Richard L. Meier

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Richard L. Meier is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, California Institute of Technology, University of Michigan, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Chicago, Stanford University, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Richard L. Meier

Physics

#8496

World Rank

#10718

Historical Rank

#1945

USA Rank

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Richard L. Meier's Degrees

PhD Physics Stanford University
Masters Physics Stanford University
Bachelors Physics Stanford University

Why Is Richard L. Meier Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Richard Louis Meier was a US regional planner, systems theorist, scientist, urban scholar, and futurist, as well as a Professor in the College of Environmental Design at the University of California at Berkeley. He was an early thinker on sustainability in planning, and recognized as a leading figure in city planning and development. He is not related to the New York-based architect Richard Meier, whom he was often confused with.

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Richard L. Meier's Published Works

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Published Works

A communications theory of urban growth (1963) (203)
Communications Overload: Proposals from the Study of a University Library (1963) (78)
GAMING SIMULATION FOR URBAN PLANNING (1966) (36)
Human Time Allocation: A Basis for Social Accounts (1959) (34)
General systems : yearbook of the Society for General Systems Research (1956) (29)
Information Input Overload: Features of Growth in Communications-oriented Institutions (1963) (28)
Efficiency Criteria for the Operation of Large Libraries (1961) (27)
Investigations on the Stereoisomerism of Unsaturated Compounds. VIII. The Catalytic Hydrogenation of Butadiene1 (1947) (25)
Late-blooming societies can be stimulated by information technology (2000) (21)
The Ecology of a City and Its People (1983) (21)
SCIENCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: NEW PATTERNS OF LIVING.. (1957) (20)
Industrial Technologies for Developing Economies (1970) (20)
Measuring Social and Cultural Change in Urban Regions (1959) (14)
Energy and habitat: Designing a sustainable urban ecosystem (1984) (13)
A stable urban ecosystem. (1976) (11)
Simulation of ecological relationships (1964) (9)
722. The polymerization of olefins with Friedel–Crafts catalysts (1950) (9)
Planning for an urban world : the design of resource-conserving cities (1977) (8)
The Origins of the Scientific Species (1951) (8)
The Conscience of the city (1970) (7)
Explorations in the realm of organization theory. IV. The simulation of social organization. (2007) (7)
Modern Science and the Human Fertility Problem. (1959) (6)
The way to sustainability for poor cities (1993) (5)
A hopeful path for development in Africa (1996) (5)
Urban carrying capacity and steady state considerations in planning for the Mekong Valley region (1978) (5)
The Social Impact of a Nuplex (1969) (5)
Asian planning education in the 1980s (1988) (4)
Book Review:The Lonely Crowd: A Study of the Changing American Character. David Riesman, Reuel Denney, Nathan Glazer (1952) (4)
Preservation: Planning for the survival of things (1980) (4)
Some Thoughts on Conflict and Violence in the Urban Setting (1966) (4)
A sustainable state for urban life in poor societies: Bangladesh (1991) (4)
Exploring Development In Great Asian Cities: Seoul (1970) (4)
Concerning Equilibrium in Human Population (1958) (4)
Food futures to sustain Chinese cities (1997) (4)
Insights into Pollution (1971) (3)
The measurement of social change (1959) (3)
The design of resource-conserving metropolitan growth: The problem of estuarine settlements (1986) (3)
Urban ecosystem and resource-conserving urbanism in Third World cities (1981) (3)
Urbanism and energy in developing regions (1978) (3)
Violence: the Last Urban Epidemic (1968) (3)
Cultural growth and urban development in inner Tokyo (1969) (3)
A Stable Urban Ecosystem: Its Evolution within Densely Populated Societies (1977) (2)
Planning and designing new urban settlement on estuaries: Bangladesh (1991) (2)
Adjustments to Metropolitan Growth in an Inner Tokyo Ward (1968) (2)
The role of science in the British economy; an American's view of our position. (1950) (2)
Communication antenna for the medium-scale broadcasting satellite for experimental purpose (1975) (2)
Communications stress-threats and remedies (1973) (1)
Explorations in the realm of organization theory. III: Decision making, planning, and the steady state (2007) (1)
Preparing Indian Coastal Metropolises for Accelerated Development (1971) (1)
Energizing Urban Ecosystems in the Phillipines: Manila (2014) (1)
Research as a Social Process: Social Status, Specialism, and Technological Advance in Great Britain (1951) (1)
Urban futures observed in the Asian Third World (1982) (1)
Modern science and the human fertility problem (1960) (1)
Modern Science and the Human Fertility Problems (1959) (1)
Analysis of the Social Consequences of Scientific Discovery (1957) (1)
Human habitat at the fringe of the forest: the character of the place (1979) (1)
Communications and social change (2007) (1)
Scientists Before and After the Bomb (1953) (1)
A Stable Urban Ecosystem: Anticipations for the Third World (1980) (1)
The Calvin Lab (2000) (0)
A Communications Theory of Urban Growth . By Richard L. Meier. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press for the Joint Centre for Urban Studies of MIT and Harvard University. 1962. Pp. viii, 184. (1964) (0)
Multinationals as agents of social development (1977) (0)
Automatic and Economic Development (1954) (0)
Gottmann, Jean, "The Coming of the Transactional City" (Book Review) (1984) (0)
Alfred Kuhn. The study of society‐a unified approach. Honiewood, Ill. : Richard D. Irwin and The Dorsey Press, 1963 (1965) (0)
Athens: The Urban Ecology of Transition from "Developing" to "Developed" Status (1981) (0)
Books Received (1963) (0)
The Coming Asian Pacific Community and its Implications for Planning : An Open Opportunity (1992) (0)
Schramm, Wilbur and Daniel Lerner (Eds.), "Communication and Change: The Last Ten Years - And the Next" (Book Review) (1980) (0)
Possibilities of Photosynthesis in Lower Plants (1951) (0)
What Should the Atomic Scientists do Now (1948) (0)
How Much is Left in the Hat (1951) (0)
Science and Economic Development: New Patterns of Living. (1958) (0)
A Stable Urban Ecosystem: Its Evolution within Densely Populated Societies**First published in modified form in Science 192No. 2434, pp. 962–968 (1976). (1977) (0)
Book Review:India's Population: Some Problems in Perspective Planning S. N. Agarwala (1962) (0)
The Long-Term Prospects for Essential Minerals (1951) (0)
Less is more (1978) (0)
Ecological Accounts: Prerequisite to Planning for Sustainability (2012) (0)
The Metropolis and the Transformation of Resources (1970) (0)
On Living During the Reformation of Science: Comment (1971) (0)
Better Cities for the Future Especially for the Third World (1980) (0)
Industrial planning for Scotland (2011) (0)
Comment. Explorations in the realm of organization theory: I. Models for man (2007) (0)
The innovating metropolis (1965) (0)
"Science and Economic Development", Richard L. Meier, New York 1956 : [recenzja] / Jerzy Chodorowski. (1961) (0)

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