The Australasian Development Economics Workshop (ADEW) is an annual workshop bringing together development economists from around Australia and internationally. The event provides a forum for rigorous research in the field of development economics, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region. ADEW is supported by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).
The ADEW Executive Committee is hosted by the Arndt-Corden Department of Economics, Australian National University. Contact: Professor Paul Burke.
ADEW 2025 will be hosted by UNSW Sydney on 5–6 June 2025. See the workshop site.
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To submit an Expression of Interest to host a future ADEW, please contact Professor Paul Burke.
An Australasian Development Economics Association (ADEA) has been established to promote and advance the field of development economics in the Australasian region. See ADEA’s website here.
ADEW Executive Committee:
- Professor Paul Burke, Australian National University
- Professor Shyamal Chowdhury, Australian National University
- Dr Diana Contreras Suárez, University of Melbourne
- Professor Brett Inder, Monash University
- Professor Pushkar Maitra, Monash University
- Professor Anu Rammohan, University of Western Australia
- Associate Professor Sarah Walker, UNSW Sydney
Past ADEWs:
- 2024 University of Melbourne (link)
- 2023 Macquarie University (link)
- 2022 University of Sydney (Program, PDF, 184 KB)
- 2021 Monash University (link)
- 2020 - not held due to COVID-19
- 2019 University of Western Australia (Program, PDF, 216 KB)
- 2018 Australian National University (Program, PDF, 1 MB)
- 2017 UNSW Sydney (Program, PDF, 241 KB)
- 2016 Deakin University (Program, PDF, 290 KB)
- 2015 Monash University (Program, PDF, 153 KB)
- 2014 University of Western Australia (Program, PDF, 43 KB)
- 2013 Australian National University (Program, PDF, 558 KB)
- 2012 Monash University (Program, PDF, 188 KB)
- 2011 University of Western Australia (Program, PDF, 507 KB)
- 2010 University of Western Sydney (Program, PDF, 182 KB)
- 2009 University of Melbourne (Program, PDF, 30 KB)
- 2008 Australian National University (Program, PDF, 369 KB)
- 2007 University of Sydney (Program, PDF, 111 KB)
- 2006 Monash University (Program, PDF, 41 KB)
- 2005 UNSW