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BIGGEST share of the credit for France's settlement with the F.L.N. goes to LouisJoxe, 60, the witty, wily diplomat who is Charles de Gaulle's Minister of State for Algerian Affairs.
Joxe was convinced that the Algerians would be able to resist pressure from their own anti-French extremists only if the negotiations were hermetically sealed off from newsmen.
During the last 14-hour session, the two teams finally shared sandwiches at the conference table; when the guerrilla war was over at last, LouisJoxe and every member of his delegation shook hands with the Algerians.
Prof Alain Joxe is the director of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Research on Peace and Strategic Studies (CIRPES) at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales.
He is the son of LouisJoxe, Gen de Gaulle's cabinet minister, who signed the Evian Accords that ended the Algerian war, and the brother of Pierre Joxe, a former socialist minister of the interior and defence.
Prof Joxe has carried out a detailed study of the half-dozen major accords and innumerable understandings concluded between Israel and the Palestinians since the Madrid Conference in 1991.
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Professor Alain Joxe is the Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Research on Peace and Strategic Studies (C.I.R.P.E.S), at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales.
Alain Joxe is a specialist in the study of strategic and contemporary wars.
Pourquoi Mitterrand ?, Pierre JOXE(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Pierre Joxe accompagna Mitterrand pendant près de quarante ans de vie politique.
Pierre Joxe raconte le Mitterrand décolonisateur qui le séduisit alors qu'il avait vingt ans, le vichyste tardivement résistant, le séducteur, le père, l'homme aux multiples familles, aux multiples amitiés, parfois compromettantes.
Fils de LouisJoxe, ministre de De Gaulle, Pierre Joxe fut ministre de l’Intérieur (de 1984 à 1986 puis de 1988 à 1991) et ministre de la Défense (de 1991 à; 1993).
On April 22 1961, four prominent French generals led a revolt against de Gaulle's acceptance of the need for Algerian independence and his decision to negotiate with the nationalist leaders.
Olié and the French war minister, LouisJoxe, were promptly dispatched to Constantine to defuse the situation.
The rebel leader, General Challe, repeatedly ordered their arrest, and there was always the likelihood that they would be shot.
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The negotiations proved difficult to conduct, however, and were complicated by the partisans of a French Algeria, by the intransigence of the single Algerian party, the FLN, and by the attempted putsch mounted by French army leaders on 22 April 1961, although this proved an instant failure.
Following on from unofficial talks between Georges Pompidou and FLN representatives, the official negotiations opened under the chairmanship of LouisJoxe, Minister of Algerian Affairs.
They led to the Evian agreements, signed on 22 March 1962 and ratified by referendum in France on 8 April and in Algeria on 1 July.
On March 30, LouisJoxe, French Minister of State in Charge of Algerian Affairs, said in Oran that he was prepared to meet with the MNA.
On August 1 Minister for Algerian Affairs Joxe stated in a radio address that, with regard to the Sahara, ``in France's view the problem of sovereignty is not the essential thing." This statement would seem to be a preliminary to a de Gaulle concession of Algerian sovereignty.
I explained that US is aware of France's point of view and sympathetic to her endeavors to deal with this very complex problem and that we are aware of his desire to see Algeria become independent although linked to France.
On 23 March 1962, LouisJoxe, French Minister for Algerian Affairs, broadcasts an address on the radio in order to clarify the substance of the Franco-Algerian Accords signed in Évian five days previously as well as the future outlook for Algeria.
LouisJoxe (Ministre chargé des affaires algériennes) développe et explique les accords de "cessez-le-feu" en Algérie / LouisJoxe.- RTL [Prod.], 23 mars 1962.
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LouisJoxe, Gaullist, Dies at 89; Negotiated Algeria's Sovereignty
DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - LouisJoxe, a veteran public servant and senior Gaullist official credited with negotiating Algeria's independence from France, died on Saturday in Paris.
Joxe's place in history was assured by the success of the talks at Evian-les-Bains in 1962 and the republic's resolution of...
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This progress was crowned by the Académie des Beaux-Arts, which gave them raised finances for the two first Grand Prizes, piano and violin respectively.
To relate the development of the competition would be incomplete without mentioning the fact that Roland Faure was nominated as President of the Board of the Competition's Foundation, taking over from LouisJoxe.
He will carry out the highest ambitions of the competition to which he is already indebted to the participation of Radio France to his activities as a sparkle and the repercussions of his most representative demonstrations.
It also marks the moment when the great trade unions up to then cautious and suspicious, enter the scene with the announcement of a general strike of 24 hours and a demonstration on 13 May.
On his return from an official visit to Afghanistan, the prime minister Georges Pompidou also joins the dance which, inasmuch as it regards the other people in charge of the government, LouisJoxe, Christian Fouchet, Alain Peyrefitte, seems more like a waltz of hestitations.
Pompidou decides on pacification measures (the imprisoned students are freed; the police, after having occupied it, leave the Sorbonne) and negotiations on the social questions are prepared.
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By 1949 it was decided to have the contest every two years.
Shortly afterwards, Marguerite Long, who was helped by LouisJoxe, President of the Competition's Board since its creation, received the cooperation of Russian nationals.
The accident occurred on a plane which was taking him and the pianist-composer René Herbin, to Japan, where they were expected for an important concert tour.
To complete his work on family structures he needed to have access to American libraries and insisted on being sent back to New York.
LouisJoxe, of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, agreed to forget that he would be a "part-time cultural counselor" and allowed him to continue his research at the Public Library.
The first of his official duties would be architectural in nature: the offices of the French Cultural Services had to be moved back into the private mansion that the French government had purchased before the war on Fifth Avenue at Seventy-fourth Street.
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However, Israel's heavy dependence on France prompted Vered to contact LouisJoxe, Minister for Algerian Affairs, to ascertain that there was no objection to an Israeli-Algerian dialogue.
Once Joxe's cabinet director responded favorably ("Je ne vois aucun inconvénient"), Israel felt free to act independently.
In an interview with Le Figaro on 5–6 January 1962, Ben-Gurion stated that, despite certain shared values between the colons and the Israeli Yishuv, the two elements were distinguishable.
Correspondence from Niall MacDermot to LouisJoxe October 8, 1976
Correspondence from Niall MacDermot to Members and Alternates of the ICJ Executive Committee October 12, 1976 attached to a draft of the minutes of the executive committee held in Geneva on October 9, 1976
Correspondence from Niall MacDermot to LouisJoxe September 17, 1976
