Propos recueillis par Kévin Badeau LE CERCLE/INTERVIEW – Dominique Reynié, directeur général de la Fondapol, réagit au premier débat présidentiel à 11. Hier soir, 6,3 millions de téléspectateurs ont suivi sur BFMTV et CNews le débat entre les 11 prétendants à l’Elysée. Dominique Reynié, directeur général de la Fondapol, think tank d’inspiration libéral, estime que […]
Cet article Dominique Reynié : « Un débat à 11 nécessaire mais ubuesque » est apparu en premier sur Fondapol.
A pesar de que existe un interés común, una mayor cooperación entre Rusia y Occidente (EEUU, la UE, la OTAN) en la lucha contra el terrorismo islámico no sólo improbable sino imposible.
La formation professionnelle est un formidable enjeu social et économique. C’est un enjeu individuel pour les milliers de salariés, dont les carrières vont connaître des changements croissants, et un enjeu collectif au cœur de la politique de ressources humaines des entreprises, pour lesquelles c’est un levier de développement incontournable. Pourtant, les situations sont très variables […]
Cet article Olivier Faron – Former, de plus en plus, de mieux en mieux : l’enjeu de la formation professionnelle est apparu en premier sur Fondapol.
Comment changer un système d’assurance maladie qui ne fonctionne plus ? Patrick Négaret, le directeur de la CPAM des Yvelines, appelle à remplacer l’actuel modèle centré sur les soins et la maladie par la prévention, l’évaluation et la personnalisation. C’est tout simplement une révolution copernicienne que Patrick Négaret se propose de faire ! Remplacer un […]
Cet article Le patron de la CPAM des Yvelines veut révolutionner les esprits est apparu en premier sur Fondapol.
L’IHEDN organise à Paris du 3 au 7 avril 2017 le 3e module intitulé « La PSDC en action » du cours de haut niveau du Collège européen de sécurité et défense (CESD)...
Vivimos una era de cambio determinada por la globalización de la sociedad de la información y, también, por el desplazamiento del centro de gravedad global hacia Asia Pacífico y la conformación de China como potencia global y su centralidad en el sistema internacional.
In ELIAMEP Briefing Note 51/2017 Associate Professor at the University of Macedonia Yorgos Christidis offers a brief analysis of the Bulgarian Parliamentary Elections of 26th March 2017 and of the negotiations concerning the formation of the next government.
On Tuesday 21 March 2017, the latest research programme hosted by ELIAMEP and titled ‘Architectural replicas in the scramble for the past: Politics of identity in Istanbul, Athens, Skopje’ (REPLICIAS) was presented for the first time. This project is carried out by Kalliopi Amygdalou, a Marie Skłodowska – Curie Fellow. Dr Amygdalou presented the research objectives and first findings of the project, which explores the politicization of cultural heritage through its reproduction/reconstruction in three cities of South-eastern Europe, and the way this affects the relations between the countries involved. The presentation was followed by a discussion with participants from ELIAMEP, the academic community and the field of heritage management. The research is supervised by Professor Thanos Veremis and Associate Professor Ioannis N. Grigoriadis.
It is noteworthy that ELIAMEP has hosted in the past many fellows who were funded by researcher mobility programmes such as the Marie Skłodowska – Curie Actions, and it is the first research institution in Greece that is hosting a programme in the humanities funded by the European Research Council.
This project has received funding from the Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions [European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme]under grant agreement No [748634]
This report written by Dr Dia Anagnostou and Dr Dimitris Skleparis was completed in the frame of the RAD MONITOR project. Its main objective is to provide a background study on radicalisation in Greece and the various forms that it takes: the extreme left radicalization and its transmutation into the anti-authoritarian movement, the far-right radicalization, the Islamist radicalization, and football ‘hooliganism”. It provides an overview of past and current radicalisation trends, the social groups most vulnerable to each form of extremism, their repertoires of action, and the institutional responses of Greek authorities.
This policy report written by Dr Dia Anagnostou and Dr Dimitris Skleparis provides a brief overview of the phenomenon of radicalization in its different forms in Greece, which is based on the research conducted in the frame of the RAD MONITOR project. The second part contains a list of policy recommendations that specifically pertain to indicators and tools for the prevention and monitoring of far-right and Islamist radicalization, and their relevance for the Greek context.
You can read here here the article written by Dr Dia Anagnostou on the refugee crisis. This commentary was published in the Sunday edition of Kathimerini newspaper on 2 April 2017.