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Personal Information |
| Curriculum Vitae |
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| Personal Details |
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Born |
January 11, 1951
in Munich, Germany |
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Marital Status |
married, 1
daughter |
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Nationality |
German |
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Place of Residence |
Vienna, Austria |
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| Education |
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Primary |
1957 - 1962
Elementary |
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Secondary |
1962 - 1972 High
School (Gymnasium) |
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University |
1972 - 1978
University of Munich (Sociology) |
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Post-graduate |
1978 - 1982
Technical University of Munich |
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Dissertation (Ph.D.) |
1982 (Dr. phil.)
from Technical University of Munich |
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Post-doctoral Thesis |
1988 Habilitation
(Dr. rer. pol.) from University of Bamberg |
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| Professional |
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Research Assistant |
December 1978 -
March 1979 INFRATEST Health Research Inc., Munich |
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Researcher |
August 1979 -
March 1981, Institute of Geography, Technical University of Munich (DFG
Project) |
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Scientific Assistant |
May 1981 -
November 1982, University of Bamberg, Chair of Population Studies |
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University Assistant |
December 1982 -
November 1988, University of Bamberg, Chair of Population Studies (Akademischer
Rat a.Z.) |
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Since December
1988 with the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
(IIASA) |
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Research Scholar |
1988 - 1994 Population (POP)
Project |
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Senior Research Scholar |
1995 - 1999 Land-use and
Land-cover Change (LUC) Project |
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Project Leader |
2000 - 2002 European Rural
Development (ERD) Project |
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Senior Research Scholar |
2003 - 2005 General Research
(Research Activity on Sustainable Rural Development in China) |
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Chief of Section |
Since Sept. 2006
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA),
Population Division, Population Estimates and Projections Section, New York |
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| Other professional
activities |
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Guest Professor |
1989 - 1990,
Vienna University |
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Guest Researcher |
August - December,
1994, The Rockefeller University, Laboratory of Populations (Prof.
Joel E. Cohen) |
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University Professor |
Univ. Professor
for China Studies (Univ. Professor für Chinaforschung), Vienna
University, March 1 - June 30, 2005: Institute for
East-Asian Studies, Department of Chinese Studies |
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Software Development |
Development of
commercial software packages (CL&F SOFTWARE) |
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(1)
DemoGraphics
'96 (for the United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA) |
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(2)
DemoTables '96 (CL&F SOFTWARE) |
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(3)
DemoTools -
Tool # 1: Population Projections (CL&F SOFTWARE) |
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(4)
RAPS-China -
A Regional Analysis and Planning System (for the International
Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, IIASA) |
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Web Site Development: |
(1)
www.china-profile.com
(Facts & Figures on China, Chronology of Key Events since 1949,
Resources for China Research) |
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(2)
www.china-europe-usa.com
(Who Will Win the Global Race? An Analysis of Fundamental
Development Trends.) |
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(3)
www.iiasa.ac.at/Resear/SRD/ChinaFood/
(Can China Feed Itself?) |
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(4)
www.addictivebooks.com
(developed for Claudia Heilig-Staindl: Crime Fiction
Literature) |
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