JDP ECON STUDY PARTICIPANTS

• Alan Abel, Journalist, Foreign Desk, National Post (Toronto), Media New York World's Fair, New York Tribune.
• Carl Abbott, History Professor, Portland State University.
• Judith Adams, Director of Lockwood Library, State University of New York-Buffalo, Historian/Technology Author.
• Ted Allan, Former President of the Bureau of International Exhibitions, U.K. Foreign Exhibitions Service/Project Director U.K. Pavilions 1958-2000.
• Michael Allen, Professor of History and American Studies, University of Washington-Tacoma.
• Daniel Amato, Food Service, Collector/Historian, Director of the Columbus Antiques Mall and Museum.
• Richard Amero, Historian, San Diego Historical Society.
• Robert Anders, Exhibitor, Industrial Designer, Project Director, Scott Paper Pavilion and Traveler's Insurance Pavilion, New York World's Fair 1964-5; Project Director, Petroleum Industrial Pavilion, Louisiana World Exposition, New Orleans 1984.
• Victor Atiyeh, Governor of Oregon 1980-1988.
• Heloise Barbuy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Historian.
• Neil Baxter, Neil Baxter Associates, Architect, Events Planner, Glasgow, Scotland.
• Dr. Gilbert Bell, Curator Strathclyde Museum, Glasgow, Scotland, Historian.
• Rebecca Bell, Exhibitor/Participant, Brisbane 1988, Expo Bird House.
• Burton Benedict, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, University of California-Berkeley; Author; Exhibitor/Participant, Festival of Britain 1951.
• Jacques Bertrand, University of Quebec, Historian.
• Bonnie Blake, Trans Mississippi Exposition Historical Association President.
• Norm Bolotin, Laing Communications, Author/Historian/Publisher, Seattle, Washington.
• Craig Bond, REMI Economic/Demographic Input/Output Forecasting Model.
• Jim Brandt, President of the Bureau of Government Research (New Orleans), Vice President of Planning, Louisiana World Exposition 1984.
• Lisa Bresnehan, Publicity Director, Australia Pavilion, Expo 2000 Hannover.
• Carson Brewer, Columnist, Knoxville News Sentinel.
• Rodney Brouard, United Kingdom, Exhibitor, President of the Guernsey Growers Association, participant in AIPH Garden Expos.
• Patrick Burniat, Professor of Architecture, Curator at La Cambre Institute of Architecture and Communications, Brussels, Belgium.
• Per J. Bye, Exhibitor, Norway Pavilion, Hannover World's Fair 2000.
• Andre Capiteyn, Historian/Researcher, Archivist Ghent City Archives, Ghent, Belgium.
• Barbara Carlson, Press Representative New England Exhibit, New York World's Fair 1964-5, Media Hartford Courant, Historian.
• Robert Carriker, Professor of History, Gonzaga University, Assistant Manager Ford Pavilion at Expo 74, Spokane, Washington 1974.
• John E. Carter, Nebraska State Historical Society.
• Curtis Cates, Terri Marlow, Documentary Film Production, New York, U.S.A.
• Stephen Chappell, Graphic Designer.
• Swati Chattapadhyay, Professor of History of Art & Architecture, University of California - Santa Barbara, Author.
• George Chesworth, Chief Executive Officer, Glasgow Garden Festival 1988.
• Ward J. Childs, Archivist/Historian, Philadelphia City Archives.
• Joo-Kyun Choi, Exhibit Technology Advisor, Osaka Garden Expo 1990; President, Korean Horticultural Producers Association.
• Els Clemens, Horticultural Exhibition Press Representative, International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH).
• Margaret Cogswell, National Association of American Art, Smithsonian Institution (retired); American Federation of Arts, Associate for Foreign Exhibitions, Exhibitor/Associate American Pavilion, Brussels World's Fair 1958.
• King Cole, President of Expo 74 Spokane International Exposition Authority, Executive Consultant for Knoxville International Exposition 1982.
• Terrance Cole, Professor of History, University of Alaska-Fairbanks.
