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ONE THIRTEEN THE GREAT

Complied by Maqsood Hasni

2 No doubt, Allah is the greatest. He blessed man wealth of knowledge and regarded him as the best creature of the universe. So much so that he has been crowned as superior to angles also. He has been blessed as the “Khalipha” on earth. No whoever uses this title. One who uses the blessing of knowledge in the best way becomes honored and respected among human beings. However, it has been evident that man can not spend life without other human beings and he works wonders with their help. In this way, he also cherishes the desire of being praised. These 56 people of my collection are unique in various fields and occupy a high knowledge status. So far as the doors of research are open, the position of their work can not be ignored and the possibility of their utility will exist. All of them are worthy of respect. We can earn benefit their work in one way or the other. The possibilities of direct cooperation with them will remain coming forth. And in this way the paths of easiness and battement can open in this regard. It is no more difficulty but pain taking job to get data on any topic or about any subject from inter-net. I have got the biographical data about “Hungred The Great” from inter-net and have arranged it in an easy order. It is hoped that this work of mine will be welcomed. Maqsood Hasni

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Dear Mr. Maqsood Hasni, Thank you very much for this. This is a great work and I appreciate your efforts in collecting this data. Regards Prof. Ahmad A. Khan Project Director National Law University Higher Education Commission # 6, Mauve Area, G8/4 Islamabad Ph: +92-51-9262366 Fax: +92-51-9262388

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CONTENTS Abdullah, Mohammad, Qazi Abdul Lateef H. Haidar Al Hakimi Abe Abrahami Abbas, Kanwar, Syed Abbas M. Milan Ali Gamal Eddin Ezzat Osman Ahmed Ali, Syed Adams B. Bodomo Ather Hussain, Syed Amanda Anastasi Anis Ahmad Aneel Salman Annabel Droussiotis Adam, Najma Alam M. Payind Asim Ijaz Khwaja Bhaskar Roy Barman Bassam A. Jubran B K Passi Bindi Mehta

5 Bill Eydler Divid B Lingiah Daud Rasyid Dana Barry Daniel Verkerke David Crowther David Wortley Edward Kamens Farhat Haq Dr. Guha Ghulam Kabir Beg George Pak-Heng Helga Leitner Herbert Lincoln Whitter Hassan Ghasemzadeh Irene M K Ovenstone John Kersey Jerry L. Huxell Jore Alberto J. Bihari James Török Kriengsak Chareonwongsak

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Kala Saravanamuthu Khaliq Dad Malik Kiyement Tinca Caliyurt Kivin Hobson Khalida I Noor Kensei Sugayama Koki Shimoji Lawrence J. Lau Luildo Marcos de Noronha Leo Rebello Mohammad Nur-ul-Islam Mohammad Aslam Momin Mette Morsing Muhammad Shanazar Mabrouk Mansouri

Md. Hakikur Rehman Md. A. M. M. Taufiqul Anwar Md. Mafizur Rahman Md. Fazlul Karim Patwaray

Mohammad Umar Memon Mohammad Nejatullah Siddiqi

7 Mehmet Ali Ulubasoglu Marco Chiani M.N.S. Swamy M. Fahim Khan Mark Esposito Mahmoud Hesaaraki

Minhaj ul Hassan, Syed Nur Islam Natto Masanori Nurly Gofar Osama Jannadi Patrick Durantou Peter B. Clarke Raj Wali Shah Khattak Ramli Mohammad Rowena Suryobroto Rolando A. Danao Riger Haw Ryszard Tadeusiewicz Sultan Muhammad Razzak Song Swee hee Stphen Gill

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Senani Deepika Salma Shaheen Sheila Murray Bethel SHAHIDA PERVEEN AHMED Surbhi Sharma Sarfraz Lloyd Samir Abdel Hamid I. Nouh Saeed-ul-Hassan Silillaen, Parulian ShaherMomani Ståle Angen Rye S. M. Rezaul Karim Satish Rastogi

Shawkat M. Toorawar Tin Latt Timi Ecimovic Theresita Atienza Ulisses Rolim Valko Liubenov Varant Zareh Seropian Valko Lyubenov

9 Wilson Ogg William T. Fryer Wu, Chen Fong Zitko, Howard John Zakir Hossain Zafrul Quadir Siddique

Abdullah, Mohammad, Qazi

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Education: MA

Arabic

Karachi University, Karachi

MA

Islamic Study

Islamia University Bahawalpu

PhD

Islamic Study

Punjab University, Lahore

PhD

Arabic Linguistics Ansted University, UK

Teaching Experience: 22+ Years Languages Native 2nd native

Punjabi Urdu

Arabic

Very Good

English

Fair

Employment;

Interest

Present Past

Principal, Govt. College Bahawalnagar Associate Professor Govt. Isl. College, Kasur

Research, Reading, Teaching

Publications: 1-Ensani Haqooq aur talemaat-e-Nabvi, Oriental Magazine, Islamabad 1442 Hijra 2-Saza-e-Habas Sahmahi Minhaaj, Lahore Jan. 1993 3-Qanoon-e-Khodawandi main sood ki aqobaat Mahnama Aaghi, Karachi Jan. 1993 4-Sood, Islam aur degar mazahib ki nazar main Sahmahi Minhaaj, Lahore 1994 5-Islam ka nazam-e-Adal Haft Roza Aletsam, Lahore 6-Dua aur os kay muzmiraat Mahnama Afqar-e-Moallam, Lahore 7-Iqbal aur Quran Qafla Adab-e-Islami

Three papers are published in Arabic

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Book Badar Se Tabook Tak

Publisher Maktaba Qudsea, Lahore

Research Project: The Prophet of Islam (PBUH) in the light of modern research Edited from inter-net forums The Impacts of Arabic on the Pakistani Languages Sole Author Prof. Drs Dr.Urdu Maqsood Hasni

Abdullateef H. Haidar Al Hakimi

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Dean, College of Education, United Arab Emirates University Al-Ain P.O. Box 17551, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971-3-7677270 +971-50-4488931 E-mail: [email protected] INTRODUCTION : Prof. Abdullateef H. Haidar Al Hakimi is the Dean of the College of Education at United Arab Emirates University. As part of this job, he oversees the international recognition efforts at the College of Education. He is a well known educator in the Arab Gulf region and the Middle East in accreditation standards and program redesign. He provides assistance to Colleges of Education that are interested in developing quality teacher education programs that meet NCATE standards. He provided such assistance to the colleges of education at the University of Qatar and the University of Bahrain. He participates in peer review teams of International Recognition in Teacher Education. He has participated also in reforming teaching and learning at the United Arab Emirates University and the Ministry of Education in the UAE. He assisted MOE efforts in developing curriculum frameworks and school textbooks. Prof. Al Hakimi maintains good international contacts with many international organizations such as, NARST, NCATE, AACTE, CQAIE, and the New England Association for Schools and Colleges. His educational philosophy is based on the conception that we can make a better and peaceful world by offering quality education. NATIONALITY: Yemen. QUALIFICATIONS: B.S. in education (Chemistry and Physics), May 1981, Sana'a University, Sana'a, Yemen. M. Sc. (Physical Chemistry), May 1987, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, USA. Ph. D. (Chemical Education), Dec. 1988, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, USA.

13 Dissertation Title: "A Comparison of Applied and Theoretical knowledge of Concepts Based on the Particular Nature of Matter." RESEARCH INTERST: Students' reasoning abilities and their relation to learning of science. In-service teacher training. Learning outcomes. Influence of culture on science learning. Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. EXPERIENCE: Dean, College of Education, United Arab Emirates University, Sept. 2001now. Vice Chancellor Advisor for Academic Affairs, United Arab Emirates University, Feb., 1997-2002. Accreditation Coordinator, College of Education, United Arab Emirates University, Sept. 2000-2001. Head, Curricula and Instruction Department, College of Education, United Arab Emirates University, Sept. 1999-2000. Associate Professor, science education, College of Education, United Arab Emirates University, Sept. 1995. Professor, science education, College of Education, United Arab Emirates University, Oct., 2000. Professor, science education, Faculty of Education, University of Taiz, May 1998. Head, curricula and instruction department, Faculty of Education-Taiz, Oct. 1993-Aug.1995. Associate Professor, science education, Mar. 13, 1993-1998. Dean, Faculty of Science -Taiz, Dec. 1990-Oct. 19993. Vice Dean, Faculty of Education-Taiz, Dec. 1989 -Dec. 1990.

14 Lecturer Assistant, Faculty of Education-Sana’a, Jun. 1987 - Jan. 1989. Graduate Assistant, Faculty of Education-Sana’a. May. 1982 - Jul. 1987. PUBLICATIONS: Khalil, O. A.; and Haidar, A. H. (1989). Tahleel manahej al-ulum fe al-marhalah aleidahdiah fe al-yaman: dirrassah tahleeliah (An evaluation of the preparatory school science curriculum in Yemen Arab Republic: Analysis Study). Paper presented at The Development of Curriculum Materials' Conference. Sana'a University, Sana'a, Dec. 4-8-1989. (In Arabic) Mutahar, M. ; Al-Sufi, M. ; and Haidar, A. (1990). An investigation of the possibility of science and arts colleges graduates at Sana'a University becoming postprimary level teachers in the Republic of Yemen. Papered presented to the World Bank, Jul. 1990. Haidar, A. H. (1990). Estikhdam al-khamputer fe ta'aleem al-khimya'a (Using Computer in Teaching Chemistry). Paper presented to the 3-rd Arab Seminar of Computer and Teaching, Tripoli 14- 16 Jul. 1990. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H. (1990). Assbab azuf al-tullab al-mutakademin lilderassah be-kulliat attarbiah be-taez a'an al-iltihak be-khism al-fizia (Obstacles that prevent freshmen from enrolling in physics major in the Faculty of Education-Taiz). Paper presented at the 3-rd conference of the Egyptian Council for Curriculum and Instruction. Alexandria, 4-8 Aug. 1991. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H. (1991). Al-urrud al-ammaliah wa tadrris al-ulum fe al-yaman: mua'auekhatuha wa etijahat al-mualimeen nahwaha (Demonstrations in the Yemeni Schools. Their obstacles, and teachers' and students' attitudes towards them). Dirassat Tarbawia 37, 271-316, Egypt. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H., Abraham, M. R. (1991). A comparison of applied and theoretical knowledge of concepts based on the particulate nature of matter. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 28(10), 919-939. Haidar, A. H. (1992). Takweem barnamej Al-tarrbiah al-ammaliah be-khuliat attarbiah be-taez (An evaluation of teaching practicum in the Faculty of Education-Taiz). Paper presented at Student Teaching in the Teacher Preparation Institutes in Yemen Seminar. Aden University, Aden 5-7 Jan. 1992. (In Arabic)

15 Haidar, A. H. (1992). Tattweer numudag le-ettehad karrar be-sha'an al-khubul fe khullia'at attarbiah wa tadhbekuh ala'a kulliat attarbiah be-taez (Development of admission decision making model and its applications to the Faculty of Education in Taiz. Paper presented at the admission policies in teacher preparation institutes seminar, Sana'a May 19-21, 1992. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H. (1992). Tasneef al-asselah al-shafawiah wa dawruh fe tadris alulum (The effect of using oral questions classification in science teaching. Paper presented at the academic achievement seminar sponsored by Yemeni Educational Researchers Association, Sana'a, Aug. 1-4, 1992. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H. (1993). Aldemukhrattiah wa al-manhaj al-madrrasy (Democracy and School Curriculum). Alrabetah al- Thakafia Publications, Sana'a , Yemen.(In Arabic). Haidar, A. H. (1993). Mafaheem mualemy al-marhalah al-thanawiah le-ta'aleem alulum fe al-yaman (High school science teachers' conceptions of science teaching in Yemen). Paper presented at the First Scientific Conference about The Future of Science and Mathematics and Arab society Needs. Beirut, Oct. 27-30, 1993. (In Arabic). Abu Zaid, M.; and Haidar, A. H. (1994). Nammat sulttat al-mualem fe al-yaman (Teachers' authority modes in Yemen). Al-Tarabia Al-Moaserah (31), 107128. . (In Arabic). Haidar, A. H. (1994). Al-elakhat al-batrekiah wa tatheeraha a’ala al-ittijahat alilmiah laddae tullab al-marhalah al-thanawiah fe al-yaman (Effect of patriarchy on Yemeni high school students' scientific attitudes. Paper presented at the 7-th conference of the Egyptian Council for Curriculum and Instruction. AleEsmaelia, Aug. 1995. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H.(1995) A Non-western culture and a western science education wave. Paper presented at Tomorrow's Education conference. Al-Ain, Dec. 1995. Haidar, A. H. (1996). Western Science and Technology and the Needs of the Arab World. Joint Symposium: Traditional Culture , Science & Technology, and Development. Mito, Sep. 22-29 1996. Japan. Haidar, A. H. (1996). Mafaheem Al-talabah al-yamanneen hawl bhad almafaheem albiologiah wa ta'atheer al-ussrah a'alayha (Yemeni students' conceptions about some biological concepts and family influence). Paper presented at the Second Scientific Conference about The Future of Science and Mathematics and Arab society Needs. Tunisia, Dec. 19-22, 1996. (In Arabic).

16 Al-Suwaidi, K., & Haidar, A. (1997). Assaleeb Rafa’a Kafa’at Al Ada’a Ladda’a A’adha’a Hayatt Att-tadris fi Khuliatt Attarbiah (Increasing Competency performance of Colleges of Education faculty members). Paper presented at the third Dean of Faculties of Education in the Gulf States. Sultan Qabous University. Sultanate of Oman: Masqat 21-22 Dec. 1997. Haidar, A. H. (1997). Pre-service chemistry teachers' conceptions of the conservation of matter and related concepts. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 34(2), 181-197. Haidar, A. H. (1997). Rua'a al-alam al-muta'alekah be al-sababiah lada'a altalabah alemarateen wa al-yamaneen (Emirates and Yemenis University students' World views related to causality). Journal of the Educational Reseach Center-University of Qatar, 12, Jun. 1997, 149-170. (In Arabic) Haidar, A. H. (1997). Arab prospective science teachers' world view presuppositions towards nature. International Journal of Science Education, 19(9), 1093-1109. Haidar, A. H. (1998). University professors' views about the influence of Arab Society science and technology. Paper presented at Higher Education in the Arab World in Light of Century Changes. United Arab Emirates University, Dec. 13-15, Al-Ain, UAE. Haidar, A. H., and Sultan, A. (1998). Numoothag Tatweer Mawad tadreebiah lemuallemy al-ulum (Developing Science Teachers’ Training Programs Model). Second Conference on Science Teacher Preparation for the 21st Century. The Egyptian Society for Science Education (ESSE). Abu Sultan, Aug. 2-5. Haidar, A. H. (1998). Arab perspective of the application of information technology in science education. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 7(4), 337Haidar, A. H. (1999). Arab pre-service and in-service teachers' views about the nature of science. International journal of science Education 21(8), 807-822 Haidar, A. H. & Bal-Fakeeh, N. M. (1999). Emirates high school students' views about the epistemology of science. Paper presented at NARST 1999. Boston, Massachusetts, Mar. 1999. Haidar, A. H. (2002). Emirates secondary school teachers’ perspectives on the nexus between modern science and Arab culture. International Journal

17 of Science Education, 24(6), 611-626. Haidar, A. H. and Steve Lilly. The Use of Accreditation Standards in College of Education Program Redesign at the United Arab Emirates University. Accepted to be presented at Redesigning Teacher Education for the Third Millennium Conference. United Arab Emirates University, 9-11 March 2003. Haidar, A. H. (2004). Al Adwar Al jadeedah lel muassassat ata'aleemiah fe alwatan alarabi fe del mujtama'a al ma'arefah (The New Roles of Educational Institutions in Knowledge Society). Journal of the College of Education, United Arab Emirates University. Haidar, A. H. & Mohammed, M. (in review). Dawr al maddrassah fe benaa thakkaffat attaalum and tanmiateha (School role in building and developing learning communities). Journal of the College of Education, United Arab Emirates University. Haidar, A. H. (2006). Al tajarob al alalamia fe majal aedad al mualem and awjoh al istefadate menha (Learning form distinguished international experiences in teacher education.) King Mohammed bin Saud university, KSA. BOOKS: Haidar, A. H. (1993). Ta'aleem al-ulum fe dhaw al-itijahat al-muasserah (Teaching Science in Light of Contemporary Educational Trends). Dar Al-Hady Publishing, Taiz, Yemen. (in Arabic) Al-Kalili, K., Haidar, A., & Younis, G. (1996). Ta'aleem al-ulum fe marahel alta'aleem al-aam (Teaching Science in Pre-College). Dar Al-Khlam: Duabi. (in Arabic) Haidar, A. & Awadh, A. (1996). Tatahwur wa tanmiat al-mafaheem al-ilmiah wa alrhiadiah ladah al-attfal (Development of Science and Math Concepts in Childhood). Dar Al-Khlam: Duabi (in Arabic). Haidar, A. (2004). Al Bahth Al Egrae (Action Research). Dar Al-Khlam: Duabi. (in Arabic) Haidar, A. (2005). Al Sair ala al Haffa (Walking on the Edge: Discovering Contemporary Leadership Skills). Dar Al-Khlam: Duabi. (in Arabic) Haidar, A. Tatweer Kuliatt at tarbiah fe daw Maaeer Al aetemad Al Academy (A. College of Education Reform in light of Accreditation Standards.

18 (in progress). (in Arabic) MAJOR PARTICIPATIONS IN SEMIARS AND CONFERNCES: The 10-th international conference for chemical education, Ontario, Canada, Aug, 1989. The development of educational materials seminar, Sana’a, Dec. 1989. The 63-rd Conference of the National Association of Research in Science Teaching, Atlanta, G, USA. 1990. The 3-rd annual conference for the Egyptian Council for Curriculum and Instructions, Alexandria, Aug, 1991. The 1-st Academic Conference about the Future of Science and Mathematics and the Arab Society Needs, Beirut, Oct. 27-30, 1993. Two months academic tour to seven universities in Beirut, and the USA included: Washington, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, South Dakota, and Massachusetts. The 6-th annual conference for the Egyptian Council for Curriculum and Instruction, Ale-Esmaelia, Aug, 1994. Tomorrow's Education conference. United Arab Emirates University. Al-Ain, Dec. 1995. Traditional Culture , Science & Technology, and Development Symposium. Mito, Sep. 22-29 1996. Japan. The Second Scientific Conference about The Future of Science and Mathematics and Arab society Needs. Tunisia, Dec. 19-22, 1996. (InArabic). NARST 1999, Boston, MA, Mar. 1999. AACTE Annual Conference, Boston, MA, 2000. AAHE, Annual Conference, Denver, CO, 2001. AACTE Annual Conference, Dallas, TX, 2001. AACTE Annual Conference, New York, NY, 2002. ICET Annual Conference, Frankfurt, 2002. NAYCE Annual Conference, New York, NY, 2003. AACTE Annual Conference, Washington, DC, 2005.

19 MEMBERSHIPS: Member of the preparation committee of the Yemeni Educational Society. since 1989. Member of the Egyptian Council for Curriculum and Instruction, Egypt. Since 1991. Member of National Association of Research in Science Teaching (NARST), USA since 1986. Founder member of The Arab Society for Science and Mathematics Teaching. Since 1993-. Member, World Council of Curriculum and Instruction. Since, 1999-. TEACHING: Taught the following courses: Science teaching methods (Elementary, middle and high schools). Development of Science and Math Concepts Teaching practicum Measurement and evaluation Research methods General science for teachers Science and math teaching methods. Classroom Interaction. Course development: Lead development of all new programs at the College of Education based on NCATE 2000 standards and performance-based education. Member of developing science teaching methods courses. Member of developing development of Science and Math Concepts Developing teaching methods: Using smart classrooms Using multimedia Using Internet Adopting a clear philosophy of teaching in higher education Developing multimedia for classes.

20 Student advising: Advising "general science students", 37 students, in 1996/95 Advising "general science students", 115 students, in 1997/96 Advising "general science students", 165 students, in 1997/98. UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY SERVICE Have participated in many committees at the University and Ministry of Education as well as Ministry of Higher education and Scientific Research. At the University level: - Coordinator of Strategic Plan Committee (1998-2007, UAEU), since 1997- now. - Teaching practice committee, UAEU1, 1995/96. - Administrative Committee, Tomorrow’s Education Conference, UAEU, 1995L96. - Computer Service Committee, UAEU, 1996/97. - Outstanding Students Committee, UAEU, 1996/97. - Coordination Committee, Ministry of Education and UAEU, 1996/97. - Half time job, Vice Chancellor’s Office, UAEU, Feb. 1997-. - Head, Instruction Committee, Curriculum and Instruction Department, UAEU, 1997/98. - Scientific Research Committee, College of Education, 1997/981998/99. - Head, Scientific Research Committee, Curriculum and Instruction Department, UAEU, 1998/99. - Central Supervisory Committee for scientific Research, UAEU, 1998/99. - Central Financial Committee for Creative Teaching, UAEU, 1998/99. - Central Teaching Methods Development Committee, UAEU, 1998/99. Also participated in many lectures and workshops for faculty, staff and students in: using technology, teaching and learning, educational standards, accreditation efforts, learning objectives, developing general education programs, and training and evaluation. At the Society Level: - Exam Development Committee, Ministry of Education, 1995/96. - Equivalency Committee, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, 1997/98-1998/99.

21 - Kindergarten Curriculum Frameworks Committee, MOE, 1997/98. - Accreditation Committee for Private Schools in Dubai. - Development and Modification Committee for 11-th grade Chemistry Textbook, MOE, 1997l98. - Counsel for Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award for The Distinguished Academic Performance, 1998- now. 1United Arab Emirates University. - Assisted the colleges of Education in both University of Qatar and University of Bahrain to reform their teacher education programs. - Participated in a pre-visit, College of Education, Kuwait University, 2005. Also participated in many lectures, workshops for in-service teachers in: teaching methods, curriculum analysis, training, education awards, and evaluation. Invited Lectures: College of Education, University of Manitoba, Japan, 1997. College of Education, University of Qatar, 2002, 2003. College of Education, University of Bahrain, 2003. College of Education, Sultan Qaboos University, 200 College of Education, University of Sana'a, 2003. College of Science, University of Taiz, 2003. Ministry of Higher Education, Sultanate of Oman, 2003. College of Education, University of Taiz, 2004. College of Education, University of Taiz, 2005. College of Education, Kuwait University, 2005. College of Education, King Mohammed Bin Saud university, KSA, 2006. AWARDS: Conico Company award – Chemistry Department, University of Oklahoma, 1987. The Best Ph.D. competition award in humanities and social sciences, University of Oklahoma, 1988. Best performance award in teaching, Faculty of Education, United Arab Emirates, 1998.

22 CONSTRUCTIONAL WORKS: Participated in the establishment of the computer unit in Sana’a University. Supervised extensions to the Faculty of Education-Taiz. Established the Faculty of Science-Taiz. Headed committees to develop new teacher education programs, UAEU. Lead accreditation efforts at the College of Education, United Arab Emirates University that were concluded with gaining International Recognition in Teacher Education by CQAEI in cooperation with NCATE. Applied Education Award in the Middle East, Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award. Headed committees to develop Master Degree Programs in education based on specialized professional organizations standards, UAEU.

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Abe Abrahami An international author, Public speaker, Media personality, An award-winner and a prolific author of 3 books More than 50 papers. His amazing presentations (samples below) draw from Engineering Computer science, Psychology, Meditation, Alternative medicine, Judaism, Mysticism and meta-physics. Dr. Abrahami speaks in English and Hebrew on cruise ships, in holiday resorts, private gatherings, parties, corporate venues, community centres, colleges etc. Dr Abrahami has spoken in about 40 destinations around the world, including Israel National Radio and World Brotherhood Union, from which he won an award: • Alternative Medicine • Cognitive Psychology • Meditation and Self-Improvement • Personal Development • Authentic Kabala • Codes of the Universe • Global Consciousness • Secrets of the Zodiac • Why did you come to this world? • Stress management • Change management • Risk management • Project managemen Abe Abrahami is a highly qualified, practical and hands-on analyst, project manager, and training professional, who has practiced engineering technology, business re-engineering, change, compliance & risk management, and more... His highly successful work methods and practicial cost-effective solutions and training are his hallmark of excellence and results-oriented best practice that have inspired so many people who have worked with him over the years.

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Abbas, Kanwar, Syed Economist Finance division, Govt of Pakistan, Islamabad Email: [email protected] M.Phone: +92-5368232 RESEARCH THESIS Efficiency Wage Hypothesis “The Case of Pakistan” Publication Journal Articles 1.“Wage Differential in an Islamic Framework”, (2006), Thoughts on Economics, the Quarterly Journal of Islamic Economics Research Bureau, 16 (1), PP. 47-53. http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9562/1/MPRA_paper_9562.pdf 2. “Wage Differentials in an Islamic Framework”, (2005), International Research Association, Harvard Square Cambridge, Massachusetts. www.the-ira.org/documents/wage_differentials.pdf 3. “Efficiency Wage Hypothesis---The Case of Pakistan” (2005), The Pakistan Development Review, 44(4), Part II. PP. 1051–1066. (With Asad Zaman) http://econpapers.repec.org/article/pidjournl/v_3A44_3Ay_3A2005_3Ai_3A4_ 3Ap_3A1051-1066.htm 4. “The Use of Maths in Statistical Terms”, (1997), Aldab Golden Jubliee Number, Govt Islamia College, Kasur. Pakistan. 5. “Global Food Crisis & Higher Inflationary Pressures: Shot and Medium to Long Term Policy Options”, (2008) MPRA Paper 9981, University Library of Munich, Germany. http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9981/1/MPRA_paper_9981.pdf 6. “Possibilities of Wheat Crisis in Asia: Pakistan’s Wheat Outlook vis-à-vis the World Position in 2009”, Submitted to Journal of Strategic Studies, Pakistan. The News, Karachi (Magazine Articles)

25 1. “Global Recessionary Shocks”, (8th December, 2008), Business and Finance Review, The News International. PP.9. http://jang.com.pk/thenews/dec2008-weekly/busrev-08-122008/p9.htm 2. “The Inflationary Traps and Dilemma of Monetary Policy Operations”, (7th July, 2008), Business and Finance Review, The News International. PP.7. http://jang.com.pk/thenews/jul2008-weekly/busrev-07-07-2008/p7.htm 3. “Pakistan’s Trade Deficit”, (March 2008), Weekly Cutting Edge, Issue # 3, Vol. 31. PP. 7 http://www.weeklycuttingedge.com/economy%202.htm 4. “SBP’s Cautious Approach towards Managing the Economy”, (24th March, 2008), Business and Finance Review, The News International. PP.5. http://jang.com.pk/thenews/mar2008-weekly/busrev-24-03-2008/p5.htm 5. “Higher Inflationary Pressures & Rising Fiscal Deficit”, (Feb 2008), Pakistan & Gulf Economist, Vol. XXVII, NO. 7. PP. 7-8. 6. “Inflation-Oriented Monetary Policy and Helplessness on Rising Fiscal Deficit”, (18th Feb, 2008), Business and Finance Review, The News International. PP.1. http://jang.com.pk/thenews/feb2008-weekly/busrev-18-02-2008/index.html#1 7. “Macroeconomic Challenges and Policy Options”, (13th August, 2007), Business and Finance Review, The News International. PP.8. http://jang.com.pk/thenews/aug2007-weekly/busrev-13-08-2007/p8.htm 8. “Inflationary Responses to Productivity Shocks”, (11th June, 2007), Business and Finance Review, the News International. PP.6. http://www.jang.com.pk/thenews/jun2007-weekly/busrev-11-06-2007/p6.htm 9. “Pakistan’s Federal Tax System Review and Recommendations for Budget-by WB”, (23rdApril 2007), Business and Finance Review, The News International. PP.3 http://jang.com.pk/thenews/apr2007-weekly/busrev-23-04-2007/p3.htm Policy and Research Working Papers The following Working Papers have been authored for Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan.

26 1. “Economic Context” See, Budget Strategy Paper 2008-09, (April 2008), Ministry of Finance, Islamabad, Pakistan. 2. “Increase in Government Borrowings from State Bank of Pakistan”, (Dec, 2007), Ministry of Finance, Islamabad, Pakistan. 3. “Global Food Crisis & Prospects of Wheat Outlook in 2008/09”, (April 2008), Ministry of Finance, Islamabad, Pakistan. 4. “Need for Economic Reforms & Private Sector Development Strategy”, (June2008), Ministry of Finance, Islamabad, Pakistan 5. “Inflationary Pressures: Short and Medium to Long Term Policy Options”, (July 2008), Ministry of Finance, Islamabad, Pakistan.

