Youdi
Schipper
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I.
Personal Details
Name:
Jan Jeroen (Youdi) Schipper
Date of
birth:
22 september 1969
Place of
birth:
Leiden, The Netherlands
Nationality:
Dutch
Address:
10 Hoang Dieu Street, Phu Nhuan District
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
II.
Qualifications
PhD
in Economics from the Tinbergen Institute, Free University of Amsterdam,
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, December 2000.
MA
in Economics from the Free University Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands,
June 1994.
III. Employment and Consultancy Experience
May
2000 - presen Associate expert in Public Finance, MDE
program,
University of Economics, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
April
1995 - 1999
Junior researcher at the Department of Spatial and
Environmental Economics, Free University of Amsterdam
March-August 1994 Teaching Assistant at the Economic Institute, State University, Utrecht,
the Netherlands
March 1993 Data analysis consultant, International Labour Organization, Geneva, for
the project ‘The impact of government assistance on small scale industries in Indonesia’
1992
Research Intern, Faculty of Economics, Satya Wacana Christian University,
Salatiga, Indonesia, 1992, working on
the relationship between infrastructure and industrial employment and location.
1991
Research Assistant, Department of Spatial Economics, Free University of
Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the
Netherlands.
IV.
Publications
Schipper, Y. (2000, forthcoming), Environmental
Costs and Liberalization in European Air Transport : A Welfare Economic Analysis.
Edward Elgar, Aldershot.
Schipper,
Y., P. Rietveld and H. Sandee (1998), Employment Growth in Small Scale and
Cottage Industry Clusters in Indonesia; The Role of Assistance Programmes. In: Mengembangkan Strategi Ekonomi, Sinar Harapan Publishers, Jakarta.
Schipper,
Y., P. Nijkamp and P. Rietveld (1998), Frequency
Equilibria in Duopoly Airline Markets. Tinbergen Institute, discussion paper
TI 98-080/3; Winner of the Benelux Interuniversity Association of Transport
Economists paper price at the 8th World Conference on Transport
Research.
Schipper,
Y., P. Nijkamp and P. Rietveld (1998), Why do Aircraft Noise Value Estimates
Differ? Journal of Air Transport Management, 4, 117-124.
Schipper,
Y. and P. Rietveld (1997), Economic and Environmental Effects of Airline
Deregulation. In C. Capineri and P. Rietveld (1997, eds.), Networks in Transport and Communications, pp.325-343. Ashgate,
Aldershot.
Schipper,
Y. and P. Rietveld (1997), Promotion of Small Manufacturing Industries; The
Impact of Policy on Employment Growth. Tinbergen Institute, discussion paper TI
97-035/3.
Rietveld,
P., D. Kameo, Y. Schipper, N. Vlaanderen (1994), Infrastructure and Industrial
Development; The Case of Central Java. Bulletin
of Indonesian Economic Studies, august / September 1994.
V.
Referees
Dr.
H. Sandee, Free University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economic Sciences and
Econometrics, De Boelelaan 1105, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Prof.
Dr. P. Rietveld, Free University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economic Sciences and
Econometrics, De Boelelaan 1105, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Prof.
Dr. P. Nijkamp, Free University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economic Sciences and
Econometrics, De Boelelaan 1105, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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Ann
Christine Bartholomew
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I.
Personal Details
Name
Ann Christine Bartholomew
Date
of Birth
4
February 1966
Nationality
British
Address
Flat 2b,
29 Huynh Van Banh St,
Phu Nhuan District,
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel:
0084 8 9901165
E-mail
ilavietnam@hcm.vnn.vn
II.
Qualifications
Ph.D.
(Economics), Institute of Latin American Studies, University of London,
London, UK, July 2000
M.Sc. Agricultural Economics, University of East Anglia,
Norwich, UK July 1989
BA (Hons.) Economics, Leicester University, Leicester, UK,
1987
III.
Employment and Consultancy Experience
Aug 2000: Technical
Assistance for the Strengthening of Public Management in
Kosovo, DFID
Support and facilitation of the process of policy
formulation in order to strengthen linkages between strategic planning and
budgeting in government departments.
Dec 1999: Consultant
to the Joint-Dutch Vietnamese project at the
National University of Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh,
City
Mission to set-up a course on trade, foreign investment
and development in Vietnam for the MA Development Studies degree. This
involved, course and materials design, assessment and training of a
counterpart.
