Friedrich Aereboe

Japanese: アーレボー（英語表記）Friedrich Aereboe

1865‐1942
Germany's most representative agricultural economics scholar. Also known as Erebör. Born in the suburbs of Hamburg to an educator by father. At the University of Jena he studied under T. Goltz, a leading figure in agricultural economics, and was greatly influenced by him, but he gradually drifted away from his teacher academically. After a colorful career that included teaching at an agricultural school, secretary of the German Agricultural Association, and farm manager, he taught agricultural economics and agricultural policy at the Agricultural Universities of Bonn-Poppelsdorf, Hohenheim, and Berlin, as well as at the University of Breslau and the University of Berlin from 1904 until his retirement in 1931.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1865‐1942
ドイツの最も代表的な農業経営学者。エーレボーとも呼ぶ。ハンブルク郊外で教育者を父として生まれる。イェーナ大学では農業経済学の泰斗T.ゴルツに師事し感化されること大であったが，学問上ではしだいに師から離れる。農学校教師やドイツ農業協会書記，農場管理人など多彩な履歴のあと，1904年から31年の定年退職にいたるまで，ボン･ポッペルスドルフ，ホーエンハイム，ベルリンの各農科大学，ブレスラウ大学，ベルリン大学で農業経営学，農政学の教鞭をとった。

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