Cohn-Bendit

• Eurocrats Target Poland ; the Arrogance of the Elites

Last Thursday, Viscount Etienne Davignon, a Belgian who is the chairman of the secretive Bilderberg Group, celebrated his 75th birthday. Mr. Davignon is a former vice president of the European Commission and the author of the 1970 "Davignon Report" that laid the foundations for a common European foreign policy. In the Viscount's honor a conference about the future of the European Union was held in the prestigious Egmont Palace in Brussels. One of the speakers was the wealthy anti-Bush activist George Soros, another was Daniel Cohn-Bendit, an erstwhile campus revolutionary during the 1968 Paris student riots, who is currently a German member of the European Parliament for the Green Party. Mr. Soros opined that the EU incarnates the "open society." Mr. Cohn-Bendit advocated that the EU ex...

• The Washington Times
• October 10, 2007

• European Jews Critical of Policies Pursued by Israel Government

PARIS - More than 3,000 European Jews, including prominent intellectuals, have signed a petition speaking out against Israeli settlement policies and warning that systematic support for the Israeli government is dangerous. The petition's signatories include French philosophers Bernard- Henri Levy and Alain Finkielkraut as well as Daniel Cohn-Bendit, a Greens leader in the European Parliament.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• May 04, 2010

• Meps Take Up Russian Gay Rights

The letter to the Committee of Ministers was signed by MEPs Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert (Netherlands), Sophie in 't Veld (Netherlands), Graham Watson (United Kingdom), Marco Cappato (Italy), Alexander Alvaro (Germany), Chris Davies (United Kingdom), Johannes Lebech (Denmark), Maria Robsahm (Sweden), Ignasi Guardans (Spain), Jules Maaten (Netherlands), Daniel Cohn-Bendit (France), Kathalijne Buitenweg (Netherlands), Satu Hassi (Finland), Milan Horácek (Germany), Raul Rome va (Spain), Anne van Lancker...

• Between the Lines; Livonia
• September 08, 2009

• France's Student Uprising of '68 Left Contradictory Legacy

WASHINGTON -- In recent weeks, France has been swamped with events commemorating the student uprising of May 1968 -- which actually started in March and finished in June. Less attention has been paid to the 40th anniversary of the student revolts in other countries, including the United States. Was the May 1968 French uprising an anarchist attack on all forms of authority, as some libertarians believed? Was it an assault on conservatism, as its most visible leader, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, predicted? Was it an attempt to rescue the left from Soviet-style communism, which would explain why the communist unions opposed the students? Was it an act of hypocrisy by young protesters who embraced Che Guevara and Mao Zedong at the same time that they targeted Charles de Gaulle's authoritarianism and...

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• June 04, 2008

• European Jews Oppose Israel On Settlements

More than 3,000 European Jews, including prominent intellectuals, have signed a petition speaking out against Israeli settlement policies and warning that systematic support for the Israeli government is dangerous. The petition's signatories include French philosophers Bernard- Henri Levy and Alain Finkielkraut as well as Daniel Cohn-Bendit, a Greens leader in the European Parliament.

• Buffalo News
• May 03, 2010

• Judicial cooperation and legal interpretation in European Union tax law.

• Faulkner Law Review
• Vol. 1 Nbr. 1, September 2009

• Children of '68: de Gaulle restored order, but the radicals won.

• The American Conservative
• June 16, 2008

• Negativity and open-endedness in the dialectic of world politics.

• Alternatives: Global, Local, Political
• Vol. 34 Nbr. 4, October 2009

• Prague autumn: the Czechs escaped Soviet domination only to face a new tyranny.

• The American Conservative
• August 01, 2009

• Marxist thought: still primus inter pares for understanding and opposing the capitalist system.

• Journal of Thought
• Vol. 46 Nbr. 1-2, March 2011