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Abbas M. Milani The Hamid and Christina Moghadam Director of Iranian Studies, Stanford University Co-Director, Iran Democracy Project, Hoover Institution 309 Encina Hall West Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305 650-725-0330 (phone) or 650-721-4052 (phone) 650-725-8278 (fax) Professional Experience 2005-present Director, Iranian Studies, Stanford University 2003-present Co-Director, Iran Democracy Project, Hoover Institution Research Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University 2003-present Visiting Professor of Political Science, Stanford University 1993-2003 Professor of History and Political Science Notre Dame de Namur University, Belmont, California 1987-2003 Chair, Department of History and Political Science Notre Dame de Namur University, Belmont, California 1988-2003 Research Fellow, Institute of International Studies Center of Middle Eastern Studies University of California, Berkeley 1979-1987 Member, Board of Directors, Center for International Studies Tehran University 1977-1987 Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law and Political Science, Tehran University 1977-1978 Research Fellow, Iranian Center for Social Research, Tehran 1975-1977 Research Fellow, Iranian Center for Social Research, Tehran

28 Publications (selected) Books (Original Works) Eminent Persians: Men and Women Who Made Modern Iran, 1941-1979, Syracuse University Press, Syracuse, NY, 2 volumes, November, 2008. The Road to Democracy in Iran, authored by Akbar Ganji, translated by Abbas Milani, forward by Abbas Milani and Joshua Cohen, MIT University Press, April 2008. King of Shadows: Essays on Iran’s Encounter with Modernity, Ketab Corp., Los Angeles, CA., May 2005. Persian text published in the U.S.; second print 2006. Lost Wisdom: Rethinking Persian Modernity, Mage Publishers, Washington, D.C. 2004; second print, 2005. The Persian Sphinx: Amir Abbas Hoveyda and the Riddle of the Iranian Revolution, Mage Publishers, 2000, 2002; in Britain, IB Tauris, 2000. Translated by the author into Persian as Moamay-e Hoveyda, published in Iran, Atiy-e Press, and in Washington, D.C. by Mage Publishers; (also translated by Houshang Mahdavi, Abolhol-e Irani, Tehran, 2001;) author's translation: Book of the Year, 2002, Deutsch Radio; now in eighteenth printing in Tehran, third in Washington; English paperback, Mage Publishers, 2004. Modernity and its Foes in Iran, Gardoon Press, Germany, 1998; Atiyeh Press, Tehran, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2004, 2005, 2007, Eighth printing 2008. Tales of Two Cities: A Persian Memori, Mage Publishers, 1996. Paperback, Kodansha, Jan. 1997 (best-seller, San Francisco Chronicle list). On Democracy and Socialism. (A collection of articles, written with Faramarz Tabrizi), Berkeley, CA: Pars Press, 1987. Malraux and the Tragic Vision, Tehran: Agah Press, 1982. Books (Translations-into Persian unless otherwise specified) Kolakowski, L., Main Currents of Marxism, 3 volumes, Agah Publishers, vol. 1 and 2, (2006); 2nd & 3rd editions (2007); vol. 3, Akhtaran (2008). Bulgakov, Mikail, Master and Margarita, Tehran: Nashre-no, 1983, 1990, 1994, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006

29 On Totalitarianism, (an edited, translated and annotated selection composed of Nechaev's Catechism of a Revolutionary, Dostoyevsky's Grand Inquisitor, selections from Miloz's Captive Mind, Kolakowsky's Totalitarianism and the Lie, Kundera's Future of the Novel, Nisbet's 1984 Revisited),Tehran, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Gramsci, Antonio, State and Civil Society, Tehran: Sahar, 1980. Reprinted: Stockholm: Ketab Pishro, 1986; third print: Koln, Germany, 1998; fifth print, Tehran, 1998; sixth print 2004, 2005 Golshiri, H., King of the Benighted (into English). Washington, D.C.: Mage Publishing, January, 1990; paperback edition, 1995; German translation, Surkamp Verlag, 1998 Mao-tse dung, Critique of the Soviet Economy, Tehran: Pejvak, 1986 Marx, Karl, Critique of the Gotha Program, Tehran: Pejvak, 1979. Reprinted 1980, 1982 Bettelheim, Charles, China Since MaD, Tehran: Ruzbehan Publisher, 1979. Reprinted Paris, 1980 Kautsky, Charles, Foundations of Christianity, Tehran: Arnir Kabir, 1978. Reprinted in 1980 Benjamin, Walter, Understanding Brecht, Tehran: Roudaki Publishers, 1979 Robison, Joan, Economic Management in China, Tehran: Javidan, 1977 Monographs Beyond Incrementalism: A New Strategy for Dealing with Iran, coauthored with Larry Diamond, Mike McFaul, Hoover Institution, May 2005 A catalogue for Creating an Islamic Republic: Iranian Collections from the Hoover Institution Library and Archives, with Cissy Hill, Hoover Institution, May 2004 Reagan and the Social Bases of His Power, Tehran: Katibeh Publishers, 1982 When Revisionists Write History, (an extended critique of Soviet historiography on the history and politics of modern Iran), Tehran: Roozbehan Press, 1979

30 Articles “Parliamentary Elections and the Future of Democracy in Iran”, Brown Journal of International Relations, forthcoming “Iran: Don’t Let Up”, coauthored with Mike McFaul, Hoover Digest, 2008, No.2 “Pious Populist”, Boston Review, November/December 2007 “Russia and Iran: Authoritarians Unite!”, Current History, October 2007 "El-milagro del nuevo Milenio", Vanguardia, July-September 2007 “The Wrong Lessons”, coauthored with Michael McFaul, Hoover Digest, 2007, No. 3 “How to Turn Iran Upside Down”, coauthored with Larry Diamond and Michael McFaul, Hoover Digest, 2007, No. 2 “What Ahmadinejad Thinks He's Doing”, Hoover Digest, 2006, No. 4 “How Iran Can Yet Be Tamed”, coauthored with Michael McFaul, Hoover Digest, 2006, No. 2 "A Win-Win U.S. Strategy for Dealing with Iran", coauthored with Michael McFaul and Larry Diamond, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2006 "Playing for the Long Haul in Iran: A Dual-Track Strategy for Arms Control and Democratization", Brown Journal of World Affairs, Winter/Spring 2006 "Iran's Peculiar Election: A Historical Perspective", Journal of Democracy, October 2005 “Iran’s New President,” Hoover Digest, 2005, No. 4 “The Passive Revolution,” coauthored with Jared Cohen, Hoover Digest, 2005, No. 3 “King of the Shadows: Golestan and the Question of Modernity,” Sharg, (Tehran)

31 “Character as Destiny,” paper presented at Oxford University conference titled, “Public Spaces, Private Lives.” Persian version, Sharg, October 2005, special issue on modernity and the state in Iran. “U.S. Foreign Policy and the Future of Democracy in Iran”, The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2005 “Daneshkadeh and the question of Modernity in Iran,” Iranshenasi, Summer 2005 “Give Diplomacy a Chance,” coauthored with Michael McFaul, Hoover Digest, 2005, No.1 “Bahar and the Question of Modernity,” Montreal Lectures on Iranian Literature and Culture (Montreal 2005) pages 244-263 “Solidarity with Iran,” coauthored with Michael McFaul, Hoover Digest, 2004, No. 2 "Hoveyda, Amir Abbas," Encyclopaedia Iranica, Vol. XII, Fascicle 5 "Hekmat, Sardar Fakher," Encyclopedia Iranica, Vol, XII, Faschile 2, 150-152 "Hekmat, Ali Asghar," Encyclopedia Iranica, (with editors of EIR), Vol. XII, Fascicle 2, 145-150 "Alam and the Origins of the Revolution in Iran," Iranshenasi, Spring, 2004 “U.S. Elections: A Survey,” Sharg, November 3, 2004 Review of a new novel by Z. Hashemi, Keyhan (London), April 2004 “Iran: A Revolution Betrayed", Hoover Digest, 2003, No. 4 "History and Culture: Hurley's Dream, How FDR almost brought democracy to Iran," Hoover Digest, 2003, No. 3 "Can Iran Become a Democracy," Hoover Digest, 2003, No. 2 "Shadman and the Question of Modernity." Introduction to the new edition of Taskhir Tamadane Gharb, Tehran, Gameno, 2003, 1-26 “Hakimi, Ebrahim,” Encyclopedia Iranica.

32 "Golestan and the Question of Modernity," Iranshenasi, Fall 2002; republished in Iran in Mardomsalar, 2003 "Modernity and the Postmodern in Iran," Mardomsalar, 13 Ordibehesht 1381 republished in Keyhan of London, 2003 "Qasem Qani," Encyclopedia Iranica, Vol. X, Fascicle 3 “The Grey of History: Answer to Critics,” Iraneemrooz (Internet magazine), Nov. 2002 "Abbas-Goli Golshaiyan," Encyclopedia Iranica, Vol. X “Letter to a Friend,” Jahane Ketab, March 2002; reprinted, Mehregan, Fall 2002 "On Houshang Golshiri," Iranshenasi, Summer 2000 "Remembering Goishiri," Azadi, Summer 2000 "Iranian Studies," Times Literary Supplement, Nov. 14, 1997 "Modernity and Political Thought in Nezami's Chahar Magalef (The Four Discourses)," Iranshenasi, Fall 1998 "Rereading Sadigi's Introduction to Aristotle's Politics,” Irannameh, Fall 1998 "Rostam ol Tavarikh and the Question of Modernity," Iranshenasi, Fall, 1996 "Narratives of Modernity: Perspectives of an Oriental Despot," in Moving Boundaries, Ed. Michael Shapiro. University of Minnesota Press, 1995 "Shadman and the Question of Modernity," Iranshenasi, Spring 1995 "Political Ideas and Theories in the Writings of Sa'di-Sirjani," Iranshenasi, Winter, 1995. Reprinted in an anthology of essays on Sa'di-Sirjani, Washington, D.C. 1996 "History in Tarikh-e Beyhagi," Iranshenasi, Spring 1994 "The Politics of Islamic Fundamentalism," San Francisco Review of Books, April 1994> "Nasir AI-Din Shah in Europe," Iranshenasi. Summer 1993 "Tazkeratol Oliya and Modernity," Iranshenasi, Spring 1992

33 "Art as Redemption: Mohasses and the Closed Circuit of History," Iranshenasi, Winter 1992 "Hedayat and the Tragic Vision," Iranshenasi, Fall 1992 "Tehran and Modernity," Irannameh, Summer 1991. Reprinted in Katabe, Tehran, ed. Sima Kuban, Tehran, 1992 "Kundera and Modernity," Kelk, July 1991 "The Wasteland: Millenarian Thought in Contemporary Iranian Novels," Irannameh, Fall 1989. Reprinted in Selections on Iranian Studies, Ed. Changis Pahlavan, Tehran, 1992 "Kaveh and Modernity," Iranshenasi, Spring 1990 "On the Islamic Revolution: An Exchange with Bernard Lewis," New York Review of Books, April 1988 "Chamedan: Tale of Estrangement," Ketabe Djomeha, January 1988 "Truth, Totalitarianism and the Novel: Kundera's Perspective," Ketabe Djomeha, August, 1988 "Two Perspectives: Further Discussions on Koestler," Naghde Aghah, Fall 1985 "Koestler Revisited," Naghdeh Aghah, Spring 1985 "Sylone: Return to Fontamara," Cheraq, Summer 1983 "Historical Notes on Malraux's 'La Condition Humaine,'" Naghdeh Agha, Fall, 1983 "Psychoanalysis and History," Neguine, March 1980 "Iran: Developments during the Last Fifty Years in Iran: Past, Present and Future,” Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, 1975 Editorials, Newspaper Articles and Op-ed Pieces "Persian Politicking", Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, Issue #10, Fall 2008

34 “The Right Way to Engage Iran”, coauthored with Michael McFaul, Washington Post, December 29, 2007 “What Scare's the Mullahs", New York Times, February 23, 2007 "Iran's Weakened Hard-Liners Crave a U.S. Attack", coauthored with Larry Diamond and Michael McFaul, Christian Science Monitor, February 6, 2007 "How Experts View A Strike Against Iran", San Francisco Chronicle, October 1, 2006 "Iran President Missing Badly. Ahmadinejad's crisis deepens as he endangers the petro-loot", San Francisco Chronicle, July 30, 2006 "Inside Iran's Fractured Regime", coauthored with Michael McFaul, Washington Post, June 25, 2006 “A Checking Account for Democracy”, coauthored with Michael McFaul, Wall Street Journal, March 6, 2006 “Revealing Errors: Iran, Jews and the Holocaust: An answer to Mr. Black”, Iranian.com, February 23, 2006 “Iran, Jews and the Holocaust: The beneficent legacy of Persia remembered, San Francisco Chronicle, February 19, 2006 “To Tame Tehran”, coauthored with Michael McFaul, The Washington Post, January 28, 2006 “For Jews, there have always been two Irans”, International Herald Tribune, November 10, 2005 “Regime Change”, The Wall Street Journal, October 31, 2005. An Italian translation published in Corriere della Ser “Silver Lining,” New York Times, June 30, 2005; reprinted in International Herald Tribune, Friday July 2005 “Cracks in the Land of the Ayatollahs”, coauthored with Michael McFaul, International Herald Tribune, June 17, 2005 “Iranshenasi”, Encyclopedia Iranica, Spring 2005, (article on the history of the Iranshenasi journal)

35 “Irannameh”, Encyclopedia Iranica, Spring 2005, (article on the history of the Irannameh journal) “How the U.S. should take on Iran”, San Jose Mercury News, November 28, 2004 "Solidarity with Iran," with Mike McFaul, Wall Street Journal, Monday, Feb. 23, 2004 "US-Iranian Relations at a Crossroad," San Francisco Chronicle, Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2004 "A Revolution Betrayed," San Jose Mercury, August 3, 2003 "Blurred Vision," coauthored with Larry Diamond and Mike McFaul, LA Times, July 20, 2003 Articles and Short-stories (Translations from Persian into English) "The Executions," (a selection from Shahrnoush Parsipur's A Prison Memoir, in The Prison where I Live: The Pen Anthology of Imprisoned Writers, Ed. Siobahn Dowd, New York, Cassell, 1996, pp. 138-142. The article has since been reprinted in several other anthologies) "Sketching," a short story by Houshang Golshiri, Literary Review, Vol. 40, No.1, Fall 1996 Short Pieces (For Broadcast on BBC Persian Program, 1995-2004) "Brief History of the Iranian Revolution" "Iranian Artists and the Revolution" "Khatami and his Place in History" "On the Perils of Biography: A Discussion of The Persian Sphinx” "Golshiri, An Appraisal" "US-Iranian Relations: Some Historical Remarks." "Karl Popper: a Eulogy" "Saidi-Sirjani: a Profile"

36 Introductory Prefaces "Introduction” to Shahrnoush Parsipur's Blue Logos. San Jose, 1994 Book Reviews BBC Persian Program

(1995-2000) Ohram Pamuk, The Black Book (1995) Reza Daneshvar, Khosro Khouban (1995) Dr. Li Zhisui, The Private Life of Chairman Mao (1996) Isaiah Berlin, The Magus of the North (1996) San Francisco Chronicle The following are a selection from approximately 150 book reviews published in the San Francisco Chronicle from 1991 to the 1998: Huntington, Samuel, Clash of Civilizations Lewis, Bernar, Islam and the West Lewis, Bernard, The History of the Middle East Fukuyama, F., The End of History and the Last Man Said, Edward, Culture and Imperialism Said, Edward, Peace and Its Discontents Eco, Umberto, Misreadings Eco, Umberto, Six Walks in the Fictional Wood Eco, Umberto, How to Travel with Salmom Perez, Shimon, The Future of the Middle East Glenny, Misha, The Fall of Yugoslavia Mernissi, Fatima, The Veil and the Male Elite Zonis, Marvin, Majestic Failure Armstrong, Karen, A History of God Mahfouz, Naguib, Arabian Nights and Days Mahfouz, Naguib. Children of the Alley Pamuk, Ohran, The Black Book Akbar, Allah O, A Journey through Militant Islam Viorst, Milton, The Arabs in Search of the Modern World Alam, Asadollah, The Shah and I Ahmed, Leila, Women and Gender in Islam Makiya, Kanan, Cruelty and Silence

37 Kadare, Ismail, The Pyramid Kadare, Ismail, The Three-arched Bridge Bloom, Harold, Omens of Millenium Netanyahu, Benjamin, A Place among the Nations Breytenbach, Breyten, The Memory of Birds in Times of Revolution Miller, Judith, God Has Ninety-Nine Names Journals "An Islamic Utopian: Ali Shariati, A Political Biography," Ali Rahnema, lranshenasi, Autumn, 2000 "Iranian Intellectuals and the West," Boroujerd, The Journal of the Middle East, Spring 1998 "Pivot of the Universe," Abbas Amanat, Iranshenasi, Summer 1997 "The Safavid Roundtable," (A discussion of aspects of the Safavid era in light of Calmar's Etudes Safavides and Melville's Safavid Persia), Iranshenasi, Summer 1997 “Omens of Millenium”, Harold Bloom, Iranshenasi, Autumn, 1996 "Under the Cloak of Hypocrisy," by Sa'di-Sirjani, Middle East Journal, Winter 1996 "Amin Malout's Samarkand," Irannameh, Fall, 1996 "Edward Said and the Peace Process," Mehregan, Fall 1996 "On Encyclopedia Iranica," Keyvan, Thurs. Feb. 15, 1996 "A Critique of Modernity," Babak Ahmadi, Iranshenasi, Fall 1994. Reprinted in Kelk, Tehran, Spring 1996 “Fragile Resistance," John Foran, Iranshenasi, Summer 1995 "Hedayat's Blind Owl as a Western Novel," Michael Beard, Iran Narneh, Summer 1992 "Iranian Culture: A Persianist View," Michael Hillman, lranshenasi, Summer 1992 "Revising Revisionism," Anvar Khamenei, Neguine, 1979 "History and Science," Journal of the Iranian Association of Librarians, Summer 1978

38 Invited Lectures Aug 2008 Nuke, Kooks and Democracy in Iran, Authors@Google talk, Goggle, Inc., Mt. View, CA June 2008 Failed Transitions from Monarchy in the Middle East, Monarchies in Transition Conference, Center on Democracy Development and the Rule of Law, Stanford University, Stanford, California Apr 2008 Red Sea Cruise Lecturer, Stanford Travel Study Program, Stanford University, Stanford, California Mar 2008 Leading La Jolla, California

Matters,

Stanford

University

Alumni

Association,

Feb 2008 Inside Iran: Bitter Friends, Bosom Enemies, Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California Feb 2008 Intellectuals & the Issue of Modernity: Several Narratives, SUGIA (Study Group for Iranian Affairs) Conference, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Aug 2007 Stanford Executive Program, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University, Stanford, California May 2007 Confronting The Iranian Threat: The Way Forward, The Foundation for Defense of Democracies Workshop, Freeport, Bahamas May 2007 Islam and Science, Muslim Scholar and Entrepreneur Awards, Stanford University, Stanford, California May 2007 Center for the Study of Democracy, School of Social Sciences Dialogue on Democracy & Islam Lecture Series, University of California Irvine, Irvine, California May 2007 Pacific Union Club, San Francisco, California May 2007 Bohemian Club Special Programs Committee Conference, Hoover Institution, Stanford, California Apr 2007 China Influence on Iran’s Foreign and Domestic Policies, On Common Ground, Forum for American/Chinese Exchange at Stanford, Stanford University, Stanford, California

39 Apr 2007 Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies Advisory Board meeting, Stanford University, Stanford, California Apr 2007 Iran and the Rise of Radical Islam, Stanford Alumni Association, Los Angeles, California Mar 2007 Iran - The Emerging Challenge Tel Aviv University, Los Angeles, California

in

Mulitple

Perspectives,

Mar 2007 Civil Resistance and Power Politics, University of Oxford, England Mar 2007 Nuclear Weapons in A New Century: Facing the Emerging Challenges, Ronald W. Burkle Center for International Relations, UCLA, Los Angeles, California Feb 2007 Iran’s Foreign and Security Policies, Global Research, University of Rome, Centre for Iranian Studies, University of Durham, Rome, Italy Feb 2007 The Rise of Political Islam: A Historical Perspective, World Affairs Council of Northern California, San Francisco, California Sept 2006 Prospects for Democracy in Iran and the Role of the U.S, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia Sept 2006 Iran’s Constitutional Revolution: A One Hundred Year Retrospective Conference, University of Maryland July 2006 Crises and Change in the Middle East, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts June 2006 Intercultural Exchange and Global Cooperation 9th Cultural Conference, Anaheim, California April 200623rd International Workshop on Global Security, Center for Strategic Decision Research, Berlin, Germany March 2006 Stabilizing Iraq: Regional Perspectives, Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, Stanford University, Stanford, California March 2006 Prospects for Democracy in Iran, Shiraz University School of Medical Sciences, Mahwah, New Jersey March 2006 Iran and Modernity, Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California

40 Feb 2006 The U.S. and Iran, World Affairs Council, San Francisco, California Nov 2005 Iran & the Engima of Modernity, Canadian Iranian Foundation, Vancouver, BC, Canada Nov 2005 Lost Wisdom, Persian Poetry & Literature Club, Calgary, Canada Oct 2005 Iran’s Presidential Election: Implications for Reform and International Security, International Security Forum, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Oct 2005 U.S. Foreign Policy and It’s Choices in Iran, World Trade Club, San Francisco, CA Oct 2005Iran’s Nuclear Program: Past and Present, Hoover Institution Retreat, Stanford, C Sept 2005 Iran Democracy: Problems & Prospects, Hoover Institution Breakfast Briefing, Los Angeles, CA Sept 2005 Iranian Identity, Mehregan Foundation, San Diego, CA July 2005 Tradition and Modernity in Iran: A Historical Perspective, The Society of Iranian Professionals, Sunnyvale, CA July 2005 St. Antony’s College, Oxford University, Private Lives and Public Spaces in Modern Iran, Oxford, England March 2005 Iran’s Future Path, The Ditchley Foundation, Oxfordshire, England April 2004 The History of the Iranian Revolution, Pluralism Fund, Palo Alto April 2004 Democracy in Middle East, Woodrow Wilson/Hoover conference, Hoover Institution, Stanford, CA March 2004 Future of Democracy in Iran, World Affairs Council, Peninsula chapter July 2003 Iran and the Crisis in Central Asia, World Affairs Council workshop, Stanford University, Stanford, CA July 2003 Prospects for Democracy in Iran, CISAC, Stanford University, Stanford, CA July 2003 Democracy and Rule of Law in Iran, Center for Democracy and the Rule of Law, Stanford University

41 June2003 Rethinking Persian Modernity, in panel discussion on "Unraveling Iran," Stanford University June 2003 The Current Situation in Iran, Hoover Institution, Stanford University Nov 2002 Rethinking Persian Modernity, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nov 2002 Hoveyda and the Question of Modernity, Massachusetts Institute of Technology April 2002 Democracy in Iran and the Role of U.S. Foreign Policy in its Evolution, World Affairs Council, Marin County Chapter Feb 2002 Hoveyda and the Question of Modernity in Iran, Yale University June 2001 The King of the Benighted, and the Poetics of Persian Culture, Princeton University May 2001 The Genesis of The King of the Benighted, School of Asian and Oriental Studies, University of London March 2001 Taming the Shrew, Unveiling the Prince: Women in Golshiri’s Prince Ehtejab, Conference on Iranian Women in Cinema, University of Virginia Oct 27, 2000 Hoveyda and Modern Iranian Politics, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London Nov 3, 2000 Rethinking Iranian Modernity, Stockholm International Center for Cultural Exchange Jun 2000 May 2000 April 2000 April 1999 May 1999 Nov 1999 Nov.

15, Purgatory of Exile: Persian Writers in America, Meinz International Conference on the Experience of Exile, Germany 25, Tehran and Modernity: Shahri's Personal Journey, Conference of Iranian Studies Association, Washington, D.C. 27, US-Iranian Relations and the Question of Democracy, University of Southern Florida 22, Perils of Persian Biography, Center for South East Asia Studies, University of Virginia, Charlottesville 28, Bahar and the Question of Modernity, Iranian Cultural Center, McGill University, Montreal, Canada 18, Iran and the Prospects of Democracy, World Affairs Council of San Francisco 24, Iran and the Question of Modernity: New Perspectives, Department of Asian

42 1999 and African Affairs, University of Uppsala, Sweden June 2, New Historicism and the Persian Context, Dehkhoda Foundation, Berlin, 1998 Germany April 2, Iran and the West, Symposium on Iran, World Affairs Council of Orange 1998 County Mar 28, Khatami and the Future of Iran-American Relations, World Affairs Council of 1998 Northern California Jun 21, Sarkuhi, A symposium, with Robert Hass et al in support of Sarkulli, 1997 University of California, Berkeley Apr 14, Tales of Two Cities: a Persian Memoir, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 1996 University of Virginia May 11, Jafar Shahri and the Question of Modernity, Iranian Professional Society of 1996 Portland, Oregon July 10, Tehran and Modernity, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 1996 Mar 18, Rustamol- Tavarikh and the Question of Modernity, University of California, 1996 Davis Oct 14, Islam: A Historical Perspective, World Affairs Council of San Francisco, CA 1994 Nov Modernity and the Politics of Identity, MESA Convention, Phoenix, AZ 1994 Mar 23, Narratives of Modernity: Perspectives of an Oriental Despot, International 1993 Studies Association Conference, Acapulco, Mexico Oct 2, Borders within Borders, World Affairs Council, San Francisco, CA 1992 Jan 21, Sufism: A Textual Genealogy, Society of Iranian Professionals, Berkeley, CA 1992 Jan 17, Hedayat and the Problem of Modernity, Conference on Hedayat, University of 1991 Texas, Austin Aug 30, Shii Fundamentalism: A Historical Perspective, Society of Iranian 1989 Professionals, Berkeley, CA Aug 15, Iranian Intellectuals, UCLA Conference on Iranian Intellectuals: 1910-1925 1988 Jun 3, Hedayat: A Post-Modernist?, Berkeley Society for Iranian Art and Culture 1988 Mar 1988 Shii Fundamentalism: A Textual Genealogy, Society for Iranian Cultural Studies, Washington D.C. Nov A Portrait of Contemporary Iranian Intellectuals, Center for Middle East 1987 Studies, University of California, Berkeley Conferences Organized:

43 Nov 2007 Hoover Institution one-day conference at Stanford University, Prospects for Democracy in Iran: Assessing the Regime and the Opposition Jan 2007 Rumi one-day Conference: An 800th Birthday Celebration with Robert Bly, Stanford Continuing Studies, Stanford University, Stanford, California 2006 Organized 15-20 lectures at Stanford University 2004, Young Iranian Scholars Conference organized with MIT, Stanford University, 2005, 2006 Stanford, California Mar 2005 Hoover Institution one-day conference in Washington D.C. with Larry Diamond and Mike McFaul, Will Iran Be the Next Iraq? Nov 2004 Hoover Institution one-day conference in Washington D.C. with Larry Diamond, Mike McFaul and Woodrow Wilson Center, Workshop on Iran’s Nuclear Program Nov 2004 Hoover Institution one-day conference at Stanford University with Larry Diamond, and Mike McFaul, Workshop on Iran’s Nuclear Program May 2004 Hoover/Stanford University; two day conference on Iran with Larry Diamond; papers will be published in books in English and Persian, edited by Larry Diamond and Abbas Milani May 2004 Moderator and organizer, with PSA and Stanford's Speaker's Bureau land lIS, Shirin Ebadi's talk at Stanford University's Memorial Auditorium May 2004 Hoover/Woodrow Wilson conference in Washington, with Haleh Esfandiari, director of Middle East Section, Woodrow Wilson Feb 2004 Woodrow Wilson/Hoover conference at Stanford, with Haleh Esfandiyari Oct 2003 Hoover Institution conference with Larry Diamond on Iran Awards, Honors and Scholarships 2005 BBC profile on life of Abbas Milani as one of Iran’s leading culture makers 2002 Tuin-Winmat Research Travel Fellowship. FDR Library 2002 Eisenhower Library Research Grant 2001 John Kennedy Library Research Grant 2000 Catherine Julie Cunningham Teaching Project Award, Notre Dame de Namur University 1998 George Keller Teaching Excellence Award (first recipient), NDNU 1988 Numerous Faculty Development Research Grants, NDNU Interviews – Radio and Television

44 Numerous interviews on BBC, CNN, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Associated Press, Fox News: The John Gibson Show, Voice of America, Radio France, Radio Free Europe, KGO, KBOO, KCSM, KUPS, KURV, Radio and Television of Iran (International Cable), Radio Farda, KQED, KCBS Channel 5, and the Stanford radio station. Magazines and Papers Pakistan, Polish, German, Brazilian; French magazines and papers: amongst them, Foreign Policy, [Polish], Urdu Work in Progress Peacock Prince. A political biography of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran. Articles on Hossein Ala', General Pakravan and Shapour Bakhtiar, for Encyclopedia Iranica. Professional Societies American Association of Political Science American Academy of Political and Social Science Association of Iranian Studies Editorial Advisory Board Memberships 2008-09 Knight Fellowship Selection Committee, Stanford University 2008-09 Crown Papers, Crown Center for Middle East Studies, Brandeis University 2004-08 Mehregan Foundation 2003-09 Iranian Scholarship Foundation Educational Background Ph.D., Political Science (1974), University of Hawaii Dissertation title: Ideology and the Iranian Constitutional Revolution B.A., Political Science and Economics (1970) University of California, Berkeley

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Ali Gamal Eddin Ezzat Osman Date of Birth

: 18 th June, 1928.

Place of Birth

: Cairo, Egypt.

Present Occupation

: Professor Emeritus of Linguistics. English Department, Faculty of Education, Ain Shams University 1954.

Qualifications

: B.A Department of English, Cairo University, 1954. Ph.D (Linguistics), Leeds University, 1968 . Positions Held: Lecturer, Faculty of Education, Ain

46 shams University. 1968- 1973 Assistant Professor of Linguistics, 1973 – 1978. Professor of Linguistics, 1978 – 1983 . Chairman of Dept. of Foreign Languages form 1983 till 1987. Publications • • • • • • •

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Essays on Language and Literature, Beirut - Arab University, Beirut 1972. Aspects of Language Study, Beirut Arab - University publications, 1973. Intelligibility Among Arabic Dialects, Beirut - Arab University, Beirut 1972. Aspects of Language Study, Beirut Arab University publications, 1973 . Intelligibility Among Arabic Dialects, Beirut Arab University publications, 1973. Studies in Linguistics, Beirut Arab University, Beirut 1975. Some phonological problems Involved in Teaching English to speakers o f Egyptian Arabic (Cairene Dialect) in Work Language, University of California, Los Angeles, Vol . XI, june 1977, pp. 103 – 111. Language and psychology, implications for Teaching, in Journal of the faculty of Education Ain shams University, Vol. I, September 1978, pp. 8597. What teachers Do we Need? In proceedings of the third National symposium on English in Egypt, Centre for Developing Engilsh language teaching, CDELT, Ain shams University, 1983. University English for Non – Specialists, Books 1&2 , Sphinx series, Cairo 1984. Language and Culture in translation CDELT Seminar papers, 1992.

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participating in a number of conferences and symposia on linguistics and teaching English as a second / foreign language held in Beirut, Cairo, Los Angeles , Miami (florida). A member of the steering Committee of Curricula development project, sponsored by the supreme Council of Universities in Egypt. A member of the permanent Committee for the Development of curricula of English in General Education in Egypt, sponsored by the Ministry of Education.

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A member of the committee of the Development of curricula of English in technical Education in Egypt. A member of the Board of Centre for Developing English Language Teaching, Ain shams University. Head of the Department of Living Languages, Centre of public service, Ain shams University. A cting Head of the Department of English, faculty of Education, Zagazig University. Member of the promotion of professors and Assistant professors of English supreme Council of Universities. Member of the permanent Academic committee for the promotion of professors and Assistant professors of English, Al – Azhar. University. Member of the Editorial and Executive Boards of Teaching English in Egypt, Centre for Developing English Language Teaching. Member of the Editorial Board of Occasional papers, published by CDELT, Ain shams University. Member of the organizing committee for Annual Symposium of English Language Teaching in Egypt, CDELT. Supervising a number of M.A. and Ph. D. theses on linguistics.

Academic visits and Missions • • • • • • •

Lecturer in linguistics, faculty of Arts, Beirut Arab University, 1971- 1975 . AID Scholar at UCLA, USA, January 1976 – June 1977. Professor of Linguistics, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, King Abdul – Aziz University , Jeddah , Saudi Arabi, 1979 – 1983 . Visiting professor, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Arab Emirates, March – April, 1984. British Council visitor for the Development and organization of courses for pre- service Teacher Education , January 1986 . Visiting professor of linguistics, Institute, of Linguistics, Aarhus University, Denmark , April 1986. Counselor of English, Girls, colleges, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 1987- 1991

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Ahmed Ali, Syed Educational Qualifications •

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Ph.D. (Chemical Engineering) — Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan, 1997 Dissertion Title: Thermodynamics and Reaction Kinetics of Hydrogenation of Petroleum Fractions M.S. (Chemical Engineering) — King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM), Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 1984 B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) — Osmania University, Hyderabad, India, 1981 Passed in First Division and Distinction.

