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Lomnitz may
refer to:
Cinna Lomnitz (1925–2016), Chilean-Mexican
geophysicist Claudio Lomnitz,
Mexican professor of
Anthropology Larissa Adler Lomnitz...
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Enrique Lomnitz is a
Mexican sustainable industrial engineer. He is
known for
founding Isla Urbana.
Lomnitz has
received numerous accolades relating to...
- 89.
Lomnitz &
Lomnitz 1978, p. 109;
Jennings 1980, p. 88.
Jennings 1980, p. 89, and see
figure 4.17.
Jennings 1980, pp. 88, 92.
Lomnitz &
Lomnitz 1978...
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Claudio Lomnitz is the
Campbell Family Professor and
Chair of the
Anthropology Department at
Columbia University.
Prior to
teaching at Columbia,
Lomnitz was...
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Larissa Adler Lomnitz (née Milstein; 17 June 1932 - 13
April 2019) was a French-born Chilean-Mexican
social anthropologist, researcher, professor, and...
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Cinna Lomnitz Aronsfrau (4 May 1925 – 7 July 2016) was a Chilean-Mexican
geophysicist known for his
contributions in the
fields of rock
mechanics and...
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Forest &
Altbach (2006), p. 882[full
citation needed]
Fortes &
Lomnitz (1990), p. 18[full
citation needed] "The
Nobel Prize in
Chemistry 1995"...
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Foreign Language Film.
Adolf Burger was born to a
Jewish family in
Gross Lomnitz, then a
mostly ethnic German village in the High
Tatras region, Spiš County...
- grandparents, children, and
grandchildren in
Mexican society.
Larissa A.
Lomnitz and
Marisol Perez-Lizaur, for example,
describe the grand-family as "the...
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Handbook of
Higher Education. p. 882. ISBN 9781402040115. Fortes, Jacqueline;
Lomnitz,
Larissa (1990).
Becoming a
Scientist in Mexico.
Pennsylvania State University...
