The back-to-school press conferences are over under the plane tree in the gardens of the Ministry of National Education.
Four months after leaving rue de Grenelle, Jean-Michel Blanquer, 57, has made a much more discreet comeback in recent days at the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas.
It is in this prestigious faculty specializing in law in the heart of the capital that the former minister provided his first two hours of general constitutional law lessons on Wednesday, September 14.
In front of him, no longer trade unionists with whom he had become accustomed to scrapping, but students of Master 2 in-depth public law.
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