James Barney Marsh

James Barney Marsh

CURRICULUM VITAE

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May 2007

POSITIONS

Department of Financial Economics and Institutions,ShidlerCollege of Business,University of Hawaii at Manoa: Professor of International Business Economics. Faculty member since 1969.

Center for River Basin Environmental Studies, Gifu University, Japan: Distinguished Guest Research Professor of Global Environmentology. 1994–96.
Mitsubishi Research Institute, Tokyo: Research Fellow. 1994-1995.

EDUCATION

University of Chicago: Economics; MA 1967, Ph.D. 1972.

University of Chicago: Economics; BA 1961.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

International economics. International business. Dynamics of Asian business and finance.
Global managerial and macroeconomics.
Statistics and quantitative methods.

MENTORING and PH. D. DISSERTATION COMMITTEE SERVICE

Member of over 30 Ph.D. Committees. CBA, Economics, Political Science.

RESEARCH INSTITUTES

InternationalCenter for Climate and Society, University of Hawaii at Manoa. (ICCS). Founding Member. UH. 2003 – .
Global Environment & Energy in the 21st Century. Honolulu. (GEE 21).Member and Chair of the Board of Directors. 2002 – 2007. Vice-President. 2007 – 2009.
Grassroot Institute of Hawaii. Board of Scholars. Honolulu. 2002 –.
Marine Technology Society. Chair. Ocean Economics Committee. 2005 – .
Mitsubishi Research Institute, Tokyo. Visiting Fellow. 1994 – 2005.
Center for River Basin Environmental Studies. Gifu, Japan. Distinguished Guest Research Professor of Global Environmentology. 1994–96.
East-WestCenter, Honolulu. Research Associate 1982–84. Fellow. 1984-91.

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

NeighborIsland EMBA Program. ShidlerCollege of Business. Faculty: Economics of Strategy and Statistical Methods for Management. Spring 2006.
UH-Vietnam Executive MBA Program. Hanoi. Faculty: Economics of Strategy and Statistical Methods for Management, and External Environment for Business. 2003, 2004 & 2006.
Japan-America Institute of Management Science. Faculty: Global Economics. 1980 – 2002.
MaastrichtSchool of Management. Executive MBA. Faculty: Managerial Finance. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. 2001.
Japan/China EMBA Program. ShidlerCollege of Business. Faculty: Managerial Economics and External Environment for Business. 1998 – 2000.

AWARDS AND HONORS

College of Business, University of Hawaii.Excellence in teaching. 1990, 2000.

United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization Conference on the Sustainable Contribution of Fisheries to Food Security.U. S. team member. Kyoto. 1995.
JapanFoundationCenter for Global Partnership. Tokyo.Social Science Research Council. New York.Shintaro Abe Fellow.1994-96.

Center for River Basin Environmental Studies.Gifu University, Japan.First Distinguished Guest Research Professor, 1994-96.

Manoa Writing Program for Writing-Intensive Courses. University of Hawaii. Distinguished Service Award: 1994.

College of Business, University of Hawaii.Excellence in teaching. 1990.

Beta Gamma Sigma.

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

Manoa Climate Commission. Appointed May 2007.
InternationalCenter for Climate & Society. Manoa. Associate & Acting Director.

2004 – 2007.

College of Business Administration. Chair, Research and Faculty Development Committee, 1998-2000.
Marine Option Program, School of Ocean and Earth Sciences & Technology, University of Hawaii.Steering Committee. 1998-2001.
East-WestCenter. Marine Economics Section. Director and Coordinator of International Conferences. 1982 – 88.
College of Business Administration. Faculty Council President. 1996-97.
Department of Business Economics and Quantitative Methods. Chair, 1979-83.
Department of Financial Economics and Institutions. Chair, 1993-94, 2000-2001.
University of Hawaii Professional Assembly. Board Member and Executive Committee, 1977-1983.
University of Hawaii at Manoa Faculty Senate. Senator and Senate Executive Committee, 1978-83. Secretary 1978 – 80.

CONSULTING EXPERIENCE

BUSINESS CONSULTING

Environmental impact issues: marine business planning in food processing & fisheries.

Various health care issues: fee structures & hospital cost containment.

