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### Viewing cable 05PARIS4218, FY 2006 IVLP - NOMINATION AND PART I BIODATA FOR TWO

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05PARIS4218 | 2005-06-15 10:08 | 2011-08-24 00:00 | UNCLASSIFIED | Embassy Paris

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    This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.

    151008Z Jun 05

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    UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 07 PARIS 004218

    SIPDIS

    DEPT FOR ECA/PE/V/R/E (CAROL GRABAUSKAS; STEVE TAYLOR);
    EUR/PPD (LILLIAN DEVALCOURT)
    E.O. 12958: N/A
    TAGS: OEXC SCUL FR
    SUBJECT: FY 2006 IVLP - NOMINATION AND PART I BIODATA FOR TWO
    PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES AND ONE ALTERNATE FOR ITT - U.S.
    POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.

    REF:

    POST WOULD LIKE TO NOMINATE TWO PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES FOR
    SUBJECT PROGRAM: MR. MOHAMED-ALI MOSTFA (PENDING)); MR.
    GILLES POLLET. ONE ALTERNATE IS NOMINATED FOR SUBJECT: MR.
    FREDERIC RAMEL.

    START FIXED-FORMAT TEXT (PLEASE DO NOT EDIT):
    : The following data is in a fixed format which enables
    : automated processing in Washington and should not be
    : edited except by means of the Post-EVDB software.
    EXPORT-SOURCE: POST-EVDB
    VERSION: 3.0.7
    POST-EMAIL: PaillardS@state.gov
    TRANSMITTING-POST: PAS Paris
    TRANSMITTING-POST-ID: 14544
    EXPORT-TYPE: BIO DATA
    START NOMINATION:
    ECA-OFFICE: E/VGE
    PROG-AGENCY-NAME:
    POST-PROJ-ID: 281
    ECA-PROJ-NO:
    PROJ-NAME: FY 2006 - ITT U.S. Political and Social Issues;
    International Relations
    START MEMO PROJ-DESC:
    To understand U.S. values and society through an approach of
    the U.S. political system, U.S. policy challenges formulation,
    local government and leadership; including social and cultural
    challenges, integration and intercultural dialogue, and the
    U.S. welfare system.
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    FY: 2006
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    SESSION-DATE:
    RETURN-POST:
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    RANK-ORDER: 8
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    END MEMO POST-OBJ:
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    END MEMO POST-RCMD:
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    PREFIX: Mr.
    F-NAME: Mohamed-Ali
    M-NAME:
    L-NAME: Mostfa
    SUFFIX:
    POSITION-CODE: 0
    PRINCIPAL?: Yes
    M-ADDR1: Ecole Superieure de Traduction
    M-ADDR2: et de Relations Internationales
    M-ADDR3: 25, rue du Plat
    M-CITY: Lyon
    M-STATE:
    M-CNTRY: France
    M-ZONE: 69002
    M-ZIP:
    M-PHONE: + (33) 4.72.32.50.40
    M-FAX: + (33) 4.72.32.50.39
    M-EMAIL: amostfa@univ-catholyon.fr
    M-CNTRY-ID: FR
    M-ADDRTYPE: B
    GENDER: M
    DOB: 12/21/1960
    MAR-STAT: M
    BIRTH-CITY: Tetouan
    BIRTH-CNTRY: Morocco
    CITIZ-CNTRY: France
    RES-CNTRY: France
    START MEMO POSITION:
    Professor of English Studies, Catholic University of Lyon,
    since 2000
    END MEMO POSITION:
    START MEMO OTHER-POSITIONS:
    Vice-President of COMORA (association for the integration of
    Moroccan immigrants in French Society), since 2001
    END MEMO OTHER-POSITIONS:
    START MEMO PREV-POSITIONS:
    1993-2000 - Assistant Professor, University of Lyon III
    1990-1993 - Intercultural Social Mediator, City of Saint-Fons
    1988-1990 - High School Teacher
    END MEMO PREV-POSITIONS:
    START MEMO US-TRAVEL:
    None
    END MEMO US-TRAVEL:
    START MEMO OTHER-TRAVEL:
    Morocco, multiple travels to visit family
    END MEMO OTHER-TRAVEL:
    START MEMO EDUCATION:
    1993 - Ph.D. in English Studies, University of Lyon II
    1988 - Professional Degree of Intercultural Mediator, ISM
    END MEMO EDUCATION:
    START MEMO MEMBERSHIPS:

