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| Academic Collaboration Projects |
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| The EDN funds Academic Collaboration Projects which allow co-authors to travel, to work together on joint projects. |
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The networking aspects of all the EDN programs are not funded by other ARC programs. This is critical for maintaining connections overseas and ensuring broad international awareness of the best research in Australia. – EDN Program Participant Survey Responses
The funds available for networking fill an important gap. We were never able to create this type of intellectual environment, before the EDN funding. – EDN Program Participant Survey Responses
I was thrilled to find that [the EDN] existed up commencing my PhD, as it gave me a collaborative network whilst undertaking an isolated course of study, and allowed me to be exposed to different areas of research– EDN Program Participant Survey Responses
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| Academic Collaboration 2008 - ANU |
Period of Visit:01 Nov 2008 to 15 Nov 2008
Institutions Visited:Australian National University
Martin Richardson and Frank Staehler will do collaborative work on research concerning so-called "fair trade". Further to existing work we have done on this topic, we propose to examine the implications of the structure of fair trade markets for entry.
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| Academic Collaboration 2008 - University of Adelaide |
Period of Visit:10 Oct 2008 to 01 Nov 2008
Institutions Visited:University of Adelaide and University of Melbourne
Academic Collaboration between Ludovic Renou, University of Leicester and staff from University of Adelaide and the University of Melbourne. Lodovic Renou, formerly of the University of Adelaide and a Board Member of EDN is now located at the University of Leicester, UK. Ludovic is an early carier researcher and has developped a very strong research agenda in Economic Theory and Experimental Economics (Publications in JET, Games, and Econ Theory). This project aims to keep Ludovic's connection to Australia alive and foster collaboration of members of the departments in Adelaide and Melbourne with this outstanding young researcher.
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| Academic Collaboration 2008 - University of Melbourne, DSE |
Period of Visit:01 Apr 2008 to 30 Apr 2008
Institutions Visited:Melbourne, Kerala - India
To set up a major research collaboration between the University of Melbourne (UM),the Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE), the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) Delhi, and the Foundation for Ecological Research Advocacy and Learning (FERAL), Pondicherry.
The aim is to set up a economic mechanisms to create and preserve habitat connectivity in the Western Ghats of India.
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| Academic Collaboration 2007 - University of Auckland |
Period of Visit:18 Oct 2007 to 07 Nov 2007
Institutions Visited:Universitaet Karlsruhe, Germany
Arkadii Slinko will visit Detlef Sesse (Universitaet Karlsruhe) for two weeks to work on a collaborative research project on complexity of mechanism design
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| Academic Collaboration 2007 - UQ |
Period of Visit:02 Sep 2007 to 22 Sep 2007
Institutions Visited:Universities of Melbourne and Queensland
To support a visit by Professor Myrna Wooders from Vanderbilt and Warwick Universities to Australia from 2 September to 22 September. Professor Wooders will spend most of her time in Australia at UQ where she will present lecturers on her research on social conformity and network formation. She will also visit the University of Melbourne and present seminars at Sydney and NSW.
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| Academic Collaboration 2007 - University of Auckland |
Period of Visit:28 Mar 2007 to 05 Apr 2007
Institutions Visited:University of Auckland
Tina Kao (ANU) to visit the University of Auckland, and stay for week during which she will work on a project with Rhema Vaithianathan (University of Auckland).
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| Academic Collaboration 2007 - UNSW |
Period of Visit:01 Jan 2007 to 31 Dec 2007
Institutions Visited:UNSW
To support a Collaboration among Researchers Program at the University of New South Wales during 2007.
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| Academic Collaboration 2006 - UNSW - Walter Bossert (Uni of Montreal) |
Period of Visit:16 Apr 2006 to 15 May 2006
Institutions Visited:UNSW
To bring Professor Walter Bossert (University of Montreal) to Australia and New Zealand in April/May 2006 for three weeks of collaborative research with Mathematicians and Economists from the University of New South Wales and the University of Auckland, and in particular with his co-authors Bill Schworm and Arkadii Slinko.
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| Academic Collaboration 2006 - University of Auckland |
Period of Visit:01 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2006
Institutions Visited:University of Auckland
To facilitate collaboration between researchers at the University of Auckland and co-authors outside Auckland. The proposed collaborative visits will all take place during 2006.
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| Academic Collaboration 2006 - UNSW |
Period of Visit:01 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2006
Institutions Visited:UNSW
To support a Collaboration among Researchers Programme at the University of New South Wales during 2006. The primary obligation of those invited under this program will be to further the research on existing or new collaborative projects.
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| Experiments on Logical Omniscience - University of Adelaide |
Period of Visit:28 Aug 2005 to 28 Aug 2005
Institutions Visited:University of Adelaide
To conduct experiments for the benefit of Research. The main aim of the project “Logical omniscience at the lab” is to explore the depth and capability of economic agents such as brokers, managers, decision-makers, etc, to do complex and sophisticated reasoning. We will run experimental sessions with financial incentives for the subjects. Monetary incentives linked to the performance in the experiment are instrumental to ensure proper motivation of the subjects. We expect an experimental session to take approximately one hour.
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| Academic Collaboration 2008 - University of Melbourne, University of Auckland |
Period of Visit:01 Jan 1900 to 01 Jan 1900
Institutions Visited:University of Melbourne, University of Auckland
Georgy Artemov (University of Melbourne) and Dmitry Kvasov (University of Auckland) will spend time at each others institution for research collaboration on "Interlaced Periods in Mechanisms with Renegotiation" (joint also with Sergei Guriev, New Economic School) and "Renegotiation-proof mechanism for bilateral trade"
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