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     • Jacques Attali is one of the most influential economic theorists in the French Socialist Party today and a close personal adviser to President Mitterand. He is also a distinguished scholar, the author of a dozen books whose subjects range from political economy to euthanasia and music.
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   Who was Jacques Attali?

   • power, Jacques Attali was Mitterrand's equal, or better. This kept Mitterrand on his toes, or, in a cycling term he often uses, "not losing the pedals." Having Attali as a daily foil meant, for Mitterrand, that he was less bored by an entourage that contained few weighty counterplayers.

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   Did Jacques Attali write a book about reducing the population?

   • A Facebook post claims that the French writer Jacques Attali wrote in a 1981 book that: “The future will be about finding a way to reduce the population”. The post includes a supposed excerpt from the book, which continues: “Of course, we will not be able to execute people or build camps.

   French writer Jacques Attali did not advocate for depopulation through

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   Why did Jacques Attali leave the Elysée Palace?

   • In August 1989, during François Mitterrand's second mandate, Jacques Attali gave up politics and left the Elysée Palace. He founded the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), in London, and became its first president.

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   Is Attali a good book?

   • Most of all, Attali's book gives us Mitterrand's own conversation, a very rich inside commentary, at the top, on a decade of French and European politics. For those familiar with Mitterrand, this political talk is a lode to mine; it rings true in general, while any specific item demands corroboration.

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   Why was Attali a bad author?

   • On the other hand, his first novel, La vie éternelle (1989), a gothic fable, was a bit inane. The problem of authorship was that Attali had developed, no doubt in his haste, a habit of simply copying passages of research work given him by his assistants. And they in turn sometimes had just copied from other books, with or without quotation marks.

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   Did Jacques Attali- have his fingers in a pies?

   • Or rather it is one part of a larger scandal, for the author, Jacques Attali-^- Palace secrets - has had his fingers in several pies.

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   Jacques José Mardoché Attali (French pronunciation: [ʒak atali]; born 1 November 1943) is a French economic and social theorist, writer, political adviser and senior civil servant. A very prolific writer, Attali published 86 books in 54 years, between 1969 and 2023. Attali served as a counselor to President François Mitterrand from 1981 to ...

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   Jacques Attali has a PhD in economics, is a graduate from the Ecole Polytechnique and a State Councillor. Special advisor to French President François Mitterrand for ten years, he is the founder of four international institutions: Action Against Hunger, Eureka, EBRD, Positive Planet.

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   Jacques Attali in early July was obliged to resign in disgrace - it made page one in international newspapers - from his presidency of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

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7. fullfact.org › online › Jacques-Attali-depopulationFrench writer Jacques Attali did not advocate for ... - Full Fact

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   Jan 6, 2023 · French writer Jacques Attali claimed the future would be about finding a way to reduce the population through a pandemic. Our verdict. Mr Attali has denied saying this. The quote does not appear in Mr Attali’s 1993 book Verbatim 1: 1981-1986, as claimed on TikTok.

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   Jacques Attali is a visionary. In your book you put forward ten concrete proposals, based on multiple examples from history, to offer to a future world government. Without wishing to anticipate the respective importance of these proposals, what is the trigger that will galvanise the citizens ?

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   Attali, Jacques. (born 1943), French public figure. As president of the new European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Jacques Attali was still something of a newcomer to the world stage when his name received a jolt of recognition in the United States.

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    Jacques Attali is a renowned French economist, intellectual, and politician. He is an author of several books and numerous essays, including "Noise: The Political Economy of Music" and "Lignes d'horizon." Advisor to President François Mitterrand. From 1981 to 1991, Attali served as an advisor to French President François Mitterrand.