Dr. John R. Mullin is the Dean of the Graduate School, Director of the Center for Economic Development, and a Professor in the Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning Department at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He is also President of Mullin Associates Incorporated, an active research and planning consultation practice that focuses upon studies, plans and recommendations concerning economic revitalization and industrial development. Dr. Mullin has a Bachelor of Arts in Government from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst; a Master's in City Planning from the University of Rhode Island; a Master's of Science in Business Administration from Boston University, and a Ph.D. in Regional Planning and Resource Development from the University of Waterloo in Canada. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners and a Senior Fulbright Scholar. Dr. Mullin has written or edited over 100 book chapters, book reviews, technical reports, journal articles, and conference proceedings. He also recently retired as a Brigadier General in the Massachusetts Army National Guard.
Selected Works of John Robert Mullin
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (2007) Protecting Coastal Communities: Managing Change, Communities & Banking, vol18, no3, pp. 9-10
- John R. Mullin (2006) The Blackstone Valley Gets Connected, Massachusetts Benchmarks, vol3, no1, pp.19-22
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (2006) The Commonwealth's Industrial Land Dilemma: Lessons from the Route 146 Corridor, Massachusetts Benchmarks, vol8, no1, pp. 31-32
- John R. Mullin (2003) Bellamy's Chicopee: A Laboratory for Utopia?, Journal of Urban History, vol29, no2, pp. 133-150
- John R. Mullin (2003) Central Region, Massachusetts Benchmarks, vol1, no.1, pp. 26-27
- John R. Mullin and Robert J. Lacey (2003) The Biotech Industry: A Consideration of Greater Worcester and the Commonwealth, Massachusetts Benchmarks, vol6, no2, pp. 20-26
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (2001) Connected: The Berkshire Towns' Common Ground, Massachusetts Benchmark, vol4, no2, pp. 19-23
- John R. Mullin (2000) Edward Bellamy's Ambivalence: Can Utopia Be Urban?, Journal of Utopian Studies, vol11, no1, pp. 51-65
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (2000) The Industrial Zoning Crisis, Zoning News, pp. 1-4
- John R. Mullin (1998) Worcester County: Working Toward the Millennium, Massachusetts Benchmarks, vol1, no2, pp. 13-15
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (1998) The Potential for Planning an Industrial Cluster in Barre, Vermont: A Case of 'Hard-Rock' Resistance in the Granite Industry, Planning Practice & Research, vol13, no3, pp. 311-318
- John R. Mullin (1997) Central Massachusetts: Facing the Second Industrial Revolution, Massachusetts Benchmarks, Vol1, No1, p. 14
- John R. Mullin (1997) City Planning in Frankfurt, Germany, 1925-1932 - A Study in Practical Utopianism, Journal of Urban History, vol4, no1, pp. 3-28
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (1996) The Harbour at Viana Do Castello: Planning in a Vacuum, European Planning Studies, vol4, no2, pp. 131-146
- John R. Mullin and Zenia Kotval (1994) The Coming Crisis in Industrial Land: A Planning Perspective, Economic Development Quarterly, vol8, no3, pp. 302-308
- John R. Mullin (1982) Ideology, Planning Theory and the German City in the Inter-War Years, Part II, Town Planning Review, vol53, no3, pp. 257-272
- John R. Mullin (1982) Ideology, Planning Theory and the German City in the Inter-War Years, Part I, Town Planning Review, vol53, no2, pp. 115-130
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