John Lodewijks is Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of New South Wales. He was formerly Head of the Department of Economics, Director of the Centre for South Pacific Studies, member of the Organizing Committee and Scientific Progr
...MoreJohn Lodewijks is Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of New South Wales. He was formerly Head of the Department of Economics, Director of the Centre for South Pacific Studies, member of the Organizing Committee and Scientific Program Committee, XIX Pacific Science Congress, and Editor of the History of Economics Review. He has published more than eighty articles and books including: "Small is Beautiful: Economics as if Students Mattered" in L. Hewson & S.Toohey (ed.) The Changing University, PDC: University of NSW, 1996 pp.228-243; “Teaching High School Economics” in T. Bryant et al (eds.) Proceedings of the 6th Annual Teaching Economics Conference 1999 pp.187-99; (with Satya Paul) “Alternative Structures and Teaching Modes for a Multi-Campus University” Economic Analysis and Policy, Vol.33 No.1 March 2003 pp. 136-143; (with Glen Otto) “Innovative Responses to Learning Constraints”, Australasian Journal of Economics Education, (1:2) September 2004 pp. 155-182; and “The Doctoring of Economics” in Simon Marginson (ed.) Investment in Social Capital, Academy of the Social Sciences of Australia, University of Queensland Press, Chapter 3, 2002 pp.73-89. He was the recipient of the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence in 2005.
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