Jeffrey Sachs. Director of The Earth Institute. Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development. Professor of Health Policy and Management at Columbia University

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93 J. D. Sachs revolution in world history, a veritable ‘shock therapy’ of capitalist reform in which market institutions and private property replaced long-standing feudal rela-

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2004年4月30日 · Epicenters of earthquakes occurring between 1627 and 2003 in the New York City metropolitan region. Historical earthquakes and other events prior to 1970 are plotted with "hexagons", whereas earthquakes that have occurred since 1970 – when systematic earthquake monitoring began in the region – are plotted with "circles".

J.D. Sachs, A.M. WarnerrJournal of De˝elopment Economics 59 1999 43–76() 45 became the first country in the region to construct a railway in 1838 after its sugar boom Bulmer-Thomas, 1994, p. 35 and the Guano boom in Peru led to the .

Effective monitoring of agriculture: a response Jeffrey D. Sachs,†*a Roseline Remans,†*ab Sean M. Smukler,†*a Leigh Winowiecki,†*c Sandy J. Andelman,d Kenneth G. Cassman,e David Castle,f Ruth DeFries,g Glenn Denning,ah Jessica Fanzo,i Louise E. Jackson,j Rik Leemans,k Johannes Lehmann,l Jeffrey C. Milder,mn Shahid Naeem,g Generose Nziguheba,a Cheryl A. Palm,a Prabhu L. Pingali,o John P ...