1993 to present: Senior
Lecturer, Economics Division, Business School,
South Bank University
Lecturing, administration and course management experience
1993-1995:Senior
Evaluation Officer, Evaluation Department, Overseas Development
Administration, UK
This post involved the reviewing and evaluating projects
funded by the British aid programme in Asia and Eastern Europe in the areas of
trade, institution building, education, agricultural and rural development.
1990 - 1992 Manager, Research
Department, Development Bank of
Solomon Islands, Solomon Islands.
(Posted
as a Fellow of the Overseas Development Institute).
The post involved the analysis of bank lending policies
and evaluation of overall bank strategy, including the compilation of bank
policy reports and recommendations to the Board of Directors.
Also, the financial and economic appraisal of bank projects, ranging
from industrial and infrastructure projects to small-scale rural projects.
1989-1990
Loans Officer, Gibraltar and Iberian Bank, Gibraltar
1987- 1988 Marketing Officer, International Banking Division, National
Westminster Bank.
IV.
Publications
‘MERCOSUR
and the Rest of the World’ in Bulmer-Thomas, V. (eds) Regional Integration in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC): An
Evaluation of the Political Economy of Open Regionalism.
Published
‘Trade
and Investment Relations between the European Union and Latin America: A Case
Study of Mercosur’ in Procesos de
Integracion en America Latina : Perspectives y Experiencias. (eds) Buve, R
& M. Wiesebron, CEDLA.
‘An Analysis of the Impact of Argentine Membership
of Mercosur’, Revista
Aplicada de Economia, July, vol 2, No 2.
Bartholomew, A. & I. Begg
(1996), Policy Assignment in the European Union,
Innovation, Vol 9, No 2.
‘Copying
Brussels in Buenos Aires’, European
Brief, Oct 1995.
V.
Referees
Professor Victor Bulmer-Thomas
Dr Alfredo Saad Filho
Institute of Latin American Studies
SOAS
31 Tavistock Square
University of London
London W1C 9HA
Thornhaugh Street
victor.bulmer-thomas@sas.ac.uk
Russell Square, London
Tel: 0044 171 862 8870
WC1H OXG UK
alfredo@soas.ac.uk
Dr Jan Toporowski
Business School
South Bank University
London SE1 OAA
Tel: 0044 171 815 8899
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John
Thoburn
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Dr
John T. THOBURN
Reader in Economics, University of East Anglia
Born
17 August 1941, UK citizen
Address/Telephone/Fax/Email
Overseas
Development Group
School
of Development Studies
University
of East Anglia
Norwich
NR4 7TJ, England
Tel.
44-1603-592326 (direct line) or 457880 (Overseas Development Group)
Fax
44-1603-505262 or 451999
Email
j.t.thoburn@uea.ac.uk
Home
tel. 44-1603-620262
Educational
Qualifications
University
of Leicester 1962 BA
Economics
University
of Leicester 1964 MA
International Economics
University
of Alberta, 1971 PhD
Economics
Canada
Specialisms
Trade
Policy and Export Promotion, Sectoral Studies including Agro-related Industry,
Foreign Investment and Industrial Development,
Mining Development
Country
Experience
China,
Hong Kong, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Uganda, Nigeria, South
Africa, Brazil, Japan
Languages
Good
(though rusty) German, passable French, basic working knowledge of spoken and
written Chinese (putonghua),
elementary Japanese
Employment
Record: University Posts
1992-present:
Reader in Economics, School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia,
Norwich; and Industrial and Trade Economist, UEA Overseas Development Group
1976-92:
Senior Lecturer in Economics, School of Economic and Social Studies,
University of East Anglia
1967-76:
Lecturer in Economics, School of Economic and Social Studies, University of
East Anglia
Also:
1999-2000:
Visiting (Professorial) Research Fellow, Graduate School of International
Development, University of Nagoya, Japan (1 November 1999 to 31 March 2000)
1990:
Visiting Fellow, Tsukuba University, near Tokyo, Japan
1986-88:
Senior Lecturer in Economics, Hong Kong Baptist College (now University) -
appointed to help prepare Economics degree programme for external validation
by CNAA
1985:
Visiting Fellow, Zhong Shan University, Guangzhou, China (with British Council
travel grant)
1979:
Visiting Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex
Selected
Consultancies and Research Projects
May
2000 : awarded £700,000 research grant by UK Department for International
Development (jointly with R.O. Jenkins, K. Sen and C. Dolan
of UEA, and in association with Institute of Development Studies,
University of Sussex). Project to investigate effects of globalisation on
poverty in selected sectors and countries, using case studies of garments,
textiles and horticulture. John Thoburn’s part is to study the world textile
industry, with Vietnam and South Africa as the countries for field work.