Professional Experience

49 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR — The Research Institute, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM), Dhahran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. ENGINEER I / LECTURER — The Research Institute, KFUPM (1990-1996) ENGINEER II — The Research Institute, KFUPM (1984-90) RESEARCH ASSISTANT — Chemical Engineering Department (1981-1984) Job Experience • • • • •

To initiate and manage applied research projects in the area of petroleum refining and catalytic processes. To develop new or improved research concepts and techniques. To develop and execute plans for specialized technical facilities, procedures, equipment acquisition, and maintenance. To lead a team of qualified engineers and technicians in conducting research projects. To teach undergraduate courses at the Chemical Engineering Department

Honorary Member of the Ansted University Advisory Council from November 2000 Listed in Marquis Who’s Who in World and in Outstanding People of 20th Century as recognition of the outstanding achievements. Actively participated in organizing the annual International Symposium on Catalysis in Petroleum Refining at KFUPM-RI since last eight years Developed Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium and Gas/Oil Separator Simulation Software Designed and constructed a high-pressure bench-scale reactor systems, catalyst reduction/presulfiding unit, and attrition loss measuring unit (as per ASTM specifications) Participated in teaching the following courses in Chemical Engineering Department of KFUPM: Introduction to Chemical Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Mass Transfer I, Kinetics and Reactor Design, Chemical Process Industries. TRAINING OBTAINED

50 Invited as a Visiting Researcher by Japan Petroleum Institute, Tokyo, Japan, 1996, 2002. Participated in an intensive course on Applied Hydrogenation Technology Organized by The Center for Professional Development, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,1992.

Completed an intensive training program on Physical Analysis and Performance Testing of Hydrotreating and FCC Catalysts at Akzo Nobel R&D Center, Amsterdam, 1989.

Obtained comprehensive training from Xytel Corporation, USA on Installation, Operation Calibration and Routine Maintenance of Pilot Plants and variety of instruments for measuring process variables, 1988 TRAINING IMPARTED Imparted training to several engineers and technicians (junior employees) on the principles, design, start-up, operation, maintenance, trouble shooting, and computer control of pilot plants. Operation of equipment for physical characterization of catalysts Supervised the Co-op training and Summer training sessions of several undergraduate students from Chemical Engineering Department since 1993.

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Adams B. Bodomo B.A., M.A. (Legon), M.Phil., Ph.D. (Trondheim) Associate Professor of Linguistics & African Studies Programme Coordinator School of Humanities, The University of Hong Kong Tel: (852) 2857 8285 Fax: (852) 2546 4943 Email: abbodomo@hku dot hk Dr. Bodomo is Associate Professor of Linguistics in the School of Humanities at the University of Hong Kong and Coordinator of the University's African Studies Programme. His expertise includes: •FORMAL THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS - SYNTAX, SEMANTICS (and their interfaces): theory, description, and application (mainly Lexical-Functional Grammar)

52 •COGNITIVE SCIENCE/HUMAN LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY: IT-based language learning, Issues of Language and Literacy Education in the Information Age •AFRICAN STUDIES: digitization of indigenous African culture, comparative African and Asian studies, diasporan communities His current projects include writing a grammar of the Zhuang Language of southwestern China, research into the African diaspora in Asia, particularly China, and a study of ideophones in African and Asian languages. He does research on the syntactic and semantic structures of a wide range of languages, including Dagaare, English, French, Norwegian, Twi, and comparative study of Chinese and any of these languages. Beyond linguistics, he likes working out in the gym, hiking, distance running (10K - marathon), and watching soccer. He also finds time to write and recite poetry, and participates in lively debates of African and world affairs.

Ather Hussain, Syed M.D., F.A.C.P Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Nephrology Certification: November 2002 ABNeph Expiration- 2012 August 2000 ABIM Expiration- 2010 May 1998 USMLE III Passed August 1995 USMLE II Passed September 1994 USMLE I Passed January 1994 Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (M.B.B.S) Appointments: October 1, 2003 - present Medical College of Wisconsin/ VAMC Assistant Professor of Medicine

53 Department of Medicine Division of Nephrology October 1, 2003 – present Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center 5000 W. National Avenue Nephrology Section (CC-111K) Milwaukee, WI 53295 Graduate education: 4/1988- 1/1994 Dow Medical College, Karachi, Pakistan Postgraduate Training and Fellowship Appointments: Oct. 2002 – Sept. 2003 Medical College of Wisconsin Division of Transplant Nephrology Fellow PGY-VII 9200 W Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI 53226 July 2000 – June 2002 Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Nephrology /Fellow PGY, V-VI 9200 W Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI 53226 July 1999 – June 2000 Mount Sinai Services at Queens Hospital Center Affiliate of Mount Sinai School of Medicine Department of Internal Medicine PGY, IV

54 82-68 164th Street Jamaica, NY 11432 July 1998 - June 1999 Mount Sinai Services at Queens Hospital Center Affiliate of Mount Sinai School of Medicine Department of Internal Medicine PGY, III 82-68 164th Street Jamaica, NY 11432 July 1997 - June 1998 Mount Sinai Services at Queens Hospital Center Affiliate of Mount Sinai School of Medicine Department of Internal Medicine PGY, II 82-68 164th Street Jamaica, NY 11432 July 1996 - June 1997 Delaware State Hospital Department of Psychiatry PGY, I 1901 N Dupont Hwy New Castle, DE 19720 Jan. 1995 – Jan. 1996 Anklesaria Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan Dr. Khalid Mahmood & Associates Internal Medicine Group Associate Physician Karachi, Pakistan July 1994 – Jan. 1995 Civil Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan Affiliate of University of Karachi Internal Medicine Karachi, Pakistan Jan. 1994 - July 1994 Civil Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan Affiliate of University of Karachi Rotation in General Surgery & Plastic and Burn Unit Karachi, Pakistan Licensure: Number Issue Date Expiration Wisconsin 42819-020 11/ 2000 10/31/2009 Certifications: ATLS April 2003 Basic Life Support June 2002

55 Advanced Cardiac Life Support Sept.2003 Cardiac Stress Testing September 1999 Achievements: Co-Founder- Residents Journal at Mount Sinai School of Medicine at Queens Hospital Center. Introduced Citrate based Anti-Coagulation protocol for CRRT at Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital Implemented CRRT (Continuous renal replacement therapy) at Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center Started Renal Transplant Clinic at the VA Teaching: 2008-Present Core Skills Program –Phase III IM301 2007- Present Mentor and Instructor for CER program for 2nd year MCW Students 2005 – Present Mentor 3rd year Medical Student in clinics 2003 – Present Teaching fellows and residents Oct 2003 – Present Mentor and instructor for the MCW second year medical students, teaching History and Physicals. July 2000 – Oct. 2003 Mentor to interns, residents and PA students at the Medical College of Wisconsin, have given lectures and journal clubs in the department of Medicine and Nephrology, given lectures to the pharmacists. July 1998 – June 2000 Mentor to Physician Assistant and Pharmacy Students rotated through The Department of Internal Medicine, Mount Sinai Services at Queens Hospital Center 1993 -1994 Instructor- Physical Diagnosis Dow Medical College & Civil Hospital, Karachi, Pakistan Lectures: March 2006 Medical Student Lecture, Clinical Evaluation of the Kidney 2005 Clinical Pathological Conference, Principal Speaker, Zablocki VA 2005 – Present Medical Student Lecture, On Electrolytes (bi-quarterly address) 2004 – Present Intern Lecture, On UA (quarterly address)

56 Invited Guest Speaker: 11/2006 Hypertension and Role of ACE-I and ARB 10/7/2006 Pre-dialysis Care of Kidney Disease. Primary Care Update, Door County, WI 9/2006 Hypertension and Kidney Disease. West Allis Health Department, West Allis, WI 10/24/2007 New advances in hypertension. St. Luke’s Hospital, Racine, WI Committees: July 2004 – Present Fellowship Committee Division of Nephrology / Department of Medicine Medical College of Wisconsin 2005 – Present Interview Selection/Interview Committee for new interns Awards: 2002 – 2003 Best Teaching Service for the 2002/2003Academic Year Division of Nephrology / Department of Medicine Medical College of Wisconsin 2003 – 2004 Best Teaching Service for the 2003/2004 Academic Year Division of Nephrology / Department of Medicine Medical College of Wisconsin 2003- 2004 Certificate of appreciation for MCW Clinical Examination Course Committee Membership: Since 10/10/2001 American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Since 04/24/2002 American Society of Transplant (AST) Since 10/10/2001 Renal Physician Association (RPA) Since 01/24/1994 Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) Since 01/24/1994 Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Reviewer : Reddy SS, Holley JL. Management of the Pregnant Chronic Dialysis Patient. In Press. Clinical Studies (Current) : Title: A prospective randomized, double-blind, forced titration, multicenter parallel group, one year treatment trial to compare Micardis (telmisartan) 80mg versus Cozaar (losartan) 100mg, in hypertensive type 2 diabetic patients with overt nephropathy (AMADEO STUDY)

57 Role : Principal Investigator Dates: 2004 – 03/2005 Title: A Phase 2, Proof of Concept, Randomized, Open-Label, Two-Arm, Parallel Group, Multi-Center Study to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of FK778 Compared with Standard Care in Renal Transplant Recipients with Untreated BiopsyDiagnosed BK Nephropathy Protocol 04-0-196 Source: Fujisawa Role: Principal Investigator Dates: 1/2005 – 01/2006 Title: Ongoing Telemesartan Alone and in Conjunction with Ramipril Global Endpoint Trial (ONTARGET) Role : Co Investigator Dates : 2001-2006 Title : A Randomized, Double Blind, Multiple Dose Study of KRX – 101 in Diabetic Nephropathic Patients with Persistent Microalbuminuria. Role : Co Investigator Source : Keryx Biopharmaceuticals Dates : 2004-2005 Title: A Multicenter, Randomized, Partially-blinded Study of the Safety and Efficacy of FTY720 Combined with Corticosteroids and Full or Reduced Dose of Neoral in De Novo Adult Renal Transplant Recipients. Source: Novartis Role: Co Investigator Dates: 6/01 – present (Completed enrollment) Title: Folic Acid for Vascular Outcomes Reduction in Transplantation (FAVORIT). Source: NIH Role: Clinical Site Co-Investigator Dates: 2/2002-2/2007 Title: Phase II, Open Label, Multicenter Study to Assess the Pharmacokinetics, Long-term Safety and Tolerability of Tacrolimus in Stable Kidney Transplant Patients Converted from a Prograf Based Immunosuppression Regimen to a Modified Release (MR) Tacrolimus Based Immunosuppression Regimen. Source: Fujisawa Role: Co Investigator Dates: 10/2002-10/2007 (Completed enrollment)

58 Title: A One Year, Multicenter, Partially Blinded, Double-Dummy, Randomized Study to Evaluate the Efficacy and Safety of FTY720 Combined with Reduced Dose or Full Dose Neoral and Corticosteroids Versus Mycophenolate Mofetil (MMF, Cellcept) Combined with Full Dose

59 Neoral and Corticosteroid in De Novo Adult Renal Transplant Recipients. Source: Novartis Role: Co Investigator Dates: 4/2003 – Present (Completed enrollment) Title: A Phase III, Randomized, Open Label, Comparative, Multicenter Study to Assess the Safety and Efficacy of Prograf/MMF, Modified Release (MR) Prograf/MMF and Neoral/MMF in De Novo Kidney Transplant Recipients. Source: Fujisawa Role : Co Investigator Dates: 4/2003 – present (Completed enrollment) Title: PLANET I: Prospective evaLuation of proteinuriA and reNal function in diabETic patients with progressive renal disease Source: AstraZeneca Role: Principal Investigator Dates: 01/06 – 01/08 Title: PLANET II: Prospective evaLuation of proteinuriA and reNal function in non-diabETic patients with progressive renal disease Source: AstraZeneca Role: Principal Investigator Dates: 01/06 – 01/08 Title: Phase IV Study of Telmisartin/HCTZ vs. Valsartan/HCTZ in Patients with Stage I or Stage II Hypertension. Source: Bohringer Role: Principal Investigator Dates: 10/2005 – 10/2006 Clinical Studies (New): Title: An Outcome, Rondomized, Double-blind, Placebo Controlled Trial Evaluating the Efficacy and Safety of Norditropin in Hemodialysis Patients Source: Novo Nordisk Role: Co Investigator Title: Belatacept Evaluation of Nephroprotection and Efficacy as First-line Immunosuppression Trial - EXTended criteria donors (BENEFIT - EXT) Clinical Protocol: IM1O3027 Source: Bristol Myers Squibb Role: Co Investigator Title: A Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Study to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of Cinacalcet HCl in Chronic Kidney Disease Subjects with Secondary Hyperparathyroidism Not Receiving Dialysis Cinacalcet HCl (AMG 073) Source: Amgen, Inc.

60 Role: Co Investigator Title: A 6-month, Phase 2, Multicenter, Randomized, Open-Label, Comparative Study of Two Dose Levels of CP-690,550 Administered Concomitantly With IL-2 Receptor Antagonist Induction Therapy, Mycophenolate Mofetil and Corticosteroids Versus a Tacrolimus-based Immunosuppressive Regimen for the Prevention of Allograft Rejection in de novo Renal Allograft Recipients Protocol A3921009 Source: Pfizer Role: Co Investigator Title: An Open-Label, Single-arm Study to Assess the Safety of Epoetin alfa Manufactured by a Deep Tank Technology in Subjects with Chronic Kidney Disease Receiving Dialysis Protocol: 20040268 Source:Amgen Role: Co Investigator Dates: 2005 - 2007 Title: A Randomized, Open-Label, Study to Assess the Safety of Epoetin Alfa Manufactured by Deep Tank Technology and Epoetin Alfa manufactured by Roller Bottle Technology in Subjects with Chronic Kidney Disease not on Dialysis Protocol: 20040259 Source:Amgen Role: Co Investigator Dates: 2005 - 2007 Clinical Studies (Past): Title: A Phase I open label multi-center study to evaluate the pharmacokinetics and tolerability to Tacrolimus and Sirolimus when used in combination in stable renal transplants. Source: Fujisawa Healthcare, Inc. Role: Co Investigator Dates: 6/1999 – 12/2002 Title: Study of the Safety of Long-term Administration of Sirolimus. Source: Wyeth-Ayerst Role: Co Investigator Dates: 3/99 – 2004 Title: A Comparative Open-label Study to Evaluate Graft Function in De Novo Renal Allograft Recipients Treated With Either a "Reduced Dose" or a "Standard Dose" of Cyclosporine in Combination With Rapamune and Corticosteroids. Source: Wyeth-Ayerst Via PPD Development Role: Co Investigator Dates: 8/00 – 2004

61 Title: One Year, Multicenter, Open-label, Prospective, Randomized Study to Compare the Effect of Two Neoral C-2h Maintenance Targets, Beyond Two Months Post-transplant, on Renal Function, in the Context of an Immunosuppressive Regime Consisting of Myfortic, Simulect, and Steroids. Source: Novartis Role: Co-Investigator Dates: 4/2002-4/2004 Articles & Publications: 1. Hussain S, Sondhi D, Munir A, Ayinla R. Rosner F. Amniotic fluid embolism with late respiratory failure. Hospital Physician. 2001, 37: No.12; 40-43 2. Sondhi D, Hussain S, Munir A, Ayinla R, Rosner F. Heroin lung: case report and brief review. Resident & Staff Physician. 2001 47:30-32 3. Munir A, Hussain S, Sondhi D, Ayinla R, Rosner F. Wernicke’s encephalopathy in a non alcoholic patient. Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine. 2001, 68:3 4. Hussain S, Bresnahan BA, Cohen EP, Hariharan S. Rapid kidney allograft failure in patients with polyoma virus nephritis with prior treatment with antilymphocyte agents, oral. Clinical Transplantation. 2002, 6: 43-7 5. Cohen EP, Hussain S, Moulder JE. Successful treatment of radiation nephropathy with angiotensin II blockade . Int. J. Radiation Oncology Biol. Phys. 2003, 55; pp190-193 6. Basant Arya, Syed Hussian, Sundaram Hariharan. Rhodococcus equi pneumonia in a renal transplant patient: A case report and review of literature. Clinical Tranplantation 2004: 18: 748 –752 7. Hussain S, Orentas R, Walczak J, Cohen EP, Hariharan, S. Prevention of BKV Nephritis by Monitoring BK Viremia in Renal Transplant Recipients: A Prospective Study. Graft, 2004, 7: 28-30 8. Hussain S, Savin V, Piering W, Tomasi J, Blumenthal S. Phosphate Enriched Hemodialysis During Pregnancy – Two Case Studies. Hemo Dial International 2005; 9: 147-152 9. Hussain S and Cheng E. Causes and Prevention of Acute Renal Failure in the Critically Ill Patient. Contemp Critical Care, 2005, 2:10

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10. Vasudev B, Hariharan S, Hussain S, Zhu Y, Bresnahan B, Cohen E: BK Virus Nephritis: Risk Factors, Timing and Outcome in Renal Transplant Recipients. Kidney International. Vol 68:1834-39, 2005 11. Hussain S, Hariharan, S. BK Virus Infection after Renal Transplantation. Current Opinion in Organ Transplantation 2006, 11:413-417. 12. John S. Gill, Syed Hussain, Caren Rose, Sundaram Hariharan, and Marcello Tonelli. Access to Kidney Transplantation among Patients Insured by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. J Am Soc Nephrol 18: 2592-2599, 2007 Abstracts & Posters: 1. Otrok T, Hussain S. Pericardial effusion in an ulcerative colitis (UC) patient. The American College of Gastroenterologists, 1999 2. Hussain S, Bresnahan BA, Cohen EP, Hariharan S. Rapid kidney allograft failure in patients with polyoma virus nephritis with prior treatment with antilymphocyte agents. American Society of Transplant (AST) Conference, Chicago, IL, May 2001 3. Hussain S, Hariharan S. Safety and efficacy of rapamycin and tacrolimus in de novo living donor kidney transplantation. World Congress of Nephrology, San Francisco, CA, October, 2001 4. Hussain S, Piering W, Savin V. Phosphate enriched hemodialysis during pregnancy: a case report. World Congress of Nephrology, San Francisco, CA, October, 2001 5. Eric P. Cohen, Syed A. Hussain, John E. Moulder. Treatment of bone marrow transplant nephropathy by angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers (ARB). J Am. Soc. Nephrol 13: 2002 ( PUB 015) 6. Hussain S, Hariharan S, Bresnahan BA, Johnson CP, Zhu YR, Adams MB. Impact of potent immunosuppressive agents on nephrotoxicity while lowering acute rejection rates. Poster presented at the American Society of Nephrology, October 2002, Philadelphia, PA 7. Ganne V, Hussain S, Kashif W, Savin V. Case report of a patient with severe uremic syndrome from ESRD treatment with CVVH. J Am. Soc. Nephrol 13: 2002 (PUB 018)

63 8. Kashif W, Hussain S, Siddiqi N, Ganne V. Use of CVVH in treatment of isopropyl alcohol toxicity. J Am. Soc. Nephrol 13: 2002 (PUB 104) 9. Afzal. O, Hussain S, Bresnahan B, Zhu Y, Hariharan S. Graft Loss associated with Polyoma Virus Nephritis. Poster presented at the American Transplant Congress meeting in April 2003 at Washington, D.C. 10. Afzal. O, S. Hussain, Zhu Y.R., S. Hariharan. Polyoma Virus Nephritis after Renal Transplantation. Poster presented at the National Kidney Foundation meeting in 2003 at Dallas. 11. Afzal. O, N. Siddiqi, M. Ahuja, W.F. Piering, S. Hussain. Right Atrial Catheter Complicating Central Venous Catheter in Hemodialysis Patients: A Case Series. National Kidney Foundation, 2003, Dallas. 12. Syed A. Hussain, Yang R. Zhu, Daniel C. Brennan, Bruce Julian, Douglas J. Norman, Rosemary Ouseph, Ravi Parasuraman, Ram Peddi, Vivian A. Tellis, Venkateswara K. Rao, Sundaram Hariharan. Prevalence of Recurrent and De novo Diseases after Renal Transplantation: A Prospective Study From The Renal Allograft Disease Registry (RADR). American Transplant Congress (ATC), 2003, Washington, D.C. 13. Sundaram Hariharan, Rimas Orentas, Syed A Hussain, Eric P Cohen. Monitoring BK viremia in renal transplant recipients- A prospective study. American Society of Nephrology, 2003, San Diego, CA. 14. Syed A Hussain, Yong-ran Zhu, Sundaram Hariharan. Prevalence of recurrent and de novo diseases after renal transplantation: A retrospective single center study from the Renal Allograft Disease Registry (RADR). American Society of Nephrology, 2003, San Diego, CA. 15. Omer Afzal, Zhu Y, Barbara Bresnahan, Syed Hussain , Nauman Siddiqi, Sundaram Hariharan. BK Virus nephritis after renal transplantation and graft failure. American Transplant Congress, May 2004, Boston. 16. Syed Hussain, Rimas Orentas, Joanne Walczak, Eric P Cohen, Sundaram Hariharan.Prevention of BKV nephritis by monitoring BK viremia in renal transplant recipients- A prospective study. American Transplant Congress, May 2004, Boston. 17. Nauman Siddiqi, Wida S Cherikh, Yulin Cheng, Maureen McBride, Barbara Bresnahan, Syed Hussain , Sundaram Hariharan. Composite EndPoint (CEP),

64 Correlation with graft survival-An analysis of UNOS/OPTN data. American Transplant Congress, May 2004 Boston. 18. Nauman Siddiqi, Syed Hussain, Sundaram Hariharan. Cost effectiveness of Cyclosporine (CsA), Rapamune (RAPA), and Tacrolimus (TAC) in combination with Mycophenolate Mofetil (MMF) in cadaveric renal transplants. American Transplant Congress, May 2004, Boston. 19. Syed A Hussain, Brahm Vasudev, Hari Parameswaran, Sundaram Hariharan. Renal Graft Dysfunction and Histological Diagnosis of Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder (PTLD): A Series of Two Cases. Presented at American Transplant Congress, May 2005, Seattle. 20. Syed A. Hussain, John S. Gill, Nathan Johnson, Agha Zia, Sundaram Hariharan. Access to Renal Transplantation for Veterans With End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). Presented at American Transplant Congress, May 2005, Seattle. 21. Ehab R Saad, Barbara Bresnahan, Eric P Cohen, Syed A. Hussain, Brahm Vasudev, Rimas Orentas, Sundaram Hariharan. Reduction in Immunosuppression Without Use of Anti-Viral Therapy in the Treatment of BK Virus Infection After Renal Transplant. Presented at World Transplant Congress, July 2006, Boston. 22. Syed A. Hussain, Tayyab Mohyuddin, Na Lu, Walter F. Piering, Samuel S. Blumenthal. Does Frequency of Physician-Patient Contact Impact Outcome of End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Patients Receiving Dialysis. Poster presented at ASN in San Diego, November 2006. Published in JASN November 2006 as a poster [SA-PO326] 23. Tayyab Mohyuddin, Mohammad Saleh, Yong-ran Zhu, Syed A. Hussain. Outcome among Patients with Acute Renal Failure Needing Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy A Single Center Study. Poster presented at ASN in San diego, Nov 2006. published in JASN nov 2006 as a poster [TH-PO840] 24. Ruchika Batwara, Sharath Subramanina, Syed Hussain. Primary Amyloidosis in a Renal Transplant Recipient: A Case Report. Poster presentation at the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) 2007 Spring Clinical Meetings, April 10-14, 2007 Orlando, FL. 25. Sharath Subramanian, Ruchika Batwara, Syed Hussain. Interesting Case of Diarrhea and Jaundice in Renal Transplant Recipient. Presented at SGIM annual meeting, April 2007, Toronto.

65 26. Syed A. Hussain, M. Saleh, W.P. Piering, Y.R. Zhu, T. Mohyuddin. Outcome of Acute Renal Failure in Those Needing Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy. The 12th International Conference on Continuous Renal Replacement Therapies (CRRT), 2007. 27. A. Deshmukh, Jack Kleinman, Samuel Blumenthal, Syed Hussain. Emerging Therapies in Membranous Nephropathy- A Case Series. National Kidney Foundation 2008 Spring Clinical Meetings. 28. Aaron Dall, Kevin Regner, Toni Balistrieri,, Jennifer Koch, Syed Hussain. Outcome of Severe Acute Renal Failure- A Veteran Affairs Study. The Thirteenth International Conference on Continuous Renal Replacement Therapies, CRRT 2008, San Diego, CA. Chapters: 1. Hussain S, Hariharan S: Recurrent and De Novo Diseases After Renal Transplantation. Textbook on Transplantation, Ed. Matthew Weir. 2004, Chapter 13, 188 – 197 Current Research: 1. Prevalence and treatment of Kidney transplant patients with Polyoma Virus Infection, A prospective study. 2. Access to renal transplantation for veterans vs. non-veterans with ESRD 3. Optimal care of veterans with ESRD compared to non-veterans 4. Chronic Allograft Nephropathy

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Amanda Anastasi Amanda Anastasi provides private music lessons in piano, incorporating music theory, aural training and performance development. VCE music and AMEB exam preparation is also available. Piano teacher Amanda Anastasi holds a Bachelor of Arts from Deakin University, and is a member of the Australian Society of Music Education. She is also an honorary member of the international Ansted University Advisory Council, and has nine years of music teaching experience. Amanda Anastasi's studio is in Derrimut, Melbourne. Through her private piano teaching practice Amanda teaches up to fifty-eight students from the Brimbank Gardens estate and surrounding suburbs such as Deer Park, Burnside, Cairnlea, Caroline Springs, Melton, Sunshine, Keilor and Taylors Lakes. Many of Amanda's students have won secondary school Music Scholarships and A.M.E.B. High Distinction awards.

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Anis Ahmad Prof. Ahmad is Vice Chancellor of Riphah International University Islamabad. And Meritorious Professor of Comparative Religion.

Present Position

He is also Editor-in-Chief of West and Islam, an Academic journal/Published for Islamabad. He carries a Ph.D. in Comparative Religion and Islamics from Temple University, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Academic Position Vice President, International Islamic University, Islamabad. Held ► Founder Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, International Islamic University, Islamabad. ► Dean, Faculty of Islamic Revealed Knowledge & Human Sciences, International Islamic University, Malaysia ►

Founder Dean, Faculty of Islamic Learning (Usuluddin), International Islamic University, Islamabad.

► Founder Director General of the Da’wah Academy of International Islamic University, Islamabad. ► President, Association of Muslim Social Scientists, U.S.A Taught as regular or Visiting faculty at: The Appalachian State University, North Carolina, U.S.A. The Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. International Islamic University, Malaysia .

Lanzho University, China International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan

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The Karachi University, Karachi, Pak National Defense College, Islamabad, Pakistan. Foreign Service Academy, Islamabad, Pakistan Federal Judicial Academy, Islamabad. National Institutes of Public Administration, Pakistan. Staff Colleges. Shari’ah Academy of the IIU, Islamabad and other academic institutions. Members hip in Professional Bodies Special Awards

Published works

Association of Muslim Social Scientists (A.MS.S.), U.S.A American Academy of Religion. University Fellow (1969-1971), Temple University, Philadelphia. Most recent works include:

Family in Pakistan: Challenges and prospects” in Dr Umar caha, Ed..Gunumuzde Aile Istanbul, 2007.P191-213. Fundamentalsim, Extremisim and Isalm”in Critariom, vol2.(july-sept 2007), number 3.P 89-10 Iran and Future of Peace in the Reign’’ The West and Islam vol xi, no 1-2 Islamabad, July 2007. Women and Social Justice: An Islamic Paradigm, Islamabad (Pakistan), Institute of Policy Studies. Kaden Ve Sosyal Adalet, Beyan Yayinlari, Istanbul (Turkey). Al-nisa al-Muslim at wa al-ta’lim al-ali, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), Arab Bureau of Education for the Gulf States, (Arabic).

69 Muslim Women and Higher Education, Islamabad (Pakistan), Institute of Policy studies, Islamic Da’wah Programmes and Prospect, Monograph, Islamabad (Pakistan), International Islamic University. Islah-i-Mu’ashrah: Some Ideas For Islamic Social Reform, Monograph, Islamabad (Pakistan), International Islamic University. Mashahir-I-Islam, Karachi, Jamiat al-Falah, Tr. Ed.(Urdu). Articles contributed In ► Encyclopedia of Islam, Istanbul, Turkey. ► The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Muslim World, N.Y., USA ► The Muslim World Book Review, Leicester, UK. ►

The Policy Perspective, Islamabad.Pk.

Titles of some of The published Articles

1. “Ramadan”, the Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World New York, 1995, Vol. 3. 2. “Sayyed Abul A’la Mawdudi: Life and works”, Encyclopedia of Islam, Istanbul, Turkey. 3. “Shibli Nu’mani: life and Works,”Encyclopedia of Islam ,Istanbul, Turkey. 4 “Family in Pakistan”, Worldwide State of Family, ed. Gordon L. Anderson, St. Paul. Minnesota, PWPA, 1995. 5

“Cultural Clash in a New Context”, West and Islam (Quarterly Urdu), Institute ofPolicy studies (IPS),Islamabad,NO.19,Vol.5,issue 4,October-Desember 2001.

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“Islam and Muslims from an American Perspective”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad No. 18, Vol. 5, Issue 3, July-September 2001.

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“Muslims Countries, Democratic Traditions and Islam”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad No. 17. Vol., Issue 2, April-June 2001.

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“A Clash of Civilizations or a Dialogue”, West and Islam IPS, Islamabad No. 16, Vol. 5, Issue 1, January-March 2001.

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“A Century of Islamic Revivalist Movements”, West and Islam IPS, Islamabad No. 13, Vol. 4, Issue 2, April-June 2001.

10 “West and Islam: The changing Perspectives”, West and Islam IPS, Vol. 3, Issue 4, October-December 1999. 11 “Secularism, Fundamentalism and Development”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad, Vol. 3, Issue 3, July September 1999. 12 “Modern Movements for Revival and Ijtehad”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 9, Vol. 3, Issue 2, April-June 1999. 13 “Modernism, Reform and Revival II’, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 8, January-March 1999. 14 “Modernism, Reform and Revival II’, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 7, October-December 1998. 15 “The Muslim Minorities Problems and Prospects”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 6, July-September 1998. 16 “Intellectual and Cultural Colonialism”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 5, April-June 1998. 17 “Islam and Liberation of Women”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 4, January-March 1998. 18 “West and its Political Apprehensions”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 3, October-December 1997. 19 “Fundamentalism: An Analysis”, West and Islam, IPS, Islamabad. No. 2, July-September 1997.

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20 “Political Economy: An Islamic Paradigm”, proceedings in 2nd International Business Forum, Istanbul (Turkey). Nov 96, P1-25. 21 “Islamic Philosophy of Education”, proceedings in COMMECS, Karachi (Pakistan) May 1996. 22 “Islamic Movements as Agents of Social change: Framework for Analysis”, proceedings in International Conference on Islam & Change, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). 1996, P 1-27. 23 “Islamization of Laws and Economy: Case Studies on Pakistan”, introduction at Seminar at institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad (Pakistan). 1996, P11-31. 24 “Use of Technology for Training of Da’wah”, proceedings in International Conference on Role of University in Da’wah, Al-Azhar University Cairo (Egypt). April1987 25 “Towards a Long-Term Strategy for Islamic Education”, proceedings in Regional Islamic Education Seminar, PERKIM, Kuala Lumpur. Nov1986. 26 “Pakistan”, Political Handbook of the World, ed. Arthur S. Banks, New York (McGraw-Hill Book Co.).1979. 27 “Opinion Formation in Islam”, proceedings in The Association of Muslim Social Scientists, Gray, Indiana. May 1974. 28 “Islam and the Oppressed Sex”, al-lttihad (Quarterly journal of Islamic Studies), Plainfield, Indiana. Vol.15, No. 1. 29 “The Miracle called Qur’an at the Mercy of Charlatans“, al-lttihad, Plainfield, Indiana. Vol. 15, No. 1. 30 “Introducing the Qur’an”, The Voice of Islam, Karachi (Pakistan). June 1968.

