Sivaram (ram) Vemuri
Associate Professor
Business School
Charles Darwin University
Australia
Biography
Associate Professor in Economics Sivaram (Ram) Vemuri brings to the Economics discipline a wealth of knowledge and experience gained from working in several academic and administrative roles in England, India, Jordan, Papus New Guinea and Australia since 1978. Particular strength includes developing, implementing and building a reputation as an academic of international standing in applying economic theory to real world issues. A key strength is his experience in analysing complex issues related to development matters, formulating interdisciplinary approaches and developing comprehensive strategies for enterprise development. He provides advice on policy matters to enable sustainable development in remote, regional and indigenous lands. Ram's research and consultancy capabilities are demonstrated by his working as a principal investigator in several research funded projects and several consultancies funded by International, Commonwealth and Territory Governments as well as the private sector. He is also an excellent communicator of economic ideas as evidenced by being a recipient of the Best Teacher awards in Jordan and Australia, and conducting numerous workshops on enterprise development.
Research Interest
Cost of Silence in workplaces, Diaspora Business, and Sustainable Livelihoods.
Publications
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Vemuri, S.R., (2003) “Sustainability of Recycling in the NTâ€, Beverage Industry Environment Council, NSW
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Vemuri, S. Ram & Morris, M., (2003) ‘A Survey of the NT Auditor – General’s Office, NT Auditor General, Northern Territory Government, Australia
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Vemuri, S. Ram, White, C.& Yu, Ting., (2006) ‘Evaluation of the Remote Workforce Development Strategy’, Northern Territory Government, Australia