Associate Professor Mudiyanselage Gamini
Herath
Present Position:
Associate Professor in Economics
Phone: +61 3 5227 3306
Email: gherath@deakin.edu.au
Campus: Geelong Campus at Waurn Ponds
Academic Qualifications:
BSc, M.Ag.Dev.Ec. ANU PhD UNE
Commenced at Deakin: 2005
Books/publications/monographs
Reported in the Deakin University Annual Research Reports since 1995
Research interest
- Economics of environmental management
- Water resources and forestry
- Economic development issues: eg Green revolution , privatisation and institutions
Edited Books:
- Herath, Gamini, and Kishor Sharma, 2007, Child Labor in South Asia, Ashgate Publishing, UK.
- Herath, Gamini and Tony Prato, 2006, Using multi-Criteria Decision Analysis for Natural Resource Management, Ashgate Publishing, UK.
Publication Highlights
- Ananda, J and Gamini Herath .2008, Multi-attribute preference modeling and Regional forest planning, Ecological Economics, in press.
- Tony Prato and Gamini Herath 2007. Multiple criteria decision analysis for integrated catchment management, Ecological Economics, 63: 627-632.
- Ananda, Jayanath and Gamini Herath .2005. Evaluating Public Risk Preferences in Forest Land Use Choices Using Multi-attribute Utility Theory, Ecological Economics, 55 :408-419.
- Herath, Gamini. 2004. Wetland management :The use of the analytic hierarchy process, Journal of Environmental Management, 70(3): 263-273.
- Ananda,J and Gamini Herath and A. Chisholm. 2001. Determination of Yield and Erosion Damage Function Using Subjectively Elicited Data: Application to Smallholder Tea in Sri Lanka, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 45( 2):.275-289..
Current research projects
- Use of choice modelling to assess WTP for water and waste water attributes
External Grants
- $ 24900: Consumer Utilities Advocacy Centre
- $ 5000: in kind , Wannon water, Warrnambool
Affiliations: Professional/Academic
- International Ecological Economics Society
- International Association of Agricultural Economists.
Teaching Interests/units taught at Deakin
- MAE301 Microeconomic Theory and Policy
- MAE201 Competition and Industry
- MAE202 National Economic Policy