Christian Makarian

Deputy Editor-in-Chief of L'Express

Christian Makarian is the Deputy Editor-in-Chief of L'Express and writes a weekly column dedicated to foreign policy and international issues. Within the Editorial Team, he is responsible for major themes of reflection, monitoring intellectual life, and cultural approaches to current events. Christian Makarian is a regular contributor on radio and television platforms. He has notably been a consultant on i

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About Christian Makarian

Born in September 1957, a graduate of the Institute of Political Studies in Paris and holding a Diploma of Advanced Studies in the history of international relations from Paris 1 Sorbonne University, Christian Makarian was a reporter at RTL (1980-1982) before joining the magazine Le Point in 1984 as a journalist in the Political department. Appointed head of the Political department in 1987, he became a senior reporter and head of the Society department at Le Point in 1992. He joined L’Express in 1999, where he held the position of Deputy Editor, responsible for major coverage issues, special issues, major debates of ideas, and overseeing the World department. Since October 2006, he has been the Deputy Editor-in-Chief of L’Express and writes a weekly column dedicated to foreign policy and international issues. Within the Editorial Team, he is responsible for major themes of reflection, monitoring intellectual life, and cultural approaches to current events. Christian Makarian is a regular contributor on radio and television platforms. He has notably been a consultant on i

Topics

1. The Great Global Disorder: From the Clash of Civilisations to the Dialogue of Cultures
2. The End of the Global Directory: Cold War, American Hyperpower, Apolar World.
3. Is the Acceleration of History Against the People?
4. The Crisis of Europe: From the Continent of Peace to One of Inaction
5. Can the Fractures of Islam Fracture the West?
6. Syria or the End of Middle Eastern States
7. The Arab Winter, After the Arab Spring
8. Should We Be Afraid of Russia?
9. The True Weight of France: From the Decline of Influence to Diplomacy of Influence
10. The New Seeds of Populism: Modernity and High-Tech Nationalism
11. The Diagonal of Emerging Countries: Economic Ambitions and Political Limits
12. Industrial Destruction: From Production to the Immaterial Phase
13. The Great Weakness of Democracies, the Great Illusion of Authoritarian Regimes
14. French Identity in Question: Assimilation, Integration, Secularism
15. The France of Impossible Reform
16. The Era of Time: History of Time, Acceleration of History, Obsessive Time, Can Time Suspend Its Flight
17. History of the Table, Geography of Gastronomies.