APEBHC 2014 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Please note that the Conference Program is to be used as a guide only and is currently in a draft form. A printable version can be found here.
We have done our best to accommodate those requirements regarding time of presentation of which we were notified, and also to distribute the sessions so as to avoid obvious clashes of interest. Likewise, we have done our best to make coherent sessions. We apologise in advance if anyone is disappointed by the scheduling, and if we have scheduled any paper at a time which is unsuitable for the presenters, please let us know as soon as possible.
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13 February 2014 – Day One |
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1.00 – 1.30pm |
Level 1 Foyer, Waikato Management School |
Registration |
Tea and Coffee available |
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Session Locations |
Room MSB1.01 |
Room MSB1.02 |
Room MSB1.05 |
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1.30 – 3.00pm |
Session 1: Grietjie Verhoef Themes in Australian Business History |
Session 2: Rebecca Kippen Health and well-being in China and Korea |
Session 3: Les Oxley Bubbles and Crises |
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The Golden Triangle: Australia’s involvement in the India-China trade of the 1860s and 1870s. Presenter: Nick Guoth |
The Nutritional Status of Chinese Children, 1955-2010: Growth and Inequality under Divergent Economic Development Paradigms. Presenter: Stephen L. Morgan |
Money and the struggles for the constitutional stability: Accounting for ontological security. Presenter: Hasri Mustafa |
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“Providence has indeed been good to us”: The Collins House Group in the First World War. Presenter: Peter Yule |
Long-Term Impacts of the Korean War (1950-1953) on Mortality: Influences of Early Exposure to Wartime Disruptions and of Population Selections. Presenter: Chulhee Lee |
Common Causes of Historical Bubbles. Presenter: Devrim Eren Seitz |
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The relationship between crowd attendance and competitive balance – evidence from the SANFL. Presenter: John K. Wilson |
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3.00 – 3.30pm |
Level 1 Foyer |
Afternoon Tea |
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Session Locations |
Room MSB1.01 |
Room MSB1.02 |
Room MSB1.05 |
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3.30 – 5.00pm |
Session 4: Laura Panza Eastern Europe since 1985
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Session 5: Kris Inwood Indigenous economic histories
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Session 6: John Wilson Regions of Recent European Settlement
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Performance and Managerial Skills on a Global Scale in Albania: The Public Vs the Private Sector- Who Wins? Presenter: Bersand Dumi |
Voyaging, Settlement, Prosperity and War: Hawai‘i’s Pre-History, 1260-1778. Presenter: Sumner La Croix |
Railways and the prosperity of the Victorian Mallee before and after World War I. Presenter: Lionel Frost |
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Implications of the European Union enlargement: the question of minimum level of services of general interest. Presenter: Daniela-Luminita Constantin |
Towards more consistent estimates of Aboriginal de-population in the early colonial Australia. Presenter: Boyd Hunter
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Globalisation and settler development: Australia and South Africa in comparative settler development trajectories, 1850-1909. Presenter: Gary Magee and/or Grietjie Verhoef |
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Breaking the Unbreakable Union:Nationalism, trade disintegration and the Soviet economic collapse. Presenter: Marvin Suesse |
The Transition to Modern Health for Māori and Pākehā. Presenter: Kris Inwood
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A preliminary examination of the effects of credit instruments on de facto and de jure political power: lien laws in the postbellum United States South and nineteenth century New South Wales, Australia. Presenter: Edwyna Harris |
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5.00 – 5.15pm |
Level 1 Foyer |
Recess for Refreshments |
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5.15 – 6.30pm |
Keynote Noel Butlin Lecture MSB1.01 |
Professor Forrest Capie, CASS Business School, City University, London |
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6.45 – 8.00pm |
Welcome Reception |
VC’s Lounge, Upstairs, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts, University of Waikato Campus, by the Lake |
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14 February 2014 – Day Two |
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8.30 – 9.00am |
Arrival for Day Two |
Tea and Coffee Available in Level 1 Foyer |
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Session Locations |
Room MSB1.01 |
Room MSB1.02 |
Room MSB1.05 |
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9.00 – 10.30am
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Session 7: Martine Mariotti The eastern Mediterranean and Central Asia |
Session 8: Kris Inwood Health and well-being in Australia and New Zealand |
Session 9: Keith Rankin Weapons and Wartime Purchasing |
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The economic consequences of war and conflict in the land of Israel/ Palestine: 1914-2013. Presenter: Andrew Schein |
‘On the town’ and after: health and mortality of convict women transported to Tasmania. Presenter: Rebecca Kippen |
British war purchases in the United States in times of crisis: an examination of political and industrial consequences. Presenter: Neil Barnwell |
