Quamrul Alam

Senior Lecturer, BA (Hons) MAPublic Admin Dhaka MAEcon Manchester PhD Flinders

Research Interests:

Internationalisation of Australian businesses; globalisation; strategic management issues; business cluster; international public administration; public-private partnership and e-business strategy and supply chain management.

Recent Publications:

Alam, Q., Robertson, M. & Pacher, J. (2006). Public sector reform, employment security and quality of decision making in the Australian Taxation Office. Public Administration Review, 29(9), 743-758.

Alam, Q. & Mian, E. (2006). Determinants of foreign direct investment in developing countries: Evidence from Bangladesh. Monash Business Review, 2(1), 47-49.

Teicher, J., Alam, Q. & Van Gramberg, B. (2006). Managment, trust and relationships in PPPS: Some Australian experiences. International Review of Administrative Sciences, 72(1), 83-98.

Alam, Q., Mian, M.E. & Smith, R.F. (2006). Impact of poor governance on foreign direct investment: The Bangladesh experience. In Raza Ahmad (Ed.), The role of public administration in building a harmonious society.  Manila, The Philippines: ADB, China National School of Administration and NAPSIPAG.

Balasooriya, A., Alam, Q. & Coghill, K. (2006). The effectiveness of the telecommunications regulatory regime: the case of Sri Lanka Telecom.  Public Administration and Development, 26, December issue, 383-393.

Alam, Q. & Pacher, J. (2003).  Internationalisation of Australian SMEs: Challenges and opportunities.  In R. Wright & H. Etehmad (Eds.), Globalisation and entrepreneurship: policy and strategy perspectives. (pp. 85-105).  U.S.A.: Edward Elgar. 

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