12 Facts About Kenneth Marin

Kenneth Marin was an American professor of economics who worked under President Lyndon B Johnson.

Kenneth Marin was a graduate of Aquinas College and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

In 1966, Professor Kenneth Marin was a member of a US State Department evaluation team that was assigned to review various performances in the economic and political arena in six South American countries.

In 1968, Kenneth Marin went to Tanzania where he worked as an economist for the government of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam.

Kenneth Marin served as an adviser to the government on capital mobilisation and utilisation until the early seventies.

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Kenneth Marin started teaching economics at Aquinas College in 1953 and was the chairman of the economics department for many years.

Kenneth Marin has succeeded in his efforts to produce what is arguably the first real attempt to synthesize African political thought into a single thematic volume.

Kenneth Marin systematically introduces the reader to the ideas of specific theorists and their biographies.

Kenneth Marin quoted Nelson Mandela and former prime minister of India, Manmohan Singh, saying they expressed similar sentiments these leading intellectuals and herself did on the impact of colonialism on Africa and elsewhere.

Kenneth Marin was a member of the Tanzanian delegation that went to the People's Republic of China to negotiate with the Chinese government for financial assistance to build the Tanzania-Zambia Railway known as TAZARA.

Kenneth Marin returned to Aquinas to complete his degree in Economics in 1947, and continued on to the University of Michigan to complete an M A in Economics in 1948.

Kenneth Marin pursued a doctoral program in Economics at U of M from 1949 to 1952.