Qualifications
BA/BSc (Hons) Geog. Monash; MDevStudies Monash; PhD (Univ Melb)

Professional experience
Dr Andrew van Hulten joined the CSES in 2008 as Postdoctoral Research Fellow. He was previously Research Assistant at CSES (2007-2008) and also tutored at the University of Melbourne from 2001-2006.

He has worked with Dr Sally Weller on an ongoing project 'Critical Regionalism' and assisted in a project on the effects of Australia's emissions trading system on the Latrobe Valley (Victoria). He has also provided data collection and analysis for other CSES projects.

He completed his PhD thesis in 2008 titled: 'Capital Flows and Economic Growth Under Capital Account Liberalisation'.

Publications

Journal articles

van Hulten, A. and Webber, M. 2009, ‘Do developing countries need ‘good’ institutions and policies and deep financial markets to benefit from capital account liberalization?’, Journal of Economic Geography. ISI Impact Factor: 2.932.

van Hulten, A. 2001, ‘The Politics and Economics of Capital Liberalisation: The IMF’s South Korean Rescue Package’, Monash Publications in Geography and Environmental Science, Monagraph Number 56, School of Geography and Environmental Science, Monash University, Melbourne. ISBN: 090968572X.

Reports

Rasmussen, B., Maharaj, N., van Hulten, A., Sheehan, P., Welsh, A. and Weller, S. 2009, Updating Melbourne’s West, Final Draft Report to DIIRD and Victoria University, Melbourne, December.

Weller, S., Sheehan, P., Tomaney, J., van Hulten, A. and Maharaj, N. 2009, Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: Adjustment Strategy for the Latrobe Valley, Report to the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance, Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, Victoria University, Melbourne.

Rasmussen, B., Maharaj, N., van Hulten, A., Sheehan, P., Welsh, A. and Weller, S. 2009, Updating Melbourne’s West, Report to DIIRD and Victoria University, Melbourne, December.