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117:, academics and other experts. Its specificity is particularly marked in the manner with which its team handles topics: indeed, its officials frequently assess situations by using data that originates out of the traditional diplomatic channels, whether in universities, think tanks or specialised services at home or abroad. It also has the resources necessary to commission expert analyses from external sources. 137:, who wanted to implement some institutionalised out-of-the-box thought. The decree establishing its existence states its purpose as “contributing to the preparation of decisions in foreign affairs” by “analysing current situations” and “conducting attempts at foreseeing future evolutions”. Despite having changed names two times since then, it has remained a constant source of doctrine for ministers. 101:– an invitation program for young foreign leaders), established in 1989, which hosts about 75 young leaders (under 45) a year, seeks to present the select few who are chosen with an unvarnished image of contemporary France and establish friendly ties with them. Since its creation, the program has hosted over 2,000 personalities from over 150 countries. 120:
This makes it a source of independent and sometimes critical analyses vis-à-vis the government’s policies. It is for instance mentioned for its dissenting analyses, carried out by external consultants, in the Duclert report on France, Rwanda and the Tutsi genocide. Its mission is also to present
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alternatives and new options and ideas. It has a certain liberty of speech outside of the administration, and its members frequently publish and partake in conferences, activities which serve to heighten its status on the international scene.
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and the larger problems which weigh on them in the middle and in the long term, notably economic, religious and demographic issues, all the while seeking to shed light on them from an approach combining multiple social sciences as well as
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ensuring that the relationship between the administration and the academic world is well oiled, by presenting administration officials with research relevant to their work and also by emphasising the importance of French institutions
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recommending to the Minister, either on his instructions or under its own steam, such action or strategic options as it deems necessary with regard to the development of the international situation in the long
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The director of the CAPS reports directly to the Minister and is sometimes a member of his cabinet. The CAPS is tasked with performing three tasks with complete independence of approach and expression:
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In spite of its small size, the Centre enjoys a solid reputation and has become known the world over for being a breeding ground of intellectual and diplomatic talent.
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The CAPS is made quite unique by the diversity of its team: it is made up of career diplomats, but also civil servants from different ministries, most often
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The CAPS has a history of renowned directors, either academics or career diplomats.
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and international debates and institutions. It is the French counterpart to the
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recommendations to the Foreign Minister and ensuring a
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Index

think tank
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
strategic
French
European
US State Department
Policy Planning Staff
Jean-Yves Le Drian
international relations
Defence
Finance
Michel Jobert
Thierry de Montbrial
Jean-Louis Gergorin
Jean-Marie Guéhenno
Bruno Racine
Justin VaĂŻsse
"France Diplomatie"
"Le programme « PersonnalitĂ©s d'avenir Â» du Quai d'Orsay : Un effort pour identifier les interlocuteurs Ă©trangers et en faire des partenaires"
doi
10.3917/ris.052.0109
Categories
1974 establishments in France
Think tanks established in 1974
Foreign relations of France
Foreign policy and strategy think tanks in France
Political and economic think tanks based in France

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