Politique étrangère
Politique étrangère (abbreviated PE , ISSN 0032-342X ) is a quarterly French specialist publication on foreign and international politics . Founded in 1936 , it is the oldest journal in this field in France .
Like the journals Foreign Affairs (edited on behalf of the Council on Foreign Relations ), International Affairs (edited by Chatham House ) and Internationale Politik (magazine) (edited by the German Society for Foreign Policy ), “Politique étrangère” appears under the umbrella of a national organization for foreign policy, namely the “ Institut français des relations internationales ” (abbreviated “IFRI”, French Institute for International Relations).
Authors are renowned scientists, politicians and publicists from France and other countries. These include, for example, Raymond Aron , André Beaufre , Jacques Berque , Henry Kissinger , Claude Lévi-Strauss , Louis Massignon and Jean-Paul Sartre .
Editors
- Editor: Thierry de Montbrial
- Editor-in-chief: Dominique David
- Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Marc Hecker
- Editors: Denis Bauchard, Bernard Cazes, Etienne de Durand, Thomas Gomart, Jolyon Howorth, Ethan Kapstein, Jean Klein, Jacques Mistral, Khadija Mohsen-Finan, Dominique Moïsi , Philippe Moreau Defarges, Eliane Mossé, Françoise Nicolas, Valérie Niquet, Hans Stark
- Scientific Editorial Committee: Thierry de Montbrial, Hélène Carrère d'Encausse , Jean-Claude Casanova, Dominique Chevallier, Gérard Conac, Jean-Luc Domenach, Jean-Marie Guéhenno , François Heisbourg , Jacques Lesourne, Jean-Pierre Rioux, Pierre Rosanvallon , Olivier Roy , Jacques Rupnik, Georges-Henri Soutou, Maurice Vaïsse, Alain Vernay