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editI originally created this page by translating from the German version into English. I have met Prof. Essl at several occasions at conferences.
Just now, I added a link to his faculty listing at UoM, and I added more citations.
This is my first article, and I apologize if I should've first created it within my own editing space — however, I was surprised that Wikipedia made it so easy for me to create a "new" (well not really new just translated) page, so I just went for it. Edgarberdahl (talk) 14:19, 4 December 2015 (UTC)