(1999-2000:
visiting professorial research fellowship at University of Nagoya held on ODG
terms)
1998:
October, teaching economic and social cost-benefit analysis on DfID-sponsored
ODG short course on monitoring and evaluation
1997-8:
project on industrial cooperation between Taiwanese and British enterprises to
trade with China. In collaboration with Chung-Hwa Institution for Economic
Research, Taipei, with finance from Taiwanese
Board of Foreign Trade.
1998:
wrote a working paper on ‘Industrial development strategy for Africa’ for United
Nations Industrial Development Organization
1997:
Global Competitiveness Expert to UNIDO
on Strategic Management of Industrial Development in Nigeria, Phase 2 (SMID 2).
Involved field visit to Nigeria and subsequent preparation of report on the
macro climate for enhancing competitiveness and on the international
competitiveness of six agro-related industries in Nigeria (food processing,
textiles and clothing, rubber products, leather products, fertilizer and
agricultural machinery) [March-May 1997]
1995-6:
Consultant Expert to ASEAN
[Association of South East Asian Nations] on 'Comprehensive Analysis and
Review of Selected Industries in ASEAN' project. This involved advisory work
on project methodology and travel to ASEAN headquarters for workshop.
1996:
Short site visit to Phnom Penh on behalf of Netherlands Economic Institute to
collect material for bid to Asian
Development Bank for a trade-and-industry project in Cambodia
[August 1996]
1996:
Preparation for UNIDO of chapter of
branch profiles of Chinese industries for UNIDO Industrial Development Review
of China (jointly with Jude Howell of University of East Anglia Overseas
Development Group)
1994:
Consultant with Harvard Institute for
International Development: three months consultancy on HIID's Economic
Analysis Project, financed by the World Bank and based in Ministry of Finance,
Jakarta. Conducted studies of Indonesia's
main export industries (textiles, garments, footwear and electronics) and of
the automobile industry, all based on company interviews. Reports on prospects
for those industries submitted to Minister Coordinating the Economy
1994:
Teaching ten week MA course in Industrialization and Employment at Makerere
University, Uganda, to train government economists. This is part of
programme to develop Makerere's MA in Economic Policy and Planning, financed
by United Nations Development Programme and World Bank
1993-4:
Overseas Development Administration/Crown Agents monitoring and evaluation
training project for China: did UK training of Chinese professionals in techniques of
investment project appraisal and evaluation
1992-4:
Research for book on tin industry, with £5000 grant from Nuffield Foundation
1991-2:
One year research project "Industrial Subcontracting: A Comparative Study
of the U.K.and Japan", financed by grant from Economic & Social Research Council, U.K.
[1989:
Joint project with Economic System Reform Institute of China, under Chinese
central government's Economic Reform Commission, on enterprise efficiency.
Contracts were exchanged on the project with Friedrich
Ebert Foundation (providing c. £10,000 finance); but postponed
indefinitely after 4 June 1989 Beijing events]
1987-8:
Principal Researcher on research project Industrial Cooperation between Hong
Kong and the Pearl River Delta Region in China", in collaboration with
Zhong Shan University, Guangzhou. Financed
by grant from Sir Run Run Shaw
Foundation, Hong Kong
1985:Research
in China on Special Economic Zones, based at Zhong Shan University in
Guangzhou, and aided by a British
Council travel grant
1978-80:
Seventeen month research project on 'The World Tin Industry and Policy Options
for Producing Countries' financed by Overseas
Development Administration
1974-5:
One year research project on ‘Appropriate Technology: Lessons from Malaysian
Tin Mining’, financed by grant from Social
Science Research Council
1969-71:
Two year full-time research project on 'Export Expansion and Economic
Development in Malaysia', financed by Overseas
Development Administration
Recent
relevant teaching experience
MA
courses, 1992-2000 on:
Macro
Policy and Adjustment
Trade,
Technology and Transnationals
Industrial
Policy and Planning
International
Economics and Policy
African
Development (taught at University of Nagoya)
Undergraduate
courses:
Development of China and East Asia
International Economic Relations
Programme and Project Appraisal
Other
recent relevant experience
Research
Coordinator, School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia, 1992-4,
joint Research Coordinator, 2000
Director
of MA in Development Economics programme, DEV/UEA, 1992-2000
External examining
-on
doctoral theses for Universities of Cambridge (1996, 1994), Sussex (1996),
Reading (1993)
-1993-5:
three years as external examiner for Bradford University's masters
programme in national development
and project planning
Academic
Refereeing
-for
Journal of Development Studies (1999, 1997, 1996, 1994), Journal of
International Development (1997), Project Appraisal (1997), Asia Pacific
Business Review (1997, 1995), Cambridge Journal of Economics (1995), Resources
Policy (1993), International Affairs (1993), International Journal of Urban
and Regional Research (1993, 1991), Economic Journal (1990), Oxford Economic
Papers (1987-8)
Member
of international panel of assessors of Hong
Kong Council for Academic Accreditation: member of
HKCAA validation team for Ling Nan College, Hong Kong, BSocSc degree,
1998
Member
of international panel of assessors of University of Nagoya Graduate School of
International Development, for Japanese
Ministry of Education, January 2000
Publications
Books
J.T.
