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State-Contingent Production by J QUIGGIN with
R.G. Chambers, University of Maryland.
Health and Generalized Expected Utility Theory by J
QUIGGIN with H. Bleichrodt, Erasmus University.
Wage Profiles and Poverty Traps by J QUIGGIN with
B. Chapman.
Globalization and Labour Markets by R TYERS with
Yongzhneg Yang, APSEM and Rod Falvey, University
of Nottingham.
Department of Economic History
External collaboration activities continue to be an im-
portant aspect of the department’s research activities
with joint work being conducted with members of the
Universities of Melbourne and Hitotsubashi (Japan),
the National Research Institute of Papua New Guinea
and the Centre for Population Studies and Information,
Hanoi.
Faculty of Law
A project on relocation decision-making by Dr J A BE-
HRENS with Dr P Easteal Law Faculty, ANU and L
Young, Murdoch University.
Project on the impact of norm form on legal negotiation
by Prof S C BOTTOMLEY with Profs S Parker,
Monash University, J Dewar, Griffith University and
the Justice Research Centre.
Principles of Criminal Law, a text book co-authored by
S BRONITT with B McSherry, Monash University.
Project on judicial activism and the rule of law in Aus-
tralia by Prof T D CAMPBELL with Professor J
Goldsworthy, Monash University.
Projects on women and international dispute resolution
by Prof H C CHARLESWORTH with Prof C M
Chinkin, London School of Economics; and extra-ter-
ritoriality in Australian law with R McCorquodale, Law
Faculty.
Project on leaders and laggards by Prof N A GUN-
NINGHAM with Prof R Kagan, Law and Political
Science, University of California, Berkeley.
Project on national survey of lawyers’ work implications
by H SELBY with Dr P Reddy, PLT.
The Australian Federal Judicial System by Dr F D
WHEELER, joint editor with Dr B Opeskin, Faculty of
Law, University of Sydney.
University Schools and Centres
Asia Pacific School of Economics and 
Management
Australia-Japan Research Centre (AJRC)
The AJRC received a grant from the Rural Industries
Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC) to
undertake research on the market impact of Japanese
agricultural policy and reform in collaboration with
Japanese experts.
Research continued on a three-year project to develop
regional initiatives for economic cooperation with the
Research Institute for Economics and Business Admin-
istration, Kobe University.
China’s Emerging Private Enterprises: Prospects for the
New Century, a report published by International Fi-
nance Corporation (IFC) based on the technical report
from the China Economy and Business Program, ANU,
with Peking University’s China Centre for Economic
Research (CCER).
Prof Gordon de BROUWER, Dr Tony WARREN,
and Prof Christopher FINDLAY with The Department
of Foreign Affairs and the Network Economics Con-
sulting Group to write a major report on Australia–
Japan economic relations, with particular emphasis on
the business opportunities provided by the new
economy.
Financial Markets and Policies in East Asia by Peter
DRYSDALE with Gordon de BROUWER, ANU; Ri-
chard Gibbs, Macquarie Bank, Sydney; Dominic
Wilson, Goldman Sachs, Hong Kong; Hae Wang
Chung, Korea Institute of Finance, Seoul; Ramskisken
Rajan, University of Adelaide; Eisuke Sakakibara, Keio
University, Tokyo; Ross GARNAUT, ANU; Stephen
Grenville, Reserve Bank of Australia, Canberra; Masa-
hiro Kawai, World Bank, Washington DC; Kengo
Inoue, Kobe University, Tokyo; Reza Y. Siregar, Na-
tional University of Singapore; Warwick McKIBBIN,
ANU; Prema-Chandra ATHUKORALA, ANU; Mari
Pangestu, Centre for Strategic and International Stud-
ies, Jakarta; Manggi Habir, PEFINDO, Jakarta; Hal
HILL, ANU; David Nellor, IMF Tokyo; Ken Henry,
The Treasury, Canberra; Guy Debelle, Reserve Bank of
Australia, Sydney; Chen-min Hsu, National Taiwan
University, Taipei; Bob McCauley, Bank of Interna-
tional Settlements, Hong Kong; Arthur Grimes,
Institute of Policy Studies, Wellington; Fan Gang, Na-
tional Economic Research Institute, Beijing;
Bhanupong Nidhiprabha, Thammasat University,
Bangkok; Reuven Glick, Federal Reserve Bank, San
Francisco; Ngiam Kee Jin, National University of Sin-
gapore; Jong-Wha Lee, Korea University, Seoul; Mark
Crosby, University of Melbourne, Melbourne; Murray
Sherwin, Reserve Bank of NZ, Wellington; Mario Ble-

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Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions
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jer, IMF, Washington, DC; Hadi Soesastro, Centre for
Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta.