• Yvonne Condon, Historian, Missouri Historical Society.
• Betsey Creekmore, Associate Executive Vice Chancellor, University of Tennessee; Researcher.
• Clyde Crews, Professor of Religion Bellarmine College, Louisville Historian.
• John Debenham, Engineer; Popular Culture PHD Candidate, London, England.
• Jens Dengler, Historian, Berlin, Germany.
• Ludger Derenthal/Andrea Lesjak, Hannover Expo 2000 Historians.
• Matt Dewaelsch, San Antonio Hemisfair Archivist/Historian, San Antonio Public Library..
• Catherine DiBello, English Professor - Shippensburg University.
• Marshall Dill, Jr., Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, Stanford University, Son of Exposition President, Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco 1939-40.
• David Dunstan, National Centre for Australian Studies, Monash University, Clayton, Australia.
• Richard Dusterberg, Historian/Author.
• Anders Ekstrom, Professor of History, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden.
• Matthew Esposito, Professor of History, Drake University, U.S.A.
• Godfrey Evans, National Museum of Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland.
• Klaus-Juergen Evert, Participant/City Coordinator, Stuttgart Garden Expo (IGA) 1993.
• Neil Felgenhauer, Spokane Spokesman Review.
• Fred Ferretti, Media New York Tribune, New York World's Fair 1964-5.
• John Findlay, Professor of History, University of Washington.
• John Findling, Professor of History, Author, Indiana University Southeast.
• Albert Fisher, Albert Fisher Television, Academy Award Nominee, Director of Television & Movies, Expo 67 Montreal, and New York World's Fair 1964-5.
• Neil Fisher, University of Aberdeen.
• Franklin Garrett, Atlanta Historical Center.
• John Gaul, Palace of Fine Arts, Exploratorium, 1915 San Francisco Expo legacy institution.
• Alexander Geppert, European University Institute, Department of History, Firenze, Italy.
• David Glassberg, Professor of History, University of Massachusetts.
• Andreas Gross, Historian, Switzerland.
• Henry Guerra, Public Relations Officer, Liaison Officer for Foreign Exhibits, Hemisfair 1968, San Antonio.
• Howard Hamilton, Professor of Omaha History, Metro College.
• Earl S. Hamlin, Alameda County (Oakland, California) Planning Commission, Investment Banker.
• D. Clive Hardy, Special Collections, University of New Orleans Library, Historian/Archivist/Author.
• Bruce Harvey, Historian/Sociologist, Author, Charleston, SC.
• Penelope Harvey, Historian/Journalist, United Kingdom.
• Aaron T. Heverin, Buffalo History Works.
• Bevis Hillier, Author/Historian, London, England.
• Peter Hoffenberg, Professor of History, University of Hawaii, Author.
• Charles Holmes, President of Spitz, Inc., West Chester, Pa. (Exhibition Technology, domed & other visualization systems); Vancouver Expo 86 (Canadian IMAX), Expo 92 Seville, Spain (Spanish National Pavilion, Puerto Rico), Expo 93, Taejon, South Korea (Samsung, Sunkyung).
• Stirlin Holmesly, Editor of the San Antonio Express-News, Press San Antonio Hemisfair 1968, Author.
• Stanley K. Hunter, Historian, Exhibition Study Group (UK), Glasgow, Scotland.
• Jean Claude Huot, Civil Engineer, Montreal Expo 67.
• Matthew James, Technology Policy Advisor - Australian National Government.
• Yves Jasmin, Communications Director, Expo 67, Montreal, Canada, Author.
• Jan Jones, Historian/Author, Fort Worth, Texas.
• Joseph M. Judge, Curator Hampton Roads Naval Museum.
• Allan Katz, Allan Katz & Associates Advertising Agency, Reporter for New Orleans Times-Picayune, Louisiana World Exposition 1984.
• Michael Kelly, Dr., San Diego Expo Enthusiast/Historian.
• Pierre Kenyon, Airline Tariff Agent, Dallas, Texas.
• Carlos Kessel, Architectural Historian; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
• Matthew Klingle, PHD Candidate, History Department, University of Washington.
