Graduate research students

Stakeholder Influence and Social Sustainability in Food Supply Chains Across Australia

Supervisors: Glen Croy, Ananya Bhattacharya, Limin Fu

Department: Management

Group: Operations and Supply Chain Management

Strategic Management, Organisation Studies, Platform Strategies, Competitive Dynamics and Organisational Strategy and Communication.

Department: Management

Group: Critical Reorientations of Organisations and Society

Tax Compliance, Tax Administration, Behavioural Economics

Supervisors: John Bevacqua and Shafi Khan

Department: Business Law and Taxation

Government Spending, Regional Development, Taxation

Supervisors: John Bevacqua and Edward Buckingham

Department: Business Law and Taxation

Taxation, Income Inequality, Gender Inequality

Supervisors: John Minas, John Bevacqua, Jaai Parasnis

Department: Business Law and Taxation

Network Economics, Political Economy

Supervisors: Arthur Campbell, Yves Zenou

Department: Economics

Psychosocial factors influencing the compliance level of self-employed individual taxpayers

Supervisors: John Bevacqua, Shafi Khan

Department: Business Law and Taxation

Post-growth policy, systems dynamic modelling, sustainability transitions, climate futures, sustainable development, sustainable systems

Supervisors: Dr. Cameron Allen; Dr. Tommy Wiedmann

Department: Sustainability Transitions Lab

My thesis is about classical liberal ideas and policies in Federation-era Australia, 1880 to 1920, focussing on Bruce Smith.

Supervisors: Prof Gary Magee, A/Prof Lionel Frost

Department: Economics

Behavioural science and public policy, focusing on psychological distance and Construal Level Theory (CLT) in pro-environmental behaviour, with applications to single-use plastic consumption in Indonesia

Supervisors: Stefan Kaufman, Bernice Plant

Department: Sustainability Transitions Lab

Development Economics, Experimental Economics, Gender Economics, Economics of Education

Supervisors: Birendra Rai, Liang Choon Wang

Department: Economics

Applied microeconomics, mental health, well-being of children and female

Supervisors: Nicole Black, David Johnston

Department: Centre for Health Economics