Thoburn, Tin in the World Economy (Edinburgh University Press, 1994) [224pp.]
J.T.
Thoburn and M. Takashima, Industrial Subcontracting in the United Kingdom and
Japan (Avebury, Aldershot, 1992) [161pp.]
J.T.
Thoburn, H.M. Leung, E. Chau and S.H.Tang, Foreign Investment In China Under
the Open Policy: The Experience of Hong Kong Companies (Avebury/Gower, 1990).
207pp.
J.T.
Thoburn, Multinationals, Mining and Development. A Study of the Tin Industry
(Gower Publishing, Hampshire, 1981) 191 pp]
J.T.
Thoburn, Primary Commodity Exports and Economic Development:Theory, Evidence
and a Study of Malaysia (John Wiley & Sons, London, 1977 ;
Japanese-language edition published by Taga Shuppan Ltd., Tokyo, 1984) [326 pp
and 405 pp]
Edited
books
Associate
editor of Routledge Encyclopaedia of International Political Economy, to be
published in 2000/2001
Chapters
in Books
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Becoming an Exporter of Manufactures: the Case of Indonesia’, in
Oliver Morrisey and Michael Tribe (eds), Policy Reform and Manufacturing
Performance in Developing Countries, London: Elgar, forthcoming 2001/2
(chapter already delivered and accepted by editors)
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Could Import Protection Drive Manufacturing Exports in Africa?’,
in Deryke Belshaw and Ian Livingstone (eds), Renewing Development in
Sub-Saharan Africa, London: Routledge, forthcoming 2001 (chapter
already delivered and accepted by editors)
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Developing African Exports: the Case of Nigeria’, in Hossein
Jalilian, Michael Tribe and John Weiss (eds), Industrial Development and
Policy in Africa: Issues of De-Industrialisation and Development Strategy,
London: Elgar, 2000, pp 222-243
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Current Economic Trends in Asia and the Pacific’ (revision of
original chapter by Chris Edwards), in Regional Surveys of the World: The Far
East and Australasia 2000, London: Europa, 1999, pp.44-53
L.Y.
Zhang and J.T. Thoburn, ‘Joint Ventures in China and their Relation to the
Local Economy’, in P. Cook, C. Kirkpatrick and F. Nixson (eds),
Privatization, Enterprise Development and Economic Reform: Experiences of
Developing and Transitional Countries,
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1998, pp.150-166
J.
Howell and J.T. Thoburn, ‘Industrial Branch Profiles’ , ch.3. of United
Nations Industrial Development Organization, China Industrial Development
Review, London: Economist Intelligence Unit, 1996, pp. 83-231
L.Y.
Zhang and J.T. Thoburn, ‘The Evolution of China’s Foreign Investment
Policy’, in F.Nixson and P.Cook (eds), The Move to the Market? Trade and
Industry Policy Reform in Transitional Economies, London: St Martins Press,
1995, pp.139-157
J.T.
Thoburn and J. Howell, ‘Trade and Development: the Political Economy of
China’s Open Policy’, in R. Benewick and P.Wingrove (eds), China in the
1990s, London: Macmillan, 1995, pp.169-180, and
new edition 1999
J.T.
Thoburn, H.M.Leung, E. Chau and S.H. Tang, ‘Investment and Economic
Liberalization in China: a Study of Guangdong Province”, in R. Adhikari, C.
Kirkpatrick and J. Weiss (eds) Industrial and Trade Policy Reform in
Developing Countries, Manchester University Press, 1992, pp.213-222
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Industrial Subcontracting in the United Kingdom and Japan’, in
R. Welford (ed.), Small Business and Small Business Development: A Practical
Approach, Bradford: European Research Press, 1992, pp.69-72
J.T.
