Paper Series - Crawford School

Crawford School Research Paper series

2011

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School paper series

Policy and Governance Discussion papers

Number	Author	Paper Title
PDP10-06	Richard Mulgan	The Moran Report: Where have all the ministers gone? [PDF, 157 KB]
PDP10-01	I Putu Sudiana	How Effective is Cost-Benefit Analysis in Assisting Decision Making by Public Sector Managers? Case Studies of two Australian Departments [PDF, 348 KB]

International and Development Economics Working papers

Number	Author	Paper Title
IDEC10-04	David Vanzetti Nur Rakhman Setyoko Ray Trewin Risti Permani	Home grown: cattle and beef self-sufficiency in Indonesia [PDF, 317 KB]
IDEC10-03	Daniel Spring Oscar Cacho Craig Jennings	The Use of Spread Models to Inform Eradication Programs: Application to Red Imported Fire Ants [PDF, 879 KB]
IDEC10-02	To Dieu-Hang Tom Kompas	Purchasing Power Parity: Evidence from a New Testing Procedure in the Nonlinear Modified ESTAR Framework [PDF, 247 KB]
IDEC10-01	R. Quentin Grafton Tom Kompas Ngo Van Long	Do Biofuel Subsidies Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions? [PDF, 374 KB]

Environmental Occasional papers

Number	Author	Paper Title
OP-#16	Ben McNair, David A.Hensher and Jeff Bennett	Modelling heterogeneity in response behaviour towards a sequence of discrete choice questions: a latent class approach [PDF, 698 KB]
OP-#15	Ben J. McNair, Jeff Bennett and David A. Hensher	Households’ willingness to pay for undergrounding electricity and telecommunications wires [PDF, 630 KB]
OP-#14	Ben J. McNair, Jeff Bennett and David A. Hensher	A comparison of responses to single and repeated discrete choice questions [PDF, 259 KB]

Research and impact news

As part of its commitment to research, the Crawford School will be releasing a biannual Research and Impact newsletter outlining the achievements and impacts made by our staff. Below are excerpts from our latest newsletter, September 2009.

Excerpts from the latest Impact newsletter, September 2009

» Researcher Focus - Kaliappa Kalirajan

» Grants and Awards

» Activities - Staff and Associates

» PhD Students

» Publications - recent publications

Previous Research and Impact newsletters

» March 2009 Edition

» September 2008 Edition

» March 2008 Edition

» September 2007 Edition

» March 2007 Edition

» September 2006 Edition

Research links

» School Working Papers Series

» Journals

» Asia Pacific Press

» Ethics Clearance of the Crawford School Research

Policy briefs

» Australia's Role in Reducing Regional Deforestation [PDF 132KB]
» Asia's Economic Transformation: Implications for Australia [PDF 142KB]
» Implementation Challenges [PDF 138KB]
» Foreign Direct Investment [PDF 192KB]
» Paid Parental Leave [PDF 110KB]
» The Credit Crunch [PDF 703KB]
» Climate Change and Public Policy [PDF 657KB]
» Responsive Policy and Support Services for Children [PDF 175KB]
» Economics and the Environment [PDF 333KB]
» Dry Water [PDF 158KB]
» Corruption and Anti-Corruption [PDF 153KB]
» Fishing Futures [PDF 161KB]

Asia Pacific Economic papers

Asia Pacific Economic Papers

Asia Pacific Economic Papers is a working paper series that aims to provide a forum for the exchange of topical research and that is disseminated on-line or in hard copy to a specialised audience of researchers and libraries throughout the world. The name of the series has changed to reflect more accurately the geographic coverage of the papers. Papers are published under the direction of the Australia-Japan Research Centre's Editorial Advisory Committee and proposals for publication are subject to double-blind external review by two referees.

Asia Pacific Economic Papers provide readers with access to the latest research monitoring and analysing the historic emergence of the Asia Pacific region as a major force in the world.

Asia Pacific Economic Papers observes the style guide employed by the Crawford School of Economics ad Government.

Authors wishing to submit drafts for consideration should send them to the Australia-Japan Research Centre at ajrc@anu.edu.au

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Parliamentary Studies papers

» 11: A Statistical Analysis of Government Responses to Committee Reports: Reports Tabled between the 2001 and 2004 Elections - Monk
» 10: In the Eye of the Beholder? A Framework for Testing the Effectiveness of Parliamentary Committees - Monk
» 9: Can We Account for Parliamentary Committees? A Survey of Committee Secretaries - Grant
» 8: Opportunities for Greater Consultation? House Committee Use of Information and Communication Technology - Baczynski
» 7: Senate Committees and the Legislative Process - Holland
» 6: A Conceptual Framework for the Development of Parliamentary Institutions - Boulin
» 5: Factors that Affect Participation in Senate Committee Inquiries - Morris & Power
» 4: The Senate, Accountability and Government Control - Evans
» 3: Scrutinising Budget Estimates in the House of Representatives - Worthington
» 2: Patterns of Change: Parliamentary Privilege - Wright
» 1: Rules of Procedure for National Assemblies - Bach

Public Policy Discussion papers

Public Policy Discussion papers (2000)

2000

2001

2002

Number	Author	Paper Title
PPD02-96	Brown, Robin	Developing countries and the Market System. Toward better policy for aiding the contribution of civil society consumer organisations. [PDF, 1936 KB]