PROF. DR. EVELYN SHYAMALA A/P PAUL DEVADASON
Department of Economics
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Evelyn S. DEVADASON is a Professor at the Faculty of Business & Economics, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Her previous positions include Head, Centre for Latin American Studies (CLAS, 15/7/2013 - 31/12/2014) and Deputy Dean (Research and Development, 9/9/2012 - 14/7/2013), Faculty of Economics and Administration. She received her Ph.D. (Economics) from the University of Malaya in 2006 and M.Soc.Sci. (Economics) from the National University of Singapore in 1992. Her research focuses on international trade and regional integration. Her research work has seen print in international journals (indexed in SSCI and AHCI) such as the World Development, The China Review, India Review, The Pacific Review, Journal of Contemporary Asia, Journal of Contemporary China, Journal of International Development, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, Asian Economic Journal, Global Economic Review, Singapore Economic Review, Asia Pacific Education Review, Social Indicators Research, Technological and Economic Development of Economy, Total Quality Management and Business Excellence and Environment Science and Pollution Research. In 2023, she received two prestigious appointments at the international level - Member to the Board of Directors, East Asian Economic Association (EAEA); and Malaysian Representative to the Pacific Trade and Development (PAFTAD) International Steering Committee (ISC). She currently serves as an Editor-in-Chief to the Institutions and Economies (University of Malaya) journal, Associate Editor to the International Journal of Social Economics (Emerald) and Asian Economic Journal (Wiley) and member to the Editorial Boards of the Journal of Contemporary Asia (Taylor & Francis) and the International Journal of Rural Management (SAGE). She was also a member to the Editorial Boards of two local journals, the Institutions and Economies (previously a Deputy Editor, 17/3/2017 - 31/12/2020) and the International Journal of China Studies. She has been engaged in a number of international and local collaborative research projects, including the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions-Asian and Pacific Regional Organization (ICFTU-APRO, Singapore), Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI, Japan), the Asian Development Bank (ADB, Manila), World Bank (WB, Washington DC), the Malaysian Competition Commission (MyCC, Kuala Lumpur), ERIA-UNCTAD (Economic Research Institute of East Asia - United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Jakarta), Open Economy and Trade Research Centre of Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce (People's Republic of China), Food Industry Asia (FIA, Singapore), United Nations Environment Programme-Denmark Technical University (UNEP-DTU) and the European Union H2020 Research and Innovation Framework Programme on Competing Regional Integration in Southeast Asia (CRISEA). |
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Sustainable Logistics Framework: Developing A Green Logistics Performance Index For Malaysia |
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Food Trade Shock Transmission To Malaysia: Enhancing Trade Resilience And Managing Trade Reforms In The Post Covid-19 |
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Cross-country Linkages between China, India and ASEAN: Continuity or Changing Trade Relations? |
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INVITED PAPER: ADOPTION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN MALAYSIA - CONSUMER PREFERENCES AND COST-BENEFIT CONSIDERATIONS
"US" VERSUS "THEM": (RE)VISITING THE DAILY LIFE STRUGGLE OF STATELESS COMMUNITY IN SABAH, MALAYSIA
Exploring ‘Employee Voice’ of Informal Female Workers of the Textiles Industry in Pakistan: A Grounded Theory Approach
Rethinking Agri-Food Trade in ASEAN: Issues and Prospects
China and ASEAN: Pivoting Trade and Shock Transmission.
Makroekonomi
Labour Demand and Trade in Manufactures: Issues and Evidence
Emerging Trading Nation in an Integrating World: Global Impacts and Domestic Challenges of China's Economic Reform
Lessons of COVID-19 and Trade Outlook – Rethinking Trade Policy in Malaysia (Chapter 11)
Immigration-trade connections in ASEAN: Implications for policy
International and regional trade treaties and bodies; International financial institutions
Devadason, E.S. (2019). Malaysia: trade, foreign direct investment and regional integration, in Roderick-James MacDonald (ed.) Southeast Asia and the ASEAN Economic Community, Palgrave MacMillan: Switzerland, pp.187-220.