• Carl E. Kramer, Professor of History, University of Indiana-Southeast, Louisville Historian.
• Johan Lagae, Professor of Architecture, University of Ghent, Belgium, Historian, Author.
• Fred Lavin, Attorney/Historian, President Pan American Collectors Society.
• Donald G. Larson, Professor of History, Fresno City College, originator of the Larson Collection on International Fairs and Expositions, University of California, Fresno.
• Judy Larson, Historian/Curator, Author.
• Bobby Lawrence, Museum Historian, Parthenon Museum, Nashville, Tennessee.
• Martin Lefkowitz, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Economic Policy Division.
• Martin Lengwiler, Swiss Historian.
• Leonard Levitan, Levitan Design Group, Master Site Planning/Exhibit & Pavilion Planning, Montreal Expo '67, Osaka Expo '70, Knoxville Expo '82, Louisiana World Expo 1984, Vancouver Expo '86, Seville Expo '92, Taejon Expo '93.
• Vincente G. Loscertales, Secretary-General Bureau of International Expositions, President of International Participation, Seville Expo '92.
• Fred Lounsberry, Executive Vice President of Marketing and Sales, Universal Studios Florida; Admissions Director, Knoxville International Energy Exposition 1982; Admissions Director, Louisiana World Exposition, New Orleans 1984; VP Sales and Marketing, Expo 86, Vancouver, Canada 1986.
• Martin Manning, United States Information Agency, U.S. Department of Commerce, Department of State (U.S. Pavilions at Foreign Fairs from Brussels 1958 forward, Archivist, Popular Culture Association.
• Red McCombs, McCombs Auto Enterprises; Owner, Minnesota Vikings; Executive Director, Hemisfair 1968, San Antonio.
• Ronald McCormick, Software Engineer.
• Jan McKelvie, WFCS/TMEHA Member, Popular Culture Association.
• John McKenzie, Son of Participant, 1938 Glasgow Empire Exhibition; Professor of History, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, England. Editor/Author, Manchester University Press.
• Ronald J. Mahoney, Archivist/Historian, Larson Collection, University of California-Fresno.
• Erik Mattie, Author/Architectural Historian, Netherlands.
• Ralph Monaco, Inforum Interindustry Forecasting at the University of Maryland.
• Jim Moran, Historian.
• Frank Manupelli, Executive Vice-President and General Manager, Hemisfair 1968, San Antonio, Director-Senior PGA Tour Event, San Antonio.
• Patricia Morton, Professor of History, University of California - Riverside, Author.
• Gene A. Mueller, Historian/Researcher, Trans-Mississippi Exposition Historical Association.
• Marvin Nathan, Professor of Humanities, San Francisco State University.
• Harvey Newman, Professor, School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University.
• Mandy Neuwelaerts/Carolyn Terryn, Historians/Authors, Antwerp, Belgium.
• James Ogul, Special Projects Director, United States Information Agency (U.S. Treasury/State Departments), United States National Pavilions 1982-1998.
• Martin Packer, Historian, President of the Festival of Britain 1951 Society.
• Michael Pender, Director of State Exhibits, New York World's Fair Authority 1964-5, Co-founder of (WFCS) World's Fair Collector Society.
• Fred Peskett, Engineer for the Festival of Britain, Historian, London, England.
• Jock Phillips, Heritage Group, New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs.
• Gaylon Polatti, Dallas Historical Society.
• Stephen Poser, Professor of Architecture, History, Cottbus University, Cottbus, Germany.
• Norbert Poulain, President of Interbellum, University Library, University of Ghent; Ghent, Belgium.
• Thomas J. Prasch, Professor of History, Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas; Researcher/Author.
• George Prescott, Director of Washington State Tourism Promotion, Administrative Assistant to Washington State Governor.
• Helen Pye-Smith, Archivist Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England.
• Eric S. Repice, Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce.
• Ira Reed, Professor of Political Science, Chairman Public Affairs Program, Reed College, Washington, DC, Historian, Weapons of Mass Destruction.
