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Philippe Le Corre Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School https://www.belfercenter.org/person/philippe-le-corre Nonresident Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace https://carnegieendowment.org/experts/1408 Cell: (1) 202 262 7028 [email protected] EDUCATION PhD Candidate, Asian Studies and Economics, National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations, Paris-Sorbonne University. Thesis on Chinese influence in Southern Europe (supervisor: Prof. JF Huchet) MPhil in International Relations and Asian studies, summa cum laude, National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations, Paris-Sorbonne University International Affairs Fellow 04’ – Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University Master’s degree 88’, Political Science, University of Paris-1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne) Bachelor’s degree 87’, International Law and government, University of Paris-1 (Panthéon- Sorbonne) CAREER 1 Current professional appointments (since July 2017): Senior Fellow, Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, Harvard Kennedy School (Director: Prof. Lawrence Summers); member of the Kennedy School’s China Working Group and Korea Working Group. Chair of the “China and Europe” Study Group. Frequent interactions on Asian affairs with U.S. government (NSC, State) and European institutions (EEAS, EC, French, German, Spanish and British governments); Testimony in front of U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee (2018) Research Associate, Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation, Harvard Kennedy School Senior Affiliate, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Project on Europe and the Transatlantic Relationship (Faculty Director: Prof. Nicholas Burns), Harvard Kennedy School www.belfercenter/person/philippe-le-corre Associate in Research, John K. Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies (Director: Prof. Michael Szonyi), Harvard University Nonresident Senior Fellow, Asia Program and Europe Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington D.C. (Research on China and Central Asia) http://carnegieendowment.org/experts/1408 Senior Research Fellow, IRENE-ESSEC, Paris Associate Research Fellow, Institut de relations internationales et stratégiques, Paris Senior Adviser on International Affairs and Lecturer, Sciences Po Executive Education, (Communications ; Digital Humanities), Paris 2017-2018 Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School. Appointed by Prof. Graham Allison, former director of the Belfer Center as a “core Fellow” of the Center, to work on China-related issues 2014-2017 Visiting Fellow, Center on the United States and Europe, Foreign Policy Program, The Brookings Institution, Washington D.C. (on secondment from French Foreign Ministry) Fields of expertise include China-Europe economic and strategic relations. US-Asia relations. China’s foreign policy, especially in the field of geo-economics (“China looks West”: Central Asia; Belt and Road Initiative). EU foreign and security policy; France; the United Kingdom. 2015-2016 Adjunct Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Advanced Program in Government – Washington, DC. Taught Course on “China’s global outreach, image and influence” 2012-2014 Managing Partner – Ginger Consultants, Paris, France Consulting on International affairs and stategy Clients include the European Union, De Gaulle Foundation, Renault Foundation, IZP Technologies, JCDecaux, the City of Le Havre, HEC Paris and Diplo Foundation. 2012-2013 Academic Director, HEC Paris / China Business Executive Academy, Dalian, China 2 (CBEAD, one of the CCP’s party schools) in Dalian, China. Crisis management course coordinated and taught 2007-2011 Senior Director Publicis Consultants, a subsidiary of PUBLICIS GROUPE- Shanghai, Brussels & Paris Managed multinational teams in Shanghai and Paris handling high-level government relations, public affairs, and crisis communications. Also partner in charge of the EU affairs office in Brussels. 2007 Policy Analyst, Asia-Pacific Bureau, Policy Directorate (Délégation aux affaires stratégiques, now DGRIS), French Defense Ministry, Paris, France Covering China, Japan and the Korean peninsula. 2004-2007 Senior Adviser (international affairs) to the French Minister of Defense Paris, France Strategic Foresight, Asia, speech writing, relations with international affairs and defense- related think-tanks (Brussels, Washington, Berlin, London, Beijing, Paris). 2004-2013 Lecturer, Sciences Po, Paris Courses taught (Masters’ degree students) : China’s Image, communication, influence » (spring 2013; Fall 2013) “Crisis Communication”, School of Innovation and Management (Fall 2012) “Media and communications in an international context”, Paris School of International Affairs (Spring 2007; Fall 2008; Spring 2010) “China, Europe and the United States: high stakes in key relations”, PSIA- (Fall 2005; Fall 2006) 2003-2004 Fellow, Weatherhead Center International Affairs (WCFIA) Faculty of Arts and Science, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA Research on Chinese elites and higher education 2001-2003 President FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION, London, UK 1998-2003 London Bureau Chief LA TRIBUNE (French daily newspaper), London, UK 3 1997 Co-founder, member of Editorial Board L’ASIE MAGAZINE, Paris, France 1995-1998 East Asia correspondent LE POINT (French current-affairs newsweekly), Hong Kong 1989-1995 China and East Asia Bureau chief RADIO FRANCE INTERNATIONAL (RFI); Hong Kong and Beijing, China 1988-1989 Taiwan Correspondent THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE / NEWSWEEK; Taipei, Taiwan 1987-1988 Southeast Asia Analyst (Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand) AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL; Bangkok, Thailand