Past events
2014 Update Book launch - The Yudhoyono presidency: Indonesia's decade of stability and stagnation
This launch is part of the ANU Indonesia Project’s anniversary celebration. The event will be held at the HC Coombs Building.
Where is Indonesia in regard to the Lewis ‘Turning Point’ – and does it matter?
Dr Manning will make use of the notion of a Turning Point first developed by Arthur Lewis in 1954 to examine labour change in Indonesia before and after the Asian financial crisis.
Does education increase political participation? Evidence from Indonesia
Rasyad Parinduri examines whether education increases political participation in Indonesia.
Indonesia’s rising divide: why inequality is rising, why it matters and what can be done
Matthew Grant Wai-Poi discusses inequality in Indonesia.
Third arrow reforms and Japan's economic performance
Rod Tyers discusses economic reform in Japan.
Safe food trade, and the roles of governments and markets: the case of Vietnam pork trade
Dr Trewin revisits the role of governments and markets in food trade using a case study of Vietnam pork trade.
Peer effects in female employment
Dr Paloyo discusses the impacts of peer effects on female labor supply.
The economic impact of international remittances on household consumption and investment in Pakistan
Tufail Khan Yousafzai investigates how the receipt of international remittances affect the average and marginal spending behaviour of households in Pakistan.
Child poverty and compulsory elementary education in India
Professor Jha uses India’s household level data to analyse the issues of child poverty.
Economic transition and labour market dynamics in China: an interpretative survey of the ‘turning point’ debate
Professor Athukorala discusses his paper (written with Annie Wei) on the appropriability of Lewis Model in explaining the Chinese economy.
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