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Home > Faculty and Research > Academic Departments > Management Science and Systems > Faculty > Boot, John

John C.G. Boot

Professor Emeritus
Management Science and Systems Department

Education

PhD, Netherland School of Economics

Background

Dr. Boot's interests lie in the fields of economic statistics and operations research. He is author of six books and numerous journal articles. He has served as Chair of the University's Faculty Senate, and has played a key role in developing the University's academic and administrative policies.

Selected Publications

Boot, John C. G. Quadratic Programming: Algorithm, Anomalies, Applications. North Holland Publishing Company (1964) and Rand McNally (1964); French translation Dunod (1967).

Boot, John C. G. Mathematical Reasoning in Economics and Management Science: Twelve Topics. Prentice Hall (1967), translated in Japanese and Portuguese.

Boot, John C. G. Common Globe or Global Commons. Marcel Dekker (1974).

Administrative Responsibilities

Other Experience

Contact Information

John C.G. Boot
Professor Emeritus
Management Science and Systems
School of Management
University at Buffalo
341 Jacobs Management Center
Buffalo, NY 14260-4000

Tel: 716-645-3254
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