Politique étrangère

Politique étrangère (abbreviated PE, ISSN 0032- 342x ) is a quarterly publication for French foreign policy and international politics. Founded in 1936, it is the oldest magazine of this specialty in France.

As the journals Foreign Affairs (published on behalf of the Council on Foreign Relations ), International Affairs (published by Chatham House) and International Politics (magazine) (edited by the German Society for Foreign Policy ) will also appear " Politique étrangère " under the umbrella of a national organization for foreign policy, namely the " French Institute for International Relations " (abbreviated " IFRI ," French Institute for International relations).

Authors are renowned academics, politicians and journalists from France and other countries. Among these are found, for example, Raymond Aron, André Beaufre, Jacques Berque, Henry Kissinger, Claude Lévi- Strauss, Louis Massignon and Jean -Paul Sartre.

Editors

  • Editor: Thierry de Montbrial
  • Chief Editor: 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 Defarge, 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
International relations theory International Affairs (journal) Olivier Roy (professor)
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