About
The Melbourne Institute and the Department of Economics at the University of Melbourne hosted the 19th Australasian Development Economics Workshop (ADEW) in Melbourne, Australia on Thursday 6 and Friday 7 June 2024.
The ADEW is an annual workshop bringing together development economists from around Australia and internationally. The event provides a forum for rigorous research in the field of development economics, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region. ADEW seeks to deepen knowledge on major development economics issues in the region and engage with the academic and policy communities with an interest in this area. More information about past ADEWs can be found here.
This workshop had financial support from the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
Keynote Speaker
Panellists
Important dates
Wednesday 13 December 2023 | Paper submissions open |
Thursday 28 March 2024, 5:00pm | Paper submissions close |
Monday 15 April 2024 | Notification of paper acceptance |
Monday 22 April 2024 | Registrations open |
Thursday 30 May 2024 | Registrations close |
Thursday 6 and Friday 7 June 2024 | Conference |
Organising committee
Diana Contreras Suárez Senior Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute: Applied Economic & Social Research, the University of Melbourne
Lisa Cameron James Riady Chair of Asian Economics and Business and Professorial Research Fellow, Melbourne Institute: Applied Economic & Social Research, the University of Melbourne
Victoria Baranov Associate Professor, Department of Economics, the University of Melbourne
Laura Panza Associate Professor, Department of Economics, the University of Melbourne
Eik L. Swee Associate Professor, Department of Economics, the University of Melbourne
Tom Wilkening Professor, Department of Economics, the University of Melbourne
Maria Recalde Associate Professor, Department of Economics, the University of Melbourne
About the Melbourne Institute
The Melbourne Institute is Australia’s pre-eminent economic and social policy research institution. We are renowned for our high-quality, independent and impartial applied research and our development of longitudinal survey tools. Our work with government, business and community groups has been powering effective change for over 60 years, and through our research we play an important role in creating fundamental policy and practice.
We enhance understanding of issues affecting Australia and Australians today, and apply this knowledge to shape debate and drive evidence-based change.