Reports
- Long-term Perspectives of French Agriculture. (published by La Documentation française, 1969.)
- Growth of Competency in the European Parliament. (published by Journal des Communautés européennes, 1972.)
- Financing Public Business. (published by J.O.C.E.S., 1976.)
- Management of Press Businesses. (published by J.O.C.E.S., 1979.)
- Presidency of the Consultative Committee for the revision of the Constitution. (published by La Documentation française, 1993.)
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