Jean-François Bensahel

France and Threatened Sovereignty

What may one hope for from a united Europe? What will be the future of France? Discouraging of both European illusions and those myths of the 1980s, the money-king and the triumphant individual, this work provides an indispensable reflection on how to tackle the difficult years ahead, to avert the explosive risks that weigh heavily on society and restrict the actions of the French State. Jean-François Bensahel, an ex-student of L'Ecole Normale Superior and the Ecole de Mines, holds a graduate degree in mathematics and is a high-level functionary.

Jacques Lesourne

The Future of Democracy, Markets and Governance

François Heisbourg

The Geopolitical Consequences of the Crisis

Bernard Besson

Hands on the West

Samantha Besson

Inventing Europe Collège de France Autumn Colloquium 2021

This book was published under the direction of Samantha Besson, current occupant of the International Institutional Law Chair at the Collège de France

Henry Laurens, John Tolan, Gilles Veinstein

Islam and Europe, From the Origins to the Present

Sylvain Kahn, Jacques Lévy

The Land of Europeans

Contrary to received ideas, this book shows that the European Union, far from keeping peoples under glass, is made along with them. And if they are the first to criticize European public policies, so much the better!

The Shift Project, Zeynep Kahraman, André-Jean Guérin, Jean-Marc Jancovici

Let's De-Carbonize Europe! Nine propositions for Europe can move on

Hulot’s Pact sold 100,000 copies. How will Jancovici’s Manifesto do?