01 · CENTRAL DOSSIER
Structural reform of the State: issues and levers
The entry point to the Plan de Rupture: scope, method, continuity of public service, possible savings and the political conditions for implementation.
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Nine essential dossiers to understand and transform the State
This page is not a simple list. It organizes the seven parts of the structural reform of the State, followed by two complementary books on artificial intelligence and pensions. Each dossier is presented with a large illustration, its exact role and a clearly identifiable access point.
02 · MAPPING
State reform: cleaning up the agencies
A map of the bodies studied and the criteria used to decide what should be retained, merged, reintegrated or abolished.
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03 · SOVEREIGNTY
Sovereignty agencies: retain, reform, modernize
The missions that must remain protected, the controls that need strengthening and the boundary between technical autonomy and political accountability.
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04 · CONSOLIDATION
Merging the agencies
Proposed consolidations to eliminate duplication, pool support functions and make public action more coherent.
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05 · ACCOUNTABILITY
Reintegrating agencies into ministries
Returning certain functions to ministries in order to restore an identifiable chain of decision-making and direct democratic oversight.
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06 · SIMPLIFICATION
Removing obsolete bodies
Structures whose usefulness is no longer demonstrated, missions to be transferred and the essential safeguards before any closure.
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07 · IMPLEMENTATION
Operational appendix: dismantling kit
Timetable, inventory, staff, legal texts to amend, assets to transfer and responses to objections: the practical transition method.
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08 · DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
AI: how to transform France
A book devoted to the strategic use of artificial intelligence in government, the economy and public services, under human control.
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09 · SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
The pension trap
Demography, employment of older workers, careers, arduous work, financing and social crises: putting the statutory retirement age back into the context of the entire system.
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