    END MEMO MEMBERSHIPS:
    START MEMO PUBLICATIONS:
    2004 - "Islam and the relation between man and nature"
    Various dates - multiple articles on British literature
    END MEMO PUBLICATIONS:
    START MEMO SPEC-CONSID:
    Muslim dietary
    END MEMO SPEC-CONSID:
    FIRST-LANG: French
    ENGL-READ: 5
    ENGL-SPEAK: 5
    ENGL-COMP: 5
    START OTHER-LANGS:
    OTHER-LANG: Arabic
    OTHER-LANG-ID: AR
    READ: 0
    SPEAK: 0
    COMP: 0
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    START MEMO NOM-POST-OBJ:
    The nominee's participation in the IV Program would lead to a
    more positive perception of the various facets of the U.S. in
    the ESTRI community.
    Given his leadership role in the local Arab community,
    Mostfa's participation in the IV Program would facilitate a
    less negative opinion of American policies among Arabs in the
    Rhone-Alpes region, home to one of France's largest Arab
    communities, a community which is vigorously critical of U.S.
    policies regarding the Middle-East crisis and the war in Iraq.
    END MEMO NOM-POST-OBJ:
    START MEMO NOM-POST-RCMD:
    Policy Formulation: Executive, Legislative and Judicial system
    International Relations: Department of State, USAID, think-
    tanks
    Civil Society: Academic institutions (U.S.-U.K. comparative
    politics), American studies professors (U.S./U.K.), social
    institutions, churches, mosques, interfaith groups, NGOs
    Ethnicity: Minority groups (particularly Muslim)
    Cultural Affairs: cultural institutions, libraries,
    international exchange promotion institutions
    END MEMO NOM-POST-RCMD:
    START MEMO VIS-OBJ:

    END MEMO VIS-OBJ:
    START MEMO VIS-REC:

    END MEMO VIS-REC:
    NOMINATING-OFFICER: Alain Beullard
    START MEMO NOMINATING-JUSTIFICATION:
    Professor Mostfa is a mid-career scholar of English Studies
    who is moving into American studies. Until now, he has been a
    pure British Studies scholar who has had no exposure to U.S.
    values, civilization, and policies, not even through a brief
    tourist visit. This lack of exposure is detrimental to his new
    responsibilities. Beginning in January 2005, he will be in
    charge of developing and teaching a 45-hour course each year
    on "political and cultural challenges in the U.S., Australia
    and Canada." His Dean also plans to assign to him the
    development and teaching of a course on NGOs that carry out
    international operations such as Handicap International, World
    Wildlife Fund, and Amnesty International. Born in Morocco and
    still very attached to his ethnic origins, Mostfa is an
    excellent example of an immigrant's successful integration
    into French academia. In 1990, he was the first intercultural
    mediator appointed by the French government, and worked for
    four years interfacing between the Arab community and the
    French authorities (police, justice, social services and
    others). Currently, he is the vice-president of COMARA, an
    association of upper-educated Moroccan expatriates that
    facilitate intercultural dialogue.
    Mostfa is expected to pursue his academic career at the
    Catholic University of Lyon, and particularly at its
    International Relations and Translators/Interpreters School
    (ESTRI), which currently consists of about 400 students who
    will work in international relations, NGOs, public services
    and international organizations.
    END MEMO NOMINATING-JUSTIFICATION:
    NOM-OFF: APP Lyon, France
    SPEAKER?: No
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    START BIO:
    PREFIX: Mr.
    F-NAME: Gilles
    M-NAME:
    L-NAME: Pollet
    SUFFIX:
    POSITION-CODE: 0
    PRINCIPAL?: Yes
    M-ADDR1: IEP de Lyon
    M-ADDR2: 14, avenue Berthelot
    M-ADDR3:
    M-CITY: Lyon
    M-STATE:
    M-CNTRY: France
    M-ZONE: 69365 cedex 07
    M-ZIP:
    M-PHONE: + (33) 4.37.28.38.73
    M-FAX: + (33) 4.37.28.38.01
    M-EMAIL: gilles.pollet@univ-lyon2.fr
    M-CNTRY-ID: FR
    M-ADDRTYPE: B
    GENDER: M
    DOB: 12/18/1960
    MAR-STAT: M
    BIRTH-CITY: Lyon
    BIRTH-CNTRY: France
    CITIZ-CNTRY: France
    RES-CNTRY: France
    START MEMO POSITION:
    Director of the Institute of Political Science of Lyon, since
    2004
    END MEMO POSITION:
    START MEMO OTHER-POSITIONS:
    Professor of Political Science (comparative public policies),
    since 1999
    END MEMO OTHER-POSITIONS:
    START MEMO PREV-POSITIONS:
    1997-1999 - Professor of Political Science, University of Lyon
    III
    1990-1997 - Assistant Professor, Institute of Political
    Science of Grenoble
    END MEMO PREV-POSITIONS:
    START MEMO US-TRAVEL:
    None
    END MEMO US-TRAVEL:
    START MEMO OTHER-TRAVEL:

    END MEMO OTHER-TRAVEL:
    START MEMO EDUCATION:
    1996 - Highest Academic Degree in Political Science
    (aggregation), national rank: 4th
    1994 - Research Director, University of Grenoble II
    1990 - Ph.D. in contemporary history, University of Lyon II
    END MEMO EDUCATION:
    START MEMO MEMBERSHIPS:
    Member of the National Association of Political Science
    Scholars and Researchers
    END MEMO MEMBERSHIPS:
    START MEMO PUBLICATIONS:
    2003 - "Governing Cities in Europe"
    2003 - "Government Sciences"
    1999 - "Elites and Political Powers"
    + numerous articles in various publications
    END MEMO PUBLICATIONS:
    START MEMO SPEC-CONSID:

    END MEMO SPEC-CONSID:
    FIRST-LANG: French
    ENGL-READ: 2
    ENGL-SPEAK: 2
    ENGL-COMP: 2
    START MEMO NOM-POST-OBJ:
    We really do believe that he would be an excellent candidate
    and that the USG stands to gain a lot from having him
    participate. As the new director of IEP Lyon (one of the
    largest and most selective political science institutes in
    France), he is in constant contact with IEP Lyon's 1000
    students and 200 faculty members.  As such, he shares his
    views and perceptions on a variety of subjects -- including
    the United States -- with them, and an IV program would be a
    wonderful opportunity for us to influence those perceptions.
    IEP Lyon is in the process of opening up its curriculum to
    more international issues, and has just created a
    professorship devoted to American Studies and Politics.
    Although Pollet will not be the professor in question, he
    supervises the position and is responsible for directing and
    influencing the increased international outlook of the IEP.
    In terms of the education of hundreds of French students, it
    would be of great benefit to us to have someone in that
    position who has a positive view of the United States.
    Pollet, by the way, is not "only" the director of IEP Lyon --
    he also teaches comparative politics there at the doctoral
    level.  Again, participating in the IV program would benefit
    us by ensuring that what he is teaching about American
    politics is correct and positive.
    In addition to his duties at IEP Lyon, Pollet also serves as
    an associate researcher with numerous scientific institutions
    and is a productive writer on a number of topics -- as such,
    it would be of great benefit to us if his perceptions of the
    United States were accurate, informed, and (of course)
    positive.  The IV program would be an excellent way of
    arriving at that goal.
    END MEMO NOM-POST-OBJ:
    START MEMO NOM-POST-RCMD:
    Pollet's main fields of interest would include the following:
    Government: The legislative and the federal government; policy
    formulation; citizen' participation
    Analysis of public policies: federal and state agencies, think-
    tanks (Rand, Heritage Foundation, Pew research), urban
    development institutions
    Welfare system: Medicare, pension funds, social work
    institutions
    Local governments and leadership: Lobbying organizations,
    state governments, media, community groups
    American Studies Association
    END MEMO NOM-POST-RCMD:
    START MEMO VIS-OBJ:

    END MEMO VIS-OBJ:
    START MEMO VIS-REC:

    END MEMO VIS-REC:
    NOMINATING-OFFICER: Alain Beullard
    START MEMO NOMINATING-JUSTIFICATION:
    Gilles Pollet is a dynamic political science scholar who
    recently was elected director of the Institute of Political
    Science of Lyon, one of the largest and most selective
    political science institutes in France. Throughout his career
    and in parallel with his teaching activities, Pollet has had
    an impressive list of concurrent positions. In 2001, he was
    elected President of the National Association of Political
    Science Scholars and Researchers. In 2003, the Ministry of
    Research and New Technologies tasked Pollet with the
    restructuring of upper education in the field of social
    sciences. In addition, Pollet continues to teach and is the
    director of the IEP's doctoral program on Public Policies and
    Comparative Systems of Government. He is also an associate
    researcher with numerous scientific institutions.
    Pollet is likely to pursue his academic career for another
    twenty years and to remain a very productive writer. In view
    of the crisis that affects the French retirement system, his
    expertise in comparative retirement systems should make him an
    increasingly sought-after expert.
    Pollet's knowledge of the U.S. is extensive but purely
    theoretical. His participation in the IVP would have a
    positive impact on his own perception of U.S. values,
    democracy, social environment and system of government.
    Because of his involvement in a wide variety of activities,
    Pollet would be able to share any insights gained during the
    IVP not only with the 1,000 students and 200 scholars of the
    IEP, but also with a large number of influential circles.
    Moreover, the IEP is largely opening its curriculum towards
    international relations, and is, for the first time creating a
    professor position that is exclusively devoted to American
    studies.
    END MEMO NOMINATING-JUSTIFICATION:
    NOM-OFF: APP Lyon, France
    SPEAKER?: No
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    MEDIA?: No
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    START BIO:
    PREFIX: Mr.
    F-NAME: Frederic
    M-NAME:
    L-NAME: Ramel
    SUFFIX:
    POSITION-CODE: 0
    PRINCIPAL?: No
    M-ADDR1: Universite Jean Moulin
    M-ADDR2: CLESID
    M-ADDR3: 15, quai Claude Bernard
    M-CITY: Lyon
    M-STATE:
    M-CNTRY: France
    M-ZONE: 69003
    M-ZIP:
    M-PHONE: + (33) 4.78.78.70.59
    M-FAX: + (33) 4.78.78.75.25
    M-EMAIL: framel@free.fr
    M-CNTRY-ID: FR
    M-ADDRTYPE: B
    GENDER: M
    DOB: 07/07/1972
    MAR-STAT: M
    BIRTH-CITY: Lyon
    BIRTH-CNTRY: France
    CITIZ-CNTRY: France
    RES-CNTRY: France
    START MEMO POSITION:
    Assistant Professor of Political Science, since 2001
    END MEMO POSITION:
    START MEMO OTHER-POSITIONS:
    Researcher, Lyon Center for International Security and Defense
    Studies  (CLESID), since 2001
    END MEMO OTHER-POSITIONS:
    START MEMO PREV-POSITIONS:
    1999-2001 - Post-doc research program at the Raoul-Dandurand
    School of strategic and diplomatic studies, University of
    Quebec
    END MEMO PREV-POSITIONS:
    START MEMO US-TRAVEL:
    Saint-Louis, MO - 1979, one week high school exchange
    END MEMO US-TRAVEL:
    START MEMO OTHER-TRAVEL:

