Gabriel de Broglie

Gabriel Marie Joseph Anselme de Broglie ( of Breuil decides), born the April 21st 1931 with Versailles, is a French historian, member of the French Academy. Elected in 2001 with the armchair number 11, successor of Alain Peyrefitte, and member of the Academy of Science morals and political, since 1997, it is the fifth Immortal one of his family. He was elected chancellor of the Institute in December 2005, succeeding Pierre Messmer.

Its life

Studies with the college of Oratoriens with Pontoise, then Institute of political studies of Paris and National school of administration (promotion Tocqueville 1960).

1960: enter to the Council of State like listener, then main of the requests and adviser of State.
1962-1966: jurisconsult of the ministerial cabinet of Andre Malraux.
1966-1968: adviser technical with the cabinet of the Minister for the cultural Affairs Jean-Marcel Jeanneney.
June 1968: adviser technical with the cabinet of the Minister for the social Affairs Maurice Schumann.
1968-1969: adviser technical with the cabinet of the Prime Minister Maurice Broods of Murville.
1970: adviser technical with the cabinet of the Minister for the cultural Affairs of Edmond Michelet.
1970-1971: principal private secretary of the Minister for the cultural Affairs Andre Bettencourt.
1971-1974: assistant director-general of ORTF.
1975-1979: managing director of Radio France and administrator of this institution of (1975-1976).
1979-1981: chair National institute of audio-visual the (INA).
1980: chair Company of the François bibliophiles.
1981-1982: vice-president of the High committee of the defense of the French language.
1982-1986: chair National Commission of the communication and freedoms (CNCL).
1984-1986: vice-president of the superior council of the French language.
since 1996: chair general Commission of terminology and neology.
1997: elected official member of the Academy of Science morals and political.
1999: To advise honorary State.
2001: elected official member of the French Academy.
2003: elected official member of Roxburghe Club of London.
2005: elected official chancellor of the Institute.
administrator of the National library of France.
president of the diplomatic company of history.
president of the committee of history of television.
president of the company of the François Bibliophiles.

Distinctions

Commander of the Legion of honor.
Knight of the national order of the Merit.
Commander of Arts and the Letters.

Publications

the General of Valence or Unconcern and glory , Perrin, Paris, 1972.
Ségur without ceremony, 1757-1805 or Cheerfulness libertine , Perrin, Paris, 1977. Biography of Joseph-Alexandre, Viscount of Ségur.
political History of the " Review of both mondes" from 1829 to 1979 , Perrin, Paris, 1979. work crowned by the French Academy
Orléanisme: the liberal resource of France , Perrin, Paris, 1981, preceded by the French Academy
an Image is worth ten thousand words: test on television , Plon, Paris, 1982.
Madam de Genlis , Perrin, Paris, 1985. Grand Prix Gobert 1985 (French Academy).
the French so that he lives , Gallimard, Paris, 1987, price of the radiation of the French language (French Academy) and the Vauban price.
Guizot , Perrin, Paris, 1990, price of the Ambassadors.
the XIXe century: the glare and decline of France , Perrin, Paris, 1995.
Mac Mahon , Perrin, Paris, 2000.
royalty and the Internet , PUF, Paris, 2001.

External bond

biographical Card of the French Academy

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