72 31 “Personal Liberty In Islam”, paper read at the Fourth AllPakistan Political Science Conference and published in Proceedings of All-Pakistan Political Science Society. Reproduced by the Al-Muarif (Journal of the Institute of Islamic Culture), Lahore. June 1968. 32 “The Concept of Man in the Qur’an”, paper read at the All-Pakistan Philosophical Congress in May, 1966. Published in Fikro-Nazar (Journal of the Central Institute of Islamic Research), Rawalpindi (Pakistan). September 1966. 33 “Educational Thought of Ibn-e-Khaldun”, paper read at the Sixteenth All-Pakistan History Conference at Karachi in 1958, published in the Journal of the Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi (Pakistan). Vol. XVI, Parts II & III, 1958. Participation in Keynote addresses and talks delivered in International conferences, Seminars and International Workshops in: Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Guyana, Hungary, Iran, Japan, Malaysia, Conferences Mauritius, Nepal, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Trinidad and Tobago, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and the USA among Others.

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Aneel Salman Currently with: Forman Christian College, Pakistan|World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and Pakistan Job title: Environmental Economist/Lecturer Telephone: +923004214144 Fax: +92 42 6369745 Address: Aneel SALMAN Department of Economics, Forman Christian College Lahore Pakistan Expertise and research skills: Apart from teaching I do Economic, Financial and statistical analysis, Concept and proposal writing, Collecting and analyzing the data, reviewing literature, monitoring and evaluation, preparing summary and report writing. Professional/work experience: Lecturer of Economics at Forman Christian College, Lahore| Environmental Economist with WWF- Pakistan| Research Officer with Caritas Pakistan Lahore GDN subject interests: • Environment • Poverty • Gender and Development • International Economics & Trade • Finance and Financial Sector Development Affiliations/memberships: Member of South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics| Part Time consultant for Human Care Trust Geographical/regional interests: East Asia Ansted Honorary Advisory Council member (Pakistan)

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Annabel Droussiotis Position:

Assistant Professor, Campus Program Coordinator, School of Business Administration

Address:

Office:

92 Ayias Phylaxeos Street P.O. Box 51604 Limassol, 3507

Home:

P.O. Box 50237 Limassol, 3602

Telephone:

Office: Home:

25-381180 25-588171

Fax:

25-386982

E-mail:

[email protected]

Personal:

Birthday:

16/04/1966

Education: Undergraduate work:

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Major: Operations Management University of Tennessee (August, 1988)

Graduate work:

Masters in Business Administration Middle Tennessee State University Doctorate of Arts in Economics Middle Tennessee State University

(December, 1989)

(August, 1995)

Postgraduate work: Training:

Certified Instructor in Distance Learning Governor’s State University Matteson IL, USA (July 20-29, 2002)

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Positions Held: Intercollege (September 1995-present) • • • • • • • • •

Campus Program Coordinator - Business Administration Assistant Professor in Economics, August 1998-Present Member of the Senate of Intercollege, February 2001-present Chairperson of the Senate’s Curriculum Committee 2002-present. Member of the Intercollege Research Committee (IRC), 1997- 1999, 2002 Member of the Academic Committee, 1995-present Member of the Ranking Committee, 1997-2002 Member of the Peer Evaluation Committees, September 1998-present Preparation of the College’s Self Study prepared for Accreditation by the Cypriot Ministry of Education 1997-2003.

Middle Tennessee State University (January 1992-August 1995) • • •

Intern Lecturer of Economics, August 1993- May 1994 Graduate Research Assistant, January 1992- January 1995 Research Assistant for Business and Economic Research Centre (BERC), (January 1995- August 1995)

Motlow Community College (Fall, 1994) •

Part-time Lecturer in Economics, Fall 1994

AAG General Services (April 1991- December 1991) •

Marketing Manager

Francoudi & Stephanou and Floks Floating Hospital (September 1990- December 1990) •

Operation Manager

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Middle Tennessee State University (August 1988- December 1989) •

Graduate Research Assistant

Areas of Concentration/ Research Interests: • • • •

Labour Economics – Discrimination, -Interethnic, Age. Organizational Behavior – Attitudes, Leadership Styles Human Resource – e-learning International Business- Foreign Direct Investment

Professional Associations Organization/field • • •

European Economic Association American Economic Association The Committee of the Status of Women in

member member

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the Economics Profession MBA Association, Tennessee Business Research Unit of Athens Institute for Education and Research

member member member

Funding •

Intercollege for the distribution and collection of questionnaires, Summer 2000, Age Discrimination, £280

Awards/Distinctions: • • • • • • •

Graduate Research Assistant, Middle Tenn State Univ. for 5 years Member of the World of Who’s Who of Women 1994 (Life long distinction) Seat on the Research Board of Advisors for the American Biographical Institute 1996-present. Member of the Phi Eta Sigma Honour Society Superior Academic Achievement Award – University of Tennessee Athletic Department Best Swimmer in Cyprus, 1981-1984, 1986-1987. Cyprus Reporters Associations

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Athletic Achievement in the 20th Century, Limassol Nautical Club, 2000. Participated in 1980 Olympic Games representing Cyprus - Swimming

Languages: English Greek

Fluent Fluent

Research & Publications Doctoral Dissertation: • “Factors Narrowing Interethnic Occupational Differences: How important in Education?” Middle Tennessee State University, 1995 Books Edited, Written or Translated Chapters in Books

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Annabel Droussiotis. ‘Business Ethics in Cyprus upon Becoming a European Member: Employee/Employer Attitudes toward Company Practices and Job Satisfaction Levels – A Cross Section Analysis’. in S.R.W. Social Responsibility World of RecordPedia 2004. pp. 148-49. Edited by Crowther David, et al., Penang: Ansted University Service Center, 2004.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Foreign Direct Investment in Cyprus: Pre EU Accession.” In Foreign Investment in Developing Countries, ed. H.S. Kehal. Chapter 10. London: Palgrave Macmillan Publishing, 2004.

Monographs Journal Articles (Refereed) – in print or submitted for publication Submitted for publication

• Annabel Droussiotis. “Cypriot Employee Work-Related Attitudes upon Entering the EU. ” Journal of Managerial Psychology. Submitted for Review: September, 2004.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Are Cypriot Employees Satisfied? … and in What Areas? Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management. Submitted for Review: September, 2004.

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Jill Austin and Annabel Droussiotis “Job Satisfaction of Managers in Cyprus” paper. Under Review.

Publications: •

Annabel Droussiotis “The profile of High Performing Employees in Cyprus” Journal of Business in Developing Nations, Vol. 8, 2004. Pp39-64.

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Jill Austin and Annabel Droussiotis “Employment of Older Workers: Managers’ Perceptions of Workers in Cyprus.” European Business Review. Vol. 16, No. 1, 2004. pp. 80-92.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Occupational Attributes with the Highest Minority Domination: Variables Narrowing or Increasing Interethnic Occupational Differences.” Journal of Business & Economics Research. Vol 1. No. 9. September 2003. pp.83-96. ISSN 1542-4448.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Who are we on the Way to the EU: Profile of Typical Cypriot Employees as Seen by their Managers?” Journal of European Industrial Training. Vol. 27, No. 8. 2003. pp. 423-434. ISSN 03090590

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Annabel Droussiotis “Preventing the Occupational Stratification of Ethnic Minorities: The Case of the United States” In Global Business & Economics Review – Anthology 2002, ed. D. Kantarelis, 27-44. USA Business and Economics Society International 2002. ISSN: 1097-4954

Conference Proceedings •

Annabel Droussiotis. “Cypriot Employee Work-Related Characteristics at the Doorstep of the EU.” 22nd International Labour Process Conference 2004. # 334 CD-ROM.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “The Promotion of Foreign Direct Investment in Cyprus: Government Strategies Attracting Foreign Investors.” 2004 International Applied Business Research Conference. March 2004. # 305 CDROM. ISSN 1539-8757.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Cypriot Employee Attitudes and Satisfaction Levels.” 2004 International Applied Business Research Conference. March 2004. # 455 CD-ROM. ISSN 1539-8757.

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Annabel Droussiotis “The Occupational Profile of Asian Americans: Factors Improving their Interethnic Labor Force Participation” 3rd International Convention of Asia Scholars Proceedings. August, 2003. p. 63

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Annabel Droussiotis “The Profile of High Performing Employees in Cyprus.” The European Applied Business Research Conference, June 2003. #432. ISSN 1539-8757

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Annabel Droussiotis “Interethnic Occupational Attributes Mostly Dominated by Ethnic Minorities: The Most Influential Variables Narrowing or Increasing Interethnic Occupational Differences.” International Business and Economics Research Conference 2002. October 2002. # 172. ISSN 1535-0754

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Preventing the Occupational Channeling of Ethnic Minorities. The Case of the United States.” Business & Economic Society International Conference, July 2002. pp. 27-44.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “The Importance of Higher Education in Reducing Ethnic Dominance in the Workforce: The Case of the USA.” 4th International Conference on Education May 2002. Athens Institute for Education and Research (AT.IN.E.R.) 15 pages.

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Annabel Droussiotis et al.“Developments in the European Bond Market: 1978-1980s,” (MidSouth Academy of Economics and Finance, Feb. 16, 1989)

Round Table Discussions •

Annabel Droussiotis. “How to Reach Your Target Market: The Importance of Strategic Communications”. 15th Public Relations Roundtable & Workshop on Communication and Public Relations Management. 7-10 June 2004. Larnaca, Cyprus Σύγκληση στην Κύπρο της 15ης Συνάντησης Στρογγυλής Τραπέζης για Θέματα Δημοσίων Σχέσεων του Ευρωπαϊκού Γραφείου Διπλωμάτων Ευρεσιτεχνίας. June 9, 2004.

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Symposium Presentation •

Annabel Droussiotis “Company Practices of Cypriot Firms: Perceptual Differences between Employers and Employees.” 3rd International Conference on Business Economics Management and Marketing. June 16-18 2005, Athens Greece.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Business Ethics in Cyprus upon Becoming a European Member: Employee/Employer Attitudes Toward Company Practices and Job Satisfaction Levels: A Cross Section Analysis.” 2nd International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility. November 21-23, 2004, Penang. Malaysia.

• Annabel Droussiotis “Cypriot Employee Work-Related Characteristics at the Doorstep of the EU” 22nd International Labour Process Conference 2004. April 5-7, 2004, Amsterdam, Netherlands. •

Annabel Droussiotis. “The Promotion of Foreign Direct Investment in Cyprus: Government Strategies Attracting Foreign Investors.” 2004 International Applied Business Research Conference. 15-19 March 2004, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Cypriot Employee Attitudes and Satisfaction Levels.” 2004 International Applied Business Research Conference. 15-19 March 2004, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Annabel Droussiotis “The Occupational Profile of Asian Americans: Factors Improving their Interethnic Labor Force Participation” 3rd International Convention of Asia Scholars. August 19-22, 2003, Singapore

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Annabel Droussiotis “The Profile of High Performing Employees in Cyprus.” The European Applied Business Research Conference, June 8-12, 2003, Venice, Italy.

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“Interethnic Occupational Attributes Mostly Dominated by Ethnic Minorities: The Most Influential Variables Narrowing or Increasing Interethnic Occupational Differences.” International Business and Economics Research Conference, October 6-10, 2002, Las Vegas, USA.

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Annabel Droussiotis. “Preventing the Occupational Channeling of Ethnic Minorities. The Case of the United States.” Business & Economic Society International Conference, July 24-29 2002, Montreal, Canada

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Annabel Droussiotis. “The Importance of Higher Education in Reducing Ethnic Dominance in the Workforce: The Case of the USA.” 4th International Conference on Education, May 24-25 2002 Athens Greece. Athens Institute for Education and Research AT.IN.E.R. 15 pages. Discussant

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International Business and Economics Research Conference 2002, October 7-11, 2002 Las Vegas USA

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Business & Economic Society International Conference, July 24-29 2002, Montreal Canada Invited Speaker

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Annabel Droussiotis. “How to Reach Your Target Market: The Importance of Strategic Communications”. 15th Public Relations Roundtable & Workshop on Communication and Public Relations Management. 7-10 June 2004. Larnaca, Cyprus

Invited Talks, Seminars & Colloquia •

Invited by Prof. Mirella Baglioni of University of Parma “Dipartmento Di Studi Economici e Quantitativi” to lecture in the framework of the Socrates Erasmus Teacher Mobility Program. March, 2003. Parma, Italy.

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"Σύγχρονοι Οργανισμοί και Προοπτικές του Διαδικτύου ως Εργαλείου Ανάπτυξης του Ανθρωπίνου Δυναμικού" Presented at a panel discussion: “Διευθύνοντας τις Κυπριακές Επιχειρήσεις τον 21ο αιώνα: Νέες Προκλήσεις, Νέες Λύσεις, Νέες Προσεγγίσεις.”. Hellenic Bank Cultural Center. Limassol, May 2, 2001

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«Επικοινωνία στο χώρο Εργασίας» Presented to the Nursing Staff of the Limassol General Hospital. November, 1998.

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“Reviewing and Assessing Human Resource” (title of both the event and my speech) Organized by the Business Administration Department of

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Other Scholarly Activities Conference Organizing •

Coordination of a panel discussion on “Θέματα Πνευματικής Ιδιοκτησίας – Η Κυπριακή Πραγματικότητα” February 18, 2004. Bank of Cyprus Cultural Center. Limassol

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Coordination of a panel discussion on “Reviewing and Assessing Human Resources” December 5, 2001. Bank of Cyprus Cultural Center. Limassol

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Coordination of a panel discussion on “Ελευθεροποίηση και Αποκρατικοποίηση Δημοσίων Εταιρειών” April 25, 2001. Bank of Cyprus Cultural Center. Limassol. Honorary Guest speaker Minister Averof Neofitou.

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Coordination of a panel discussion with the subject “Εξαγορές και Συγχωνεύσεις στον Ευρωπαϊκό Χώρο: Θεμέλια για Επιβίωση” November 1, 2000. Bank of Cyprus Cultural Center. Limassol

Workshops •

Forum. Diverse Dialogues across Europe: Humanities & Social Sciences Research. By Intercollege with support of the Europena Commission and the Cyprus Research Promotion Foundation, 27-28 January, 2005. Nicosia, Cyprus.

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Certified Instructor in WebCT Distance Learning. Governors State University, Illinois. June 2002.

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Seminar on “Creating Winners in the Workplace” by Dr. Arnold Mol. November 4-5, 2002, Holiday Inn Limassol, Cyprus.

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Editorial Boards

Reviewer

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Chapters in the book Foreign Investment in Developing Countries. Palgrave McMillan Publishing U.K. in 2004

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For the papers included in the Anthology of the Business and Economic Society International Conference, Rhodes July 2004. Ed. by D. Kantarelis

Collaborations •

Professor Jill Austin, Chairwoman of Marketing and Management Department, Middle Tennessee State University

Consultancies Experience Administrative •

Suggestions for textbooks, new courses

Intercollege Committees • • • • • • •

Member of the Senate Member of the Intercollege Research Committee, 1996-1998, 2002-2003 Member of the Academic Committee, 1995-present Member of the Ad-hoc Committee for Research , 1997-1999 Member of the Ranking Committees, November 1998-2001 Member of the Peer Evaluation Committees, September 1998-present Preparation of the College’s Self Study prepared for Accreditation by the Cypriot Ministry of Education for 1998-2001.

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Intercollege Student Supervision • • •

Over 25 Undergraduate Business Administration Projects (1995-2000) 3 Masters of Business Administration Theses (1995-1998) Well over 200 Business Administration Advisees

Teaching

Courses Taught Intercollege

Undergraduate • • • • • • • • • •

MGT-281 Introduction to Management BADM-234 Organizational Behaviour IMGT-486 Operations Research MGT-481 Personnel Management MKTG-392 Strategic Marketing IMGT-488 Operations Management BUS-450/250 International Business BUS 475 Business Policy and Strategic Management ECON-261Principles of Microeconomics ECON-262Principles of Macroeconomics

Graduate • MBA-610 Organizaitonal Behavior – MBA

Professional • ACCA P.4 Organisational Framework- Management • ACCA P.4 Organisational Framework- Economics • Retail Environment -Course for continued Professional Development 16 hours • Managing People -Course for continued Professional Development 16 hours • Introduction to Management -Short Course Presented to Visiting Business Students from Russia 10 hours

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Middle Tennessee State University Undergraduate • Microeconomic Theory Motlow Community College Undergraduate

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Adam, Najma M., Ph.D. Associate Professor Social Work Office #: G-114 Phone #: 708.235.2137 Fax#: 708.235.2196 Email: [email protected] Education: Ph.D., Jane Addams College of Social Work, University of Illinois at Chicago, 2000 MA, School of Social Service Administration, University of Chicago, 1990 BSW, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA, 1988 Publications: REVIEWS Adam, N. (2007-2008). Peer Reviewer, Manuscript submitted to Sex Roles: A Journal of Research. Adam, N. (2005). Participation in Social Work Research, Allyn & Bacon, July, 2005. Adam, N. (2005). Diversity Competent Social Work Practice, Allyn & Bacon, May and August, 2005. Adam, N. (2004). Book Review. Repression, Resistance and Women in Afghanistan. Journal of Asian and African Studies, 39, (1-2), pp. 153- 154. Adam, N. (2004). Affecting Change: Social Workers in the Political Arena. Allyn & Bacon, May, 2004. Adam, N. (2004). Understanding Social Welfare. Allyn & Bacon, November, 2004. Adam, N. (2003). Book proposal, Research Methods for Social Workers. Wadsworth Publishing, June, 2003.

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Adam, N. (2002). Review Essay. A glimpse through purdah: Asian women – the myth and the reality. Race, Ethnicity and Education, 5 (4), pp.419-424. Book proposal, Introduction to Social Welfare and Social Work: The U.S. in a Global Perspective. Wadsworth Publishing, December 2003. Book proposal, Introduction to Social Welfare and Social Work: The U.S. in a Global Perspective. Wadsworth Publishing, December, 2003. TRAINING MANUALS Adam, N. (2000). Literature on the Elements of Best Practices in Time-Limited Reunification and Adoption. In Program Evaluation in Family Centered Services Manual, Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, School of Social Work. Adam, N. (1995). Program Manual for Parents of Head Start. Chase House Head Start, Chicago, IL. NEWSLETTERS Adam, N. (1993-1994). Editor, Cultural Crossroads Newsletter. Northwestern University, Campus Activities Office, Evanston, IL. Adam, N. (1991). Editor, Total Quality Management. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. WORK UNDER REVIEW/ACCEPTED Schewe, P., Adam, N. & Ryan, K. (accepted February 2008, Violence and Victims). A qualitative analysis of the temptation to use force in sexual relationships: Implications for prevention programs. Adam, N. & Ryan, K. (2008). Book Review: The Grey Area of Heterosexual Sex. Sex Roles. Adam, N., & Schewe, P. (2007). Domestic Violence against Indian and Pakistani Women in the United States. Journal of Muslim Mental Health, 2, 1, 5-20. Adam, N. (2006). “Social Work,” International Encyclopedia of Social Policy, Fitzpatrick, T., Manning, Midgely, N., Pascal, J., & Ju-Kwon, G. (Editors), Routledge Publications, England.

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Adam, N. (2006). “Domestic Violence,” International Encyclopedia of Social Policy, Fitzpatrick, T., Manning, Midgely, N., Pascal, J., & Ju-Kwon, G. (Editors), Routledge Publications, England. Adam, N. (July/August 2006). A message from the diversity and cultural competence committee. NASW Illinois State Chapter, Social Work Networker Newsletter, Volume XLIIII, 5, July/August. Adam, N., Zosky, D., & Unrau, Y. (2004). Improving Research Climate in Social Work Curricula: Clarifying Learning xpectations across BSW and MSW Research Courses. Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 24, (3/4), 1-18.Honors: 2006 “Our Place, Our Time and Our Destiny” -- Traveling exhibit of exemplary Muslim women. 2002 Tri-Sate (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York) Distinguished Alumni Award, Bloomsburg University, Pennsylvania. 2001 Who’s Who Among American Muslims in the United States, Washington, D.C. 1991 Public Employees Roundtable, Unsung Heroes, Washington, D.C. 1991 Public Service Excellence Award, Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. Presentations: International/National 2008 “Domestic Violence: Cross Cultural Perspective,” for the 2nd Annual Muslim Community Center for Human Services and School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Arlington Conference, Arlington, Texas, June 14. 2006 “Human Rights, Women's Rights and the Qur’an,” for the 3rd Annual Muslim Women’s Leadership Summit, Bai’tul Salaam Network, Atlanta, Georgia, March 4. 2005 “Cultural Competence with Asian Indian and Pakistani Clients” for the 18th Asia Pacific Social Work Conference (Sponsored by the International Association of Social Workers and International Federation of Social Workers), Seoul, Korea, September 22.

89 2005 “Providing Culturally Competent Services to Asian Indians and Muslims in the U.S.” for the Islamic Social Services Association, Tempe, Arizona, June 18. 2003 “Domestic Violence in Asian Families” for The 4th Annual Mississippi Student International Social Work Conference (Sponsored by the College of Public Service, School of Social Work, and the Mississippi Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers), Jackson, Mississippi, November 6. 2003 “Cultural Competency with Asian Indians and Pakistanis” for Jackson State University Community, Jackson, Mississippi, November 7. 2002 “Domestic Violence Against Women in the United States,” for the Lifelong Learning Conference in Kerala, India, August 19. 2002 “Domestic Violence Against Women: What it is and why it happens,” for the Islamic Society of North America, Orlando, Florida, December 19. 2002 “Domestic Violence Prevention and Strategies” for the Islamic Society of North America, Orlando, Florida, December 19. 2002 “Micro or Macro? The Debate Regarding Domestic Violence Theory,"Debated Macro perspective for the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Illinois, Springfield, Illinois, December 19. 2002 “How to Help Battered Women” for Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), October 21. 2001 “Domestic Violence in Muslim Communities,” Interviewed by National Public Radio (NPR) in Texas, March 7. 2000 “What She Can do in an Abusive Situation” for the Texas Muslim Human Services Committee, December 5. Local 2007 “Behind the Veil: Islam, Muslim Cultural Practices and Violence against Women” for Illinois State University, School of Social Work and the Center for the Prevention of Abuse (Peoria, IL), Normal, Illinois, October 9. 2007 “Challenging Gender Discrimination through Social Action,” for the National Women’s Studies Conference, St. Charles, Illinois, July 1.

90 2006 “The Indian and Pakistani Cultural Context,” for the Children’s Home and Aid Society (CHASI), Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, March 16. 2006 “Muslim Clients and Domestic Violence,” for Illinois State University, School of Social Work, Normal, Illinois, October 13. 2006 “LGBT and Religion: What is the Common Ground?," for Northwestern University, Women’s Center, Evanston, Illinois, April 5; Chicago, Illinois, April 6. 2006 “Battered Immigrant Women,” for the Chicago Metropolitan Battered Women’s Network, Chicago, Illinois, February 14. 2006 “Effects of the Creation Story on Perceptions of Women,” for Northwestern University, Women’s Center, Evanston, Illinois, January 25. 2005 “Islam and Domestic Violence” for the Chicago Metropolitan Battered Women’s Network, Chicago, Illinois, August 12. 2005 “Mental Health in Muslim Communities” for the Muslim Community Center (MCC), August 21. 2005 “Malaysia: A Successful Multicultural Society or a Pluralist Society that’s Multicultural?” for the Tenth Annual Asian American Heritage Conference, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, Illinois, April 6. 2004 “Domestic Violence against Asian Women” for The Women’s Studies Program, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, Illinois, March 10. 2003 “Barriers to Social Services for Asians in the United States” for the South African Delegation in Chicago, Illinois, June 10. 2002 “Critical Reflections on September 11th and the Politicization of Religion” for the Unit for Asian Studies, Illinois State University, Panel Presentation, October 1. 2002 “Domestic Violence Against Women in South Asian Communities (including the role of Islam and Hinduism)" for the International Studies Program, International and Global Studies Seminar Series, Illinois State University, October 2. 2002 “Domestic Violence on College Campuses” for Residence Halls, Illinois State University, Panel Presentation, October 29.

91 2002 “Violence and Assault against Women and the Role of Oppression” for Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance (student organization), Illinois State University, October 3. 2002 “Been There, Still Doing That: Status of Women in Traditionally Female Fields – Social Work” for Women’s Studies Program and Women’s Capabilities Initiative, Illinois State University, Co-Presenter, February 27. 2002 “Affirming Positive Mental Health for Women in Mississippi” (domestic violence prevention), for Mississippi Valley State College, Etta Benna, Mississippi, Co-Presenter, March 19. 2002 “Domestic Violence against Indian and Pakistani Women in the U.S.”, for the Writer’s Forum, School of Social Work, Illinois State University, manuscript presentation, September 19. 2002 “Indian and Pakistani Culture and it’s Impact on Domestic Violence” for The Core Group, American Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, November 9. 2002 “Fighting Abuse: Voices of Immigrant Women," interviewed for The Chicago Reporter, Chicago, Illinois, February 5. 2002 “Cultural Competency in Domestic Violence Service Delivery” for the School of Social Work, Illinois State University, Continuing Education Workshop, April 12. 2001 “Being ‘Foreign’ in McClean County during September 11th”, interviewed by the McClean County Museum of History for an archival collection to preserve stories of Muslims and Asians in Bloomington-Normal area, BloomingtonNormal, Illinois, October 8. Research: Adam, N. (research in progress). Mental health needs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Questioning Muslims. Adam, N. (research project). Funeral practices in Islam and the role of Muslim women Service: International/National 2005 – 2006: Board Member, Bai’tul Salaam Network, Atlanta, Georgia.

92 1999 – 2005: Member of International Network for Female Violence Prevention in Pakistan. 2000 – 2004: Domestic Violence Task Force, Islamic Society of North America, Plainfield, Indiana. University 2006 - 2007: University

Member, Institutional Review Board, Northeastern Illinois

2005-2006: Member, History Department Search Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, Northeastern Illinois University 2006: Member, Departmental Application Criteria Committee, Social Work Department, Northeastern Illinois University 2005 - 2006: Member, Grade Appeal Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, Northeastern Illinois University. 2005 - 2007: Member, Asian American Heritage Committee, Northeastern University. 2004: “Cultural Contexts of Asian-Indian Women” for a political science course on “Gender, Development and the Environment,” Political Science Department, Northeastern Illinois University, November 17. 2004-2005: Member, Grade Appeal Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, Northeastern Illinois University. 2003-2007: Women’s Services Advisory Board, Northeastern Illinois University. 2003-2007: Member, Committee to Internationalize the Social Work Department, Northeastern Illinois University. 2004-2005: Web Author, Social Work Department Representative, Northeastern Illinois University. 2003-2007: Lead, Social Policy Northeastern Illinois University.

Curriculum,

Social

Work

Department,

2004-2007: Member and Participant, Women’s Studies Professional Development Workshops, Northeastern Illinois University.

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2002-2004: Committee Member of Policy Sequence Committee, School of Social Work, Illinois State University. 2001-2004: Committee Member of Research Sequence Committee, School of Social Work, Illinois State University. 2001– 2002: Director of Women’s Capabilities Initiative, School of Social Work, Illinois State University. 2001-2002: Muslim Student Association, Co-Advisor, Illinois State University. 2001: Committee Member of Search and Screen Committee, School of Social Work, Illinois State University. 2001: Asian Pacific American Coalition, Illinois State University, Co-Faculty Advisor. 2001 “Understanding September 11th," facilitated a student-sponsored forum for Illinois State University. Community 2007 – Present: Ad Hoc Board Member, Family Service: Prevention, Education & Counseling, NFP, Chicago, IL. 2007 – Present: Founder and Moderator, Northsidersforfreecycle, yahoo web group of environmentally conscientious individuals who live in Glenview, Deerfield, Evanston or Skokie and who want to give or receive free items (rather than disposing of them). 2006 - Present: Member, Diversity Committee, National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Illinois Chapter. 2005-2006: Member, Interfaith Committee Against Domestic Violence, Chicago Battered Women’s Network, Chicago, IL. 2001-2003: Board Member, “Stepping Stones," sexual assault and prevention center, Bloomington-Normal. Consultation

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2002: Consultation for ISU residence hall coordinator on domestic violence awareness activities for students, Illinois State University, September - October. 2001: “What Islam says about violence against women,” consultation for the Bloomington-Normal (Illinois) Mosque, October 20. Professional Memberships: 2006 – Present: National Association of Social Work, Illinois Chapter 2005 – 2007: International Federation of Social Work • Principles of Microeconomics

Extra Curricular Activities • • • •

Member of the Masters Swimming Team Member of Cyprus Olympians Association - KEΣΟΑ Member of the School of Economics –Practical Philosophy Member of the Red Cross in major events Member of the Executive Board of the Cyprus Amateur Swimming Associati

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Alam M. Payind Middle East Studies Center 322 Oxley Hall 1712 Neil Avenue Home Address and Phone 518 Wickham Way Gahanna, Ohio 43230 (614) 471-1313 Email: [email protected] [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D. in Political Science and Higher Education, Indiana University (1977). Working under the supervision of John P. Lovell and Edward H. Buehrig, my dissertation is a study on the Background of International Education and analysis of problems and political attitudes of Afghan and Iranian students in the United States. M.A. in Political Science, Indiana University (1977). Thesis: Soviet-Afghan Relations. M.Sc. in Higher Education, Indiana University (1972). B.A. in Political Science and Islamic Studies, Kabul University (1966). LANGUAGES Native fluency and scholarly translation experiences in Farsi, Pashto, and Urdu, research capability in Arabic, speaking ability in Hindi FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION Comparative foreign policy; Middle Eastern and South Asian politics; International Education and Cultural Exchange. SCHOLARSHIPS AND HONORS

96 1994 - Nominated for the Outstanding Teaching Award by the Committee of Arts and Sciences Student Council of The Ohio State University. 1992 - Recipient of International Outstanding Staff Award for contributions to International Study and Research at The Ohio State University. 1977 - Post-doctoral Research Grant at Indiana University 1976 - Recipient of Indiana University's Foundation Grant for Ph.D. dissertation. 1974 - Recipient of International Education Exchange Fellowship for M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. 1970 - Recipient of International Education Exchange Fellowship for an M.Sc. Degree. 1966 - Graduated with Distinction from Kabul University. 1963-1966 - Selected as Captain of Afghan National Soccer Team P-ROFESSIONAL TRAINING Participated at Junior Officials' Training Programs, Kabul University (1967 and 1968). Area of Concentration: Middle East, South Asia, the Soviet Union and the United States. WORK EXPERIENCE 1987 to-----Director of Middle East Studies Center, Professor in the department of Present Political Science and in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at the Ohio State University and Professor of Kabul University in Exile (1979- 200 Major Responsibilities: Management of the Middle East Studies Center; development and teaching of new graduate and undergraduate courses in the Department of Political Science and the University Center for International Studies; writing grant proposals; arranging conferences, seminars and outreach programs. In the past 20 years (1987-2006), in addition to teaching and promoting awareness of Middle Eastern affairs (see the attached list of professional activities), six of my major grant proposals for a

97 a total of 18 years were funded by the U.S. Department of Education for the establishment of a National Resource Center in Middle Eastern Language and Area Studies for a total grant of over $5,000000. Jan. 1985Oct. 1986

Associate Director of the Middle East Studies Program and Visiting Professor at the University Center for International Studies, The Ohio State University.