    END MEMO OTHER-TRAVEL:
    START MEMO EDUCATION:
    1999 - Ph.D. of Political Sciences, University of Lyon II
    END MEMO EDUCATION:
    START MEMO MEMBERSHIPS:

    END MEMO MEMBERSHIPS:
    START MEMO PUBLICATIONS:
    2003 - "Human Security: a rupture in Occidental strategic
    cultures?"
    2002 - "Philosophy of International Relations"
    2002 - "Origin and Goals of the Ideal City: the concept of war
    in Greek political philosophy"
    ongoing - articles and essays in "Le Monde Diplomatique",
    "Genesis", "Presses de Sciences Po", etc
    END MEMO PUBLICATIONS:
    START MEMO SPEC-CONSID:

    END MEMO SPEC-CONSID:
    FIRST-LANG: French
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    ENGL-SPEAK: 2
    ENGL-COMP: 2
    START MEMO NOM-POST-OBJ:
    Ramel's main field of specialization (international relations,
    conflict ethics, and war sociology) ties in to various facets
    of the MPP. The ultimate goal of this International Visitor's
    program would be to help reduce the perceptual differences
    between French and American public opinions about security,
    warfare, and regional stability. A first objective would be to
    highlight the U.S.' attachment to moral values and expose the
    visitor to the work conducted by ethics development
    organizations, including in the American military. A second
    objective would be to facilitate the establishment of a
    transatlantic dialogue among ethics experts and political
    philosophers.
    END MEMO NOM-POST-OBJ:
    START MEMO NOM-POST-RCMD:
    International Relations: Department of State, Department of
    Defense, USAID, defense and security think tanks, Center for
    Contemporary Conflict, Center for the Study of Professional
    Military Ethics, etc.
    Civil society: Academic institutions (Tufts' Humanitarianism
    and War project, CUNY's Graduate Center, Ralph Bunche
    Institute, Carnegie Endowment for Intl. Peace, etc.), pacifist
    organizations, NGOs with foreign operations (InterAction,
    CARE, Direct Relief Intl., etc.) American churches, etc.
    END MEMO NOM-POST-RCMD:
    START MEMO VIS-OBJ:

    END MEMO VIS-OBJ:
    START MEMO VIS-REC:

    END MEMO VIS-REC:
    NOMINATING-OFFICER: Alain Beullard
    START MEMO NOMINATING-JUSTIFICATION:
    Frederic Ramel is a young assistant professor of political
    science who specializes his research and teaching on
    contemporary conflicts and their impact on public opinions and
    international alliances. Currently working on the consequences
    of 9/11 and the war in Iraq, he is focusing his research on
    how diverging cultural perceptions of the enemy can lead to
    the fragmentation of an international order or an alliance.
    Ramel has already been a productive author. His courses reach
    an annual audience of some 2,000 students in Lyon-III
    University's School of Law and Political Science.
    Expected to teach for another 35 years or so, Ramel has the
    profile to follow a long-term academic career, eventually
    reaching the ultimate rank of director of research. In
    parallel with his teaching responsibilities, he will probably
    continue to conduct research for the Lyon-based Center for
    Defense and Security Studies --one of the rare French think
    tanks exclusively devoted to security issues.
    END MEMO NOMINATING-JUSTIFICATION:
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