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Roy L., Roy L. Sraydash, who left the world’s champion in the world champion in the world, died in Seattle’s house on February 27. Was 89 years old.
His death was declared the Seattle Institute of Land Rights CountryIt was a founder of them. The organization did not show a reason.
Mr. Prosterman, Asia, Africa and Latin America worked with governments in 60 countries in about 6 decades, prepares plans to give a property degree to peasant families. Sometimes governments worked with the lands obtained by capturing large tries with compensation for their owners. In other times, the government just moved away his own area.
Millions of lands around the world, millions of villages have pushed authoritarian governments in countries such as Vietnamese and El Salvador, and in countries such as India and India to distribute poor farmers in the fields.
Obritaria, Landesa gossip These millions of people benefited from the programs created by Mr. Prosterman and its group. Founded in 1981, he became an independent organization in the University of Washington and 1992, “The significance of a billion in the lonely and most often lonely economy” Poverty “(2009), a book was edited and partly written by Mr. Prosterman.
The son of a Russian immigrant came to Epifanya’s career, Mr. Seran. As a graduate of the Young Harvard Law School, New York’s White Shoes lowered a job in one of the most influential law firms, Sullivan & Cromwell. In 1963, the company sent him to the poor West African people in Liberia for a customer who wants to build a large port there.
“It was also very luxury that the corporation had to stay with colleagues and colleagues in the corporate law firm.”
“They eated salmon from imported caviar and Norway,” he said.
“It was a very patient experience that many people experienced by many people in the planet” gossip In 2006, in his speech at Claremont McKenna College, when he received the Non-Commercial Management Henry R. Kravis Award. Conditions said: “Out of poverty, which will describe most of the world’s poorer.” “
Disatresented, the idea of using his training to help the world’s rural poverty in 1965, left the law firm to teach property, antitrust and international investment law at Washington University. “He lived a more targeted life,” said Mr Hanstad.
A student pointed out a lawsuit as a legal point of view that indicates him to the re-distribution of land in Latin America; Mr Prosterman “If you try to solve this way, you will end with a civil war instead of land reform,” he said Told the New York Times In 2012.
In 1966 write An opposition in the study of Washington law entitled “Land Reform in Latin America”: how to revolution without revolution. “He should be seen in a scene that land reforms should be carried out with less compensation of homeowners.”
The US Agency for International Development has sent and sent South Vietnam in the middle of the Vietnam War as part of the villagers far from Vietcong. Mr. Prosterman came in 1970 by the “research” law “Research” by President Nguyen Van Thieu by President Nguyen Van Thieu, sent to the Vietnam National Assembly of Hundreds of thousands of tenants in the 1970s. It often notes that as a result of the law, the increase in rice production and recruiting the village by Vietcong.
Mr. Prosterman, Vietnam was widely known for the Land Law, it New York Times Editorial “Probably the most ambitious and non-communist land reform of the 20th century” is called “. It’s been a call card. But Thieu was not enough to save the government.
For Mr. Search, Achievement, El Salvador and other places have led to tasks. Basically, he did not destroy the meetings that became the world. Land reform said in an interview with 2012, “It simply deals with a population – the current or future – the most productive and fair land base.”
The results in El Salvador were mixed as in Vietnam; Again, Mr. Prosterman International Development Agency, in the middle of the civil war between the Sedist Partisians in 1980, the civil war between the right-wing government supported by the United States. Mr Procurman note In February 1981, the New York Times hated the project hated on both the guest speech and hated the land project. Nevertheless, he wrote optimistic: “40% of all the agricultural lands were transferred to more than 210,000 villagers.”
But in May next year New York Times Correspondent Raymond Bonner write“As a legislature in less than a month, the Assembly of El Salvador, the Assembly of El Salvador, is implementing the majority of the majority of land.” Today, Landesa’s website is simply notes El Salvador’s land reforms “There are a number of successes to touch inequality.”
In recent decades, Mr. Akrterman, in 2012, he said that he was “the highest concentration of poor people in the planet” to India. “The names of the names of the names of the names of the races”, “the names of the names of the races”, “the names of the legs in the heads of the hood” Micropross “Microprots” “Microprots” of India’s “Microplots”.
In one of the last things he wrote, in 2009, Mr. Prosterman acknowledged that the tenant is less for thermal programs to trade farmers to produce special lands.
“When the distance distances are so large,” Democracy between the landlord and tenant “does not work well,” Hanstad said.
Roy L. Prosterman (“L” did not stop for nothing) was born on July 13, 1935, in Chicago, Sydney Prosterman and Natalie (Weisberg) in Chicago, the only child of the Process. His father was a businessman. In 1954, he graduated from South Coastal High School in 18 in 18 and 1954 from Chicago University. He took the legal degree in 1958.
Mr Prosterman and his international partners or his international partners in 2003, the Gleitsman Foundation Award in 2002 received the prominent social entrepreneur and the CHICAGO COURT AGAU.
Family members immediately do not survive.
During his career, Mr. Search was cautious to lower political violations, in contrast to the work, human, work.
“The fact that people are at least a small slip of the earth’s surface,” he said.
