François Heisbourg
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Chairman of the IISS and of the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (Special Advisor, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, Paris). [1]
- 1978-79 Member of the French Foreign Ministry's Policy Planning Staff (Centre d'analyse et de Prévision), in charge of nuclear non-proliferation issues
- 1979-81 First Secretary at the French Permanent Mission to the U.N. (New-York), dealing with international security and disarmament issues
- 1981-84 International security adviser to the French Minister of Defence. Founding-member of the French-German Commission on Security and Defence
81984-87 Vice-President at Thomson-CSF, in charge of European and Euro-American cooperation 81987-92 Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), London
- 1992-98 Senior Vice-President (Strategic development), MATRA-Défense-Espace
Subsequently:
- Special Advisor, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, Paris (since May 2005)
- Member of the French Government’s Steering Committee for the White Paper on Terrorism (2005-2006)
- Member of the French "Defence White Paper" Presidential Commission (2007-2008)
- Member of the International Commission on the Balkans (2004-2006)
- Member of the European Commission’s Group of Personalities on Security R & D (2003-2004)
- Director, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, Paris (May 2001-2005)
- Chairman of the IISS Council (since September 2001)
- Professor at Sciences-Po Paris (1999-2001)
- Head of interagency working group (groupe de travail interministériel) on the study of international relations, strategic affairs and defence issues in France (1999-2000)
- Chairman, Foundation Council of the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (since December 1998)
Other Affiliations
- Director, Centre for European Reform
- International advisory council, Lowy Institute
- Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces: International Advisory Board
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References
- ↑ François Heisbourg, IISS, accessed February 16, 2010.