Pierre Joxe

Pierre Joxe born the November 28th 1934 with Paris is a Politician French.

Family ties

Pierre Joxe is the son of Louis Joxe, former minister for the general de Gaulle, grandson of the famous “Parisian” intellectual liberal-conservative Daniel Halévy and great-grandson of the playwright, novelist and academician Ludovic Halévy.

By this ascent, it is downward with the 4th degree of Louis Breguet, clock and watch maker and physicist, and related with the airframe manufacturer Louis Charles Breguet and with the actress Clémentine Célarié.

See Descent of Louis Breguet

Formation

Bachelor of law
Former student of the National school of administration (promotion “Albert Camus”, 1962)

Career

1958 (February)/1960 (May): under the flags
1960 (June)/1962 (May): studying with the National school of administration
1962 (June)/1963 (December): listener of 2nd class to the Court of Auditors (France) within the frameworks
1963/1973: university lecturer with the Institute of political studies of Paris
1963: rapporteur of the National Commission of town and country planning to the General police station in the Plan
1963 (December)/1968 (May): listener of 1st class at the Court of Auditors
1965 (January): rapporteur close the commission of auditing of accounts of the state enterprises
1966 (March): rapporteur of the committee of the state enterprises
1967 placé of availability.
1967/1970: Operations manager with the direction of the scientific and technical assistance to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs
1968 (May): public auditor of 2nd class at the Court of Auditors
1970/1973: reinstated within the frameworks of the Court of Auditors
1973 (March): deputy of Saône-et-Loire (5th circ.)
1973 (April): placed in service detached to exercise its mandate of deputy
1973 (September)/1979: general adviser of Saône-et-Loire, canton of Chalon-sur-Saône
1977 (March)/1983 (March): third assistant of the mayor of Chalon-sur-Saône
1977 (November)/1979 (June): member of the the European Parliament
1978 (March)/1981 (May): deputy of Saône-et-Loire (5th circ.)
1978 (March): vice-president of the socialist group of the National Assembly
1979 (October)/1982: chair District council of Burgundy
1981 (May)/1981 (June): Minister of Industry
1981 (June)/1984 (July): deputy of Saône-et-Loire (5th circ.).
1981 (June)/1984 (July): chair socialist group of the National Assembly
1983/1984: listener with the Institute of the high studies of national defense (36e session)
1984 (July)/1986 (March): Minister of Interior Department and Decentralization
1986 (March)/1988 (May): deputy of Saône-et-Loire
1986 (March)/1988 (May): chair socialist group the National Assembly
1988 (May)/1991 (January): Minister of Interior Department
1988 (June): deputy of Saône-et-Loire (4th circ)
1989 (March)/1993 (March): to advise of Paris (12th arr)
1991 (January)/1993 (March): Minister for Defense
1992 (March)/1993 (March): regional adviser of Ile-de-France

From March 1993 in February 2001:

First president of the Court of Auditors
President of the Superior council of the regional courts of the accounts
President (be qualities) Court of budgetary and financial discipline, Investigating committee into the cost and the output of the public services and the Council of the taxes.

Named on February 26th, 2001 by the president of the National Assembly Raymond Forni with the Constitutional council it lent oath the March 12th 2001 in front of the president of the Republic

He is currently Vice-président treasurer of IFRI and President of the Association France-Algeria. Member since May 24th, 2005 of the Committee of honor of the bicentenary of the Court of Auditors chaired by current the first president, Philippe Séguin. He is also president of the Fondation for Protestantism and vice-president of the Office of the Association of the friends of the Institut François Mitterrand.

Decorations

Commander of the National order of the Merit
KBE (Knight Commander off the British Worsens)
Grand Cross about the civil Merit (Spain)
Grand Officer of the National order of the Lion (Senegal)
Commandeur about the Phoenix (Greece) and the National order of the Merit (Hungary)

Works

a socialism of possible the (in collaboration with François Mitterrand, the Threshold, 1970).
the edict of Nantes, a history for today (Hatchet-Literatures, 1998)
In connection with France, Routes 1 (Flammarion, 1998)
Introduction to Our State - the Book truth of the Public office of Roger Fauroux and Bernard Spitz (Robert Laffont 2001)
Foreword with the Requirement heretic. Current possibilities of the religious speech of Peter L. Shepherd (van Dieren, 2005)

External bond

Member of the Constitutional council: Mr Pierre Joxe

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