Pacific Trade and Development Conference - International Steering Committee Members

International Steering Committee Members

Wendy Dobson (University of Toronto), Chair
Narongchai Akrasanee (Saranee Holdings), Member
Wook Chae (KIER), Member
Edward Chen (University of Hong Kong), Member
Pang Eng Fong (Singapore Management University), Member
Ross Garnaut (The Australian National University), Member
David Hong (TIER), Member
Akira Kohsaka (Osaka University), Member
Justin Lin (World Bank), Member
Mahani Zainal Abidin (ISIS), Member
Jaun Palacios (University of Guadalajara), Member
Peter Petri (Brandeis International Business School), Member
Robert Scollay (University of Auckland), Member
Vo Tri Thanh (CIEM), Member
Shukiro Urata (Waseda University), Member
Jasef Yap (PID), Member
Sir Frank Holmes (Victoria University of Wellington), Honorary Member
Kiyoshi Kojima (Hitotsubashi University), Honorary Member
Hugh Patrick (Columbia University), Honorary Member
Ippei Yamazawa (Hitotsubaski University), Honorary Member
Chia Siow Yue (SIIA), Honorary Member
Peter Drysdale (The Australian National University), Secretariat

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