Our Research – “Should smallholder farming in China be discouraged? Panel evidence from Anhui Province”, Professor Rene Villano

This paper adds to the debate of understanding the performance of agriculture sector. New agricultural management entities have appeared and been encouraged by the government in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in recent years. Mainstream opinion has stressed...

Our Research – “Economic implications for Australia and other major emitters of trading greenhouse gas emissions internationally”, Professor Mahinda Siriwardana

We employ the GTAP-E model to analyse the short run effects of two emissions trading scheme (ETS) scenarios at global level subject to 2020 emissions targets. In Scenario 1, an ETS is formulated among Annex 1 countries only, while the ETS is expanded by adding...

Our Research – “One Nation and Indigenous Reconciliation”, Dr Simon Burgess in B. Grant, T. Moore & T. Lynch (Eds.), The Rise of Right-Populism: Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and Australian Politics

Hanson and her party believe in Australia: they believe in our common culture, in our identity as Australians, and in giving one another a “fair go”. They themselves, however, have not consistently afforded everyone a fair go, and their divisive and alienating...

Our Research – “The economic potential of residue management and fertilizer use to address climate change impacts on mixed smallholder farmers in Burkina Faso”, Oscar Cacho et al.

There are large yield gaps in the mixed smallholder farming systems of Africa, with limited opportunities to sustainably increase productivity and adapt to climate change. In this study, the potential of selected measures to meet this challenge is assessed using a...

MM200 Case Study – Oz Medicann Group at UNE Business School, July 2018

Each year, students in MM200 Managing People and Organisations have the unique opportunity to focus their major assignment on a real life case study. On 25 July this year, UNE Business School were pleased to welcome the Oz Medicann Group (OMG) to the JP...

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