Achieving High Growth: Experience of Transitional
Economies in East Asia by Peter DRYSDALE with Yip-
ing Huang, Saloman Smith Barney, Hong Kong;
Masahiro Kawai, World Bank, Tokyo; Dwight Perkins,
Harvard, Boston; Ross GARNAUT, ANU; Wing Thye
Woo, University of California; John Bonin, Wesleyan
University, Connecticut; Will Martin, World Bank,
Washington, DC; Yongzheng YANG, ANU; Monty
Graham, Institute for International Economics, Wash-
ington, DC; Shujiro Urata, Waseda University, Tokyo;
Leonard Harkim, World Bank, Washington, DC; Hai
Wen, Peking University, Beijing; Laixiang Sun, Inter-
national Institute for Applied Systems Analysis,
Laxenburg; Christopher FINDLAY, ANU; Fang Cai,
Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing; Albert Keidel,
World Bank, Beijing; Suiwah LEUNG, ANU; Jim
Riedel, Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC;
Le Dang Doanh, Central Institute of Economic Man-
agement, Hanoi; Kazi M Matin, World Bank, Hanoi;
Peter WARR, ANU; Rattanatay Luanglatbandith, Na-
tional Statistical Care, Laos; Soh Hach, Cambodia
Development Research Institute, Phnom Penh; Jay Me-
non, Asian Development Bank, Manila; Barry
Hitchcock, Asian Development Bank, Manila; C. Ken-
neth Quinones, Mercy Corps International,
Washington DC; Bradley Babson, World Bank, Wash-
ington DC; Mya Than, Institute of South East Asian
Studies, Singapore; Ric SHAND, ANU; Ikuko
Okamoto, Institute of Developing Economies, Tokyo;
Bertil Lintner, Far Eastern Economic Review, Hong
Kong.
Future Arrangements in East by Peter DRYSDALE
with Gordon de BROUWER, ANU; Haruhiko Kuro-
da, Ministry of Finance, Tokyo; Takatoshi Ito,
Ministry of Finance, Tokyo; Junichi Goto, Kobe Uni-
versity, Kobe; Eiji Ogawa, Hitotsubashi University,
Tokyo; Naoyuki Yoshino, Keio University, Tokyo; Ric
Battellino, Reserve Bank of Australia, Sydney; David
Gruen, Reserve Bank of Australia, Sydney; Ken Henry,
The Treasury, Canberra; Peta Furnell, The Treasury,
Canberra; Warwick McKIBBIN, Prema-Chandra
ATHUKORALA, Suiwah LEUNG, and Mardi DUN-
GEY, ANU; Ramkishen Rajan, University of Adelaide.
Outlook for Indonesia by Peter DRYSDALE with Gra-
ham Evans and Mike Waller, BHP, Melbourne; Ross
Babbage, Centre for Intelligence Strategic Analysis,
Perth; Bassim Blazey and Brendan Berne, Department
of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra; Greg FEALY,
ANU; Farid Harianto, Indonesian Debt Restructuring
Agency, Jakarta’ Bob Lowry, Australian Defence Force
Academy, Canberra; Ken Ward, Office of National As-
sessments, Canberra; Ross McLEOD and Chris
MANNING, ANU.
Perspectives on East Asian Development by Peter
DRYSDALE with Yuzaburo Mogi, Keidanren/Kik-
koman Corp, Tokyo; Mari Pangestu, Centre for
Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta; Peter Petri,
Brandeis University, Waltham; Ippei Yamazawa, Inst.
of Developing Economies, Tokyo; Shujiro Urata,
Waseda University, Tokyo; Prof Masayoshi HONMA,
Seikei University/ANU, Tokyo/Canberra.
Japanese Agriculture by Peter DRYSDALE with Ray
TREWIN, ANU; Keiji Ohga, University of Tokyo, To-
kyo; Masayoshi Honma, Seikei University, Tokyo;
Shinji Hattori, Tokyo University, Tokyo; Yoshihisa
Godo, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo; Yujiro Haya-
mi, GRIPS/FASID, Tokyo.
Rescue Packages in Japan and Asia by Peter DRYS-
DALE with Jenny Corbett, Nissan Institute, Oxford
University; Eisuke Sakakibara, Keio University, Tokyo;
Gordon de BROUWER, Peter WARR and Prema-
Chandra ATHUKORALA, ANU.
Regionalism in the Asia Pacific and its Implications for
Australia and the World Trading System by Peter
DRYSDALE with Gordon de BROUWER, Christo-
pher FINDLAY, Ron DUNCAN and Ligang SONG,
ANU; David Vines, Oxford University, Oxford; Philip-
pa Dee, Productivity Commission, Canberra; Richard
Snape, Productivity Commission, Melbourne.
Key Issues for East Asian Food Sector by Peter DRYS-
DALE with Ray TREWIN, Jennifer AMYX and Jeff
BENNETT, ANU; Masayoshi HONMA, Seikei Uni-
versity/ANU, Tokyo/Canberra; Randy Stringer,
University of Adelaide, Adelaide; Deborah Peterson,
Supermarket to Asia, Canberra; Jim Kennedy, Produc-
tivity Commission, Canberra; Jeff Davis, RIRDC,
Canberra.
APEC Agenda for 2001 Summit by Peter DRYSDALE
with Yunling Zhang, Lu Jianren and Zhou Xiaobing,
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), Beijing;
Chen Luzhi, China Institute for International Studies,
Beijing; Li Rong, Nankai University, Tianjin; Ligang
SONG, Christopher FINDLAY, Gordon de BROUW-
ER and Andrew ELEK, ANU.
China’s grain marketing system by Christopher FIND-
LAY with Chunlai Chen, University of Adelaide.
Prof Christopher FINDLAY and Dr Jong-Soon KANG
with Steven Kemp, Department of Economics, Curtin
University assisted by MOON, Kyoung-Hee and staff
of ANU’s International Economic Data Bank managed
and prepared a report on a project coordinated by The
Australian and the New Zealand Ministries of Foreign
Affairs and Trade and Education to identify measures
affecting trade and investment in education services in
the APEC region - this project being within one of
APEC’s committees – the Group on Services (GOS);
the project also studied the impact of further liberalising
trade and investment in this sector.

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