State & federal taxation issues.
Various universities: organizing international business programs.

RESEARCH SUPPORT AND GRANTS

InternationalCenter for Climate & Society (ICCS). Social-Economic applications of climate predictions. Research support. 2005 – 2010.
ICCS. Research and travel grants. 2003 – 07.
Pacific Asia Consortium of Centers of International Business Education and Research (PACIBER). Research and travel support. 2006.
Mitsubishi Research Institute. Research support. Various years. 1986 - 2004.
PACIBER. People-to-People China visit for US international economists. 2001.
National Science Foundation & University of Arizona. Invitational conference on mathematics in business. 2000.
Fulbright Invitational conference for Russian junior faculty Washington. DC. 1999.
International Maritime Organization & Universiti Putra Malaysia. Invitational conference on MalaccaStrait. 1999.
PACIBER. Research seminar and travel support. 1999.
University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, Japan. Research seminar travel support. 1999.
University of Hawaii. Pacific Asian Management Institute (PAMI) and Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). Marine Policy Executive Training development grant. 1998 – 2001.
Asia-Pacific Economic Council (APEC). Human Resource Management meetings on environmental management, Pajinka, Australia. Conference research & travel support, 1996.
GifuUniversity, Center for River Basin Environmental Studies: Research and travel support, Japan, Korea, Russia, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand. 1994-1996.
JapanFoundationCenter for Global Partnership, Social Science Research Council and the American Council of Learned Societies: Shintaro Abe Fellowship, 1994-96.
Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica. Taiwan. Research and travel support, 1994.
National Science Council, Council of Agriculture, Science & Technology Advisory Group, Executive Yuan and Academia Sinica of Taiwan. Conference coordination grant. 1988.
KoreaOcean Research and Development Institute. Conference coordination grant.

1986.

East-West Resource Systems Institute. Conference grants. Stipends. 1986 & 1988.

East-West Environment and Policy Institute: Half-time salary support 1982-84.

Conference coordination grant. 1984.

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS AND EDITED VOLUMES

Climate Prediction and Its Application to Society. Seoul. December 2006. (with

others).

Resources and Environment in Asia's Marine Sector. Editor. Taylor & Francis,

Washington, DC., 1992.

Marine Resource Economics. special issue of Geo-Journal. XVI(3). 1988. Guest

editor with Sung-Chul Chung.

Asian Pacific Marine Resources. special issue of Marine Resource Economics.

III(1). 1986. Guest Editor.

ARTICLES IN PEER REVIEWED OR REFEREED VOLUMES.

Modeling innovation-based approaches to climate mitigation. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies to Global Change. Under revision 2007.
Financing mechanisms and partnership development in the Straits of Malacca. Journal of the Malacca Straits R & D Center. Malacca. 2001.
Reforming Asian socialism: the growth of market institutions. The international trade journal. 2000. Book Review.
Comparative American and Russian pedagogy in the finance disciplines (in Russian). Russian Conference on Teaching Methods. Moscow. 1999. With Natalya Lysova.
American and Russian educational basis: advantages & disadvantages. Russian fellows conference. Washington, DC. 1999. With Natalya Lysova.
China’s emerging market economy in seafood products, China: transition to a market economy in the context of socialism, Osman Suliman, editor. Westport, CT, Greenwood Publishing Group Inc. 1998.
The North Pacific fisheries environment: international issues. Contemporary Economic Policy, April, 1997.
The potential shape of the NAFTA. Global Commodity Price Stabilization: Trade and Development. Osman Suliman and Mahdi El-Baghdadi, editors. Westport, CT, Greenwood Publishing Group Inc. 1995.
Market structure in tuna fisheries. The Dynamics of Global Cooperation and Competition. Wolf Reitsperger and Barbara Edelstein, eds. Honolulu, Pacific Asian Management Institute. 1994.

Marine pollution in the Taiwan area: special studies of trace metals and thermal

diffusion. in Marsh, ed., 1992. With Chen-Tung Chen, Kun-Hsiung Chang, Lee-

Shing Fang, Yung-Chi Chen, Tsu-Chang Hung and Ho-Shong Hou.

