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Natasha Hamilton-Hart

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Natasha Hamilton-Hart's Degrees

PhD Economics University of Chicago
Masters Economics University of Chicago
Bachelors Economics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Natasha Elvina Hamilton-Hart is a New Zealand business academic. She is currently a full professor at the University of Auckland. Academic career After a 1999 PhD titled 'States and capital mobility : Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore in the Asian region' at the Cornell University, she moved to the University of Auckland, rising to full professor.

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Natasha Hamilton-Hart's Published Works

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ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGIES IN INDONESIA (2001) (100)
The Singapore state revisited (2000) (87)
Terrorism in Southeast Asia: expert analysis, myopia and fantasy (2005) (72)
Asian States, Asian Bankers (2003) (51)
Green market for small people: Markets and opportunities for upgrading in small-scale fisheries in Indonesia (2016) (45)
What Do Changes in Corporate Ownership in Indonesia Tell Us? (2015) (41)
Asia's new regionalism: government capacity and cooperation in the Western Pacific (2003) (40)
Hard Interests, Soft Illusions: Southeast Asia and American Power (2012) (37)
Upgrading and exploitation in the fishing industry: Contributions of value chain analysis (2016) (36)
Taxing Times in Indonesia: The Challenge of Restoring Competitiveness and the Search for Fiscal Space (2016) (25)
Singapore's Climate Change Policy: The Limits of Learning (2006) (22)
Banking systems a decade after the crisis (2008) (22)
Banking systems a decade after the crisis (2008) (22)
Teaching international relations in Southeast Asia: historical memory, academic context, and politics – an introduction (2008) (19)
Consultants in the Indonesian state: Modes of influence and institutional implications (2006) (19)
Multilevel (mis)governance of palm oil production (2015) (18)
War and other insecurities in East Asia: what the security studies field does and does not tell us (2009) (14)
Indonesia’s Quest for Food Self-sufficiency: A New Agricultural Political Economy? (2019) (13)
Indonesia: balancing the United States and China, aiming for independence (2015) (11)
Indonesia: reforming the institutions of financial governance? (2000) (11)
Institutions under pressure: East Asian states, global markets and national firms (2019) (10)
Co-operation on money and finance: How important? How likely? (2003) (10)
Thailand and globalization (2000) (10)
The Legal Environment and Incentives for Change in Property Rights Institutions (2017) (9)
Indonesia and Singapore: Structure, Politics and Interests (2009) (9)
6 Government and Private Business: Rents, Representation and Collective Action (2007) (9)
The costs of coercion: modern Southeast Asia in comparative perspective (2013) (9)
Regional and multi-level governance: East Asian leadership after the global financial crisis (2012) (8)
Co-Investment and Clientelism as Informal Institutions: Beyond ‘Good Enough’ Property Rights Protection (2017) (7)
Monetary Politics in Southeast Asia: External Imbalances in Regional Context (2014) (7)
Distribution, Domestic Politics and Monetary Cooperation in East Asia (2011) (4)
The End of Monetary Mercantilism in Southeast Asia (2014) (4)
8. Indonesia-Singapore Relations (2010) (3)
Economics-Security Nexus in the US-China Trade Conflict decoupling dilemmas (2020) (3)
States and capital mobility : Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore in the Asian region (1999) (3)
How Well Is Indonesia’s Financial System Working? (2018) (3)
Opting for Openness: Capital Mobility and Monetary Sterilisation in Malaysia (2017) (3)
External influences on political violence in Southeast Asia (2013) (2)
Deal-makers and Spoilers: Trump and Regime Security in Southeast Asia (2017) (2)
Democracy, the rule of law and governance in Southeast Asia (2015) (1)
7. The Regionalization of Southeast Asian Business: Transnational Networks in National Contexts (2019) (1)
Negotiating and Contesting Confucian Workplace Culture in South Korea (2021) (1)
Religion, Extremism and Terrorism: Is There a Link? (2012) (1)
Southeast Asian Perceptions Of American Power (2011) (1)
5. Professional Expertise (2017) (0)
Southeast Asia. Banking reform in Southeast Asia: The region's decisive decade . By Malcolm Cook. Abingdon: Routledge, 2008. Pp. 162. Notes, Bibliography, Index. (2011) (0)
Internationalisation: what scholars make of it? (1999) (0)
The Political Economy of Automotive Industrialization in East Asia makes a signifi- cant contribution to the field of political economy, with insights that extend beyond its immediate focus on the automotive sectors of seven countries in East Asia (2023) (0)
6. Capital Flows and Financial Markets in Asia: National, Regional, or Global? (2003) (0)
5. Creating a Regional Arena: Financial Sector Reconstruction, Globalization, and Region-Making (2019) (0)
Asia. Rents, Rent-Seeking and Economic Development: Theory and Evidence in Asia. Edited by MUSHTAQ H. KHAN and JOMO K.S.. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000. Pp. xiv, 338. Tables, Illustrations, Notes, Bibliography, Index. (2002) (0)
4. History Lessons (2017) (0)
The World Financial Order in Asia1 (1999) (0)
Co-Investment and Clientelism as Informal Institutions: Beyond ‘Good Enough’ Property Rights Protection (2017) (0)
Roundtable on Rick Doner, Gregory Noble, and John Ravenhill, The Political Economy of Automotive Industrialization in East Asia (2023) (0)
The Politics of Uneven Development: Thailand's Economic Growth in Comparative Perspective. By Richard F. Doner. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009. xv, 351 pp. $80.00 (cloth); $24.99 (paper). (2010) (0)
Climate change governance in Singapore (2021) (0)
"Decoupling dilemmas: The economic-security nexus in the US-China trade conflict" (2020) (0)
Regional and multi-level governance: East Asian leadership after the global financial crisis (2012) (0)
Organizational Culture , Confucian values , and Change : Understanding the cultural shift within South Korean workforces (2017) (0)
An affective explanation of climate beliefs: Evidence from dairy farmers in New Zealand (2019) (0)
6. Regime Interests, Beliefs, and Knowledge (2017) (0)
International Intervention and Local Politics Shahar Hameiri, Caroline Hughes, and Fabio Scarpello (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017) (2018) (0)
Cooperation on money and finance: how important? How likely? NATA SHA HAMI LTO N - H A RT : How important? How likely? (2004) (0)
2. Behind Beliefs: Hard Interests, Soft Illusions (2017) (0)
3. The Politics and Economics of Interests (2012) (0)
1. Beliefs about American Hegemony in Southeast Asia (2012) (0)
Taiwan's COVID‐19 Response: The Interdependence of State and Private Sector Institutions (2021) (0)

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