Faculty of Business and Economics
The following is a list of Sustainability Researchers in the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Researcher
|
Department
|
Research Topic(s)
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Azim Essaji
|
Economics |
- Economic development
- International trade
- Law and economics
|
Barry Colbert
|
Business |
Ways and means by which organizations align a vision for sustainability
|
Bruce McConomy
|
Business |
Environmental accounting
|
Douglass McCready
|
Economics |
- Government finance (taxation and spending), especially analyses of health, education and social services
- Consumption and demography
|
Frank Millerd
|
Economics |
- Fisheries development
- Internal migration
- Climate change and commercial navigation in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River system
|
Greg Irving
|
Business |
- Organizational socialization
- Organizational justice
|
Hideki Arrizumi
|
Economics |
- Health economics
- Labour economics
- Industrial organization
|
Ignacio Castillo
|
Business |
Sustainable and closed-loop supply chain management
|
Jean Eid
|
Economics |
- Industrial organization
- Health
|
Ken Jackson
|
Economics |
Economic development, specifically the role of diversity in affecting government effectiveness and the provision of public goods. |
Mary Kelly
|
Business |
- Automobile insurance
- The distribution of personal insurance
- Capital holdings of property/liability insurers
- Elderly drivers and road safety
- The use of mitigation in earthquake insurance.
|
Peter Sinclair
|
Economics |
Canadian economics history, especially agricultural history
|
Randall Wigle
|
Economics |
- Climate change economics
- Trade and the environment
|
Shirley Litchi
|
Business |
Working on the second edition of Marketing textbook in which Sustainable Marketing is a new and major theme being woven into every chapter |
Susan Johnson
|
Economics |
- Labour economics
- Industrial relations
- Labour market institutions
- Income distribution
|
Tammy Schirle
|
Economics |
- Labour economics
- Public economics
- Economics of aging
- Economics of gender
|
Teressa Marcon
|
Business |
Holistic look at the phenomenon of offshore IT outsourcing to understand the consequences of this practice for nations that export or import IT services; looking beyond the usual functional concerns about how to successfully manage such arrangements. |
Tracy Snoddon
|
Economics |
Canadian environmental policy and Kyoto
|
William Marr
|
Economics |
19th century Ontario agricultural economic history
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