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Georges Balandier

Georges Léon Émile Balandier

French anthropologist and ethnologist (1920–2016).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Aillevillers-Et-Lyaumont

Country of Citizenship

France

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

12/21/1920

Occupation

Anthropologist
University Teacher
Sociologist
Director of Studies
(1954 - 1989)
Start Time
: 1954
End Time
: 1989
Researcher

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Given Name

Georges
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Émile
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Léon
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:2

Employer

School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences
Faculty of Arts of Paris
Paris Descartes University
National Center for Scientific Research
(1951 - 1954)
Position Held
:
Researcher
Start Time
: 1951
End Time
: 1954
Sciences Po
(1952 - 1962)
Position Held
:
Lecturer
Start Time
: 1952
End Time
: 1962
École Normale Supérieure
(1961 - 1966)
Position Held
:
Lecturer
Start Time
: 1961
End Time
: 1966

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Date of Death

10/5/2016

Place of Death

18th Arrondissement of Paris

Award Received

Honorary Doctorate at the Laval University
(1992)
Point in Time
: 1992
CNRS Bronze Medal
(1956)
Point in Time
: 1956
Honorary Doctorate From the University of Geneva
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Knight of the Legion of Honour
Officer of the National Order of Merit
Officer of the French Order of Academic Palms
Commandeur Des Arts Et Des Lettres‎

Educated At

Faculty of Arts of Paris
( - 1954)
Academic Degree
:
Doctorate in France
Academic Major
:
Humanities
End Time
: 1954
Lycée Colbert
Institut D'ethnologie

Family Name

Balandier

Notable Work

Ambiguous Africa: Cultures in Collision

Field of Work

Sociology
Anthropology
Ethnology

Birth Name

Georges Léon Émile Balandier

Academic Degree

Doctorate
(1954)
Academic Major
:
Humanities
Unnamed
:bug: P4101
Point in Time
: 1954

Residence

Rue Du Square-Carpeaux
(2005)
Point in Time
: 2005

Described by Source

Africa: An Encyclopedic Reference
Volume
:1

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