In memoriam

During the online ceremony of the solemn handover of the 2020 Euro-citizens Directory, organised on October 22, 2020, Vincent Besençon, archivist in charge at the Fondation Jean Monnet pour l’Europe, guided us on a virtual tour of the Dorigny Farm ...

Together with Simone Veil … In a publication dated 12 March 2020, Ces villes françaises tournées vers l’Europe, the website Toute l’Europe, the reference site on European issues in France, presents an overview of French municipalities that are “a little ...

March 11th, a new birthday, Franck would have been 59 years old, a new year, but not just any year: 2020! 2020, his first organisation, AEGEE, celebrates its 35th anniversary! 2020, following in the footsteps of IDE and Newropeans, the ...

The history of Europe is like a multifaceted diamond. Everyone sees the same diamond… but no one sees exactly the same facets. This quote from Franck Biancheri, who died 7 years ago, on 30 October 2012, also applies to his ...

It is always with great emotion that we remember this sad anniversary of the death of Franck Biancheri on October 30th, 2012. Many of us try to find in his writings, in his analyzes and anticipations, which are regularly published ...

“A Union that is sick by its deficit of democracy” – For Nicole Fontaine, among the causes of the crisis in Europe: technocracy, ultraliberalism, the lack of leadership that led to the mismanagement of several crises (Greek, migration, etc.) but ...

“Franck Biancheri: L’indépendance intellectuelle est clé si l’on veut identifer les risques” article published in the magazine L’HEBDO on 29 april 2010

Franck Biancheri was LEAP’s co-founder in 2005, Director of Research and Strategy until 2012 when he passed away, inventor of the method of political anticipation, and coordinator of the GEAB from 2006 to 2012. We dedicate this moment to him, on ...

Franck Biancheri, was born on March 11, 1961. Following his death in October 2012, at the age of 51, the association of the Friends of Franck Biancheri held its very first Agora on March 11, 2013, already five years ago, ...

Franck Biancheri in 1988 in La Turbie ©crédit photo: Philippe Portalier