ACADEMIC AND OTHER AWARDS Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government Grant (Harvard Kennedy School) Grants, 2017-2018, 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 Belfer Center, Stipend, 2018-2019 Fellowship, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University (2003-2004) Harvard University Grant: Arthur Sachs Scholar 2003-2004 French-American Foundation (New York/Paris): Young Leader 2003 and 2004 Asia-Europe Foundation (Singapore): Young Leader 2000 OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Board Member, French-American Foundation, Paris/New York (since 2007) Board Member, China-Europa Forum (since 2011) Advisory Board Member, China and Central Asia Studies Center, KIMEP, Kazakhstan (2017- present) Editorial Board Member, Europe’s World, Brussels, Belgium (2008-present) Conseiller du Commerce extérieur de la France/French Foreign Trade Adviser (appointed by the Prime Minister, 2009; 2012; 2015; 2018) Member, Institute for International and Strategic Studies, London, UK (2015-present) Member, Astana Club, Kazakhstan (2015-present) Member, International Studies Association (2016-present) Advisory Board Member, Asia Centre, Paris (2010-2014) Director, Harvard Club of Washington, DC (2015-2018) Board Member, Harvard Alumni Association (2013-2016) Past President, Harvard Club of France (2010-2012) 4 PUBLICATIONS LIVRES China’s Offensive in Europe (Brookings Institution Press : Washington, 2016), en collaboration avec Alain Sepulchre – version anglaise révisée et augmentée de l’ouvrage ci-après L’Offensive chinoise en Europe (Fayard : Paris, 2015) Tony Blair: les rendez-vous manqués (Autrement : Paris, 2004) Quand la Chine va au marché – Leçons de capitalisme à la chinoise (Maxima : Paris, 1999), en collaboration avec Hervé Sérieyx Après Hong Kong – Chinois et cosmopolite, un pays, deux systèmes (Autrement : Paris, 1997) Hong Kong (Romain Pages : Paris, 1996) CHAPITRES DE LIVRES, RAPPORTS & ARTICLES DE REVUES Kazakhs wary of Chinese embrace as BRI gathers steam, National University of Singapore/MEI paper (février 2019) https://www.belfercenter.org/publication/kazakhs-wary-chinese-embrace-bri- gathers-steam China’s rise as a geo-economic influencer: Four European case studies, Carnegie Working Paper, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (octobre 2018) Chinese investments in European countries: experiences and lessons for “One Belt, One Road”, in “Rethinking the modern Silk Road: China’s Belt and Road Initiative under scrutiny” (Palgrave- MacMillan, 2018); sous la direction de Maximilian Mayer. China’s rise : what about a transatlantic dialogue ?, Asia-Europe Journal (Springer publication), Juin 2017 (écrit en collaboration avec Jonathan Pollack) Montée en puissance de la Chine: l’Europe et les Etats-Unis peuvent-ils coopérer?, Revue internationale et stratégique, Paris, mars 2017 China Abroad: The Long March to Europe, China Economic Quarterly, Juin 2016 (avec Alain Sepulchre) A New Special relationship: China and the UK rekindle their ties, Foreign Affairs, Octobre 2015 L’Asie fébrile in L’Année stratégique 2015, Armand Colin, Paris, 2014 La Chine, nouvel acteur des relations internationales, Etudes, Paris, Octobre 2006 Taiwan, paria ou soupape de l’Occident?, Etudes, Paris, Juin 2001 L’Europe se fera-t-elle en Chine ?, Perspectives chinoises, Hong Kong, Septembre 1995 L’éthique dans les affaires, Perspectives chinoises, Hong Kong, Mai 1994 Vancouver. Canada’s Hong Kong, Far Eastern Economic Review, Hong Kong, Février 1994 INTERVENTIONS UNIVERSITAIRES ET PROFESSIONNELLES The Rise of an Illiberal China in a Liberal World Order, Hudson Institute, Washington, June 19, 2019 (panellist) 5 U.S. Foreign Policy toward Eurasia and the Role of the U.S. Congress, Aspen Institute, Prague, Czech
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    The Multiple Meanings of the Critical News Images Depicted in the Corpus of Le Monde Diplomatique

    The multiple meanings of the critical news images depicted in the corpus of Le Monde Diplomatique Kostas Theologou & Anastasia Veneti Abstract The visual is a key constituent in the cultural construction of political-economic- cultural-social life in contemporary Western societies. People seek to understand the political reality and culture through various visual representations. This paper, thus, examines the complex and multilevel relation of visual material, such as art, photography, computer graphics and maps, with news critical articles. Our case study is the monthly socio-politically oriented medium Le Monde Diplomatique. The paper draws from the rich theoretical approaches of Visual Culture. Visual culture is concerned with visual events in which information, meaning, or pleasure is sought by the consumer in an interface with visual technology (Mirzoeff, 2008: 3). We are at a historical moment in the West when the visible and the readable are interacting in new ways. In these new varieties of media, picture may be even more important than word. Mitchell (1994) calls this a "pictorial turn", that is, the depicted image understood, in short, as an imagetext. Keywords news, art, Le Monde Diplomatique, visual culture, meaning. Bio note Kostas Theologou is a Lecturer at the National Technical University of Athens and at the Hellenic Open University Anastasia Veneti is a Lecturer at the Media School at Bournemouth University Bibliographic Reference Theologou, K., Veneti, A. (2013) ‘The multiple meanings of the critical news images depicted in the corpus of Le Monde Diplomatique’, Comunicação & Cultura, 15: 57- 72. 1 Introduction In this paper, we examine the way photography, computer graphics, and maps are being used in order to frame news, critical articles, international affairs etc in a monthly socio-politically oriented medium such as Le Monde Diplomatique (LMD), which should not be confused with the French daily newspaper Le Monde.