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Pascal Boniface.

Pascal Boniface is a speaker, director of the Institute of International and Strategic Relations, director of various journals, teacher, and editorialist. His numerous works make him a renowned expert whom many companies, universities, and clubs call upon for thematic conferences related to nuclear issues, global security challenges, or French foreign policy.
Pascal Boniface is primarily known for his work on major strategic balances. An expert in geopolitics, he has made major contributions to this theme, including numerous articles published in international journals.
A sports enthusiast and member of the National Ethics Council of the French Football Federation, he developed the concept of "Geopolitics of Sport," of which he is the pioneer.Language spoken by the speaker
- French
Pascal Boniface offers his scientific conferences in French-speaking countries, in French-speaking Switzerland, Geneva, Lausanne... Benefit from a tailor-made UnoMe conference with Pascal Boniface to better address the strategic challenges of your sector.
He has published around sixty works on strategic affairs, several of which have become classics constantly re-edited and translated into several languages.
His interventions are of great clarity, allowing for the deciphering of a difficult-to-read world.
- « World Order and Disorder » : Conference given at the Lycée Saint-Exupéry as part of the preparation program for Sciences Po.
- « The new challenges of security in France and in the world. » Pascal Boniface IRIS – Conference – ENAC Security Day 2016
- « Pascal Boniface on Russia-France relations and EU’s strategic relevance » – Valdaï Discussion Club
- « Geopolitics of Sport » – Bibliothèque centre Pompidou
Pascal Boniface is a Knight of the National Order of Merit and an Officer of the Legion of Honor. The 2011 Vauban Prize recognized the entire intellectual production of Pascal Boniface.
Reference : IRIS Website
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