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John Williams Mellor
Prof. Dr.
Alternative spellings: John W. Mellor John Williams Mellor John Mellor
B:1928 Biblio: Tätig in dem Dep. of Agriculture Economic., Cornell Univ. ; Tätig in dem Internationalen Food Policy Research Inst.
John Williams Mellor is a French-born American economist, known for his work in the field of economic and agricultural development in third world countries. In 1985, he was awarded the Wihuri International Prize, for his “constructive work that has remarkably promoted and developed the security of nutrient supply for mankind.” A Fulbright Scholar, he spent most of his academic career at his alma mater, Cornell University. In the early 1970s, he became an economist for USAID, eventually becoming their chief economist in 1976. After leaving USAID, he became the second director-general of the International Food Policy Research Institute in 1977, where he remained until 1990. He has authored numerous articles, and several books, chiefly regarding economic and agricultural development in third world countries. Currently he runs John Mellor Associates as well as being a professor emeritus at Cornell. (Source: DBPedia)
John Williams Mellor is a French-born American economist, known for his work in the field of economic and agricultural development in third world countries. In 1985, he was awarded the Wihuri International Prize, for his “constructive work that has remarkably promoted and developed the security of nutrient supply for mankind.” A Fulbright Scholar, he spent most of his academic career at his alma mater, Cornell University. In the early 1970s, he became an economist for USAID, eventually becoming their chief economist in 1976. After leaving USAID, he became the second director-general of the International Food Policy Research Institute in 1977, where he remained until 1990. He has authored numerous articles, and several books, chiefly regarding economic and agricultural development in third world countries. Currently he runs John Mellor Associates as well as being a professor emeritus at Cornell. (Source: DBPedia)
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Series
Palgrave Studies in Agricultural Economics and Food Policy (3)
Papers and proceedings / Pakistan Society of Development Economists (3)
Food policy review (1)
Lectures in development economics (1)
Cornell international agricultural development bulletin (1)