Sphère publique, intérêts privés
Enquête sur un grand brouillage
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By tracing the role the profession of business lawyer has acquired within the confines of the state and the market, the authors of this fascinating investigation explore the contours of this grey area at the edge of political and administrative institutions. What does this ascension cost us today, both politically and democratically ? Read More
Although the border between the public and the private sectors has never been particularly clear, it has recently reached new levels of obscurity. A zone of unprecedented contact and exchange has been created under the influence of a neo-liberal shift that has made the regulatory state a key player in the governance of private markets.
As a result, France has now seen a Minister for the Economy, who is also a former international lawyer, resorting to private arbitration to resolve a dispute between the state and a private individual; six former Secretary-Generals to the French President (or deputies), who subsequently join major Parisian law firms; fleets of lawyers called to assist the state in securing a public-private partnership, or to ensure the IPO of the Areva Group, etc.
New and rapidly-rising figures, business lawyers are the embodiment of this new blurring of boundaries. By tracing the role the profession has acquired within the confines of the state and the market, the authors of this fascinating investigation explore the contours of this grey area at the edge of political and administrative institutions. Where did it come from ? How did it come to prosper ? What does this ascension cost us today, both politically and democratically ?
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- Publisher
- Presses de Sciences Po
- Author
- Pierre France, Antoine Vauchez,
- Collection
- Académique
- Language
- French
- Publisher Category
- > The State - Government > French Government
- Publisher Category
- > Political Science > French Politics
- Publisher Category
- > Political Science > Governance
- Publisher Category
- > Fields > Governance
- Publisher Category
- > Political Science > Political Life
- Publisher Category
- > The State - Government > Political Parties
- Publisher Category
- > Political Science
- Publisher Category
- > Politics
- Publisher Category
- > Society
- Publisher Category
- > The State - Government
- BISAC Subject Heading
- POL000000 POLITICAL SCIENCE > POL022000 POLITICAL SCIENCE / Constitutions > POL017000 POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Affairs & Administration
- BIC subject category (UK)
- JP Politics & government > JPZ Political corruption
- Onix Audience Codes
- 06 Professional and scholarly
- Title First Published
- 18 May 2017
- ONIX Adult Audience Rating
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- Type of Work
- Monograph
ePub
- Publication Date
- 18 May 2017
- ISBN-13
- 9782724620979
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- Text (eye-readable)
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- 9782724620979
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- 1
- Publication Date
- 18 May 2017
- ISBN-13
- 9782724620955
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- Text (eye-readable)
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- Main content page count : 198, Front matter page count (Roman) : 198
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- 9782724620955
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- 13.8 x 21 cm
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- 254 grams
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Contents
Introduction
Chapitre 1 – Entre public et privé : le nouveau commerce du droit
Les affaires publiques du barreau
L'invention de l'avocat d'affaires
Entre droit public des affaires et droit des affaires publiques
Les affaires privées du public
Le conseil de l'État
Le nouveau gouvernement des marchés
Chapitre 2 – Un pantouflage néolibéral
Quand les élites politiques et administratives prennent la robe
Chronique d'une montée en puissance
La diversification des profils
Les épreuves de la reconversion
Un groupe en position charnière
Une élite de l’élite ?
Tremplins publics et points de chute privés
Les contours de l’État régulateur
La division du travail régulateur
Les circuits de l’État régulateur
Chapitre 3 – La trame privée de l’intérêt général
Un nouveau sens commun réformateur
Les avocats en « auxiliaires du service public »
Clubs, entretiens et think tanks publics-privés
L’homologation publique de l’hybridation public-privé
Un droit et un régulateur hybrides
Le conseil d’État, garde-frontière et passe-muraille
Chapitre 4 – Un « trou noir » du pouvoir ?
Un espace hors norme ?
Secret et autorégulation professionnelle des avocats
Les failles de la déontologie publique
Les trous du contrôle parlementaire
La sous-traitance de l’intérêt général
Une nouvelle politique de la séparation
Les points aveugles de la politique de transparence
La garde de la sphère publique
Le contrôle des intermédiaires entre État et marché
Conclusion – De l’esprit public de l’État
Bibliographie
Sources et méthodologie
Les bases de données
Les entretiens