According to Wikipedia, Werner Doppler Life and professional career As son of a farmer and wine producer, Werner Doppler managed the family farm on his own for some years. After this he studied agriculture and economics at the universities of Hohenheim and Kiel in Germany. He did his PhD in economics under the guidance of Günther Weinschenck in 1974 in the field of Application of recursive linear mathematical models to analyze and predict regional development in the agricultural sector. He then joined the research team of Hans-Hartwig Ruthenberg as research scientist dealing with the development in the Tropics and Sub Tropics. In this period he spent research semesters at the University of Bradford/England and at the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines. This period ended with the “Habilitation”, the German assessment for the qualification of a university professorship. From 1979 to 1981 he joined the University of Nairobi/ Kenya as associate professor until he got the position of professor at the University of Hohenheim, Germany in the field of farm management in the tropics and sub tropics.
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Farming systems and farm management practices of smallholders in the Hararghe highlands (1991) (107)
Urban demands for organic tomatoes in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal (2010) (10)
Problems and Potentials of Organic Agriculture Development in Nepal (2008) (9)
Farming systems approach and its relevance for agricultural development in Central and Eastern Europe. (1994) (8)
Combining principal component analysis and logistic regression models to assess household level food security among smallholder cash crop producers in Kenya. (2009) (8)
Conference on International Research on Food Security, Natural Resource Management and Rural Development Spatial Differentiation in Farming Practices and Their Impact on Rural Livelihood: A Case from Hills of Nepal (2009) (4)
Gender Inequalities and Their Implications for Living Standard and Food Security among Male (2005) (4)
The economics of pasture improvement and beef production in semi-humid West Africa (1980) (3)
Jatropha Curcas and Ricinus Communis in Brazilian Cerrado: a farming and rural systems economics approach. (2009) (3)
Gender Modelling and Impact Assessment of Innovations: Results From Benin (2000) (2)
“The Global Food & Product Chain— Dynamics, Innovations, Conflicts, Strategies” Socio-Economics and Food Security of Farming Families in South East Nigeria (2006) (2)
Conference on International Research on Food Security, Natural Resource Management and Rural Development Consumers' willingness and preference towards organic vegetables: A conjoint approach 1 (2009) (2)
Wood energy production and consumption in rural and farming systems context: a case of family-household and local industry northern Thailand. (1999) (0)
Preference Modelling of Urban Consumers Towards Organic Vegetables at Kathmandu Metropolis, Nepal (2010) (0)
Conference on International Research on Food Security, Natural Resource Management and Rural Development Socio-economic and spatial determinants of farm production and local livelihoods in the middle mountain of Nepal (2010) (0)
Estimating the economic success of farm families: a case of farming systems in Imo state, Nigeria. (2013) (0)
Planning, evaluation and management of development projects. (1985) (0)
