Law, economics and sustainable development: A case study approach of East Africa - Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Seychelles and Mauritius - and the Western Indian Ocean

Colin Barnes, Professor do Cambridge Resource Economics and Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, estará no auditório da FEUC, no próximo dia 11 de fevereiro pelas 17h00, onde proferirá uma conferência sobre Law, economics and sustainable development: A case study approach of East Africa - Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Seychelles and Mauritius - and the Western Indian Ocean.

Colin Barnes
Dr. Barnes' interest in Portuguese and Lusophone countries is based on project experience in Portugal (Mondego river water pricing; Guadiana river basin study, Science Park development in Lisboa, Porto and PhD field work), Angola (marine resources), Cabo Verde (marine resources), Mozambique (marine resources), Brazil (environmental management.

Experience:
1969 -1972:  Researcher, Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)
1973 -1975:  Research Fellow, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (Marxist political economy).
1975 - to date: Consultancy with Commonwealth Secretariat; UK Department for International Development - DfID, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, African Development Bank, EU, Indian Ocean Commission.
Country experience: North, East, West and Southern Africa, Brazil, China, India and Europe.
Education:  Keele, BA (Hons, economics and law), Reading and University of East Anglia (Development Economics), MSc (Cambridge) International Relations, PhD (University of Manchester 'The Macroeconomic and Social Impacts of Privatisation with reference to Portugal'.