Meet AAEA’s 2015 Fellows
The AAEA Fellows Selection Committee has selected six outstanding members to be honored as AAEA Fellows. In this release of The Exchange, we will learn about Ariel Dinar and how he is shaping the future of the Association and the field of agricultural and applied economics as a whole.
Meet AAEA 2015 Fellow: Ariel Dinar
Ariel Dinar is known mainly for his work on various aspects of water economics. He contributed to the literature of water pricing, water institutions, water quality control, water management modeling, agriculture and climate change, agricultural extension, and regional cooperation in water management. Ariel published nearly 150 journal papers, 23 edited and authored books, and 42 book chapters.
Among the most important contributions of Dinar in recent years are the founding and editing of two journals: “Strategic Behavior and the Environment” (now Publishers) in 2010; “Water Economics and Policy” (World Scientific Publishers) in 2013; A book series “Global Issues in Water Policy” (Springer), in 2010; and a reference book set “The WSPC Reference of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy in the Era of Global Change” (World Scientific), in 2013.
Known internationally from his work on water policy in developed and developing countries during his tenure at the World Bank, he established many connections with water policy makers and helped shape policy reforms in their countries. Dinar served on the advisory boards of several international research and policy bodies, and was a member of the editorial boards of several journals, including the American Journal of Agricultural Economics (1997-2002).
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In the next issues of The Exchange, you can learn about another of the 2015 fellows with a detailed biography of achievements in their career. You can also read about them by searching for our hashtag on Facebook and twitter: #MeetAAEA2015Fellows.
Other 2015 AAEA Fellows are:
• C. Peter Timmer, Harvard University
• Jayson Lusk, Oklahoma State University
• Alan Olmstead, University of California, Davis
• J. Edward Taylor, University of California, Davis
• James MacDonald, USDA Economic Research Service
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