Past events
Survivor testimonies of torture and mapping incidents of violence during the New Order
This event will discuss the mapping of spread and evolution of torture during the New Order regime (1966–1998) in order to understand how this violence was normalised.
On designing sustainable employment policies for developing countries: A case study of Fiji
Satya Paul discusses the formulation of an employment policy for Fiji, based on its socio-economic background and labour market conditions.
Regulation of noise in Singapore
Chi Hoong Leong presents his thesis proposal review on the regulation of noise in Singapore.
Australasian Development Economics Workshop 2018
The 14th Australasian Development Economics Workshop (ADEW) will be held on 6–7 June 2018 at The Australian National University.
Efficiency of aquaculture: a case study of Vietnam
Lien Huong Do presents her PhD research on the efficiency of aquaculture in Vietnam.
Who really are the poor? Measuring poverty with multiple dimensions
This paper establishes that poverty is indeed multidimensional. It then presents arguments as to which dimensions and indicators should be included within a multidimensional measure and how they should be weighed against each other.
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The economic and political causes of Indonesia’s forest fires
Russell Toth analyses the importance of political and economic forces—weak governance and the global demand for palm oil—in driving forest fires in Indonesia.
Tariff liberalisation in Myanmar: an intertemporal CGE analysis
Sun Htoo Aung presents his PhD findings on the likely effects of tariff reductions in Myanmar.
Carbon offsets in the clean development mechanism
Leslie Martin investigates whether carbon offsets in the international emissions trading market represent true emission reductions, focusing on manufacturing firms in India.
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