1980.1985 Assistant Director of International Education Exchange Program, 1980.1986 The Ohio College Association. Major Responsibilities: Developing international education exchange programs;directing training programs for foreign scholars and students at American universities;arranging practical and cross-cultural training and reentry orientation for foreign graduates; programming international activities and cross-cultural events from orientation to conference and symposia. 1978-1980

Assistant Director of Saudi Arabian Project, Indiana University.

1977-78

Post Doctoral Research, Indiana University.

1974

Associate Director of Research and Professor of Political Science at Kabul University.

1972-1974

General Director of the Office of International and Cultural Relations and teaching at Kabul University. Major responsibilities included administration of international educational exchange programs at the national level and serving as a member of the International Technical Assistance Committee and of the Afghan-American Commission (Fulbright Commission) in Afghanistan.

PUBLICATIONS Book in progress: Major Powers and Muslim Countries: The Dilemma of Understanding Indigenous Dynamics. 2005 “For Afghans a Start: After Today’s Vital Elections, Afghans Will Need Continued International Help – Without Meddling ” Newsday . September 18, 2005.

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“Homeland Insecurity: War on Terrorizm”. The Ohio State University Alumni Magazin November 2003 pp. 26-27.

2000

Aghanistan’s Relations with Iran, Pakistan and Central Asian Countries”. Iran and Eurasia ,edt. Ali Mohammadi.( Ithaca Press, 2000) pp.125-135.

1999

“The Ahrari Waqf In Kabul, 1546, and the Mughal Naqshbandiyya”. Journal Of the American Oriental Society 119.2, (1999) pp. 218-233.

1998

"Failure of Pakistan Supported Islamist Government in Kabul” Presented at Oxford University Pakistan Conference. Accepted for publication by Oxford University in a book.

1996

"Afghanistan's Relations with Its Neighbors” ".Critique 8: 61-70, Spring 1996.

1993

"Evolving Alternative Views on the Future of Afghanistan: An Afghan Perspective". Asian Survey XXXIII: 923-931, September 1993.

1989

"Superpowers and the Persian Gulf: The Dilemma of Understanding Indigenous People" in International Conference on the Persian Gulf (The Institute for Political and International Studies Tehran, November, 1989), pp. 24-28.

1989

Soviet-Afghan Relations from Cooperation to Occupation." The International Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. 21:107-128, February 1989.

1988

"Key Steps Toward the Establishment of An Independent Government in Afghanistan," Crescent 16:3-4, June-August 1988.

1979

"Academic, Personal and Social Problems of Afghan and Iranian Students in the United States," Educational Research Quarterly 4:3 -11, Summer 1979.

1976

"Education in Afghanistan," College and University 51:543-549, Summer,1976.

SELECTED PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS 2006 “Madhabi Minorities in Afghanistan and Their Sociopolitical Implications”, Presented at the University of California in Santa Barbara on

99 March 24, 2006. 2004 “U.S. Involement in Iraq and Afghanistan” Presented at the University of California in Santa Barbara on April 21,2004. 2003 “ Origins of Conflicts In Afghanistan and Iraq” Presented in Kabul, Afghanistan on December 18, 2003. 2002 200.

“ U.S. Turkish Relations” Presented at Ataturk University in Turkey.July

2001 in the

"Political Developments in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia

Conference.

Post-Soviet Era" Presented at the Suleyman Demirel University

1999 “ Prospect for Peace in the Middle East”, presented at the meeting of Students for Peace and Justice, The Ohio State University. 1997

“Muslim Jewish Relations: Past and Present Presented at the Muslim-Jewish Conference in Columbus, Ohio on 11-9-1997.

1996 "Afghanistan,Pakistan,Iran and Central Asian Countries in The PostCold War Era" Presente at the Covenry University Conference on Iran 28-31 March 1996. 1996

"Failure of Islamist Governments in Afghanistan" Presented at the 1995 MESA Conference.

1994 "Afghanistan and Pakistan in the Post Soviet Era: Presented at the Oxford University Conference on Pakistan. 1993

"PLO-Israeli Peace Negotiations: Who are Opposing?", presented at the Mershon World Affairs Seminar in Columbus, Ohio.

1992 “ Evolving Alternative Views on the Future of Afghanistan: Afghan Perspective”, Presented at the Middle East Studies Association Conference in Portland, Oregon. 1992

"Muslims and Islam in the 21st Century," presented at the Islamic Federation of Central Ohio.

1992

"Islam: The Commonalities with Judaism and Christianity," presented

100 to Congregation Beth Tikvah, Columbus, Ohio. 1992

"U.N. Plan for Peaceful Solution to Afghan Conflict," interview with Voice of America.

1991

"The Persian Gulf: New Frictions, New Alignments," presented at the Mershon World Affairs Seminar, Ohio State University.

1990

"Toward an Independent and Broad-based Government in Afghanistan," presented at the Middle East Studies Association Conference in San Antonio, Texas.

1990

"Islam and Politics," presented at the Islamic Center, Columbus, OH.

1990

"The Middle East: Why Is It Important?" presented at the Conference at Center College.

1989

"Superpowers and Muslim Countries: The Dilemma of Understanding Indigenous Dynamics," presented at International Conference on the Persian Gulf, Tehran, Iran.

1988

"Global Age and the Challenges to U.S. Educators and Policy Makers in the Area of Middle East". Present-ed at American Forum on Education and International Competence, Saint Louis.

1987

"Soviet Challenge in the Middle East," presented at International Studies Association Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. "The Impact of Soviet-Afghan Conflict on Pakistan and Iran," presented at Columbus Metropolitan Club.

1987 1987

"The Perception of Arab-Israeli Conflict by the People of the Middle East," presented at American Association of University Women.

1986

"Soviet-Afghan Relations from 1947 to Present: From Cooperation to Occupation," prepared for publication and was presented at the Middle East Studies Association annual conference in November, 1986.

1985

"U.S. and Soviet Policies toward Afghanistan, 1917-Present," presented at the Seminar in Soviet Inter-national Behavior, sponsored by Mershon Center at The Ohio State University.

1985

"Ideological Foundation of Jihad in Islam and the Current Resistance in Afghanistan," presented at the Conference on Central Asian Elites,

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"The Impact of the Soviet Occupation of Afghanistan on Middle Eastern Countries," presented at Denison University.

1982

"Middle Eastern Students in the United States," presented at the Region VI Conference of NAFSA in Cleveland, Ohio.

1980

"The Relevance of U.S. Education to Students from Developing Countries,"International Club, Indiana University.

1980

"Soviet Foreign Policy and the Invasion of Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan: Ideology and Opportunism," Indiana University.

LECTURES AND TRAVEL IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES 2006 Lectures and research in Afghanistan and United Arab Emirates 2005 Lectures and research in Turkey and Syria 2003 Lectures and research in Afghanistan 2002 Lectures and research in United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) 2001 Lectures and research in Turkey and the U.A.E. 2000 Lectures and research in Turkey, Syria and the U.A.E. 1999 Lectures at Suleyman Demirel University in Turkey 1998 A series of lectures at Istanbul and United Arab Emirates universities 1996 Turkey and The United Arab Emirates for a series lectures and negotiation of collaborative exchange programs 1994 Lectures on Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations at Oxford University 1994 Turkey and The United Arab Emirates for lectures, research and educational exchange programs 1993 Turkey and Pakistan- Negotiate Educational Exchange Programs 1991 Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates – Field research 1990 Turkey, Afghanistan and Pakistan - Field research 1989 Iran , Presented a paper in the Persian Gulf Conference 1989 Turkey, Pakistan and Afghanistan - Field research 1988 Pakistan - Research 1969 England and Germany under Cultural Exchange Program 1968 Pakistan, India and the Soviet Union (official visits) 1967 Soviet Union and India (under cultural exchange programs) 1965 The Soviet Union, Pakistan and India (under cultural exchange programs) 1964 Pakistan and India (as an exchange student)

102 BACKGROUND Raised in Afghanistan and Pakistan, received all three graduate degrees in the United States. Worked as tenured government employee in Afghanistan. In 1986, after seven years of Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, I decided to seek permanent positions at Americ universities. COURSES TAUGHT 1. Contemporary Issues in the Middle East (graduate) 2. Soviet-Afghan Relations (graduate) 3. Soviet and American Relations with Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan (graduate) 4. Introduction to Modern Middle East 5. Middle Eastern Politics 6. Islamic Political Thought 7. Cultural Continuity and the Challenges of Political, Economic and Social Transitions in the MiddleEast

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Asim Ijaz Khwaja www.ksg.harvard.edu/faculty/asim_khwaja Littauer 311, 79 JFK St. Phone: (617) 384-7790 Cambridge, MA 02138 [email protected] Employment 6/06 - present Harvard University Cambridge, MA Associate Professor, Kennedy School of Government. Research Interests: Development Economics, Microeconomics (Applied & Theory), Corporate Finance, Education, Industrial Organization, Mechanism Design, Organization and Contract Theory, Political Economy, Public Finance and Health. 6/01 - 6/06 Harvard University Cambridge, MA Assistant Professor, Kennedy School of Government. 1/05 - 6/05 Yale University New Haven, CT Visiting Assistant Professor, Economic Growth Center. Education 9/95 - 6/01 Harvard University Cambridge, MA Ph.D. in Economics. 8/91 - 6/95 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Bachelor of Science in Economics and in Mathematics with Computer Science. Minor in Theater Arts. (G.P.A 5.0/5.0, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi). Research Published/forthcoming: The Impact of the Hajj: Religion and Tolerance in Islam’s Global Gathering (with D. Clingingsmith, Case Western, and M. Kremer, Harvard). Forthcoming, Quarterly Journal of Economics. Tracing the Impact of Bank Liquidity Shocks: Evidence from an Emerging Market (with A. Mian, U of Chicago,

104 GSB). American Economic Review, Vol. 98, No. 4, September 2008. A Dime a Day: The Possibilities and Limits of Private Schooling in Pakistan(with T. Andrabi, Pomona, and J.Das, DECRG World Bank). Comparative Education Review, Vol. 52, No. 3, August 2008. Do Lenders Favor Politically Connected Firms? Rent provision in an Emerging Financial Market (with A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB). Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. 120, Issue 4, November 2005. Unchecked Intermediaries: Price Manipulation in an Emerging Stock Market (with A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB). Journal of Financial Economics, Vol. 78, Issue 1, October 2005. Subcontractors for Tractors: Theory and Evidence on Flexible Specialization, Supplier Selection, and Contracting (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, and M. Ghatak, LSE). Journal of Development Economics, Vol. 79, 2006. Religious School Enrollment in Pakistan: A Look at the Data (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, J.Das, DECRG World Bank, and T. Zajonc, Harvard). Comparative Education Review, Vol, 50, No. 3, August 2006. Winner of the George Bereday Award for outstanding article published in the CER for the year 2006 Madrassa Metrics: The Statistics and Rhetoric of Religious Enrollment in Pakistan. (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, J.Das, DECRG World Bank, and T. Zajonc, Harvard). Forthcoming in Beyond Crisis: A Critical Second Look at Pakistan, Routledge. Is Increasing Community Participation Always a Good Thing? Journal of the European Economic Association, AprMay 2004 2(2-3):427-436. Measuring Empowerment at the Community Level: An Economist’s Perspective, Narayan, Deepa, ed. 2005. Measuring Empowerment: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives. Washington, DC: World Bank. Local Government Reforms in Pakistan: Context, Content and Causes (with A. Cheema, Lahore University of Management Sciences, and A. Qadir, Pakistan Administrative Staff College). in Decentralization and Local Governance in Developing Countries: A Comparative Perspective, (Eds. D. Mookherjee and P. Bardhan), MIT Press, July 2006. The Big March: Migratory Flows after the Partition India (with P. Bharadwaj, Yale University, and A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB). Economic and Political Weekly Vol. 43 No. 35 August, 2008 Can Good Projects Succeed in Bad Communities? Revise and Resubmit, Journal of Public Economics.

105 Learning and Educational Achievements in Punjab Schools (LEAPS): Insights to inform the education policy debate (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, J.Das & T. Vishwanath, World Bank, T. Zajonc, Harvard), Forthcoming, Oxford University Press. Working Papers: Dollars Dollars Everywhere, Nor any Dime to Lend? (with A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB, and B. Zia, MIT), WP 2008. The Value of Business Networks (with A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB and A. Qamar, State Bank of Pakistan), WP 2008. Students Today, Teachers Tomorrow? Identifying Constraints on the Provision of Education (with T. Andrabi and J.Das). WP 2006. Do Value-Added Estimates Add Value? Accounting for Learning Dynamics (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, J.Das, DECRG World Bank, and T. Zajonc, Harvard) “Bunching” and Heterogeneity: Characterizing the Monopolistic Provision of Excludable Public Goods (with J. Das, DECRG World Bank). WP 2005. Identifying Business Networks in Emerging Economies (with A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB, and A. Qamar, State Bank of Pakistan). WP 2005. Ongoing Projects: Financing for Firms: Experimental innovations in South Africa (with B. Klinger, Harvard University) Can Individual Lenders Infer Borrower Credit-Worthiness? Evidence from a Peer-to-Peer Credit Market (with R. Iyer, University of Amsterdam, and E. Luttmer, and K. Shue, Harvard University) Report Cards: The Impact of Providing School and Child Test Scores on Educational Markets (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, and J.Das, DECRG World Bank) What Do Educated Mothers Do Differently? Evidence from a Developing Country (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, and J.Das, DECRG World Bank) How Effective are Parent-Teacher School Councils? Experimental Evidence from a Developing Country (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, and J.Das, DECRG World Bank) Information and Choices: Parental School Choice in rural Pakistan (with T. Andrabi, Pomona, J.Das, DECRG World Bank, and J. Montalvo, Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Divided We Fall: Understanding Retail Clusters (with J. Das, DECRG World Bank, and A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB) Does School Type Matter? Learning Differences between Private and Public Schools in rural Pakistan (with T.

106 Andrabi, Pomona, and J.Das, DECRG World Bank) The Big March: Consequences of the 1947 Partition (with A. Mian, U of Chicago, GSB) Identifying the Impact of Decentralization: Evidence from Pakistan (with A. Cheema, Lahore University of Management Sciences, and A. Qadir, Pakistan Administrative Staff College) Teaching Harvard University, Kennedy School Cambridge, MA Advanced Microeconomic Policy Analysis (Graduate): Spring 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006 New Approaches to Industrial Policy in Developing Countries (Graduate): Spring 2004, 2006 Harvard University, Kennedy School Executive Education Program Cambridge, MA Financial Issues in Emerging Economies, Program Evaluation: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Harvard University, Economics Department Cambridge, MA Principles of Economics (Undergraduate): Spring-Fall 1997, 1998 Received Derek Bok Certificate of Distinction in Teaching all four semesters, and Allyn Young Prize for Outstanding Teaching. Course Group Leader, 1998 and 2000. GrantsandFellowships Principal Investigator, Entrepreneurial Finance Lab, 2007- present Center for International Development, Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government Multi-year project with initial focus to develop and test affordable and scaleable screening technologies to provide financing to the ‘missing middle’ firms. www.cid.harvard.edu/efl Initial phase funded by Google Foundation; SNV. Dubai Initiative Research Fellowship, 2007-8 Micro-Development Initiative, Dubai Initiative Grant, 2007-8 Earthquake relief web-portal (co-founder) – www.risepak.com - Winner of the Stockholm Challenge Award 2006 in the Public Administration Category, 2000 Spiritual Capital Program Grant, Metanexus Foundation, 2005 Learning and Educational Achievement in Punjab, Research Grant, The World Bank, 2002-5 Multi-year panel exercise tracking the entire educational market-place – children, parents, teachers and schools – over four years in 100 plus villages. www.leapsproject.org Harvard University Grants: The Milton Fund, 2006 Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, 2004 Dean’s Research Fund, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

107 South Asia Initiative, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Graduate Grants: Graduate Student Fellowship from the “Network on the Effects of Inequality on Economic Performance,” MacArthur Foundation, 2000 Graduate Society Fellowship, Harvard University, 1999 Social Science Research Council, International Predissertation Fellowship, 1998 Santa Fe Computational Economics, 1998 SeminarsandConferences 2001 KSG (Harvard), LSE, NEUDC (Cornell), Oxford University, UC San Diego, UC Irvine, University of Michigan, UT Austin, Williams College, Yale. 2002 KSG (Harvard), LUMS, MIT, NEUDC (Williams), Pak-Millennium Conference (Boston), Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). 2003 Boston University, BREAD Conference (Washington, D.C), CID (Harvard), European Economic Association (Stockholm), Harvard, LSE, LSE Decentralization Conference, LUMS, MIT, NBER-CF, NEUDC Conference (Yale), South Asia Initiative (Harvard), SITE (Stanford), World Bank, Yale.. 2004 BREAD Conference (Washington, D.C), Columbia, Harvard, LSE, MIT/Harvard, University of Colorado at Boulder, World Bank, Yale. 2005 KSG (Harvard), NEUDC (Brown), New Economic School-CEFIR (Moscow), University of Michigan, Yale. 2006 AIID-BREAD Conference (Amsterdam), American Economic Association (Boston), CID (Harvard), Harvard, Harvard Alumni Conference (India), IUPUI, LUMS, MIT/Harvard, NEUDC (Cornell), Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE), State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), UC Berkeley, University of Maryland AREC, University of Pennsylvania, World Bank. 2007 Dubai School of Government, International Islamic University (Pakistan), Georgetown, KSG, International Development Conference (Harvard), LSE, Michigan, NBER, Stanford, Suffolk University Economics, Tufts/Harvard, UC Berkeley, Université du Québec à Montréal, Yale. 2008 CEPR Conference (LSE), Chicago, Columbia, Duke University, Harvard Business School, Harvard

108 Social Enterprise Conference, Hitotsubashi University, LEAPS Conference (LUMS), NBER, Stanford University, Syracuse University, University of Illinois at UC. ProfessionalAffiliations Faculty Research Fellow, National Bureau of Economic Research (2008-present) Affiliate, Bureau for Research and Economic Analysis of Development (2003present). Referee for: American Economic Journal, American Economic Review, Economic Journal, Economic Development and Cultural Change, Economics of Governance, Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Journal of Finance, Journal of Health Politics, Journal of Industrial Economics, Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, Journal of Planning Education and Research, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Public Economics, Pakistan Development Review, Policy and Law, Journal of African Economics, Journal of Comparative Economics, Journal of Industrial Economics, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, Review of Economic Studies, U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF). Personal Pakistan and U.K. National, US Permanent Resident. Married with two children. Interested in squash, chaos and complexity

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Bhaskar Roy Barman Place of birth: Comilla, Bangladesh BA(Hons), MA in English, BEd, Dlitt (USA) an internationally published poet, short storywriter, novelist, critic, translator, editor and book-reviewer. His poems, short stories and critical articles get published in journals and anthologies in India and abroad. He has translated into English short stories of such Bengali litterateurs as Manik Bandyopadyay, Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay, Sunil Gangopadhyay, Ashapurna Devi, Mahashweta Devi, Narayan Gabgopadhyay, Gajendra Kumar Mitra, Pramathanath Bishi and so on and the translations have appeared in such journals as Indian Literature, an English Language journal of the Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi, India, Pratibha India, Delhi, Mirror (now defunct), Mumbai. Dr Barman has to his credit a novel entitled "Gateway to Heaven", a short story collection entitled "Modern Short Stories: The Trap & Other Stories", "Folktales of Tripura", "Melange: An Anthology of Short Stories Translated from Bengali", "Bouquet: An Anthology of Short Stories Translated from Bengali", "The Rhymester," a translation of a Bengali novel of Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay"s. He has edited an anthology on world literature, entitled "El Dorado" to which eminent scholars from around the world have contributed their researchoriented papers. This anthology has been published in India by Authors Press, New Delhi. He is presently editing an anthology of world poetry and an anthology on world folklore and compiling and editing folktales of North-East India. His awards and honours include, among others, 1) Man of the Year 1997 from the American Biographical Institute, USA (ABI); 2) 20th Century Award for Achievement from the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England (IBC); 3) UWA Life-Time Achievement Award from United Writers Association, Chennai, India; 4) "Creative Giant 2000", "Ivory Eagle 2001" and "Effulgent Star 2003" from the Home of Letters, (India), Bhubaneshwar, India; 5) "Bharat

110 Excellence Award 2001" from Friendship Forum of India, New Delhi (FFI); 6) "Rambriksh Janma Shatabdi Samman" and "Tripura Ratna" from Jemini Academy, Panipat, India; 7) "Rising Personalities of India" from International Penguin Publishing House, New Delhi; 8) "Great India Achievers Award 2004" from FFI; 9) "Subhadra Kumari Chauhan Janma Shatabdi Samman 2004" From Jemini Academy, Panipat. Jemini Academi, Panipat, India will confer upon him "Bhasha Ratna" (Gem of Lnaguage) at a Conference on All-India Languages in October 2006. Dr Barman presented a paper entitled "The Ramayana: A Religious Epic" at an International Seminar on "Asian-European Epics" held on 27-30 October 2002 at the University of Malaya, Malaysia and another paper on "Satire and Humour in the Literature of Tripura" at a seminar on "Satire & Humour in Indian Literature" on 11 September 2003 at the Kolkata Book Fair organized by the National Book Trust of India, New Delhi. Dr Barman is listed in as many as forty national and international Who"s Whos, including "Who"s Who of Indian Writers" published by the Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi. Dr Barman has founded an international organization called "World Literature Society".

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Bassam A. Jubran B.Sc., Ph.D. (Wales), P.Eng. Professor Department of Aerospace Engineering, [email protected] Bassam Jubran was educated at Cardiff University (formally University of Wales), Britain, graduating in 1980 with B.Sc. Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering. He obtained a PhD, also from the University of Wales, in 1984. He is currently a Professor of Thermo-Fluid Engineering at Ryerson University, a member of the Professional Engineers of Ontario, the Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers (CSME), and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). Professor Jubran joined the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Ryerson University in 2004 where he served dutifully as the Interim Chair of the Department (January - December, 2007). Between 1999 and 2004, he served as Head of the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Sultan Qaboos University (Oman). He took a position at the International Islamic University Malaysia (1997-1999) where he served as a Deputy Dean (Academic Affairs) at the Faculty of Engineering, and University Senate member (19971998). He was an Assistant Professor (1984-1989), Associate Professor (19891994), Full Professor (1994-1997), and Head of Mechanical Engineering Department (1989-1991), at the University of Jordan. He was a Visiting Professor at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany, Research Leave (Summer 1994). A Visiting Professor at the Royal Military College of Science (Cranfield University), Britain (1991-1992). He served as Director of the Arab Council for Training Students of Arab Universities, ACTSAU and National Secretary of the International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE), IAESTE-Jordan (1994-1997). He worked as a Project Engineer at Abu-Dhabi National Oil Company, UAE (1980-1981). Professor Jubran served as Editor-inChief of the Journal of Engineering Research, and he is now on the editorial board of the new International Journal of Low Carbon Technologies, published by Manchester University Press, UK. He received the Hisham Hijjawi Award in the field of Energy and Informatics, 1997 and the Shoman Award for Young Arab Scientists (Engineering Sciences), 1994. Dr. Jubran has published more than 90 refereed Journal papers and over 35 conference proceedings papers.

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B K Passi Teaching, Research, Consultancy and Administration: Richness of experience in institution-building, launching innovative programs in varying sectors and levels of education ranging from school to university systems; from private to government bodies, from national to international organizations, from NGOs to statutory bodies. Senior Expert in Thinking Skills SOIE-KMUTT, Bangkok 2000-2 UNESCO-ACEID-PROAP Consultant Bangkok 2001+ President All India Association for Educational Research 1998+ Founder Chair holder: IGNOU-UNESCO Chair Distance Education 1997-2000 Founder Vice Chairperson National Council for Teacher Education 1994 -1997 Acting Vice Chancellor DA University in 1991, 1992 Rector (Pro Vice-Chancellor) DA University 1991 1992 Head School of Advanced Liberal Studies DAVV 1993-94 Founder Director Institute of Education 1991 1993 Head School of Education DAVV 1976 to 1991 Founder Director Audio Visual Research Center UGC 1990-94 Dean Faculty of Education DAVV1976 1986 Head Journalism and Mass Communication 1985 1986 Founder Director Academic Staff College 1987 1988 Founder Head School of Futures Studies 1989 National Lecturer University Grants Commission 1987 Visiting Faculty University of Saskatchewan Canada 1990 Panel for Education UGC Member 1992 Research Advisor National Talk-back Experiment UGC Delhi 1991 Member GB International Institute of Professional Studies 1992 Vice President Children Science Congress Indore 1990-1996 Chairman T. Choithram School, Indore 1985-1995 Teaching Faculty at M.S.University Baroda 1972-76 Research Scholar/Faculty at Panjab University Chandigarh 1966-72 COUNTRIES OF WORK EXPERIENCE India, Thailand, Canada, Mexico, USA, Russia, United Kingdom, Afghanistan, France, Japan, Spain, Vietnam, Sweden RECOGNITION & AWARDS

113 World Award of Education-- citations -- "Illustrious Scientific Career and Valuable Work in Benefit of Mankind --": World Cultural Council Monterrey Mexico 1990; Recognition for "JOSE VASCONCELOS": Awarded Diploma, 1991 Best Social Scientist Awarded and Honored with MP State Council Award of Best Social Scientist of 1990 for the original contributions in the areas of Creativity, Microteaching, Models of Teaching, & Research Surveys in Education, 1990 Canadian Commonwealth Fellow University of Saskatchewan June 1989 Senior Fullbright Fellow of USEFI Georgia, USA 1987 National Lecturer in Education UGC New Delhi 1987 Panjab University Research Scholarship 1966 INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANCY Three decades of educational research, training, and consultancy in UN bodies, Universities, Corporate Sectors, and Government Institutions in developed and developing countries of Europe, North America, Canada, Russia, UK, Asia, e.g. Thailand KMUTT- Institute of Technology Senior Expert 2000+ Moscow Member Expert group for IITE UNESCO Moscow 2000 Thailand KMIIT- Institute of Technology Consultant 1996 Visiting Faculty at Yuzhno Sakhalinsk and Khabarosk Russia 1992 Training Faculty for Creative Development at Irkutsk USSR 1991 Vietnam UNFPA UNESCO Consultant in Population Education 1990 UNESCO UNDP Consultant2 Educational Technology Afghanistan 1987 Afghanistan UNESCO UNDP Consultant1Teacher Education 1986 UK University of Lancaster: Technical Director of International Transfer of SIMEQ OECD and England 1973 IIEP UNESCO Paris offered two year Consultancy by IIEPA Paris for Curriculum Development in Indonesia in 1974 EMPLOYMENT RECORDS 2001 – PRESENT: Prasena (global consulting company specialized in the integration and optimization of corporate resources within a fast-changing economic environment) ThinkTank member on Creativity/ Innovation and eLearning/ Distance learning Based in Thailand – Global scope Prasena's Think Tank members, all reputed international experts in various fields, advise Prasena on strategic matters and provide invaluable help in research, development, consulting projects, communication and education. JOURNALISTIC EXPERIENCE INCLUDES:

114 Professional Documents Articles Dr. Passi has been developing concept papers on different aspects of distance education. Articles have been developed about problems and issues of research, material production, students support services, enhancing interactivity, integrating learning resources, and collaborative networking. Apart from that, Dr. Passi has developed policy documents and articles in the areas of process norms. INTERNATIONAL PROJECT ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDE: GLOBAL/ VIRTUAL 2002 Speaker at Global Learn Day IV 2002, October 14. 24 hours global Internet event SOUTH EAST ASIA 2002 Global contact for Creativity and Innovation day for South-East Asia THAILAND 2002 Unesco THAILAND 2001+ KMUTT FRANCE 2000 Moscow Member Expert group: IITE-UNESCO Moscow THAILAND 2000 SOIE KMITT Senior Expert for Research and Thinking Skills UK 1996 Research Guide-Master Degree Program in Education Sussex THAILAND 1996 KMITT Consultancy for Faculty Improvement JAPAN 1995 UNESCO- Hiroshima University- Teacher Education and Primary EducationCountry Paper SPAIN 1994 Senior Delegate MHRD: World Conference on Special Needs Education: Quality & Access RUSSIA 1992 Visiting Faculty at Yuzhno Sakhalinsk and Khabarosk USSR 1991 Training Faculty for Creative Development at Irkutsk VIETNAM 1990 UNDFA UNESCO Consultant at NIES CANADA 1990 Faculty Member for Summer Courses for Futures Studies University CANADA 1989 Creative Future Problem Solving Future Corporation Saskatoon Canada USA 1989

115 Futures of Education LEADS Conference Yorktown CANADA 1989 Instituted Futures Studies Courses College of Education Saskatoon Canada USA 1987 Senior Fullbright Visiting Scholar Athens Georgia USA 1987 Staff Development School Improvement Workshop USA 1987 Creativity 4Ps Creative Studies Buffalo NY USA 1987 Incubation Model and Teacher Education Workshop Athens USA 1987 Discussion on Problem Finding and Problem Solving Chicago AFGHANISTAN 1986 UNESCO First Consultant in Teacher Education UNDP/Project at Kabul Afghanistan AFGHANISTAN 1986 Second Consultancy in Educational Technology for UNESCO Kabul AFGHANISTAN 1986 Lectures on Microteaching: USSR Afghanistan Bilateral Team Kabul Afghanistan USSSR 1984 UGC Visiting Fellow for Leningrad and Moscow USSR USSR 1984 Microteaching in India: Seminar at Pedagogical Institute USA Leningrad USSR USSR 1984 Education in India: Department Foreign Languages Pedagogical Institute Leningrad USSR OECD 1978 International Transfer of Self Instructional Microteaching Materials: ASIMEQ Technical Director, Project with Lancaster; OECD UK 1976 "International Transfer of Self Instructional Material between Various Countries" Seminar in Lancaster UK 1974 Equality of Educational Opportunity OECD Project University of Bristol UK 1974 Visiting Fellow of UGC and British Council at University of Bristol UK 1974 First British Conference on Computer in Higher Education University Lancaster SWEDEN 1974 Seminar on "Educational Research in India" Malmo UK 1974 "Cluster Analysis" Seminar, University Reading

116 UK1974 Equality of Educational Opportunity Validation Study University of Bristol: Researcher RESEARCH PROJECTS AND ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS: School Education Creative Thinking Teacher Education Models of Teaching Microteaching, Personalized Education Higher Education Distance Education, Educational Research, Futures Studies, and Information Technology Creativity: Researching in Creativity from 1966; Standardized, Published verbal and nonverbal "Passi Tests of Creativity"; Highly reliable and valid (found low relationship between creativity and intelligence; and Creativity and achievement); the manual is comprehensive and user friendly; it is an original contribution in Creativity Testing; the tests have found international acceptance. Originator of Microteaching in India; Conceptualized and researched in Microteaching. Collaborated all India and UK researches; implemented Microteaching in Teacher Education; Nick-named as Father of Microteaching in India; Developed films on Microteaching; published a reference book known as "Becoming Better Teacher". This innovation has brought many international invitations. Models of Teaching: Initiated reforms in teacher education and school teaching; Directed research projects in Information processing, social interaction, and Personal development models; disseminated Models of Teaching and Educational Technology in India and Abroad. Personalizing Teacher Education Curriculum- designed innovative project of teacher education at school and college levels. It is popularly known as ZeroLecture Program. Surveys of Research in Education: Operationalzed the prestigious projects of Surveys Of Research In Education; First Survey of Research in Education Associate Editor; Second Survey of Research in Education Joint Editor; Third Survey of Research in Education Member Editorial Board; Fourth Survey of Research in Education Member Editorial Board Fifth Survey Trend Report Author. Futures Studies: Conceptualized and introduced in India and Canada the academic Courses in Futures Studies at B.Ed. M.Ed. M.Phil. Ph.D. levels; Based upon our work, UGC developed programs of Futures Studies M.Phil M.Tech.; Faculty Member for Futures Studies Courses in Canada.

