Yves-Marie Laulan

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Yves-Marie Laulan

Yves-Marie Laulan (* 1934 in Bordeaux ) is a French economist , publicist and politician . Laulan became known for his theses on demographic development in Germany and a possible Balkanization of France .

life and work

Laulan was a professor of economics for the University of Paris . Under Jacques Chirac he worked as State Secretary in the Ministry of Economic Affairs. He works in various positions for Société Générale , Crédit municipal de Paris , the IMF , NATO and the World Bank . Laulan is the director of the Institute for Geospatial and Population Policy in Paris. He is married and has five children.

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Laulan sees the European states as threatened by their demography and immigration. In his book " Les nations suicidaires (The suicide of a nation)" he predicts the decline of France as a world power. France would be "Balkanized" by the unchecked influx of African migrants. In his work "Allemagne. Chronique d'un mort annoncé" (Germany. Chronicle of a death announced) he described the demographic development in Germany as a suicidal act. This development would make Germany " irrevocably a death in installments in three ways - economically, politically and culturally "condemn. There was no publisher in Germany for his books.

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SURNAME Laulan, Yves-Marie
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French economist
DATE OF BIRTH 1934
PLACE OF BIRTH Bordeaux