John Humphrey Murray Pinder

Background

Pinder, John Humphrey Murray was born on June 20, 1924 in London. Son of Harold Senhouse and Lilian Edith (Murray) Pinder.

Education

Master of Arts in Economics, Cambridge (England) University, 1949.

Career

Press officer, Federal Union, London, 1950-1952; economics researcher, Economist Intelligence Unit, London, 1952-1954; head international department, Economist Intelligence Unit, London, 1954-1964; director, Policy Studies Institute, London, 1964-1985; visiting professor, College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium, since 1985. County member Overseas Development Institute, London, since 1987. Governor European Cultural Foundation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, since 1986.

Direktorium member Institute Europäische Politik, Bonn, since 1986.

Achievements

• John Humphrey Murray Pinder has been listed as a notable Educator, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • The European Community and Eastern Europe (Chatham House Papers)

    (Economic reforms and new policies in both Western and Eas...)

  • European Community: The Building of a Union (Opus Books)

    (Six states signed the Treaty of Rome in 1957. Since then ...)

  • Britain and the Common Market
  • Europe After De Gaulle Towards the United States of Europe

Membership

Chairman Federal Trust for Education and Research, London, since 1985. Lieutenant Royal Artillery. Member Union European Federalists (honorary president since 1985), International European Movement (vice president since 1985), Royal Institute International Affairs (member executive committee 1988-1991), Order British Empire, Brooks's Club.

Connections

Married Pauline Hawtayne Lewin, April 2, 1964.

Father:

Harold Senhouse Pinder

Mother:

Lilian Edith (Murray) Pinder

Spouse:

Pauline Hawtayne Lewin