117 Norms for Teacher Education Guided and formulated Norms for teacher education for nursery, elementary, and secondary levels and also in the area of physical education. Distance and Open Education: Completed about forty projects in the area of open distance teacher education. Innovation – Indian Dr. Passi has 30 years experience in educational research, training and consultancy in UN bodies, universities, government institutions and the corporate sector in Europe, USA, Canada, Russia and Asia. Born in an Indian village with humble beginnings, he became the creator of many ideas, founder of institutions and implementer of innovations. He became National Lecturer, Fulbright Scholar, and President AIAER. It is his original contributions that won him the Best Social Scientist Award India, World Award of Education -citations for Illustrious Scientific Career and Valuable Work in Benefit of Mankind- World Council Monterrey Mexico; and Recognition for Jose Vasconcelos Diploma. He is called “Father of Microteaching”. He has authored Passi Creativity Tests. He has managed institutions of higher education, researched in Futures Studies, ModelsTeaching, Research Surveys, Benchmarking, Distance Education, ICT. He is as of 2001 ThinkTank member of Prasena. EMail: [email protected] 117/11 Soi Samahan, Sukhumvit Soi 4 10100 Bangkok, Thailand Phone: +66 9 0110539 Fax: +66 2 2541304

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Bindi Mehta Chairperson (Research & Publications), NMIMS. Mumbai Areas of Specialization Industrial Economics, Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility Industry and Consulting Experience 18 years Academic Experience 5 years. Dr. Bindi Mehta has M.A. (Honours) and a Ph. D. from the University of Mumbai. Former Chief Economist of CRISIL and Director (Research) at CCRT, she specialises in Industrial Economics, Industry / Sector / Market Studies, Developmental issues including Micro-finance and Women's studies, Corporate Governance & Corporate Social Responsibility. She has a number of publications to her credit and has been the Honourary Editor of monthly E-Journal of the Academy of Corporate Governance. At SVKM's NMIMS University she teaches Corporate Social Responsibility and is Chairperson (Research & Publications). • Invited to be a Member of Training Committee of Indian Institute of Banking & Finance 2005 • Appointed as a Public Representative on Interconnected Stock Exchange of India's Arbitration Committee by SEBI in 2005 • Editor of E-Journal on Corporate Governance of the Academy of Corporate Governance in 2005-06 • Chaired a session on Environmental Impact on November 22, 2004 at the Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility held at Penang, Malysia and organised by Ansted University, Penang and London Metropolitan University E-mail ID [email protected] Blog http://bindimehta.blogspot.com

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Bill Eydler [email protected] The 2008 season marks the 29th season for Bill Eydler as King's head coach, having led the netmen to a fine 349-246 record in his career. Eydler came to King's with an outstanding background in tennis. Over the last 33 years, he has been the Tennis Director of the City of Wilkes-Barre. Eydler is also a well-known tennis official, tournament director and a USTA/NTRP Verifier. Eydler also owns and operates Eydler Sports a tennis court construction and tennis supply business. He is also a certified racket stringer. He began his coaching career at Wyoming Seminary in Kingston, Pa. and led his team to the Northeastern Pa. High School Tennis League title in 1972. After his tenure at Wyoming Seminary, he then returned to coach his alma-mater, WilkesBarre Meyers, for three years before coming to King's. An accomplished player, Eydler has won many tournaments on the local level as well as in the Northeast, earning a MSTA Men's age 35 doubles ranking of #10 in 1984. In 1981, he was named to the Advisory Board of Four Star Tennis Academy and has served as an officer in the Lehigh Valley Tennis Association, a division of the USTA, for several years. In 1986, he was honored with the selection of State Tennis Director of the Keystone State Games, retiring from the position in 1989. For the second time in his tenure at King's, Eydler was honored by the LVTA as the 1990 Outstanding Coach of the Year, an award he had previously received in 1983. Enjoying a highly successful tenure at King's, where he also co-coaches the women's team, Eydler has led the Monarchs to a number of MAC division and league titles over his career, including the 2000 MAC overall championship. Eydler also coached King's to the MAC Freedom and overall runner-up spot in 2001 and playoffs in 2002, 2006 and 2007. In 1992 Eydler's top two players; Bill Mendler and Mike Ungvarsky were honored with selection to the NCAA III national tournament at Emory University in Atlanta. In 1994 Eydler coached Maria Adonizio to the MAC Women's singles championship and Jim Zimmerman and Joe Brown to the Men's Doubles title. He also coached Vlad Handl to the 2000 MAC singles championship and was named MAC Freedom "Coach of the Year." Under

120 Eydler, Mike Portonova won the MAC singles titles as a freshman, sophomore and junior in 2005,2006 and 2007 while teaming with Nick Hojsack to win the 2006 and 2007 MAC doubles titles. Every year many members of both the Men's and women's tennis teams achieve top scholar athlete awards for the MAC Conference as well as the NCAA III. Eydler received his BA degree from King's College in 1970 and earned his Master's degree in Physical Education Administration from Columbia Pacific University in 1982. Eydler was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Public Service from Ansted University, British Virgin Islands of UK for meritorious contributions in coaching and athletic administration, 2004. Eydler retired in June of 2006 as a Math Specialist in the Wilkes-Barre Area School District. Coach Eydler and his wife Diane reside in Wilkes-Barre. An accomplished player, Eydler has won many tournaments on the local level as well as in the Northeast, earning MSTA Men's age 35 doubles ranking of #10 in 1984. In 1981, he was named to the Advisory Board of Four Star Tennis Academy and has served as an officer in the Lehigh Valley Tennis Association, a division of the USTA, for several years. In 1986, he was honored with the selection of State Tennis Director of the Keystone State Games, retiring from the position in 1989. For the second time in his tenure at King's, Eydler was honored by the LVTA as the 1990 Outst anding Coach of the Year, an award he previously received in 1983. In 2008, Eydler received a tremendous honor when he was inducted into the Luzerne County Sports Hall of Fame. Eydler received his BA degree from King's College in 1970 and earned his Master's degree in Physical Education Administration from Columbia Pacific University in 1982. Eydler will be awarded an Honorary Doctor of Public Service from Ansted University, British Virgin Islands of UK for meritorious contributions in coaching and athletic administration, 2004. Eydler is recently retired as a Math Specialist in the Wilkes-Barre Area School District. Coach Eydler and his wife Diane reside in Wilkes-Barre.

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David B.Lingiah Mauritian counselling psychologist/psychotherapist living in Scotland for the past 37 yrs. Author of counselling texts;writes for Mauritian Abroad,UK; Mauritius News UK; sometime for L'express Outlook. Also contributes articles to a Scottish website where all articles may be reproduced. Dr David B.Lingiah was awarded a doctorate in science (DSc) Health psychology along with certificates of atten Prof. Roger Haw intim dance and appreciation from Prof. Haw the youngest cofounder of Ansted University. ated that next April/May a forum and graduation ceremony will be held in Mauritius for students from Mauritius and elsewhere. Ansted Special delegates will be Drs Lingiah and Leung who incidentally has served three times as graduation master of ceremony, will receive a surprise award from Ansted University. Both compatriots are looking forward to this event on the island.

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Daud Rasyid [email protected] Education 1996 PhD in Shari’ah, University of Cairo, Egypt. - Summa Cum Laude Dissertation: Legacy of Indonesian Scholars in Sunnah (Juhud ‘Ulama` Indonesia fi as-Sunnah) 1990 M.A. in Shari’ah, University of Cairo, Egypt. – Cum Laude Thesis: The Narration of Imam al-Hakam Ibn Otaiba and his Methodology in Islamic Jurisprudence (Marwiyyat al-Hakam ibn ‘Utaibah wa fiqhuhu) 1983 B.A. in Islamic Law, the State University of Islamic Studies Medan, Indonesia Thesis: Marriage Proposal in Islamic Perspective Teaching Activities 1996 – 1999 The State Institute for Islamic Studies, Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta, Post Graduate Student Instructor, Taugth the Science of Hadeeth to post Bacheloreate students. Developed curriculum with faculty member. Responsible for all aspects of teaching and evaluations. Provide graduate student’s thesis and dissertation supervision. 1999 – 2004 The State Institute for Islamic Studies, Sunan Gunung Djati,Bandung, Head Department of Hadeeth at the post Graduate Program, Taugth the Science of Hadeeth to post Bacheloreate students. Developed curriculum with faculty member. Responsible for all aspects of teaching and evaluations. Provide graduate student’s thesis and dissertation supervision. 2002 University of Indonesia, Department of Middle East Studies, Jakarta

123 Associate Professor Taugth Quranic Tafseer to post Bacheloreate students. 2000 – Present University of Ibnu Khaldun, Bogor. Post Graduate Student Instructor Taugth the Science of Hadeeth to post Bacheloreate students. Responsible for all aspects of teaching and evaluations. Provide graduate student’s thesis and dissertation supervision. 1998 – present The State Institute for Islamic Studies, Faculty of Islamic Law, Bandung Lecturer Lectured on Islamic Jurisprudence, and Hadeeth. 2000 – Present The Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences, Jakarta, Indonesia The branch of Islamic University of Imam Muhammad Ibn Sa`ud Lecturer Lectured on the Hadeeth Ahkam in Arabic Dakwah Activities July 2004, addressing Jumuah Speech in the Muslim students’ Mosque at University of Newcastle in UK, and giving lectures for Indonesian communities in London, Oxford, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, New Castle, and other cities in UK for two months. July 2005 Addressing Jumuah Speech in Tempe Mosque, in Sydney for one month, and lecturing Indonesian communities in Sydney, Camberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth. Addressing weekly Jumuah Speech since 1990 up to now in several Mosques surround Jakarta City. Addressing Special Speech for Hari-hari Besar Islam (Islamic Celebration days) like the celebration of Prophet Mohammad birthday, Israk Mi'raj, and other Islamic moments. Dakwah in Television

124 1999 – Now, addressing lectures in some tv channels for Islamic Program, for example : Indosiar channel, TVRI, RCTI, SCTV, TPI. Member of Various Indonesian Islamic Organizations • • • •

Indonesian Ulama Council – Member of Fatwa Board Association of Indonesian Du’at (IKADI) – Member of Shuro Council Center of Indonesia Shari’ah Consultation (PKS) – Special Consultant in Islamic Law Indonesian Islamic Da’wah Council – Al Majelis Al-A’la Al-Indonesy Li Dakwah Al Islamiyah – Vice Chairman

Selected Publications Rasyid, Daud (2003). Indahnya Syari`at Islam. “The Beauty of Islamic Law”. Usamah Press, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rasyid, Daud (2002). As-Sunnah Fi Indonesia (in Arabic).”The Fenomena of Sunnah in Indonesia”, Usamah Press, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rasyid, Daud (2002), Islam dan Raformasi “Islam and Reformation”, Usamah Press, Jakarta. Rasyid, Daud (2002). Apa dan Bagaimana Hadits Nabi “Hadist Nabi: What and How”. Usamah Press, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rasyid, Daud (2002). Pembaruan Islam Dalam Sorotan. “Islamic Revivalism on Islamic Perspective”. Usamah Press, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rasyid, Daud (1998). Islam Dalam Berbagai Dimensi. “Islam in Various Dimensions”. Gema Insani Press, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rasyid, Daud (1995). Peran alumni Timteng dalam dunia Pendidikan di Indonesia. “The Role of Middle-Eastern Muslim Scholars on Shaping the Education System in Indonesia”. OASE Journal, ICMI, Orsat – Cairo. Rasyid, Daud (1993). Mewaspadai Gejala Krisis Ulama. “On the Crisis of Muslim Scholars”. In "Pelita" daily newspaper February 12, 1993. Jakarta. Rasyid, Daud (1997), Sistem Ekonomi Islam, “Islamic Economy System”, Unpublished.

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Dana Barry Ph.D., CPC ADDRESS: Box 5665 Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP) Clarkson University Potsdam, New York 13699-5665 E-mail: [email protected] CERTIFICATION •Permanent New York State Teacher Certification: Chemistry & the General Sciences (1972) •Certified Professional Chemist (CPC) - (National Certification Commission sponsored by The American Institute of Chemists) certified (1989-1992), recertified: (1992-1995), (1995-1998), (1998-2001), (2001-2004) and (2004 - 2009) •Permanent Certification by NASA to borrow Lunar Rocks (1999) POSITIONS: •VISITING PROFESSOR in Japan for Suzuka National College of Technology (June 2008) •VISITING PROFESSOR in Malaysia for Ansted University (December 2007) •PRESIDENT of Ansted University's Scientific Board, British Virgin Islands, U.K. (July 2003 - present) •VISITING PROFESSOR for Suzuka National College of Technology, Japan (November 2005) •VISITING PROFESSOR in Malaysia (November 2004) •VISITING PROFESSOR - England (September 2003) •VISITING PROFESSOR for Suzuka National College of Technology, Japan (August 2002) •VISITING PROFESSOR for Ansted University (March 2001) •EXTERNAL PROFESSOR & HONORARY ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER for Ansted University, (2000 - present) •INSTRUCTOR for graduate course in Elementary Science Methods at Potsdam College - Fall Semester 2003 •INSTRUCTOR for Horizon Program at Clarkson University, 2002 - present •EDITOR & SENIOR TECHNICAL WRITER for Clarkson's Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP) 1993 - present •PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR for Clarkson's REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) Program 1998-1999

126 •PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR for the Clarkson Space Grant Program 19931999 •EDITOR for Clarkson's space magazine PARALLAX 1993-1999 AUTHOR •Co-Author of the new book titled "Plan, Develop, Display, Present Science Projects," published by Teacher Created Resources (2008). •Co-Author of the new audio book titled "Develop Critical Thinking Skills, Solve a Mystery, Learn Science," published by Tate Publishing (2007) •Co-Author of the new book titled "Develop Critical Thinking Skills, Solve a Mystery, Learn Science," published by Tate Publishing (2007) •Co-Author of the Japanese Edition of "Develop Critical Thinking Skills, Solve a Mystery, Learn Science," published by Pleiades Publishing in Osaka, Japan (2007) •Co-Author of the book titled "Science Fair Fun in Japan" published by Gendai Tosho, Japan (2005) •Author of the book titled "Science Fair Projects," published by Teacher Created Materials, Inc.(2000) •Gave presentations/workshops at the ASRIA Award Ceremony and at the Chung Hwa Confucian Secondary School in Penang, Malaysia (December 2007) •Presented the following paper, which was also published, at the ASEE/IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference in Milwaukee, WI: Workshops in Creative Education for Students and Teachers in the United States and Japan by Dana Barry and Hideyuki Kanematsu (October 2007) •Presented the seminars "Creative Education" and "Science Fair Education Project for Students in Japan," at Suzuka National College of Technology, Japan (November 2005) •Presented the paper "Corporate Social Responsibility and the Environment" at the International Conference in Penang, Malaysia (November 2004) •Oral Presentation "International MarsLink Mission" at the International Global Learn Day Conference - on line (November 16, 2003) •Presented a paper at the International Conference on "Corporate Social Responsibility" at London Metropolitan University in London, England (September 2003) •Published Journal papers about an International Chemical Sensation Project in collaboration with Professors Hideyuki Kanematsu, Hiroshi Shimofuruya, and Tatsumasa Kobayashi of Suzuka National College of Technology, Japan (20022003) •Hands on science books for children in grades K - 9 Science activity guides & kits •Chemistry entries in Gale Encyclopedia of Science (1995) •Feature articles in national & international journals Author/Composer of music cassette Chemical Sensation (1996).

127 •Script Writer, Host, & Coproducer of TV Series Sensational Science (1996-1997) AWARDS AND OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS •Selected for inclusion in World Who's Who of Women by the I.B.C. (2009) •Selected for inclusion in A.B.I.'s International Profiles of Accomplished Leaders (2009) •Participant of NASA's Kepler Mission (2009) •Participant of NASA's Glory Mission (2009) •Selected for inclusion in the 10th Edition of Marquis Who's Who in Science and Engineering (2008 - 2009) •Keynote Speaker for Suzuka City's Education Symposium, Japan (June 2008) •Selected by the ABI for inclusion in the publication: 500 Greatest Geniuses of the 21st Century (2008) •Named one of the Leading Educators of the World by the I.B.C. (2008) •Participated in NASA's Engineering Design Challenge: Lunar Plant Growth Chamber (2008) •Nominated as International Professional of the Year by the I.B.C. in England (2008) •Nominated to be a member of the Leading Intellectuals of the World by the A.B.I. (2008) •Selected Woman of the Year in Education by the A.B.I. (2008) •Nominated for the Distinguished Service to Humankind Award by the I.B.C. in England (2008) •Biography selected for inclusion in Great Minds of the 21st Century by the A.B.I. (2008) •Biography selected for inclusion in the International Directory of Experts and Expertise by the A.B.I. (2008) •Appointed as a Founding Member of the International Women's Review Board by the the A.B.I. (2008) •Selected for inclusion in the Fifth Edition of 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century by the I.B.C. (2008) •Selected for inclusion in the Thirty-Fourth Edition of the Dictionary of International Biography by the I.B.C. (2008) •Nominated a Candidate for a Master Diploma, with Honors, from the World Academy of Letters (2008) •Has an honorary appointment as a Founding Member (with distinguished standing) to the International Women's Review Board by the A.B.I. (2008) •Participant of NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Mission (2008) •Selected for inclusion in the International Who's Who of Professional & Business Women: Tenth Anniversary Commemorative Edition by the A.B.I. (2008) •Recipient of the American Chemical Society Award for excellent Contributions to the National Chemistry Week Program (December 2007)

128 •Selected for inclusion in 8th Edition of Marquis Who's Who in American Education (2007 - 2008) •My International Program in Creative Education with Dr. Kanematsu of Japan received Second Place for the American Chemical Society's ChemLuminary Award in Public Relations (2007) •Nominated for the Woman of Achievement Award by the A.B.I. (2007) •Nominated to receive the Gold Medal for the United States by the A.B.I. (2007) •Biography is included in the International Profiles of Accomplished Leaders by the A.B.I. (2007) •Biography is included in the book Contemporary Authors by the Gale Reference Team (December 2007) •Selected for inclusion in 7th Edition of Marquis Who's Who in American Education (2006 - 2007) •Selected for inclusion in 25th Edition of Marquis Who's Who of American Women (2006-2007) •Selected for inclusion in the 9th Edition of Marquis Who's Who in Science and Engineering (2006-2007) •Nominated Woman of the Year by ABI (2005) •Selected for inclusion in the 2nd Edition of "Distinguished and Admirable Achievers," published in India (2005) •Nominated to receive International Peace Prize (United Cultural Convention, U.S) 2005 •Nominated a Leading Educator of the World - 2005 (I.B.C., England) •Ansted Foundation Award (Penang, Malaysia) 2004 •Presented "Welcoming Address" & "Vote of Thanks" at Second International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility (Penang, Malaysia) 2004 •Co-Editor of World Book on Social Responsibility (published in Malaysia) 2004 •Dr. Barry's Chemical Sensation Project received a National Award (ChemLuminary Award) from the American Chemical Society - 2004 •Dr. Barry's World First MarsLink Space Mission Program received a National Award (a ChemPower Certificate of Excellence) from the American Chemical Society - 2004 •Nominated Einsteinian Chair of Science - World Academy of Letters (2004) •Nominated International Educator of the Year 2004 - International Biographical Centre in England (2004) •Ten Year Service Award from the Ahkwesahsne Mohawk Science Fair Committee - 2004 •Presented "Welcoming Speech" and awards / honorary degrees at Ansted University's Convocation/Graduation Ceremony, London Metropolitan University in London, England (September 6, 2003) •Five Year Service Award from the Ahkwesahsne Mohawk Science Fair Committee - 2003

129 •Listed in the outstanding reference "Something about the Author" (Gale Group -MI) July 2003 •Received Certificate of Participation in the Mars Exploration Rover 2003 Mission •My Letter of encouragement was read at the American Cultural Center in Africa by the President of the Cameroon Ozone Club on World Ozone Day (September 16, 2002) Dictionary of International Biography - 30th Anniversary Edition (I.B.C.) 2002 •One Thousand Great Scientists - (I.B.C.) 2002 •One Thousand Great Scholars - first edition (I.B.C.) 2002 •Outstanding Achievement Award -(NNY Section, American Chemical Society) 2002 •One Thousand Great Americans - 2002 •International Who's Who of the Professional & Business Women - 2002 •Great Minds of the 21st Century (2002) •International Scientist of the Year 2001 (2002) •2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century (2001-2002) •Who's Who in the 21st Century (2001-2002) •Listed in "Biography Today" in India (2001) •International Medal for Scientific Excellence (2001) •Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy, Science Education - Ansted University, Malaysia (2001) •The Twentieth Century Award for Achievement (2000) •Outstanding People of the 20th Century (2000) •2000 Outstanding Scientists of the 20th Century (2000) •Dictionary of International Biography - 28th & 29th Eds. (2000 & 2001) •International Woman of the Year 1999/2000 •APEX Award for Publication Excellence (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008) •Organized the World's First Moonlink Mission - educational component to NASA's Lunar Prospector Mission (1998) •Organized the World's First NEARLink Mission - educational component to NASA's NEAR Mission (1998) •Organized the World's First MarsLink Mission - educational component to NASA's Global Surveyor Mission (2000). See http://www.spaceexplorers.com/internal/events/clarkson2005.html PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS •Member of the American Institute of Chemists Editorial Review Board •Honorary Member of the Cameroon Ozone Club, Africa •American Chemical Society (ACS), Secretary of the Northern New York Section •American Institute of Chemists (AIC) •National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)

130 PUBLICATIONS Over 100 professional publications including ten books, a book chapter, science encyclopedia entries, journal features, scripts for aired television shows, and music CDs. This work is published in various Countries including the United States, Japan, England, Australia, Malaysia, and India. Dana M. Barry of Canton, editor and technical writer at Clarkson University’s Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP), has been invited to serve as a visiting professor in Malaysia during March. She will present science education seminars in Penang and Kuala Lumpur to students, faculty, government officials and other distinguished guests. While in Malaysia, Barry will also receive an honorary doctoral degree from Ansted University in recognition of her exemplary contributions and her dedication to the promotion of space science and technology. Barry was invited to Malaysia by Ansted’s co-founder, Roger Haw. Ansted is a small private university with long-distance learning programs, and has external campuses in Malaysia and the British Virgin Islands. Barry’s Malaysian seminars will have three components. The first, “Turning Students on to Science and Technology,” includes demonstrations and makes use of Barry’s published books, journal features and science education music cassettes. The second, “NASA Space Missions and Their Educational Component Missions,” recounts Barry’s experiences in organizing three NASA World First Missions, including the MoonLink (1998), NEARLink (1998), and MarsLink (2000) missions, the latter an international gathering of students from the North Country and Malaysia. Barry will meet with her Malaysian team members to give them advice on how to access and analyze the incoming data and information from Mars. The final component, “Chemical-Mechanical Polishing and High-Tech Equipment,” will include segments from Barry’s television series, “Sensational Science,” which she hosted, wrote and co-produced. She will also speak on the research that is taking place at CAMP and discuss her cover story, “Chemical-Mechanical Polishing,” which appeared in the May/June 1999 issue of The Chemist. In addition to presenting seminars, Barry will donate educational materials (including copies of her books and science education music cassettes) to Ansted

131 University and other schools and colleges in Malaysia. Support for her trip is being provided by CAMP, the Northern New York Section of the American Chemical Society and Ansted University. Barry, who has been in her position at Clarkson since 1993, is also an officer for the Northern New York Section of the American Chemical Society, a Certified Professional Chemist, and an honorary member of Ansted University’s Advisory Council. Barry’s recent awards include Leaders of Science, Technology & Engineering 2001, 500 Leaders of Influence (2001), 1000 World Leaders of Scientific Influence (2001), Dictionary of International Biography - 28th & 29th editions (2000 & 2001), The Twentieth Century Award for Achievement (2000), Outstanding People of the 20th Century (2000), 2000 Outstanding Scientists of the 20th Century (2000), 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 20th Century (2000) and International Woman of the Year.. Dana M. Barry of Canton, editor & technical writer for Clarkson University's Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP), has published a book titled Science Fair Projects: Helping Your Child Create a Super Science Fair Project. Published this year by Teacher Created Materials, Inc., Science Fair Projects should prove to be an asset to parents and teachers with children between the ages of eight and twelve. Barry has virtually given parents and teachers a step-by-step approach to tackling just about any science project. Chapters include "The Problem-Solving Model," "Ideas for Science Projects," "Planning the Project," "Developing the Project," "Displaying the Project" and "Practice Projects." Barry is also the author of several science education books and the science education music tape "Chemical Sensation" with the Barry Tones. She was recently offered the opportunity to lecture at Anstead University in Malaysia after being awarded 1999/2000 International Woman of the Year. She has also been awarded the Twentieth Century Award for Achievement (2000); Outstanding People of the 20th Century (2000); 2000 Outstanding Scientists of the 20th Century (2000); and Dictionary of International Biography 28th Ed. (2000) awards. (03 Nov 2000) WORLD FIRST MARSLINK MISSION UPDATE - 2005 Dr. Dana M. Barry's World First MarsLink team has made progress, and her program received a National Award from the American Chemical Society (ACS). Dr. Barry (of Clarkson University, U.S.A. and President of Ansted University's Scientific Board, Malaysia) has an international team with members in the United States and Malaysia. Her Mission is supported by NASA and Space Explorers, Inc. and sponsored by the Northern New York Section of the American Chemical

132 Society. Dr. Barry and her team are very grateful to Space Explorers, Inc. for their continued interest and outstanding support. U.S.A. Dr. Dana Barry's World First MarsLink Program received a National Award (ChemPower Certificate of Excellence) from the American Chemical Society, the world's largest scientific organization with over 163,000 members. Her Program was recognized as the most creative way of teaching chemistry in the United States. In addition, her Chemical Sensation project with Japan received a National Award (ChemLuminary Award for Public Relations). Dr. Barry accepted both awards (on behalf of the NNY section of the American Chemical Society, where she serves as an officer) at the American Chemical Society's National Convention held in Philadelphia, PA during the month of August 2004, She has worked on projects with four U.S. Presidents and has served on the adjunct faculties of Indiana-Purdue University, the University of Southern California, and San Francisco State University. Dr. Dana Barry (left) presents a prestigious award to Dr. Roger Haw for his outstanding contributions to the National Award winning World First MarsLink Space Mission Program. The award, which is from the Northern New York section of the American Chemical Society, was presented to Dr. Haw at a special ceremony in Penang, Malaysia (November 2004).Baron Sir Professor Dr. Roger Haw (Founding Member of Ansted University) is a coordinator and the main contact person for the MarsLink team members in Malaysia. (The team includes students at Ansted University and St. Xavier's Institution.) Dr. Haw provides continuous support and encourages the team to actively participate in MarsLink - related activities and projects. He received an award for his outstanding contributions to the National Award winning World First MarsLink Space Program. Dr. Dana Barry (on behalf of the NNY section of the ACS) presented this prestigious honor to Dr. Roger Haw at a special ceremony held in conjunction with the Second International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility in Penang, Malaysia (November 2004). MarsLink team members in Malaysia belong to an Astronomy Club, which is advised by Dr. Chong Hon Yew (Ansted University Advisory Council Member & Professor of Physics at the University of the Sciences in Malaysia - USM). They attended planet/star gazing sessions and other space-related activities. Also they had an opportunity to participate in the USM National Astronomy Convention 2005, the first of its kind in Malaysia. The Convention was open to amateur and professional astronomers and the general public. The Convention Objectives and Activities are provided.

133 Dr. Dana M. Barry's World First MarsLink Program and her Chemical Sensation Project received National Awards from the American Chemical Society at the Organization's National Convention held in Philadelphia, PA in August 2004. From left: Dr. William Oliver (Chair of the Committee on Public Relations & Communications), Dr. Dana M. Barry (officer of the Northern NY section of the ACS & organizer of the award winning programs), and Dr. James Burke (Chair of the Board of Directors of the ACS

Daniel Verkerke Daniel Verkerke was an honored guest sponsored by the International Martial Arts Research Institute, Martial Arts Federation of Malaysia, and Nanyang Wushu Federation of Sarawak . As the Canadian Ambassador for the International Martial Arts Research Institute and member of the Advisory Council for Canada, Daniel has been very active in unifying the West with the East. Through sharing his knowledge and providing a Thesis which included over 12 instructional videos and DVD's as well as his book titled "Spiritual Development Enlightenment of Life" and the curriculum for the Seicho Jutsu Intstitute of Advanced Studies, Daniel was honored with a Doctorate Degree presented during the World Martial Arts Black Belt Hall of Fame in Asia. The Degree was presented by the honorable YB. Encik Dublin Unting ak Ingkot, AMN., Assistant Minister of Sport & Agriculture, Sarawak, who is also an Advisor of Nanyang Wushu Federation of Sarawak. The International Martial Arts Research Institute of Malaysia is an official accredited Educational Training and Learning Resource Centre appointed under Ansted University. This trip provided a great opportunity for Grandmaster Daniel Verkerke to learn from others as well as teach and promote his art which is recognized internationally as the art of Canada. As a Goodwill Ambassador for Canada Daniel met Mayors, Ministers, Police Officials and other Grandmasters and presented them with Provincial pins provided by MPP's Gary Goodyear and Gerry Martiniuk. In Malaysia there is a title bestowed upon few people by the King. The title is called "Dato" it is much like receiving knight hood in the UK. During his stay in Kuala Lumpur Mr. Verkerke was honored to meet with various Dato's and was happy to present them with the Provincial pins from Canada. The Dato's were very gracious hosts and held dinners in GM. Daniel Verkerke's behalf.

