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(updated Sept 2008)
Meet the Faculty:
- Dr. Rod Hill
- Dr. Rob Moir
- Dr. Neil Ridler
- Dr. Young C. Jung
Check out the faculty's Working Papers here!
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Roderick Hill (BA, Toronto; Diploma, International Graduate School, Stockholm; MA, PhD, Western Ontario). Rod had earlier appointments at the University of Windsor and the University of Regina. During sabbatical leaves, he has been a short-term visitor at the University of Toronto, the University of Victoria and York University. He is interested in public sector economics and has served on the editorial board of the Canadian Tax Journal. His is currently a Research Associate with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and a member of the Editorial Board of The Encyclopaedia of Quality of Life Research. With Tony Myatt of UNB Fredericton, he has recently written The economics anti-textbook. A critical thinker’s guide to microeconomics (Zed Books, London & New York, 2010). In his leisure time, he enjoys chess and yoga.
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Rob Moir (BA&Sci. McMaster; MA Queen’s; PhD McMaster) – Rob specialized in experimental Economics at McMaster where he researched market structure, tradable pollution permits, public good provision, and extraction from common-pool resources. His current research focuses on using mechanism design to facilitate cooperation and more generally upon the determinants of cooperation. Rob is currently the Economics Coordinator. Rob has run as a federal NDP candidate. Send E-mail to rmoir@unbsj.ca
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Neil Ridler (BA/MA Oxford; MA/PhD Simon Fraser) Professor Emeritis
Research has been in resource economics with a more recent focus on aquaculture. His present research projects include the socio-economics of halibut cage culture in the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick which is funded by ACOA. He is also responsible for the socio-economic analysis of a project developing Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) in the Bay of Fundy. As with the halibut project this is a multi-million research project, but funded by AIF. For the past several years he has been a Visiting Scientist with the FAO of the UN which has involved numerous UN missions to Africa and the Middle East. He has published extensively in refereed journals and books.
Send E-mail to ridler@unbsj.ca