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The journal
"LE FORUM FRANCO-ALLEMAND"
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Le Forum Franco-Allemand is a completely bi-langual
academic journal which focusses on the Franco-German relationship
and Europe concerning matters as politics, ecomonics, law
and culture.
The journal is composed of articles written by political analysts,
academic specialists as well as business leaders. Most of
the authors are French and German, but for every issue there
are also authors from other countries (see below). Matters
of special interest are discussed in the part "dossier". In
this context we try to introduce problems and issues which
are not directly linked to the Franco-German relationship.
The following personalities have already contributed :
Politics :
Tony Blair, Menzies Campell, Malcolm
Rifkind, Kenneth Clarke, Gerhard Schröder, Roman Herzog, Jochka
Fischer, Vàclav Havel, Nicole Fontaine, Sir Michael Jay, David
Clark, Karl Lamers, Jean François-Poncet, Romano Podi, Hubert
Védrine, Pierre Moscovici, Javier Solana, Michel Barnier,
Pascal Lamy...
Academics :
Charlie
Jeffery, Joseph Rovan, Alain Minc, Jean Boissonnat, Alain
Finkielkraut, Julien Hervier, Werner Weidenfeld, Prof. Robert
Picht, Jean-François Revel, Prof. Karl Kaiser, Prof. Lothar
Rühl, Claude Hagège, Prof. Serge Sur, Thierry de Montbrial,
Pascal Boniface (IRIS), Prof. Michael Stürmer, Prof. Albrecht
Betz, André Glucksmann, Marcel Reich-Ranicki...
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An independent
think-tank
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Cette revue permet l'introduction en France de débats intellectuels
qui ont lieu dans d'autres pays et de faire connaître à nos
lecteurs des auteurs qui ne sont pas (ou peu) connus en France
; elle doit également permettre de véhiculer un certain nombre
d'idées étrangères dans notre pays. Nous essayons de proposer
d'autres sensibilités, d'autres conceptions sur des questions
également abordées en France. Dans cette optique, le bilinguisme
constitue l'un de nos principaux moyens. Cette revue, dont
l'un des axes principaux est l'analyse des questions franco-allemandes,
se fixe pour objectif de souligner et de surmonter le parallélisme
plus ou moins conscient du développement de la France et de
l'Allemagne depuis plus d'un demi-siècle.
Ainsi, nous souhaitons que Le Forum Franco-Allemand participe
à la "libre circulation des idées" européennes. Il semble
que de trop nombreuses barrières intellectuelles et linguistiques
jouent encore un rôle trop important ; elles freinent trop
souvent les échanges intellectuels en Europe, en dépit du
rapprochement institutionnel des différentes nations européennes.
Le Forum Franco-Allemand is distributed all over Europe,
expecially in France, Germany and the United Kingdom. The
journal can be found in all important academic institutions
as universities, research institutions and foundations, the
political institutions as Parliaments, Governments. However,
due to its economic parts, Le forum is also well known in
different big enterprises.
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This high-quality journal is issued semestrally. Normally,
there are five chapters dealing with politics, economics,
defence, culture and law. The chapters generally relate to
current debates. Sometimes "le forum" is edited as a special
issue.
Generally, the journal is run of about 5000 copies.
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Your
perfect medium of publicity
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For these reasons, Le Forum is a perfect and qualitative medium
for public relations in Europe. Publicity pages are of special
interest if they are related to the main interest of a chapter.
Next to interesting articles of well-known personalities,
each publicity and sponsoring gets a unique signification
and meaning and is paid attention.
Additionaly,
you can benefit of the young and dynamic accent of this
particular journal : Financed only by spsonsoring, the editor
enjoys complete independence in the selection of matters
and topics. That is an advantage for every publicity.
Copyright
© Le Forum. All rights reserved
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soon
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