134 Apart from teaching in Borneo, KL and Singapore Mr. Verkerke was hosted by Dr. Zahalan Man, who is the National Chancellor for Malaysian International Association of Educators for World Peace (UN-NGO). This is a world wide movement involved with bringing all nations together through Peace. This is a very noble cause that Mr. Verkerke has also become involved with. Because this was such an amazing trip with so many experiences, it would take a novel to cover so we have just limited this to a brief pictorial coverage

David Crowther Qualifications: BA, MBA, MEd, PhD, DSocSc, DSC, PGCE, FCMA, CPFA, MCMI, FHEA Other qualifications and memberships: Postgraduate Diploma in Business Information Management (CNAA) Certificate in Counseling (Nottingham University) Professional Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Aston University) Member of British Psychological Society Member of British Accounting Association Member of European Accounting Association Member of Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism Member of the Social Responsibility Research Network member of Global Academy of Business & Economic Research Member of Knowledge Globalization Institute HONOURS AND AWARDS 2000 Honorary Council Member, Ansted University, Malaysia 2002 Fellow of North American Academy of Arts & Sciences 2002 Honorary DSocSc, Ansted University, Malaysia 2003 Honorary Dr of Applied Science, Université Francophone Internationale, Belgium 2003 Special advisor to Vice-Rectorate, Université Francophone Internationale, Belgium 2003 Académico de Mérito, Muy Ilustre Academia Mundial de Ciencias Tecnología Educación y Humanidades, Spain 2003 Diplome 'ad Honores', Académie Européenne des Arts, France 2003 Certificate of Registration as International Expert in Social Education, Association Internationale pour l'Ecole de Promotion Collective, Togo 2004 Ansted University Foundation award 2007 'Highly Recommended Runner-Up’ educator in the ‘Lifetime Achievement’ category EABIS and Aspen Center for Business Education European Faculty Pioneer Awards

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Listed in Dictionary of International Biography VISITING APPOINTMENTS 2006 (continuing) Visiting Professor, Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey 2008 Visiting Professor, Suffolk University, USA 2008 Visiting Professor, Zagreb School of Economics & Management, Croatia 2007 Visiting Professor, Polytechnic Institute of Guarda, Portugal 2000 – 2005 External Professor, Ansted University, Malaysia 1999 – 2002 Visiting Professor, Talinn Technical University, Estonia RESEARCH Research interests are interdisciplinary in the areas of marketing, strategic management, accounting and organisational studies. These can be considered as a concern with corporate social responsibility and accountability; interests include: •Factors affecting corporate sustainability •The implications of organizational activity upon the wider stakeholder environment •Accounting for the wider environment and stakeholder influences upon corporate reporting systems. The effect of environmental influences on corporate reporting. •The relationship between socially responsible behaviour and financial performance. •Behaviour in the workplace. •The regulation of the accounting profession. •The determination of community identity and implications for organisational or societal inclusion / exclusion. •The management of change within an organization and implications for organizational culture •The relationship between financial and economic measures of performance and corporate culture and strategic development. Other Interests and activities: 2007 – Date: Patron, the Temple Trust (Sri Lanka) 2007 – Date: Partner, The Knowledge Globalization Institute, USA

136 2007 - Date: Board member, Global Academy of Business & Economic Research 2006 – 09: External examiner, Lincoln University postgraduate programme 2005 – Date: Founding chair of the Social Responsibility Research Network 2005 – 08: External Advisor, Accounting & Finance, University of the West of England 2004 – Date: Faculty member and academic advisor, International Entrepreneurs Association, Malaysia 2003 – Date: Member, Citizen Works Corporate Reform Commission, USA 2003 – Date: Founding board member, Association for Integrity in Accounting, USA 2003 – Date: External research professor, Université Francophone International 2003 – Date: Affiliate, Corporate Citizenship Research Unit, Deakin University 2002 – Date: Faculty member, New York College of Advanced Studies 2002 - Date: Fellow of North American Academy of Arts & Sciences 2001 – Date : Treasurer& Board member, Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism (SCOS) 2000 – 05: External examiner, University of the West of England, Undergraduate programme, Management accounting subject area 2000 – Date: External professor and council member; Ansted University, Malaysia 2000 – 2003: Assessor for Association of Chartered Certified Accountants in Financial Information for Management 1999 - 2002: External examiner, Postgraduate programmes, School of Finance & Law, Bournemouth University 1999 – 2001: Occasional Lecturer at Nottingham University in Management Accounting 1994 - 2001: Examiner for London Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Association of Accounting Technicians; Chartered Institute of Management Accountants in Management Accounting (at various times) 1994 - 97: Question writer for University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate MENO Thinking Skills Service 1993 - 97: Tutor for Open University MBA courses in Strategic Management and Performance Measurement Other Activities I am founding editor of Social Responsibility Journal I am editor of a book series on Corporate Social Responsibility published by Ashgate, Alders hot I am editor of a book series on applied aspects of Corporate Social Responsibility published by Gower, Aldershot I am on the editorial boards of the following journals: Accountancy. Business & the Public Interest, UK Journal of Finance & Management in Public Services, UK

137 Journal of Accounting Business & Management, Indonesia African Journal of Risk and Insurance, Nigeria Issues in Social and Environmental Accounting, Indonesia International Journal of Accounting & Finance, Canada The Dearborn Educator, USA Journal of Knowledge Globalization, USA International Journal of Management Development, Canada Malaysian Accounting Review Global Excellence Review, India Corporate Sustainability – An Asia-Pacific Review Journal Edited special issues of journals in a number of areas Organised a number of conferences, themed tracks in conference and symposia in a variety of areas.

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David Wortley Mass Mitec Creative Collaborative Communications David Wortley is owner and founder of Mass Mitec, a UK based independent consultancy specialising in the use of conferencing and collaboration technologies for knowledge management and social, economic and commercial development. Prior to founding Mass Mitec, David had a successful commercial career in telecommunications, computing, training and new media technologies with IBM and British Telecom. David is a professional freelance facilitator for HP media solutions and acts as the European Project Manager for virtual training sessions in this region. As well as substantial experience with HP Virtual Classroom, David has also facilitated events with Placeware and other virtual conferencing products, and is also familiar with the Webex environment. In 1997, David won a prestigious DTI award for the Harborough ComKnet (Community Commerce and Knowledge Network - www.comknet.org.uk) project, which, in April 2000, incorporated the use of web conferencing in a virtual event attended by over 250 participants. This project provided a foundation for the Harborough Community Learning Network (www.hcln.net) designed to support rural villages in learning and enterprise development. David has been applying web conferencing, collaboration and broadcasting technologies in innovative ways to create a model of sustainability for community learning and empowerment. David devised THE Radio with Pictures Show concept, combining community radio broadcasting with web conferencing as a potential solution for tackling digital divide issues in developing nations. As well as the HERBERT LINCOLN WHITTIER Radio with Pictures Show http://www.hcln.net/hfm/radioflyer.htm, David has also organised and promoted a number of virtual seminars and conferences whose archives can be viewed at http://www.hcln.net/conferences.htm.

139 David is also an accomplished speaker and has spoken at a number of international conferences focusing on ICT and Society. He has had papers published in Europe, Australia, USA and South America. David is a member of the Global Society Dialogue, Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility and Global Community Network organisations and an Honorary Advisory Council member of Ansted University, BVI of UK.

Edward Kamens Sumitomo Professor of Japanese Studies Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures Yale University Box 208236 New Haven CT 06520-8236 Phone: 203-432-2862; fax: 203-432-6729 E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION 1982 Ph.D., Yale University, East Asian Languages and Literatures 1980 M. Phil., Yale University, East Asian Languages and Literatures 1979 M.A., Yale University, Religious Studies 1974 B.A., Yale University, Magna cum laude, Distinction in Japanese Major APPOINTMENTS 2006-present Sumitomo Professor of Japanese Studies, Yale University 1993-present Professor of Japanese Literature, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, Yale University 1986-93 Assistant Professor (‘86-91), Associate Professor (‘91-93), Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, Yale University 1986 spr Lecturer (part-time), Department of English, Yale University 1985-86 Tutor-in-Writing, Berkeley College, Bass Writing Program, Yale University 1983-85 Assistant Professor, Japanese Language and Literature, Department of Asian Languages and Literature, University of Washington 1983 spr Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Oriental Languages, University of California, Los Angeles 1982-83 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago 1981 spr Visiting Lecturer, Asian Studies Program, Connecticut College Kamens vita 2

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SERVICE at Yale 1999-present Associate Master of Saybrook College 2007 (fall) Acting Director, Whitney Humanities Center 2007 (spring), Search Committee, Director of the Center for Language Study 2002-present, 1991-1997 Director of Graduate Studies, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures 2005-present, 1995-1997 Director of Graduate Studies, East Asian Studies (M.A. Program) 2006-present Chair, Ad Hoc Committee, “The Asakawa Garden Project at Yale University” 2006-07 Search Committee, University Chaplain 2006 Chair, Search Committee, Assistant Professor of Traditional Japanese Theater (Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures & Program in Theater Studies) 2005-present, 1998-2000 Secretary, Joint Boards of Permanent Officers 2005, 2006 Selection Committee, Morse Junior Faculty Fellowships 2005-present Advisory Committee on Library Policy 2005-present Advisory Committee on Resources for Students and Employees with Disabilities 2004 spr Selection Committee, Whiting/Leylan Fellowships 2004 spr Selection Committee, Wrexham Prize in the Humanities 2004 spr Yale College Committee on Teaching and Learning 2004-present Advisory Committee, Richard U. Light Fellowship 1997-2003 Chair, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures 1998-99Sub-committee on Programs and Instruction, Yale University Reaccreditation Committee 1997-2000 Chair, Language Study Committee 1998-present Trustee, Yale Hillel/Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale. Secretary and Member of Executive Committee, 2003-present, 1998-2003; President, 2001-2003. 1995-97, 1999-2000 Faculty Director, Richard U. Light Fellowships at Yale 1996-97 Chair, Yale College Executive Committee Kamens vita 3 1995-97 Dean’s Advisory Committee on Student Grievances, Graduate School 1995-97 Committees on International Education, Yale College 1993-95 Term Appointments Committee, Faculty of Arts and Sciences 1993-94 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Foreign Language Instruction at Yale 1992-95 Chair, Parker Huang Undergraduate Travel Fellowship Committee 1992-93 Committee on Teaching in the Residential Colleges

141 1987-1991 Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures SERVICE to the field 2004-present Elected Trustee, Society for Japanese Studies (Journal of Japanese Studies) 2002-06 Editors, The Cambridge History of Japanese Literature, Cambridge University Press 2002-present Advisory Board, Journal of Japanese Studies 2000-02 Annual Meeting Program Committee, Association for Asian Studies 1994-98 Chair, Executive Committee, Inter-university Center for Japanese Language Studies (Executive Committee Member since 1989) 1992-99 Hamako Ito Chaplin Prize Fund Committee, Association for Asian Studies FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS AND PRIZES 2005-06 Moore Fund Grant, Yale College, for “Literary Japanese On-line” 2004-2007 Fellow, Whitney Humanities Center, Yale University 1998 Hitomi Arisawa Prize (American Association of University Presses) for Utamakura, Allusion, and Intertextuality in Traditional Japanese Poetry 1997 Grant from Frederick Hilles Fund, Yale University, in support of publication of Utamakura, Allusion, and Intertextuality in Traditional Japanese Poetry 1992 Grant from Frederick Hilles Fund, Yale University, in support of publication of Kamens, ed., Approaches to Teaching Murasaki Shikibu’s The Tale of Genji 1991-92 Mellon Fellowship in the Whitney Humanities Center, Yale University. 1990 A. Whitney Griswold Fund (Yale University) Grant for research travel to Japan (summer) Kamens vita 4 1989-90 Morse Junior Faculty Fellowship, Yale University 1987 Concurrent grants from the Association for Asian Studies, Northeast Asia Council; Enders Fund, Yale Graduate School; and Council on East Asian Studies, Yale University: for research in Japan on Japanese Buddhist poetry (July) 1984 Association for Asian Studies, Northeast Asia Council Research Grant 1980 Japan Foundation Dissertation Grant (research at Waseda University, Tokyo) 1980-81 Social Science Research Council Dissertation Grant

142 1977-82 Sumitomo and NDFL (Title VI) Fellowships, Yale University Graduate School 1975 Williams Prize in East Asian Studies, Yale College PUBLICATIONS In progress or in press: (Article in English and Chinese) “A New View of the Landscape: Revising the Literary History of Heian Japan” in Tradition and Modernity: Comparative Perspectives. Beijing: Peking University, forthcoming spring 2007. (in press) “Preface,” Regent Fujiwara Tadahira, The Year 939 in his Journal: Teishinkøki. An annotated translation by the Heian Journal Kambun Workshop co-edited by Joan R. Piggott and Sanae Yoshida. (Also contributor to the translation and annotation.) Under consideration, Cornell University East Asian Monographs; publication anticipated 2008. “‘The Tale of Genji’ and ‘Yashima’ Screens in Local and Global Perspectives.” Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin, 2007 issue focusing on Japanese art in the Gallery. In print: 2007 (edited book) Heian Japan Centers and Peripheries. Co-editor with M. Adolpson and S. Matsumoto. Honolulu: University of Hawai’i Press, 2007. Includes article, “Terrains of Text in mid-Heian Court Literature,” and coauthored “Introduction.” 2006 (article in Japanese) “Hon’yaku kara hyøron e: Amerika kara mita Nihon bungaku kenky√ gojj√nenkan no katei.” 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition: Bungaku gogaku 185 (June, 2006), pp. 145-47. 2005 (article in Japanese) “Heianchø no wabun no nikki to kanbun no nikki: ‘jyanru’ ni kansuru ikkøsatsu.” In Exploring Japanese Literary Research from an Overseas Perspective: Beyond Inside and Outside (Kaigai kara mita Nihon bungaku no kenky√: uchi to soto wo norikoete.) Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Japanese Literature. Tokyo: National Institute of Japanese Literature, 2006, pp. 31-45. Kamens vita 5 2004 (article) “The Dangers of Translation and the Value of Translation” (Japanese title: Hon’yaku no kiki, hon’yaku no kachi) in Ii Haruki, ed., Nihon bungaku: Hon’yaku no kanøsei (Japanese Literature: The Possibilities of Translation). Osaka: Osaka

143 Daigaku/Kazama Shobø, Publishers, pp. 60-75. 2004 (article) “Locating the Literary in Courtier Journals” (Japanese title: “‘Kuge nikki’ no gakumonteki ichizuke”) in Ii Haruki, ed., Kokusaika no naka no Nihon bungaku kenky√ (Japanese Literature Research in the International Context). Osaka: Osaka Daigaku/Kazama Shobø, Publishers, pp. 129-143. 2002 (article), “Waking the Dead: Fujiwara Teika’s Sotoba kuyø Poems,” in Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 28, no. 2 (Summer, 2002), pp. 379-406 1997 (book) Utamakura, Allusion, and Intertextuality in Traditional Japanese Poetry (New Haven and London: Yale University Press) 1993 (article) “Dragon-girl, Maidenflower, Buddha: The Transformation of a Waka Topos, ‘The Five Obstructions.’” Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, vol. 53 no. 2 (December, 1993), pp. 389-442. 1993 (edited volume) Approaches to Teaching Murasaki Shikibu’s The Tale of Genji. Volume in series, “Approaches to Teaching World Literature.” New York: Modern Language Association of America. (essay) “Genshin’s Shadow,” in Kamens, ed., Approaches to Teaching Murasaki Shikibu’s The Tale of Genji (New York: Modern Language Association), pp. 132141. 1990 (book) The Buddhist Poetry of the Great Kamo Priestess: Daisaiin Senshi and Hosshin wakash√. Michigan Monograph Series in Japanese Studies, no. 5. Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 1989 (articles) “The Past in the Present: Fujiwara Teika and the Traditions of Japanese Poetry” and “Translation of Teika’s Poems on Flowers and Birds of the Twelve Months” in Word in Flower: The Visualization of Classical Literature in Seventeenth-Century Japan (Carolyn Wheelwright, editor), Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven. 1988 (book) The Three Jewels: A Study and Translation of Minamoto Tamenori’s Sanbøe . Michigan Monograph Series in Japanese Studies, no. 2. Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 1987 (articles) “Anesaki Masaharu”; “Køya”; “Onmyødø”: in The Encyclopedia of Religion, edited by Mircea Eliade et al., Macmillan Publishing Company, New York. REVIEWS

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2003 Review article: “‘A Beautiful, Quiet World’? The Tale of Genji and Its English Translations,” Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 29, no. 2 (summer, 2003), pp. 325339. 2004 “Susan B. Klein, Allegories of Desire: Esoteric Literary Commentaries of Medieval Japan, Harvard University Asia Center, 2002,” in Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 30, no 1 (Winter, 2004), pp. 224-228. Kamens vita 6 2001 “Thomas LaMarre, Uncovering Heian Japan: An Archaeology of Sensation and Inscription (Duke University Press, 2000),” in Journal of Japanese Studies vol. 27, no. 2, pp. 430-434. 2000 “Edith Sarra, Fictions of Femininity: Literary Inventions of Gender in Japanese Court Women’s Memoirs. (Stanford University Press, 1999,” in The Journal of Asian Studies, vol. 59, no. 2 (May, 2000), pp. 442-444. 2000 “Rajyashree Pandey, Writing and Renunciation in Medieval Japan: The Works of the Poet-Priest Kamo no Chømei (Center for Japanese Studies, The University of Michigan, 1998),” in Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies vol. 60, no. 1 (June, 2000), pp. 318-323. 1999 “Linda H. Chance, Formless in Form: Kenkø, Tsurezuregusa, and the Rhetoric of Japanese Fragmentary Prose. (Stanford University Press, 1997),” in Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 25, no. 1 (Winter, 1999), pp. 137-141 1995 “A Waka Anthology, Volume One: The Gem-Glistening Cup, by Edwin A. Cranston. (Stanford University Press, 1993)” in Journal of the Association of Teachers of Japanese, vol. 29, no. 1 (April, 1995), pp. 75-81. 1992 “Traditional Japanese Poetry: An Anthology. Translated, with an introduction, by Steven D. Carter. (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1991),” in Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 18 no. 2 (Summer, 1992), pp. 606-611. 1991 “Robert N. Huey, Kyøgoku Tamekane: Poetry and Politics in Late Kamakura Japan (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1989),” in Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 17 no. 2 (summer, 1991), pp. 377-381. 1990 “The Tale of the Heike, translated, with an Introduction, by Helen Craig McCullough (Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1988),” in Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 16 no. 1 (winter, 1990), pp. 132-139. 1987 “The Riverside Counselor’s Stories: Vernacular Fiction of Late Heian Japan,

145 translated, with an introduction, by Robert L. Backus (Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1985),” in The Journal of the American Oriental Society 107.2. PUBLIC LECTURES AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 2005, Invited Lecture (in Japanese) “Heianchø no wabun no nikki to kanbun no nikki: ‘jyanru’ ni kansuru ikkøsatsu.” 29th Annual International Conference on Japanese Literature, National Institute of Japanese Literature, Tokyo, November 17. 2005 Discussant, panel on “Diaries and Records: Historical and Literary Perspectives on Tenth and Eleventh-Century Sources,” Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting, Chicago, April 2. 2004 Commentary (in Japanese) on panel presentations at conference on “Sources in Premodern Japanese Studies and their Use,” Historiographical Institute, University of Tokyo, July 8. Kamens vita 7 2004 “Four Poems from a Late Spring Night’s Gathering at Michinaga’s: Reflections on the Study of Kanshibun in the Early 21st Century.” Harvard University, workshop on "New Approaches to Early Japanese Textuality: Functions, Occasions, and Genres of kanshibun," May 8. 2003 “Women, Men, Languages, Texts in mid-Heian Court Culture,” Center for Japanese Studies, University of California, Los Angeles, February 24. 2003 “The Dangers of Translation and the Value of Translation” (Japanese title: Hon’yaku no kiki, hon’yaku no kachi) in bi-linguial conference volume, Nihon bungaku: Hon’yaku no kanoosei (Japanese Literature: Translation and Its Potential), Osaka University “Center of Excellence” International Symposium, March 16. 2003 “Scholarly Publication and Translation,” Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, November 14. 2003. The Cambridge History of Japanese Literature Workshop, at Yale University, sponsored by Council on East Asian Studies, October 3-4. I convened and led the workshop for contributors to the volume, of which I am editor. 2002 Respondent to panel on “Shintø and Modern Academic Studies” at workshop “New Perspectives in the Study of Shintø,” Columbia University, October 3-4 2002 “Terrains of Text in mid-Heian Court Culture” at conference, “Center and Periphery in Heian Japan.” Reischauer Institute, Harvard University, June 11. (Coorganizer of conference.)

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2002 Discussant, panel on “Priestesses, Wives and Daughters, and Lewd Women: Gender Constructions in Early Japan” at Berkshire Women’s History Conference, University of Connecticut, Storrs, June 9. 2002 Invited speaker, “The Political and the Literary in a Courtier Journal: Fujiwara no Tadahira’s Teishinkøki (shø).” Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, January 31. 2001 “The Uses of Yamato-uta in Heian Court Culture” at pre-conference workshop, “Center and Periphery in Heian Japan.” Reischauer Institute, Harvard University,September 7. (Co-organizer of conference.) 1999 “A Reliquary for Words: Fujiwara Teika’s Sotoba Kuyø” Journal of Japanese Studies 25th Anniversary Symposium, University of Washingon (Seattle), May 14 1998 “When a Woman Becomes a Nun: Commemorations in Waka” Symposium,” The Culture of Convents in Japanese History,” Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies Columbia University, November 21-23 2002 Member, Organizing Committee (with Stanley Weinstein and Mimi Yiengpruksawan, for Japanese Studies Conference, “From Precept to Practice: New Perspectives on Japanese Buddhist Culture,” Yale Center for International and Area Studies/Council on East Asian Studies, October 16-18 Kamens vita 8 1998 Panel Discussant, “Every Body Hurts: The Violent Sublime in Japanese Buddhist Art and Literature,” Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, Washington, D.C. 1996 Panel Organizer and Chair, “The Conditions of Poetic Production and the Japanese Tradition,” and Roundtable Organizer and Chair, “New Perspectives on Advanced Japanese Language Studies in Japan,” Annual Meeting of the Assocation for Asian Studies, Honolulu. 1994 Panel Organizer and Panelist, Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, Boston. Panel title: “New Research on Traditional Japanese Poetry.” Paper title: “Allusion in memoriam: Fujiwara Teika’s Sotoba kuyø Poems.” 1993 Invited speaker, Mansfield Freeman Center for East Asian Studies, Wesleyan University, February 25. “The Buried Tree: Allusion and Intertextuality in Traditional Japanese Poetry”

147 1992 Invited speaker, East Asian Studies Colloquium, Stanford University, April 13.“Approaches to Teaching The Tale of Genji.” 1991 Speaker at Symposium on the Teaching of Advanced Japanese, sponsored by the Consortium for Language Teaching and Learning, at Princeton University, November 8. “Ausaka no seki Revisited, or: Getting Over the Barrier” 1991 Speaker at New England Japan Seminar, Wesleyan University, September 21. “Utamakura, Meisho and the Waka Tradition.” 1991 Speaker at Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting of the American Academy of Religion, Barnard College, March 22. “The Five Obstructions (Goshø , itsutsu no sawari) as Waka Topos.” 1991 Panelist at Annual Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, New Orleans, April 13. Panel title: “Childbirth, Child-death, and Poetic Transcendance: Creative Coping through Buddhist in Pre-Modern Japan.” Paper title: “The Five Disabilities as Waka Topos.” 1990 Panelist at New England Regional Meeting of the Association for Asian Studies, Smith College, October 13. Paper: “The Saishøshitennøin Poems and Paintings.” 1990 Invited lecture, Japanese Seminar, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington. February 22. “Fujiwara Teika, the Saishøshitennøin, and the Poetics of Place.” 1989 Speaker at “Workshop on Women and Buddhism in Pre-Modern Japan: Research Strategies For A Newly- Developing Field” organized by Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies, Columbia University, December 15-17. Delivered paper entitled “The Five Disabilities (goshø, itsutsu no sawari ) as Waka Topos” 1988 Panelist, “Challenging the Canon in Traditional Asian Literatures,” at Annual Meeting of the Modern Language Association, New Orleans, December 29. Paper title: “The Buddhist Poetry of Senshi, The Kamo Priestess” Kamens vita 9 1988-89 Co-Organizer of “Word in Flower: The Visualization of Classical Literature in Seventeenth Century Japan,” an exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery (show fall, 1989); with James Ulak and Carolyn Wheelwright.

148 1986 Panelist, “Women and Creativity,” New England Women’s Studies Association Annual Conference, Trinity College, Hartford. Paper: “Senshi, the Kamo Priestess, andHer Poetry” DOCTORAL STUDENTS SUPERVISED Patrick Caddeau, Ph.D. 1998 (Director of Studies, Forbes College, Princeton University) Randle Keller Kimbrough, Ph.D. 2000 (Assistant Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder) Takeshi Watanabe, Ph.D. 2005 (Research Associate, Yale University Art Gallery) Drake Langford (dissertation in progress) John Creamer (dissertation in progress) Amy Franks (dissertaton in progress) Christian Ratcliff (dissertation in progress) Robert Goree (admitted to candidacy) Brian Steininger (admitted to candidacy) DISSERTATION 1982 The Three Treasures. A Study and Translation of Minamoto no Tamenori’s Sanbøe. Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, Yale University.

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Farhat Haq Home Address: 410 East Broadway Monmouth, IL. 61462 Home Phone: 309-734-5359 Office Address: Political Science Department Monmouth College, Monmouth, IL 61462 Office Phone: 309-457-2189 Office Fax: 309-457-2310 Email: [email protected] Education: Ph.D. Cornell University, Department of Government Ithaca, New York. 1988. Major: Comparative Politics. Concentration: Public Policy and Development Economics M.A. Cornell University, Department of Government 1983. B.A. SUNY at Fredonia, Department of Political Science (magna cum laude) 1980. Teaching appointments: Visiting Professor: 2002-2003, Summer 2004, Summer 2005, Summer 2006 Lahore University of Management Science, Lahore, Pakistan Professor: Monmouth College, 1999-present Associate Professor: Monmouth College, 1993-1999 Assistant Professor: Monmouth College, 1987-1993

150 College Administration/Leadership Experience 1998-Present Chair, Political Science Department, Monmouth College 2006-2008 Elected member of the Executive Board, American Institute of Pakistan Studies 2004-Present, Faculty Coordinator for Mellon Faculty Career Enhancement grant ACM (Associated Colleges of Midwest, consortium of 14 colleges) 2003-Present, Coordinator, International Studies 1997-2000 Chair, Faculty and Institutional Development Committee responsible for faculty development and institutional-wide budget process, Monmouth College 1993-1994, Chair Faculty Senate, Monmouth College 1989-1996, Elected four times to Monmouth College Faculty Senate 1994-2001, Member, Midwest Faculty Seminar Advisory Board, University Of Chicago: 1994-2001 1996-1997 Member, Executive Board, United Way of Warren County 1994 Chair, Workshop on Diversity and General Education, Diversity Initiative conference funded by the Ford Foundation, Tucson, Arizona. October, 6th-9th 1993, Coordinator, Curriculum Workshops for “Transforming the Liberal Arts Curriculum: Pluralism and Diversity in Higher Education,” sponsored by the Ford Foundation and the Associated Colleges of the Midwest Publications: “Militarism and Motherhood: Women of Lashkar-i-Tayyabia in Pakistan” Signs: Journal of Women and Culture. July, 2007. “Human Rights in Islam,” Andrew Nathan (ed.) Negotiating Culture and Human Rights, Columbia University Press, 2001, pp.243-257. "Islam, the State and Politics of Gender in Pakistan," Muslim World, April, 1996, pp.158-175. "Politics of Ethnic Mobilization: the Rise of the MQM in Pakistan," Asian Survey, November, 1994, pp.990-1004 Honors, Grants and Fellowships: 2002-2003, Fulbright Fellowship for Teaching and Research 2003-2008, Illinois Humanities Council Road Scholar Summer 2001, Global Partners Fellowship to attend a two week long Seminar in Turkey on: “Religion, Politics and Gender”

151 Summer 2000, National Endowment for Humanities Seminar: “Islamic Origins,” University of Chicago, 2000 1996-2000, Midwest Faculty Fellow for Regional Worlds Program at the University of Chicago 2003, 2002,1999, 1997,1993, Monmouth College Faculty Development Grants Summer 1997, National Endowment for Humanities Seminar: “Asian Values Debate,” Columbia University Summer 1994, National Endowment for Humanities Seminar: “Cultural Pluralism and the Nation-State”, University of Wisconsin at Madison 1993, Burlington-Northern Award for Excellence in Teaching and Professional Development 1991, Outstanding Accomplishment in Teaching Award, Monmouth College, Summer 1989, Postdoctoral research grant by American Institute of Pakistan Studies, Summer 1988, National Endowments for Humanities Seminar, “Teaching Courses in Comparative Religions”, Harvard University Selected Presentations since 1991 October 2006 Secularizing Islam and Sacralizing the State: Maududi and the Jammat-i-Islami in Pakistan October, 2005, “Remaking Motherhood, Reforming the Islamic Nation,” South Asia, Conference, University of Wisconsin at Madison April, 2005, “Can the Mothers Speak? Militarization, Jihadi Organizations and Politics of Gender in Pakistan,” at New Hampshire Institute of Politics, St. Anselm College October 2003, “Mothers and Martyrdom: Politics of Gender in Jehadi Organization in Pakistan,” South Asia Conference, University of Wisconsin at Madison February, 2000 “Globalization: Disjuncture and Difference,” at Locating the Global, Midwest Faculty Seminar, University of Chicago, February, 2000 October, 1998, “Imagining the Nation: Gender and Ethnicity in Pakistan,” paper presented at the South Asia Conference, University of Wisconsin at Madison January 1998, “Islam and Universal Human Rights,” paper presented at a Workshop on Universal Human Rights and Particular Cultural Traditions. University of California at Riverside January 1998, Presented paper entitled: “Cultural Wars and Politics of Gender,” at the South Asia Conference, University of California, Berkeley June, 1998, Presented a paper entitled: “A State for Muslims or an Islamic State: the Dilemma of Nation-building in Pakistan,” Walla Walla, Washington November 1996, Discussant for a panel on “Pakistan, Urdu, and Islam,” Regional Worlds Project, University of Chicago,

152 December 1996, Discussant for a panel entitled: “Constructing the Areal Objects in South Asia,” at the Conference on Reconceptualizing South Asia: Old Territories, New Places, University of Chicago October 1995, “Islam, State, and Politics of Gender,” paper presented at the Midwest Asia Conference, Macomb, Illinois April 1995, “Women’s rights in Islam,” paper presented at Western Illinois University, Macomb, November 1994, “Instrumentalism, Constructionivism, and Formation of Political Identities: The case of MQM in Pakistan,” paper presented at the South Asia Conference Madison, Wisconsin April 1994, Keynote speaker for the annual Dinner for the Western Illinois University Macomb chapter of Amnesty International September ,1993 “Politics of Multicultural Education,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of American Political Science Association. Chicago. June 1993, “Diversity in General Education,” paper presented at the conference on Transforming the Liberal Arts Curriculum, sponsored by the Associated Colleges of the Midwest 1991, “Multiculturalism in the Classroom,” paper presented at the conference on Teaching and Learning sponsored by the Associated Colleges of the Midwest. Courses Taught: Introduction to Comparative Politics Introduction to International Relations Introduction to American Politics Asian Politics Introduction to Politics Comparative Societies Advanced Seminar in Social Sciences Urban Politics Soviet Union Freshmen Seminar Global Politics International Organization Politics of Developing Nations Modern Japan Seminar: Politics and Literature Gender and Society State and Markets Environmental Politics Honors Seminar on Globalization Politics of Islam Religion and Politics

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Dr. Guha Tel: 416 603-5740 Fax: 416 603-5298 Email: [email protected] Publications: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed/ Having graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine in 1982, Dr. Guha entered the Neurosurgery Training Program at The University of Toronto. He received his Masters degree in the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Toronto in 1985 for studies on spinal cord injury. Having completed his training in neurosurgery in 1989 Dr. Guha became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in 1989. He did a Clinical Neurosurgical Fellowship at The Toronto General Hospital in 1989 before going to Harvard Medical School as a Research Fellow under Professor CD Stiles. There, Dr. Guha did basic science research in the molecular biology of human neural tumors. Dr. Guha joined the Neurosurgical Staff at The Toronto Western Hospital in 1993, and worked towards completing his research fellowship on signal transduction mechanisms with

154 Dr. Anthony Pawson at the Lunenfeld Research Institute from 1993-1995. Currently, Dr. Guha is Full Professor in th e Department of Surgery Co-Director of the Arthur and Sonia Labatt Brain Tumour Research Centre. His main clinical interests lie in neurosurgical approaches to human gliomas, acoustic neuromas, and peripheral nerve neoplasms. His main research focus is signal transduction mechanisms in human glial neoplasms.

