain Tobelem is the director of the governance division of the FEDE doctoral school.

Alexandre Vallée

Alexandre Vallée is a doctor of medicine, and a specialist in public health and health economics, and holder of a master’s degree in biomedical ethics. Alexandre Vallée, is currently a doctoral student in applied mathematics (CNRS Poitiers). He has taught and worked within the hospital context.

Jean-Noël Vallée

Jean-Noël Vallée is a Doctor of Medicine (Necker University – Paris V), a graduate winner of the Faculty of Medicine and professor empowered and authorised to oversee research in Neurosciences. He also has a Ph.D. in Physical Sciences (Paris 13), is a graduate (3rd cycle) from the Faculty of Letters (Lyon 3), a graduate (2nd cycle) from the Institute of Business Administration (Lyon 3) and graduate of a Grande Ecole d’Ingénieur (Higher School of Engineering ) (INSA Lyon).
He is a former intern and former assistant head of the Clinique des Hopitaux de Paris.
Jean-Noël Vallée is Director of the Innovation Division of the FEDE Doctoral School.

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