Jean-Christophe Victor
Jean-Christophe Victor | |
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| Parent | Paul-Émile Victor |
Jean-Christophe Victor (30 May 1947 – 28 December 2016) was a French
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
.
He was the founder and the director of
.Victor taught geopolitics in France and in several foreign universities. The last books he authored on geopolitics are:
- "Le dessous des cartes : Itinéraires géopolitiques" (Beneath the Maps: Geopolitical Routes) 2011, Paris
- "Political Atlas for Teenagers" 2010 ; Paris
- "Atlas for a Changing World" 2008, Paris, Berlin, Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei.
He was the author of a weekly program on the Franco-German channel
Le dessous des cartes ("Beneath the Maps").[1]
Jean-Christophe Victor died on 28 December 2016 from a
heart attack
.
Bibliography
- Itinéraires géopolitiques, Atlas du dessous des cartes, 2011, Editions Tallandier/Arte Editions
- Le dessous des cartes - Atlas Junior, 2010, (with Dominique Fouchard and Catherine Barichnikoff), Editions Tallandier
- 2007, (with Paul-Emile Victor) Adieu l'Antarctique, Laffont, Paris
- 2007, (with Virginie Raisson and Frank Tétart) Le dessous des cartes - Atlas d'un monde qui change, Editions Tallandier
- 2005, (with Virginie Raisson and Frank Tétart) Le dessous des cartes - Atlas géopolitique, Editions Tallandier
- 1993, L'enjeu afghan ou La cité des murmures, Editions Lattès, Paris
- 1992, Planète Antarctique (with Paul-Émile Victor), Laffont, Paris
- 1985, Armes : France Troisième Grand, éditions Autrement, Paris
References
- ^ "Beau joueur, Jean-Christophe Victor". le Parisien. 20 October 2005.
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