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La Fondation Méditerranéenne d’Etudes Stratégiques (FMES) est animée par une équipe de personnels permanents et de personnels bénévoles. La fondation recherche des bénévoles volontaires pour renouveler et mettre en œuvre sa communication interne mais surtout externe – et tout particulièrement celle en direction des médias régionaux, nationaux et internationaux. Cette activité conviendrait parfaitement à un journaliste retraité ou à un spécialiste de la communication disposant d’un peu de temps et intéressé par les questions internationales et géostratégiques de la Méditerranée.
Accueil - FMES - Fondation Méditerranéenne d'Études Stratégiques
At the interface between research and decision-making, IDDRI is a foundation that examines sustainable development issues that require international coordination, such as climate change or the depletion of natural resources. Its research focuses on global governance, North-South relations and international negotiations. IDDRI has three objectives : informing policy decisions; identifying emerging issues; and creating a platform for dialogue between stakeholders whose interests are often at odds - research organizations, public and private economic actors, unions and NGOs. To meet these objectives, IDDRI defines the challenges, gathers stakeholders - whatever their origin and discipline - and identifies new issues. It thus promotes a common understanding of concerns, while at the same time putting them into a global perspective.
L'Iddri
Europe, Sécurité Internationale et Développement
GRIP - Groupe de Recherche et d'Information sur la Paix et la Sécurité
Nurses have been on the front lines of the crisis, seeing firsthand the health impacts of skyrocketing poverty and record high rates of uninsured Americans. The father of Bank of America wouldn't recognize it today. The "built-to-last" institution he founded has turned into a "built-to-loot" operation obsessed with short-term gains. Amadeo P. Giannini built Bank of America into the first nationwide financial institution. The Italian American's success hinged on his determination to challenge the notion that banks should benefit society's wealthiest members.