Books written by Christopher Charles Findlay

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  Globalisation and Tertiary Education in the Asia-Pacific: The Changing Nature of a Dynamic Market

  The Changing Nature of a Dynamic Market Christopher Charles Findlay, William G. Tierney ... Knight J (2006). Higher Education Crossing Borders: A Guide to the Implications of GATS for Cross-border Education. UNESCO and Commonwealth of ...

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  Light the Lamp: Papers on World Trade and Investment in Memory of Bijit Bora

  Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1995 (with R Pomfret). APEC's Non-Binding Investment Principles. Centre for Asia Pacific Affairs Report No. 19, San Francisco: Asia Pacific Foundation, 1995. Also published in B Bora and M Pangestu, ...

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  Changes in East Asian Food Consumption: Some Implications for Australian Irrigated Agriculture

  Changes in East Asian Food Consumption: Some Implications for Australian Irrigated Agriculture

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  Policy Reform, Economic Growth and China's Agriculture

  Policy Reform, Economic Growth and China's Agriculture

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  Australia New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement (ANZCERTA) and Regional Integration

  The trans-Tasman freedom of movement is seen as a key in the relationship of Australia and New Zealand. ... duly reflected in immigration procedures in each country, that allow Australians and New Zealanders to visit, live, and work in.

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  Regional Integration and the Asia-Pacific

  Regional Integration and the Asia Pacific distinguishes between two processes of economic integration. One is the tendency for economies to be linked, naturally, by trade and investment, especially with economies...

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  Free Trade Agreements in the Asia Pacific

  This book answers that question by providing an up-to-date assessment of the quality and impact of FTAs in the region.

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  Asia Pacific Air Transport: Challenges and Policy Reforms

  However, the airlines of the region face a number of challenges. These include not only a number of commercial issues but also the reform of the policy environment. How will consumers be affected as the industry and the regulators respond?