Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics
Dr. Hasnat Dewan
Professor
Email: hdewan@tru.ca
Phone: 250-371-5986
Interests
Travelling, and enjoying good food.
Research Interests
- Sustainable Development
- Human Development
- Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
- Urban and Regional Economics
- Poverty and Inequality
- Banking Crisis
Education
- MS and PhD in Economics, the University of Texas at Austin
- MA in International & Development Economics, Yale University
- MSc in Economics, Jahangirnagar University (JU)
- BSc (Honours) in Economics with minors in Statistics & Mathematics, JU
Publications
Selected Journal Articles:
- "Challenges in Measuring Sustainability and the Quality of Life The Case of a Small Canadian City," Urban Planning International, forthcoming (in Chinese; translated by B. Li).
- "Impact of seasonal temperature rise on labour and capital productivity in manufacturing sector: a study with Canadian panel data," International Journal of Environment and Sustainable Development, forthcoming (with A. Khan).
- "Who should supervise commercial banks for the banking sector stability," Applied Economics Letters, 20 (17): 1531-1537, 2013 (with A. Khan).
- "Can stress reduction programs really improve job satisfaction and lower health care costs by reducing stress-related symptoms," A. T. Business Management Review, 9 (1): 19-27, 2013 (with L. Hutt).
- "Central bank autonomy, legal institutions and banking crisis incidence," International Journal of Finance and Economics, 18 (1): 51-73, 2013 (with A. Khan and H. Khan).
- "Deposit insurance scheme and banking crises: a special focus on less developed countries," Special Issue on New Perspectives on Finance and Development, Empirical Economics, 41 (1): 155-182, 2011 (with A. Khan).
- "Does the primary condition for a sustainable human development meet the feasibility condition of cost-benefit analysis?" Journal of Sustainable Development, 4 (2): 3-15, 2011.
- "Re-defining sustainable human development to integrate sustainability and human development goals," The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, 5 (4): 147-161, 2009.
Selected Book Chapters:
- "Chapter 16: Studying Economics can Equip you with the Necessary Skills to Make Smart Economic Choices in Life," Vaidya, K. (ed.) Economics for the Eager: Why Study Economics, Kindle Edition, The Curious Academic Publishing, Canberra, Australia, 2015.
- "Chapter 8: A New Index to Measure Group Inequalities in Human Development for Sustainability," Romaniuk, S. N. & Marlin, M. (eds.) Development and Politics of Human Rights, CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group, USA, 2015.
- "Chapter 12: Tjalling Koopmans (1910-1985): The Originator of Activity Analysis and a Laureate of 1975," Wahid, A. (ed.) Frontiers of Economics: Nobel Laureates of the Twentieth Century, Greenwood Press of Westport, CT, USA, 2002.
Courses Taught
- ECON 6070: Sustainable Macroeconomic Development (MEEM/MScEEM)
- BUSN 5040: Global Economics (GDBA/MBA)
- BUSN 5010: Managerial Statistics (GDBA/MBA)
- GBUS 5010: Applied Statistics (MBA)
- ECON 4720: Sustainable Economic Development
- ECON 4320: Econometrics
- ECON 3990: Global Economic & Environmental Issues (Field School)
- ECON 3950: Intermediate Macroeconomics II
- ECON 3040: Managerial Economics
- ECON 2950: Intermediate Macroeconomics I
- ECON 2900: Intermediate Microeconomics I
- ECON 2430: Global and Canadian Economic Issues
- ECON 3330/2330: Economic and Business Statistics II
- ECON 2320: Economic and Business Statistics I
- ECON 1950: Principles of Macroeconomics
- ECON 1900: Principles of Microeconomics
- ECON 1220: Introduction to Basic Economics
- BBUS 2140: Quantitative Methods I
Professional Affiliations
- Member, Canadian Economics Association