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The fragmentation of the Ottoman regional economy: an analysis of Egyptian and Syrian commodity markets after the dissolution of the Empire Presenter: Laura Panza |
Land of the long white life. Presenter: Alistair Woodward |
The Death of an Industry? The Decline and Fall of the Swedish Small Arms Manufacturing Industry 1973-2000. Presenter: Erik Lakomaa |
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“Caravan Track” restoration: The Orenburg-Tashkent railwayand its influence on development of the Orenburg region. Presenter: Sergey Lyubichankovskiy |
Growing incomes, growing people: a Tasmanianpuzzle? Presenter: TBA – Kris Inwood, Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, Deb Oxley, and Jim Stankovich |
An unintended consequence of the war? Presenter: Miesje de Vogel |
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10.30 – 11.00am |
Level 1 Foyer |
Morning Tea |
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Session Locations |
Room MSB1.01 |
Room MSB1.02 |
Room MSB1.05 |
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11.00 – 12.30pm |
Session 10: John Tang New industries and new markets in the long 19th Century |
Session 11: Edwyna Harris Australian monetary and financial history |
Session 12: Andrew Schein East Asian Economic Histories |
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The Zollverein and the Formation of a Customs Union. Presenter: Florian Ploeckl |
The Queensland Note Issue 1866 and 1893 to 1912. Presenter: Jon Stanford
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‘War and ‘War Effects’ : Post-War Chosŏn Economy in 17th Century after Imjin War of 1592. Presenter: Sung-Woo Kim |
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A Tale of Two SICs: Industrial Development in Japan and the United States in the Late Nineteenth Century. Presenter: John Tang |
Australian monetary policy before deregulation. Presenter: Mike Beggs |
How Taiwan Won World War One and Became A Model Colony. Presenter: Kelly B. Olds |
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New Zealand’s Income Tax in the Rollercoaster Years: 1967-84 Presenter: Keith Rankin
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12.30 – 1.30pm |
Level 1 Foyer |
Lunch |
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1.30pm
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Board Tour Bus at Waikato Management School and travel to Rotorua via Fitzgerald Glade. (GATE 10 Car Park) |
Conference Dinner
(All inclusive : Conference Dinner and Excursion to Rotorua)
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3.15pm |
Geothermal Wonderland, Rotorua |
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5.30pm |
Pre-Dinner Drinks at Tamaki Maori Village |
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6.30pm |
Tour, Show and Dinner at Tamaki Maori Village |
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10.00pm |
Board Tour Bus to return to Hamilton (Drop offs at : Gate 7 and/or Gate 10 WMS; Grey Street and Central City Hamilton) |
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15 February 2014 – Day Three |
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8.15 – 8.30am |
Tea and Coffee available on arrival in Level 1 Foyer |
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8.30 – 9.15am |
Venue: MSB1.01 |
EHSANZ General Meeting |
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Session Locations |
Room MSB1.01 |
Room MSB1.02 |
Room MSB1.05 |
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9.15 – 10.45am |
Session 13: Brian Easton Australasian-Nordic Comparisons I |
Session 14: Stephen Morgan Human and social capital: labour migration and philanthropy |
No session scheduled |
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Cartel registers and the regulation of competition: Finland and Australia compared. Presenter: Martin Shanahan |
Long run impacts of labor migration on human capital accumulation: Evidence from Malawi. Presenter: Martine Mariotti |
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The consequences and effects of WWI and Civil War for economy, society, and politics in Finland. Presenter: Pertti Haapala |
Asylums, bequests and charities: Historical perspective on shaping of the business response to disability until the middle of twentieth century. Presenter: Sanjukta Choudhury Kaul |
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World War One and the ‘Australian Settlement’: The consequences for social democracy, economic policy, and economic development in the long run, with some comparison with Finland. Presenter: Christopher Lloyd |
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10.45 – 11.00am |
Level 1 Foyer |
Morning Tea |
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Session Locations |
Room MSB1.01 |
Room MSB1.02 |
Room MSB1.05 |
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11.00 – 12.30pm |
Session 15: Chris Lloyd Australasian-Nordic Comparisons II |
Session 16: Sumner La Croix Twentieth century technologies |
No session scheduled |
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The New Zealand economy of the Great War – and after. Presenter: Brian Easton |
Aeronautical technology flows at the start of World War I. Presenter: Peter Meyer |
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Economic thought and social democracy in Australasia and Scandinavia, 1919-39. Presenter: Jim McAloon Private Sector Financial Balances 1985-2012: Contrasting Experiences of Australasian and Northern European Countries. Presenter: Keith Rankin
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The Sustainability of the Trust-Based Network: A Historical Analysis of the Japanese Mobile Phone Industry 1993-2013. Presenter: Yusuke Hoshino and/or Takashi Hirao |
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12.30 – 1.30pm |
Level 1 Foyer |
Lunch |
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1.30pm |
Close of Conference |
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APEBH Conference 2014 