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Events December 2018

08
Oct
2018

Talk to us about study in 2019

Cecily Stewart, National Recruitment and Development

Are you considering your options for graduate study in 2019 to enhance your career working in and with government?

02
Nov
2018

Living Water: Journeying in inks

Water is the life blood of civilisations and an important element in many spiritual traditions all over the world. This exhibition draws on the ancient traditions of Chinese brush work, interpreted through the lens of European abstraction. The works embody Ella Whateley’s travel and learnings around the island of Taiwan.
Raise up series: Unseen Beauty 1 (2018), Ella Whateley
07
Dec
2018

Does the income elasticity of electricity demand in Thailand change with income?

Panittra Ninpanit, PhD Scholar, Crawford School of Public Policy

This seminar will present research on the electricity-income relationship in Thailand, using provincial data from 2006 to 2016. The research seeks to find whether the effect of income on electricity demand varies with the level of income.

07
Dec
2018

The 'natural resource curse' and sustainable economic development

Mark Partridge, Professor and the Swank Chair in Rural-Urban Policy at the Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics, Ohio State University

The ‘natural resource curse’ is a common issue in economic development for resource-rich countries and regions.

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