Seabed resources in the Taiwan Offshore Area. in Marsh, ed., 1992 With Ju-Chin

Chen.

The economic value of shipping in the MalaccaStrait. in Marsh, ed., 1992, With

Hisayoshi Morisugi and Nobuharu Miyatake.

Marine pollution and tourism. in Marsh, ed.,1992, With Clem Tisdell, Sonia Zaide

Pritchard, Habibullah Khan, Sawacon Viryasiri, Jakobus Doeleman, Mereen Watson, and Djuhari Wirakartakusumah.

The economics of the marine sector: general equilibrium and ecological analysis.

GeoJournal. XVI(3). 1988. With Sung-Chul Chung.

Data problems in marine resource development. Quantity and Quality in

Economic Research. Roy C. Brown, editor. Washington, D.C. University Press of America. 1987.

Jacob Vanderlint and the roots of supply-side economics. Eastern Economic

Journal. XII(1). 1986. Abstract published in the Journal of Economic Literature. XXV(1). 1987.

Multinational marine resource development in disputed boundary areas. Journal of

Energy and Development. XII(2). 1987.

Key economic issues in PacificBasin marine resources: oil, natural gas, marine

minerals and fisheries. The Pacific Challenge in International Business. W. Chan Kim and Philip Young, editors. Ann Arbor. University Microfilms. 1987. With Mark J. Valencia.

Southeast Asia: marine resources, extended maritime jurisdiction and development.

Marine Resource Economics. III(1). 1986. With Mark J. Valencia.

Straits and sealane access in Southeast Asian seas: economic and strategic

considerations. Journal of Marine Law and Commerce. XVI(4). 1985. With Mark J. Valencia.

The potential economic impact of technological progress on the development of

manganese nodule mining. The Emerging Marine Economy of the Pacific. C. Gopalakrishnan, editor. Ann Arbor. Science Publishers. 1984.

Keynes and the supply of gold: statistical test. Eastern Economic Journal. IX(1).

1983.

A model of deepsea mining. The Law of the Sea in the 1980s. Choon-hoPark,

editor. Honolulu, the Law of the Sea Institute. 1983. Reprinted by the East- West Environment and Policy Institute, Honolulu. 1983.

Evidence of elasticity and cross-elasticity of mineral supply. Resources and

Energy. V(2). 1983.

The Euro-dollar market: saint or sinner? Economic Forum. XI(1). 1981. With

H.K. Lie.

High-rises and the determination of real estate values. Atlantic Economic

Journal. VIII (2). July 1980. Anthology section.

ARTICLES IN PROCEEDINGS VOLUMES, REVIEWS, ABSTRACTS, ETC:

Natural hazards, economic location, and the out/insourcing of adaptive technology. PACIBER. Conference & proceedings. Cebu, Philippines. 2006.
Climate prediction, economic value, and radical innovation. Pacific Congress on Marine Technology. Conference & proceedings. Yangon. 2006.
Climate prediction and its application to society. CliPAS Conference & proceedings. Honolulu. 2006.
Coasts and hinterlands: risk and innovative industries. (PACON). Conference & proceedings. Taiwan. 2005.
Environmental risks and ocean industries. Marine Technology Society. Conference & proceedings. Washington. DC. 2005.
Strategies in Alaska Pacific fisheries. Pan-Pacific Business Association. Conference & proceedings. Anchorage. 2004.
Perspectives on Vietnam’s economic performance. Pan-Pacific Business Association. Conference & proceedings. Anchorage. 2004.
Integrating climate & society and two-sector models. PACON. Conference & proceedings. Kaohsiung. 2003.
Climate, society & economic geography. Conference & proceedings. Hamburg. 2003.
Asian crisis & recovery. Seminar. Academy of International Business, Southeast Asian Chapter. Conference & proceedings. Hong Kong. 2000.
Joint ventures in local and global commons, Academy of International Business, Vienna, Conference & proceedings. October 1998.
Case studies in environmental economics, Asia Pacific Economic Council, Environmental Study Group, Pajinka, Australia, November 1996.
Chaos and bionomics. Second Conference of the Western Economic Association International and Pacific Rim Economic Organizations, Conference & proceedings. Hong Kong, January, 1996.
Environmental economics: studies, APEC, Environmental Study Group, Pajinka, AST, 1996.
Chaos and bionomics. Proceedings of the Second Conference of Pacific Rim Economic Organizations, Hong Kong, 1996.
North Pacific fisheries: joint ventures in economic and environmental development. Proceedings of the Second Conference on Joint Ventures in East Asia, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 1995.
Sea changes and economic strategy. The Dynamics of Global Cooperation and Competition. International Symposium on PacificAsianBusiness & United NationsRegionalDevelopmentCenter, Nagoya, Japan, 1994.
Marine tourism: demand and substitution. Proceedings of the First Conference of Pacific Rim Economic Organizations, Hong Kong, 1994. with Nobuharu Miyatake and Hisa Morisugi.
The ocean-landfill dumping tradeoff. Economic Perspectives of pollution Control in the Pacific Rim Countries. Daigee Shaw and Robert Mendelsohn, editors. Taipei, Academia Sinica. 1994.
A prosopography of early modern monetary theorists. Brown Bag Biography. June 1992.
External shocks in Asian economic performance. Pan-Pacific Conference VII. Sang Lee, editor. Seoul. Pan-Pacific Association. 1990.
The East Asian fisheries sector in the South Pacific. Pan-Pacific Conference VII. Sang Lee, editor. Seoul. Pan-Pacific Business Association. 1990. With Sung-Chul Chung.
OPEC's marketing strategy: a study in managerial economics in an open economy. Third International Conference on Comparative Management. Chi-Yuan Lin and Junling Huang, editors. Kaohsiung, NationalSunYat-SenUniversity. 1990.
DDR + BRD = ?: Germany’s unification by industry. Colloquium on Issues in International Business. Virginia Crocket, editor. Honolulu, Pacific Asian Management Institute. 1990.

CURRENT RESEARCH

BOOKS

MillennialSea Changes: edited volume tentatively accepted by World Scientific Publishers.

Ocean Economic Potential: The Economics of the Ocean and Our Technologies. edited volume based on work with the Marine Technology Society.

POTENTIAL PAPERS AND RESEARCH TOPICS

Two-region analysis of changing economic & environmental risks. MS. 2007.
Production of knowledge, goods & services, and key people. MS. 2007.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION

Coordinator and Director of Four International Conferences on Asia's Marine Resources.

NationalTaiwanOceanUniversity, National Science Council. 1988. Resources and Environment in Asia’s Marine Sector.
KoreaOcean Research and Development Institute. 1986. Marine Resource Economics.
East-WestCenter. 1984. SoutheastAsianSeas in Transition.
East-WestCenter. 1983. Planning Conference: Marine Resource Economics in the South China Sea.

