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A petition to Emmanuel Macron for his 17 April speech at the European Parliament Supplique au Président Macron pour son intervention du 17 avril au Parlement européen

March 28, 2018

Une supplique, une lettre ouverte, un article de blog sont des contributions bien modestes. Que puis-je produire d’autre, je ne suis qu’un praticien. Mais pour les affaires européennes être un patricien n’est pas dévalorisant. Car un praticien est justement à même d’analyser ce qui va et ce qui ne va pas dans le fonctionnement de… » read more

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A petition to Emmanuel Macron for his 17 April speech at the European Parliament A petition to Emmanuel Macron for his 17 April speech at the European Parliament

A petition, an open letter, a blog article – these are all modest contributions. What else can I do? I am just a practitioner. But there is nothing degrading about being a practitioner in European affairs. Because a practitioner is perfectly able to analyse what is good and what is bad in the functioning of… » read more

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Brexit: one step forward, two steps back Brexit : un pas en avant, deux pas en arrière

Les dernières discussions entre Michel Barnier et son homologue britannique David Davis validées côté UE par le Conseil européen des chefs d’Etat et de gouvernement interpellent. Elles relèvent d’une incompréhension technique, d’une magistrale hypocrisie ou de l’amorce d’un plan B, on ne sait trop à ce stade, … A lire les communiqués le Royaume-Uni aurait… » read more

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Brexit: one step forward, two steps back Brexit: one step forward, two steps back

The recent discussions between Michel Barnier and David Davis, validated by the European Council, demonstrate many things: a failure to understand technical issues, stunning hypocrisy, signs of a Plan B. There is so much we still do not know. Based on public statements, the UK has obtained victory regarding the transition period, now 21 months… » read more

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Une BD sur la comitologie – PACT à l’honneur

March 9, 2018

Le magazine Médor largement diffusé consacre une bande dessinée à la comitologie. Elle comporte une dizaine de pages qui reprend les éléments clés de nos formations : le déséquilibre entre législation primaire (pouvoir visible) et législation secondaire (pouvoir caché) ; l’impact du Traité de Lisbonne sur les différents segments des affaires publiques européennes ; le… » read more

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Daniel Guéguen

In these times of complexity, opacity and political correctness, speaking openly is now more important than ever.

With 40 years of experience in EU public affairs, Daniel Guéguen is founder and Head of Strategy and Lobbying at PACT European Affairs.

In 1996 he created CLAN Public Affairs and the European Training Institute. Before this, Daniel was Head of the European sugar industry and Secretary General of COPA-COGECA, the EU farmers’ union lobby. Guéguen is Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges and Natolin, as well as at SciencePo Paris and the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). He previously taught at Georgetown University and Harvard Kennedy School. He is a renowned author of 15 books translated into 20 languages. Recent publications include: “Comitology: Hijacking European Power?” (2010), “Handbook on EU Secondary Legislation” (2012), “Reshaping European Lobbying” (2013) and “The New Practical Guide to the EU Labyrinth” (2015).


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