Thoburn, E. Chau and S.H. Tang. ‘Industrial Cooperation between Hong Kong
and China: Hong Kong Firms in the Pearl River Delta’, in
E.K.Y. Chan, M.K. Nyaw and T.Y.C. Wong (eds), Industrial and Trade
Development in Hong Kong, Hong Kong University Centre of Asian Studies,
Occasional Papers and Monograpsh no.98, 1991, pp.530-558
H.M.
Leung, E. Chau and J.T. Thoburn, ‘Hong Kong - China Direct Investment: Some
Interview Results and Theoretical
Analysis’, in Y.C. Jao and K.Lai (eds), The Transition Period in Hong Kong -
China Economic Relations, Hong Kong: Joint Publishing Company, 1988, pp.78-88 (in Chinese)
J.T.
Thoburn. ‘Tin’, in Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the
Pacific, Transnational Corporations and Primary Commodity Exports from Asia
and the Pacific, Bangkok: United Nations, 1982, pp.201-235
Journal
Articles
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Development studies education in universities in the new
millennium: a United Kingdom perspective’, Journal of International
Development Studies (journal of the Japan Society for International Development), vol.9,
no.2, December 2000, pp.49-62
J.T.
Thoburn, ’Enterprise reform, domestic competition and export
competitiveness: the case of China’,
Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy (special issue on
Privatization and Public Enterprise Reform in the Asia-Pacific Region, ed.
Colin Kirkpatrick), 2(2) 1997, pp.166-177
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘The tin industry since the collapse of the International Tin
Agreement’, Resources Policy, June 1994
J.T.
Thoburn and M. Takashima, ‘Improving Britain’s Industrial Performance:
Lessons from Japanese Subcontracting’, National Westminster Bank Quarterly
Review, February 1993, pp 2-12
H.M.
Leung, J.T. Thoburn, E. Chau and S.H. Tang, “Contractual Relations, Foreign
Direct Investment, and Technology Transfer: The Case of China”, Journal of
International Development,vol.3,no.3,June 1991.
[pp 277-291]
J.T.
Thoburn, H.M. Leung, E. Chau and S.H. Tang ‘Hong Kong Investment in
China’, Institute of Development Studies Bulletin(University of Sussex),
vol.22,no.2,April 1991 [pp 44-52] (Special Issue on Foreign Investment Revisited, ed. Philip Daniel)
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘China’s Special Economic Zones revisited’, Euro-Asia Business
Review, October 1986 [pp.44-49]
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Tin: agreement or cartel?’, Resources Policy, vol.8,no.3,
September 1982, , pp.230-232
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Policies for Tin Exporters’, Resources Policy, vol.7,no.2, June
1981 [pp 74-86]
J.T.
Thoburn and A.Camina, ‘The influence of product price on the choice of
technique’, South East Asian Economic Review,vol.1, no.3, December 1980,
pp.233-245
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Malaysia’s tin supply problems’, Resources Policy, vol.4,
no.1, March 1978, pp.31-34
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘High prices favour small producers’, Tin International,
vol.51, no.1, February 1978, pp.48-50
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Commodity Prices and Appropriate Technology - some Lessons from
Tin Mining’, Journal of Development Studies, vol.14, no.1, October 1977 [pp 35-52]
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Exports and the Malaysian Engineering Industry: A Case Study of
Backward Linkage’, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics,vol.35,no.2,
May 1973 [91-117] (reprinted in: Readings on Malaysian Economic
Development, edited by D.Lim, Oxford University Press, 1976 )
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Exports and Economic Growth in West Malaysia’, Oxford Economic
Papers,vol.25,no.1, March 1973 [pp 88-111]
(reprinted in: Readings on Malaysian Economic Development, edited by
D.Lim, Oxford University Press, 1976)
J.T.
Thoburn, ‘Ownership of shares in UK-incorporated public rubber planting and
tin dredging companies in Malaysia’, Kajian Ekonomi Malaysia, vol.7, no.2,
pp.26-29, December 1970
J.T.
Thoburn. ‘The equilibrium of the
firm: a comment on Professor Kaldor’s Essays
on Value and Distribution’, Canadian Journal of Economics and Political
Science, vol.33, no.3, August 1967, pp.441-444
Book
Reviews
For
Economic Journal (full reviews of
15 books, booknotes on 30), Times Higher Education Supplement (22),
International Affairs (5), Journal of Development Studies (4), Democratization
(1), Development and Change (2), Journal of International Economics (1),
Economic History Review (1), Kajian Economi Malaysia (1), Asia Pacific Journal
of Management (1)
(revised
December 2000)
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