• Patrick Reid, Former President of the Bureau of International Exhibitions; Commissioner-General, Vancouver Expo '86; Department of Canadian Heritage.
• Jeff Rische, Lightspeed Design Corporation, Exhibitor/Participant, Lisbon Expo 98.
• Jay Rockey, Director of Public Relations, Advertising, and Advance Ticket Sales, Seattle 1962.
• Bob Rogers, President BRC Imagination Arts, Exhibit Technology, Film Production; Vancouver 1986 (Rainbow War-Canadian Pacific, Spirit Lodge-G.M., Our B.C.-B.C. Pavilion); Garden Exposition, Osaka 1990 (Flower Planet, Holovision Show); Expo 92 Seville (World Song-GM, Basque Pavilion); Expo 93, Taejon, South Korea 1993 (Postcards - Korean Air). Disney Imagineer, Development of Holivision and IMAX technology.
• David Rumsey, Stovroff & Potter Commercial Real Estate Broker, Board Member Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society.
• James Russell, Professor of History, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga.
• Robert Rydell, Historian/Professor of History, Montana State University.
• Michael Mitsugu Sakihara, Professor of History, University of Hawaii.
• David Saintonge, Contractor, Knoxville Sunsphere Project.
• Anne Salter, Director of the Atlanta History Library Archives.
• Chuck Sanders, Sanders International Ventures, Concessionaire at all BIE World's Fairs 1962-1988, Consultant Seville, Spain 1992.
• Philip Schoenberg, NY Talks and Walks, Historian.
• Peter Scholliers, Professor of History, University of Brussels, Brussels, Belgium.
• Bruce R. Schulman, Teacher/Historian, Author of Internet History Site International Expositions, Chicago 1893, Knoxville 1982.
• Nicole Schwager, Historian, Switzerland.
• Lisa Shrenk, Historian, Chicago, Illinois.
• Brigette Schroeder-Gudehus, Author, Professor of Political Science, Montreal University.
• Martha Sear, Professor of History, University of Sydney, Australia.
• Joseph Seliga, Jr., Urban History Researcher/Author, Attorney, Chicago, Illinois.
• Samuel Shepherd, Professor of History, Centenary University.
• Steve Sheppard, Dr., Collector/Historian.
• Karen Shopoff, Historian, U.S.
• Mae K. Silver, Author/Historian, former President of the San Francisco History Association.
• Phillip Smith, Professor of History, St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia.
• Gus Spector, Dr., Author/Historian, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A.
• Jack Spoehr, Lightspeed Design Group, Imax Corporation, Tsukuba 1985, Vancouver 1986, Osaka Garden 1990, Seville 1992.
• Paul F. Stahls, Author/Historian, New Orleans.
• Raymond Starr, Professor of History, San Diego State University.
• Ivan Steen, Professor of History, State University of New York at Albany.
• Charles K. Swan, III, Vice President of Finance, Knoxville International Energy Exposition 1982.
• Josef Svoboda, Creator of Laterna Magika, Prague, Czech Republic; Exhibitor/Participant Brussels Expo 58, Montreal Expo 67, Osaka Expo 70.
• Dr. Samuel Thomas, Photojournalist, Historian.
• Paul Totah, Journalist/Author, English Teacher St. Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco.
• Dennis Tucker, Concessionaire, Expo 86, Vancouver, Canada; Expo 88, Brisbane, Australia; Expo 92, Seville, Spain.
• John Vacha, Historical Research and Writer/Teacher, Cleveland.
• Robert Vitz, Professor of History and Geography, Northern Kentucky University.
• Candy Wellman, Washington State Archives.
• Elizabeth Willis, Senior Curator, Australian Society Program, Museum Victoria, Melbourne, Australia.
• Glen Yake, Civil Engineer, City of Spokane, Washington, Liaison for City to Expo 74, Spokane.
• George Yater, Louisville Historian.
• Aram Yengoyan, Professor of Anthropology - University of California-Davis.
• J. William T. Youngs, Author/Historian, Professor of History, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, Washington.
• Monika Zieger, Technical University of Graz, Austria.

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