Yves Salesse

Yves Salesse is a French high-civil servant born in 1945, which was trade-union activist with the station of North during ten years, he made studies of economy before integrating ENA. It leaves there in 1988 to integrate the Council of State then becomes professor of constitutional Law European to the Institut of political studies of Paris and copresident of the Fondation Copernic. He is member of the Council of State and former head of the European policy of the cabinet of the Minister for transport and the equipment Jean-Claude Gayssot of 1997 to 1999. He is the initiator of the Appel of the 200.

He is founding member of the Fondation Copernic with Clémentine Autain.

He invested himself in the Collectifs of May 29th, then in the National collective of initiative for a gathering antilibéral of left and common candidatures, coordinating for example for this collective the work of development of the common program.

Following an article of Raoul Marc Jennar, it was had a presentiment of like one of the possible candidates to the presidential election being able to unify the " not of gauche" of May 29th, and thus the Left antilibérale.

February 1st, after the confirmation of the candidature of Jose Bove, it posted her support for this candidature. Video interview available on Zalea TV.

Publications

Proclamation for another Europe with the editions Cat-like (2004)
to leave liberalism to the Syllepse editions with Christine Delphy (2002)
Reforms and revolution: proposals for a left of left to the editions Agonic line (2001)
Europe which we want with the editions Fayard (1999)
Propositions for another Europe: to build Babel with the editions of Cat-like (1997) the
Mayotte, the illusion of France, proposals for a decolonization with the editions Harmattan (1995)

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