Thomas T Poleman
Biographic Data
| ID | 733322 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas T Poleman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas T |
| FAMILY NAME | Poleman |
| SIGNATURE | POLEMAN T T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Recent Trends in Food Availability and Nutritional Wellbeing
Global hunger: The methodologies underlying the official estimates
Population: Past Growth and Future Control
Income and dietary change
The world is banking on a major increase in food production, if the dietary needs and food preferences of an increasing, and increasingly rich, population are to be met. This requires the further expansion of modern agriculture, but modern agriculture rests on a small number of highly productive crops and its expansion has led to a significant loss of global biodiversity. Ecologists have shown that biodiversity loss results in lower plant product…
Population: Past growth and future control
The New Economics of India's Green Revolution: Income and Employment Diffusion in Uttar Pradesh
Agriculture: Toward 2000
Uxpanapa: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
Uxpanapa: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
A reappraisal of the extent of world hunger
Annual Cropping Systems in the Tropics
World food: Myth and reality
Food, Population and Employment: The Impact of the Green Revolution
The Papaloapan Project: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
The Papaloapan Project: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
The Papaloapan Project: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
The Food Economies of Urban Middle Africa: The Case of Ghana
I~S8X 1/1 123 • Retail price index is a composite of indices for Accra, Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi, Tarkwa, Tamale, Keta, and Ho weighted according to their populations in 1948.In 1954 a new index using a revised market basket was begun with that year as the base period; here it has been related to the older one using 1954 as the year of comparison.Quarterly data for 1949-51 from Dudley Seers and C. R. Ross, Report on Financial and Physical Problem…
A reappraisal of the extent of world hunger
Income and dietary change
The world is banking on a major increase in food production, if the dietary needs and food preferences of an increasing, and increasingly rich, population are to be met. This requires the further expansion of modern agriculture, but modern agriculture rests on a small number of highly productive crops and its expansion has led to a significant loss of global biodiversity. Ecologists have shown that biodiversity loss results in lower plant product…
Food, Population and Employment: The Impact of the Green Revolution
Agriculture: Toward 2000
World food: Myth and reality
Population: Past growth and future control
Annual Cropping Systems in the Tropics
The Food Economies of Urban Middle Africa: The Case of Ghana
I~S8X 1/1 123 • Retail price index is a composite of indices for Accra, Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi, Tarkwa, Tamale, Keta, and Ho weighted according to their populations in 1948.In 1954 a new index using a revised market basket was begun with that year as the base period; here it has been related to the older one using 1954 as the year of comparison.Quarterly data for 1949-51 from Dudley Seers and C. R. Ross, Report on Financial and Physical Problem…
The Papaloapan Project: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
The Papaloapan Project: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
The Papaloapan Project: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
Food, Population and Employment: The Impact of the Green Revolution
World food: Myth and reality
A reappraisal of the extent of world hunger
Annual Cropping Systems in the Tropics
Agriculture: Toward 2000
Uxpanapa: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
Uxpanapa: Agricultural Development in the Mexican Tropics
The New Economics of India's Green Revolution: Income and Employment Diffusion in Uttar Pradesh
Income and dietary change
The world is banking on a major increase in food production, if the dietary needs and food preferences of an increasing, and increasingly rich, population are to be met. This requires the further expansion of modern agriculture, but modern agriculture rests on a small number of highly productive crops and its expansion has led to a significant loss of global biodiversity. Ecologists have shown that biodiversity loss results in lower plant product…
Population: Past growth and future control
Global hunger: The methodologies underlying the official estimates
Population: Past Growth and Future Control
Recent Trends in Food Availability and Nutritional Wellbeing
Geography (14 works) · Agriculture (12 works) · Economics (12 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Biology (8 works) · Ecology (7 works) · Environmental Science (7 works) · Agricultural economics (6 works) · Agroforestry (6 works) · Ecology (6 works)