CURRENT & RECENT SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS

Chindianam: Asia’s mega growing mega-giant. Invitational Conference. Freedom Fest. July 2007. Las Vegas.
Economics of coastal adaptation to climate change. Pacific Congress on Marine Technology (PACON). June 2007. Honolulu.
Natural hazards, economic location, and the out/insourcing of adaptive technology. PACIBER. Cebu, Philippines. 2006.
Climate prediction, economic value, and radical innovation. PACON. Yangon. 2006.
Climate prediction and its application to society. CliPAS Conference. Honolulu. 2006.
Coasts and hinterlands: risk and innovative industries. PACON. Taiwan. 2005.
Economic considerations in disaster prediction. Academia Sinica. Taiwan. 2005.
Environmental risks and ocean industries. Marine Technology Society. Washington. DC. 2005.
Strategies in Alaska Pacific fisheries. Pan-Pacific Business Association. Conference. Anchorage. 2004.
Perspectives on Vietnam’s economic performance. Pan-Pacific Business Association. Anchorage. 2004.
Vietnam: the next tiger? Invitational Conference. Freedom Fest 2004. Las Vegas.
Financial risk & reward in hazardous environments. ICHWC Conference. Seoul. 2004.
Integrating climate & society and two-sector models. PACON. Kaohsiung. 2003.
Climate, society & economic geography. Conference & proceedings. Hamburg. 2003.
Asian crisis & recovery. Seminar. Academy of International Business, Southeast Asian Chapter. Conference & proceedings. Hong Kong. 2000.
On the crisis: early warning and aftermath. University of the Ryukyus. Faculty of Law and Letters. Okinawa. Japan. March. 1999.
Financing mechanisms and partnership development in the Straits of Malacca. International Conference on the Straits of Malacca. Malacca. Malaysia. April. 1999.
Asian economic crisis: early warning and aftermath. EastWestCenter. Jefferson Fellows Conference. May 1999.
American and Russian educational basis: advantages & disadvantages. Year-End Conference. Russian Fellows. Washington, DC. July 1999. With Dr. Natalya Lysova.
Joint ventures in local and global commons, Academy of International Business, Vienna, October 1998.
Early warning: what should we have known? ShanghaiAcademy of Economic Sciences, Shanghai, October 1998.
Seminar chair, Academy of International Business, Pacific Basin Region, Hawaii, June 1997.
Japan: setting suns also rise. Pacific Asian Lecture Series, Pacific Asian Management Institute, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 1997.
Research proposals in regional environmental economic science, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan, April 1996.
Marine environment, bionomics and chaos, Center for International Economic Research, Taipei, Taiwan, May 1996.
Career development in international business, Executive Training Seminar, ChulalongkornUniversity, Bangkok, Thailand, May 1996.
Chaos and bionomics, Research Seminar, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand, May 1996.
Studies in environmental economics, Center for Studies in Technology, United Nations University, Maastricht, Netherlands, May 1996.
Japan, the Japanese and living in Japan, Japan Studies Center, Edinburgh University, Edinburgh, Scotland, June 1996.
Pacific environment, Advanced Institute of Technology, Zürich, Switzerland, July 1996.
Case studies in environmental economics, Asia Pacific Economic Council, Environmental Study Group, Pajinka, Australia, November 1996.
Chaos and bionomics. Second Conference of the Western Economic Association International and Pacific Rim Economic Organizations, Hong Kong, January, 1996.
Fisheries and the North Pacific marine environment, Final Lecture as Guest Professor, Gifu University, Gifu, Japan, April, 1996.
North Pacific marine environment, Center for International Economic Research, Taipei, TWN, 1996.
Japanese-American cooperation in science and environmental studies, Abe Fellows Conference, Center for Global Partnership, Tokyo & Yokohama, Japan, July 1995.
Russian-Japanese joint ventures in sustainable fishery supplies, Far Eastern Commercial Institute, Vladivostok, Russian Federation, October 1995.
Economic development in the Russian Far East, Academy of Sciences, Khabarovsk, Russian Federation, November 1995.
U. S. Delegation, International Conference: Sustainable Contribution of Fisheries to Food Security, United Nations and the Government of Japan, Kyoto, and December 1995.
North Pacific fisheries: joint ventures in economic and environmental development, Conference on Joint Ventures in East Asia, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, December, 1995.
Fishery and natural resource economics, Ministry of Fisheries, Republic of Vietnam, Hanoi, December 1995.
Chaotic events in marine environmental studies, Final Lecture as Abe Fellow, Center for Global Partnership, Tokyo, Japan, April 1995.
Case studies in marine business economics. PacificCenter for International Business Education and Research. Pacific Asian Management Institute. Bangkok, Thailand, January, 1994.
Marine Tourism: Demand & Substitution. First Conference of the Western Economic Association International & Pacific Rim Economic Organizations, Hong Kong, January, 1994.
The ocean-landfill dumping tradeoff. Economic Perspectives of pollution Control in the Pacific RimCountries. Academia Sinica. Taipei, Taiwan, March, 1994.
Sea changes and economic strategy. The Dynamics of Global Cooperation and Competition. International Symposium on PacificAsianBusiness & United NationsRegionalDevelopmentCenter, Nagoya, Japan, March, 1994.
Biographer’s choice: why biographers choose the subjects they do. Brown Bag Biography.Honolulu, May, 1994.
Pacific basin environmental cooperation, Abe Fellows Conference, Mantauk, NY, July 1994.
Chaos in fisheries, Mitsubishi Research Institute Seminar, Tokyo, September 1994.
Regional economic analysis in ocean systems, Japanese Regional Science Association, Kobe, Japan, November 1994.