Ghulam Kabir Beg Department of Mathematics & Statistics King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals Office: +966 38602648 Mobile +966 563260726 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 180 King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals Dhahran 31261, Saudi Arabia [email protected] Work Experience: March, 1994 To PRESENT Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics & Statistics King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia September, 1987 to February, 1994 Lecturer 'B' Department of Mathematical Sciences King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia January, 1987 to August, 1987 Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh January, 1987 toAugust, 1987 Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics

155 Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh September, 1983 toJune, 1986 Research Assistant Department of Mathematical Sciences King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia March, 1979 to August, 1983 Lecturer Department of Mathematics Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh September, 1978 to February, 1979 Research Officer Ministry of Planning Government of Bangladesh, Bangladesh Education: 1987 – 1994 Ph.D. in Mathematics (Numerical Analysis) GPA: 3.714 out of 4 King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia 1983 - 1986 M.S. in Mathematics (Numerical Analysis) GPA: 3.625 out of 4 King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia 1976 - 1977 M.Sc. in Mathematics (Pure) First Class, First Rajshahi University, Bangladesh Short Courses: 09. May – 13.May 1992 The Dynamics of Teaching Excellence Academic Development Center King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia 23.Nov – 27.Nov 1991 Good Evaluation – A Critical Part of Good Teaching Academic Development Center King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia Spoken Languages: Proficient (reading/writing/speaking) English, Bengali Speaking (Only) Urdu/Hindi

156 Courses Taught: Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh 1. B.Sc. Engineering & Architecture Students a. Differential and Integral Calculus with Applications (10 terms) b. Ordinary Differential Equations (4 terms) c. Numerical Analysis (8 terms) d. Complex Variables (2 terms) 2. M.S. Engineering Students Numerical Analysis (1 term) King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 1. B.Sc. Engineering, Architecture, Mathematics and Management Students a. Preparatory Math I and II (22 terms) b. Calculus I (4 terms) c. Calculus II (7 terms) d. Calculus III (1 term) e. Differential Equations (2 terms) f. Differential Equations & Linear Algebra (3 terms) g. Finite Mathematics and Applied Calculus (7 terms) h. Numerical Computing (3 terms) King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Engineering Mathematics (1 term) Conference & Workshop Attendance and Committee Work: Conferences Attended 1. First Saudi Science Conference, KFUPM. Date: 9-11 April,2001 Some of the Workshops Attended 1. Workshop on coordination of Multi-section courses and Multiple-Choice Exams, KFUPM. Date: February 22, 2004. 2. Workshop on Industrial Mathematics, KFUPM. Date: February 29, 2004. 3. Workshop on Algebra & Applications, KFUPM. Date: Nov. 7-9, 1999. 4. Workshop on Computers in Education and Training, KFUPM. Date: March 13, 1998. Workshop on Matrix Theory and Applications, KFUPM. Date: Dec. 16, 1997. Committee Work 1. Calculus coordination committee (member) : 2007-08 2. Preparatory Math committee (member) : 2006-07 3. Social committee (member): 2001-2002 4. Text book committee for MATH321 (member): 2001-2002 5. Social committee (member): 2000-2001

157 6. Computer Utilization committee (member): 1999-2000 7. Social committee (member): 1998-1999 8. An Ad-Hoc committee where the B.S. programs of the top 20 universities in the united states were studied (member): 1998 9. M.S. committee & Graduate Committee (member): 1997-1998 10. Undergraduate committee (member): 1996-1997 11. Graduate committee (member): 1995-1996 12. Subcommittee for the MS programme (member): 1995-1996 13. Scheduling committee (member): 1995-1996 Also worked sometimes as a Chairman and sometimes as a member for the Numerical Analysis Group throughout all the academic years. Research Activities: January, 1994 (Ph.D. Dissertation) “The Galerkin Method for Singular Nonoscillatory Two-point Boundary Value Problems” June, 1986 (M.S. Thesis) “Stiffly Stable 3-Step Linear Multistep Methods” ♦ (Others) Extension of Kharitonov's Theorem Numerical Inversion of Laplace Transforms 1. G. K. Beg, "Stiffly Stable Linear 3-Step Methods", KFUPM, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Rep. 377, 2007. (Report) 2. G. K. Beg, "A Characterization of the Sterling Number of the Second Kind with the Exponential Function," KFUPM, Dept. ofG. K. Beg, "Stiffly Stable Linear 3-Step Methods", KFUPM, Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Rep. 377, 2007. (Report) Publications 3. Mathematical Sciences, Rep. 294, 2003. (Report) 4. G. K. Beg and M. A. Gebeily, "A Galerkin Method of O( h 2 ) for Singular Boundary Value Problems," International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, vol. 29, no. 6, pp. 361-369, Feb. 2002. (Journal Article Published) 5. G. K. Beg and M. A. Gebeily, "A Galerkin Method for Nonlinear Singular Two Point Boundary Value Problems," Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, vol. 26, no. 2A, pp. 155-165, Jul. 2001. (Journal Article Published) 6. A. H. Joarder and G. K. Beg, "Estimation of the Trace of the Scale Matrix of a Multivariate T-Model under a Squared Error Loss," Rep. 243, 1999. (Report)

158 7. A. H. Joarder and G. K. Beg, "Estimation of the trace of the scale matrix of the multivariate t-model under a squared error loss," Statistica, vol. 59, no. 2, pp. 181-191, 1999. (Journal Article - Published) 8. G. K. Beg and others, "Bekes Functional Equation," American Mathematical Monthly, vol. 105, no. 2, pp. 183-184, Feb. 1998. (Journal Article - Published) 9. G. K. Beg and M. A. Gebeily, "A Galirkin Method for Singular Two-Point Linear Boundary Value Problems," Arabian Journal For Science and Engineering, Section C,, vol. 22, no. 2C, pp. 79-97, 1997. (Journal Article Published) M. A. Chaudhry, M. Ahmad, and G. K. Beg, “On some statistical properties of the Von-Karman correlation function," KFUPM, Dept. of Mathematical Sciences, Rep. 119, 1990. (Report)

George Pak-Heng • Pharmaceutical Society of Hong Kong • Practicing Pharmacists Association of Hong Kong • Hong Kong Pharmacology Society Institute of Cardiovascular Science and Medicine Society for the Study of Reproduction • Regulation of ion channels in vascular smooth muscle cells and endothelial cells • Physiology and pharmacology of adenosine receptors and transporters in cardiovascular system • Modulation of sodium hydrogen exchangers and intracellular pH in vascular cells, and their effects on cell proliferation • Mechanisms of vasodilation in ischemia and hypoxia Research Interests Research I Leung, G.P.H., Man, R.Y. & Tse, C.M. (2005). D-glucose up-regulates adenosine transport in cultured human aortic smooth muscle cells. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol. In press. • Lin, M.J., Leung, G.P.H., Zhang, W.M., Yang, X.R., Yip, K.P., Tse, C.M., Sham, J.S.K. (2004). Chronic hypoxia-induced upregulation of store-operated and receptor-operated Ca2+ channels in pulmonary arterial smooth muscle cells: a novel mechanism of hypoxic pulmonary hypertension. Circ Res 95: 496-505. • Leung, G.P.H., Cheung, K.H., Leung, C.T., Tsang, M.W., Wong, P.Y.D. (2004). Regulation of epididymal principal cell functions by basal cells: role of transient receptor potential (Trp) proteins and cyclooxygenase-1 (COX-1). Mol Cell Endocrinol 216:5-13.

159 • Leung, G.P.H., Gong, X.D., Cheung, K.H., Cheng-Chew, S.B. & Wong, P.Y.D. (2001). Expression of cystic fibrosis transmemrbane conductance regulator (CFTR) in rat efferent ducts epithelium. Biol Reprod 64: 1509-1515. • Leung, G.P.H., Cheng-Chew, S.B & Wong, P.Y.D. (2001). Nongenomic effect of testosterone on chloride secretion in cultured rat efferent ducts epithelium. Am J Physiol 285: C1160-C1167. • Leung, G.P.H., Ward, J.L., Wong, P.Y.D. & Tse, C.M. (2001). Characterization of nucleoside transport systems in cultured rat epididymal epithelium. Am J Physiol 285: C1076-C1082. • Leung, G.P.H., Cheung, K.H., Tse, C.M. & Wong, P.Y.D. (2001). Na+ reabsorption in cultured rat epididymal epithelium via the Na+/nucleoside cotransporter. Biol Reprod 64: 764-769. • Leung, G.P.H., Tse, C.M., Cheng-Chew, S.B. & Wong, P.Y.D. (2001). Expression of multiple Na+/H+ exchanger isoforms in cultured epithelial cells from rat efferent duct and cauda epdidymidis. Biol Reprod 64: 482-490. • Leung, G.P.H. & Wong, P.Y.D. (2000). Activation of CFTR in rat epididymal epithelium by genistein. Biology of Reproduction 62: 143-9. • Leung, G.P.H., Dun, S.L., Dun, N.J. & Wong, P.Y.D. (1999). Serotonin via 5HT1B and 5HT2B receptors stimulates anion secretion in the rat epididymal epithelium. Journal of Physiology 519: 657-667. • Prof. Patrick Y.D. Wong, Department of Physiology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong • Dr. Chung-Ming Tse, Division of Gastroenterology, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA • Dr. James S.K. Sham, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Medicine, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA • Prof. Mo-Jun Lin, Department of Physiology and Pathophysiology, Fujian Medical University, China • Dr. Maria Oliveira De Souza, Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Instituto de Ciencias Biomedicas, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil I obtained my bachelor degree from the Department of Pharmacy at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. After being an intern in local hospitals, I got the professional qualification of registered pharmacist. Afterwards, because of my interest in research, I decided to pursue my postgraduate study in the Department of Physiology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. During that time, my major research was to study the electrolyte transport in male reproductive tract with the use of electrophysiological techniques. After obtaining my PhD degree, I joined the Department of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University as a post-doctoral fellow. I participated in the studies of molecular biology, physiology and pharmacology of sodium hydrogen exchangers and nucleoside transporters. I also studied the mechanisms of pulmonary hypertension in chronic hypoxia. In December 2003, I joined the

160 Department of Pharmacology in the University of Hong Kong as a research assistant professor. Awards 1999- Recipient of the Young Physiologist Scheme, Physiological Society, UK 2001- Invited speaker, at the session of 'Ion transport in gametes and reproductive

Helga Leitner Department of Geography, University of Minnesota 414 Social Science Building, Minneapolis, MN 55455 [email protected] PERSONAL INFORMATION Date of Birth: April 29, 1949 Place of Birth: St. Valentin, Austria ACADEMIC RECORD 1971-1978 MA, Ph.D., University of Vienna, Austria. 1975-1977 Technical University of Karlsruhe, FRG: Postgraduate Program in Regional Science 1979-1983 Assistant professor, Department of Geography, University of Vienna, Austria 1985-1988 Assistant professor, Department of Geography, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 1989-1995 Associate professor, Department of Geography, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 1996-present Professor, Department of Geography, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 1986-1987 Visiting professor at the University of Indonesia, consultant for the MUCIA-Indonesia World Bank IX Education Project

161 Fall 1990 Visiting Professor, Department of Geography, University College London, UK Fall 1992 Visiting Professor, Department of Geography, University of Vienna, Austria 1992-1997 Adjunct faculty member H.H.Humphrey Institute for Public Affairs 1998-present Faculty member in the MacArthur Program for Global Change and Institute for Global Studies 1999-present Faculty member in the Institute for Global Studies, CLA, University of Minnesota Summer 1999 Visiting Professor, Department of Geography, Technical University of Munich, Germany RECORD OF SCHOLARSHIP PUBLICATIONS International migration and immigrant/ethnic minorities in cities “Beyond national citizenship: Turkish immigrants and the (re)construction of citizenship in Germany” Urban Geography 2003, 24, 2: 127-146 (with Patricia Ehrkamp)

162 “How the food processing industry is diversifying rural Minnesota”, JSRI Working Paper, no.59, 2002. The Julian Samora Research Institute, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. (with Kathy Fennelly) “The political economy of international labor migration” In Companion Guide to Economic Geography , E. Sheppard and T. Barnes (eds.), 2000. Basil Blackwell, 450467. “Contesting social relations in communal places: Identity politics among Asians in Dar es Salaam”. In Cities of Difference, Ruth Fincher and Jane Jacobs (eds.), 1998. Guilford Press, 226-251. (with Richa Nagar) “Contested urban landscapes of nationalism: the case of Taipei” Ecumene, 6, 2, 1999, 214-233. (with Peter Kang) “The political construction of scale” Political Geography, 16, 2, 1997, 93-97. (with D. Delaney) “Reconfiguring the spatiality of power - The construction of a supra-national migration framework for the European Union” Political Geography, 16, 2, 1997, 123-143. “International migration and the politics of admission and exclusion in postwar Europe” Political Geography, 14, 3, 1995, 259-278. “Gedanken zur Legitimität einer Politik der Ausgrenzung von Ausländern” In AusländerInnen in Österreich. Kritische Geographie, Reihe II, 3. Österreichische Gesellschaft f. Kritische Geographie: Wien, 1993, 4-11. (Thoughts on the legitimation of a politics of exclusion of foreigners) “Informal work on the streets of Vienna: the foreign newspaper vendors" Espace, Populations, Sociétés, 1990, 2, 221-229. “Regulating migrants' lives: the dialectic of migrant labour and the contradictions of regulatory and integration policies in the Federal Republic of Germany" Erdkundliches Wissen 84, Foreign Minorities in Continental European Cities, Glebe G. and J. O'Loughlin (eds.), 1987, 71-89. “The state and the foreign worker problem: A case study of West Germany, Switzerland and Austria” Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 4, 2, 1986, 199-219. “Regulating migrants' lives: The dialectic of migrant labor and the contradictions of regulatory and integration policies in the FRG" - Working Paper, University of Minnesota, 1986, 18 pp. “Gastarbeiter in der städtischen Gesellschaft - Zum Problem der Segregation, Integration und Assimilation von Arbeitsmigranten am Beispiel der jugoslawischen Gastarbeiter in Wien”. Verlag Campus, Frankfurt/New York, 1983, 328 pp. (Migrant workers in urban society: The problem of segregation, integration and assimilation of Yugoslav `guestworkers' in Vienna) “Residential segregation, socio-economic integration and behavioral assimilation: The case of Yugoslav migrant workers in Vienna” In Cultural Identity and Structural Marginalization of Migrant Workers. Human Migration II, European Science Foundation, Strasbourg, 1982, 59-78.

163 “Die Wohnungsmisere der Gastarbeiter”. Schulheft 26, Verlag Jugend und Volk, Wien/München, 1982, 30-40. (The housing situation of guestworkers) “Economic uncertainty, inter-urban competition and the efficacy of entrepreneurialism” In The Entrepreneurial City, T. Hall and P. Hubbard (eds.), 1998. John Wiley, 289-308. (with Eric S. Sheppard) “CDE local government and job creation Project: Research Brief: International Report, December

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Herbert Lincoln Whitter Business Address: Home Address: Institute of International Health 317 Marshall Street B301 West Fee Hall East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University 48823-3238 USA East Lansing, MI 48824-1315 Phone: (517) 351 2166 Phone: (517) 353-8992 Fax: (517) 355-1894 Internet: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.msu.edu/unit/iih Education: Ph.D. M.A. 1969 1968 M.Sc. B.A.

1973 Michigan State University, Anthropology 1969 Michigan State University, Anthropology University of Michigan - CIC Scholar Cornell University - Summer Language Institute, NDFL Scholar 1965 Florida State University, Geography and Anthropology 1963 University of South Florida, Anthropology and Psychology

Additional Training: 1977 Management for Motivation, ten weeks; 1978 Foundations of Management, ten weeks; 1982 Orientation to USAID, two weeks; 1984 Training of Trainers, three weeks; 1985 Development Advisory Team Workshop; one week; 1987 Fundamentals of Medline Searches, two days; 1989 Managing with Multiple Demands, one day; 1991 Innovations in Medical Education Workshop, one week; 1992 Computer-assisted Medical Education Workshop, one week. 1999 Medical Informatics Training Workshop, one week 2003 Ball Room Dancing, eight weeks.

165 Experience: July 1, 2003 - to date. IIH Consultant, MSU Institute of International Health January 1, 2003 - June 30, 2003. Acting Director, Professor Emeritus, Institute of International Health Associate Director: Institute of International Health, responsible for developing the initial infrastructure and goals of the IIH. Liaison with funding agencies; student organizations; and local and international health visitors to MSU. Arrange local training and preceptorship programs for international scholars. Responsible for editing and production of a 24 - 32 page bi-monthly newsletter on international health. Helped develop linkage agreements with universities and facilities in several countries. Proposal development and management of international health projects. (Acting Director, December 1988 - June 1989; April July 1990; April - July 1991; January 1, 2003- June 30, 2003). January 1987December 30, 2002. Officially retired September 30, 2002 Principal Investigator and Project Director, NSEP-Environmental Sciences in Japan Program. The IIH in conjunction with the Japan Center for Michigan Universities (JCMU). The Program provides opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to spend 6 months to a year in Japan to study Japanese Language, Culture and Society and participate in a program focused on Environmental Sciences in Japan through coursework and internships. Department of Defense (DOD) National Security Education Program (NSEP) Grant DASW01-00-1-002 Jan.5, 2000 – Jan 4, 2004. Grant Management and PI ship passed to Dr. Dawn Pysarchik, associate dean, International Studies and Programs on July 1, 2002. Co-Investigator, MSU IIH/COM “International Training in Medical InformaticsBiomedical Information Development in Sub-Saharan Africa” (Malawi) in conjunction with Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Dr. Taha El Tahir Taha, Principal Investigator, and the University of Malawi. National Institutes of Health Fogarty International Center (FIC) and the National Library of Medicine (NLM) International Training in Medical Informatics (D43 7W01081), September 30, 1998 – September 29, 2002. Co-Investigator status passed to Dr. Mark Notman, Director Medical Informatics at MSU, on July 1, 2002. Coordinator, Methods in Family Medicine Education Training Program. Department of Family Practice, College of Human Medicine, MSU and Department of Primary Care, Kawasaki Medical School, Kurashiki, Japan, September 1998-to 2002.. Program Coordinator position passed to Dr. Vince WinklerPrins, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Family Practice, July 1, 2002

166 Project Coordinator and Principal Investigator MSU/Bulgaria/USAID Partnerships in Health Project, "Prevention and Management of Cardiovascular Diseases in Bulgaria." Subcontracted via Medical Service Corporation, International to MSU. Provided overall coordination and day-to-day management of the project including development of annual implementation plans; quarterly and annual reporting, evaluation, and logistic support and programmatic arrangements for all Americans visiting Bulgaria (40+) and all Bulgarians visiting Michigan (30+). (September 19, 1991 - March 31, 1995) Developed and presented seven-day course on computer-aided medical education for a group of 45 Bulgarian physicians and nurses; provided five-day training course for eight trainers in computer-aided medical education, and provided CME lectures on computer-aided medical education Part of USAID funded Health Partnership Program subcontracted via MSCI to MSU. (September 1992, 1993, 1994) Temporary WHO advisor to the Philippines to oversee research on community participation in Malaria control. (August-September 1992) Hunan Medical School - developed and delivered a five-day program (with two others) on community-oriented and community-based medical education for 65 medical educators representing 28 major Chi-nese medical colleges and institutions. Program funded by World Bank. (June 1991) June 1992 -2002 Professor: Department of Family PracticeAdjunct Professor: Department of Anthropology August 1985 -August 1990 Associate Director: Michigan State University/Kellogg International Fellowship Program in Health (MSU/KIFPH). Responsible for development and implementation of a $4.2 million fellowship program funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to enhance leadership development through networking with 29 leaders in primary health care and/or health care management from around the world. Coordinated and developed procedures, international symposia, seminars, and logistics for program and fellows. Edited and produced a quarterly newsletter and the KIFPH Fellow publications, including three books on primary health care. Evaluated and monitored Fellows’ projects; and was responsible for annual and final reports to the Kellogg Foundation. August 1985-August 1992 Associate Professor: Department of Family Practice, College of Human Medicine, MSU. Worked with multidisciplinary team to develop and co?teach course on primary health care in developing countries (FMP 520) given to first and second-year medical students to help them develop

167 an appreciation for problems of health care on a world wide basis. Also served as the College of Human Medicine’s representative to the Dean of International Studies and Program's coordinating committee. (1986 - 1988). Sept. 1988 -Sept. 1992 Adjunct Associate Professor: Department of Anthropology, MSU. Worked with Anthropology graduate students on research proposals, field research, and dissertation preparation in medical anthropology; served on master and doctoral guidance committees. Consulting Activities: Oct. 1984 -July 1985 1) Client: MUCIA. Prepared the final report for USAID on MUCIA and Michigan State University's nine year involvement in the development of the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences in Nepal. 2) Client: College of Human Medicine, Michigan State University. Developed initial program planning for the development of the MSU/Kellogg International Fellowship Program in Health. June - Sept.1984 Chief of Party: MUCIA/USAID/IAAS Project: Responsible for completion and administrative close-down of a nine-year MUCIA/USAID contract involvement with Tribhuvan University's Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences (IAAS), Rampur, Nepal. Supervised 22 employees and three short?term consultants and continued involvement with the Rural Development group. Close-down included the administration of the completion of 30 research projects, inventory and transfer of over US$1 million worth of equipment and supplies, and management of approximately $.5 million remaining in the project budget. Sept. 1982 -May 1984 Rural Development Advisor: MUCIA/USAID/IAAS Project, Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences, Rampur, Nepal:1) Resource person to the Institute's Rural Development Division and to the administration on manpower and staff development, institution building, teaching and curriculum development, and research and extension activities in Rural Development.2) Consultant to the IAAS Pilot Extension Project to aid in the development and dispersion of information generated by campus research activities to local farmers.3) Developed an applied research program in the rural social sciences. Nov. 1981 -August 1982 Private Consulting Activities:1) Client: Gilbert/Commonwealth Associates, Inc., Reading, PA. Designed and presented (in the Indonesian Language) a series of workshops for managers of the Indonesian Power Authority (PLN) on environmental impact analysis focusing

168 on the socio? economic sphere, in general, and problems of development, resettlement, and transmigration, in particular, with respect to the rural inhabitants of areas affected by the construction of the Saguling and Cirata hydroelectric projects.2) Client: Human Services Inc., Okemos, MI. Designed project and developed curriculum for training Peace Corps rural health workers and nutrition fieldworkers in Fiji and Thailand.3) Client: Soil Systems, Inc., Marietta, GA. Designed project and prepared scope of work for human resources study of the educational and vocational education needs of residents of twenty rural and two urban counties in Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Kentucky affected by a new transportation network.4) Client: MUCIA (Midwestern Universities Consortium for International Activities). Analyzed data and prepared report on predictors of academic success in American universities of Indonesian students (N=470) with the MUCIA?USAID?Indonesia Higher Education Projects. March 1979 -August 1981 Associate Director: MUCIA/USAID/Indonesia Higher Education Development Projects; posted at Airlangga University, Surabaya, Indonesia; served with 15 Indonesian provincial universities. (Research Advisor, International Studies and Programs, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan).1) Developed selection criteria and selected faculty members of Indonesian universities to study for advanced degrees in the USA under the sponsorship of the MUCIA/ USAID/ Indonesia Higher Education Development Projects.2) Designed and conducted a 23?week seminar to prepare Indonesian professors to study at U.S. universities.3) Worked with Indonesian university staff members to: - develop social science research capabilities serving the interests of national development; - develop curriculum; - develop teaching methodology and capabilities; - establish a multidisciplinary nutrition studies center (Pusat Gizi); - design and evaluate extension programs in community health and medicine and public service programs of the social science faculty; - conduct manpower and staff development programs; facilitate institutional development; and,- coordinate programs and logistics for MUCIA short term consultants. July 1977 -March 1979 Senior Community Planner and Section Supervisor of Human Resources Section, Gilbert/ Commonwealth Associates, Inc., Jackson, MI.1) Supervised 24 employees;2) Coordinated and administered proposals and contracts with government and private agencies engaged in community planning and cultural resource management;3) Performed socio?economic analysis and feasibility studies for various agencies. Sept. 1976-June 1977 Assistant Professor: Department of Social Sciences, Michigan State University. June 1975-June 1976 Assistant Professor: Department of Anthropology, Michigan State University.

169 December 1972 Instructor: Department of Anthropology, Michigan State to University. Research Experience: August 1985 -Present International health focusing on primary health care for underserved populations; Emic interpretations of health and the interface with Western biomedicine; family health care decision makers. Sept. 1982 -Sept. 1984 Farming systems research in the Terai of Nepal; extension education at the Institute for Agriculture and Animal Science; Rural development problems in Nepal. March 1979 -August 1981 Evaluated problems of higher education development at 15 Indonesian state universities; special emphasis on the social sciences. May 1980 Evaluated socio?economic change among subsistence hill farmers at previous research site in Sarawak, East Malaysia. February 1980 Evaluated a five?year multi?component development program in a government resettlement village, East Kalimantan, Indonesia; focus was on changing socio-economic life of subsistence farmers. July 1977 -March 1979 Analysis of socio?economic aspects of energy development in Wyoming and Kentucky. Survey archeology in Michigan, Minnesota, Colorado, Texas, and Ohio. Cultural resource mitigations in Texas, South Carolina, Arkansas, and Virginia. Sept. 1973 -March 1975 Ethnographic research on culture and social organization as variables affecting socio-economic change among the Kenyah hill farmers of Central Borneo. Sponsored by the National Geographic Society and the by the Sarawak Museum, Kuching, Sarawak, East Malaysia. October 1971 Village research in Bengal, India, on religious systems and problems of communication between rural and urban sectors. July - Sept.1971 Socio? Economic survey of ethnic groups in the Baram River area, 4th Division, Sarawak, East Malaysia. Feb. 1970 -July 1971 Ethnographic research on modernization and socio-cultural change among hill farmers of Central, Borneo, (Kalimantan). Sponsored by National Institute of Health (NIH) and the Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia(LIPI). (Doctoral Research) 1968 Study of urban farm market system in central Michigan.

170 January - May 1965 Changing land use patterns in West Greenland in historical perspective (library -masters research). Sept - Dec. 1964 Land use-planning study for new capitol building complex in Tallahassee, Florida. Teaching Experience: 1992 - 2002 Professor, Department of Family Practice, College of Human Medicine, Michigan State University. 1985 - 1992 Associate Professor, Department of Family Practice, College of Human Medicine, Michigan State University. 1982 - 1984 Associate Professor, Rural Development Division, Institute for Agriculture and Animal Science, Rampur, Nepal, and Department of Anthropology, Michigan State University. 1979 - 1981 Visiting Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, Airlangga University, Surabaya, Indonesia (team teaching with Indonesian colleagues in the Indonesian language). 1976 -1977 Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sciences, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. 1972 -1976 Instructor/Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. 1972 - Present Adjunct Professor, and Core Faculty Member, Asian Studies Center, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Instructor: 1986 - 1998 FMP 520 Primary Health Care in Developing Countries 1992 1996 ISS 301 Asia (one lecture per year) FMP 580 Independent Studies (reading course) (2) Primary Health Care ANP 580 Independent Studies (reading course) (8) International Health and Southeast Asian Topics Committees: Graduate Students 1988 - 1993 Carry Jackson, M.A., Department of Anthropology (MD MSU CHM) 1989 - 1991 Janet Eickmeijer, Ph.D., Anthropology (Dean's Representative) (CSS) Doctoral Guidance Committee Member “Women of Iqbal Street: Popular Models of Health and Illness” 1990 - 1994 Eufracio C. Abaya, Ph.D., Department of Anthropology Ph.D. Guidance Committee: Anthropology Co-Chair with Dr. Millard “Cultural Politics of Disease Control: State-Community Relations in the

171 Struggles against Malaria in the Philippines” 1992 - 1995 Heather Tunnington, M.A. Candidate, Communication Arts 1993 - Walter Russyk, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology 1994 - Samual Kamel, M.A., Urban Affairs 1994 - 1995 Ruskandar, M.A., Multidisciplinary-Social Science with specialization in Health Co-Chair committee with Dr. Millard 1994 - 1995 Virginia Anggraeni, M.A., Multidisciplinary-Social Science with specialization in Health Co-Chair committee with Dr. Millard 1995 Renato L. Cerdeana, Ph.D., Geography-Dean’s Representative “Schistosomaisis-japonicum Transmission and Control in a Philippine Village” 1995 Donna Scheideberg, Ph.D., Family and Child Ecology (CHE) Advisory Committee Member-External Reader “Comprehensive Community Based Care Management: Panacea for Improved Outcomes” 1995 Tarek Joseph, Ph.D., Dissertation Committee: Geography Dean’s Representative “A Geography of Human Risk to Domestic Radon Exposure in Lenawee County, MI.” 1997 Louise Goldburne, Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology M.D. Yusoff, Ph.D. Candidate, Education Reader and Selection 1990 - 2002 Walker Fellowship Program Applications 1990 - 1994 Internship Applications 1991 - 1998 S. C. Lee Applications 1999 – 2002 Blake Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund Applications General: 2001 - 2003 Lansing Regional Sister Cities Commission (LRSCC) (Board of Directors) 1998-1999 International Development and Health Organization (IDAHO) (Faculty Advisor) 1994 - 2002 Indonesian Student Organization (PERMIAS) (Faculty advisor) 1991 - 1992 Society for International Development (SID) (Board member) 1992 - 1998 Phi Beta Delta (International Honorary Society) (PBD) (Board member) (1996-1998, President) 1990/2 - 1996/7 Asian Studies Center (CAS) (Advisory Council) 1988 - 1998 International Health Project (IHP) (Advisor)

172 Grants, Awards, and Fellowships: DOD-NSEP Environmental Sciences in Japan. ( NSEP) Grant D43 7W01081 Jan 5, 2000-Jan 4, 2004. $ 396,462 (plus $ 341,274 MSU Matching Funds). Methods in Family Medicine Education Training Program. 1 year training program via Department of Medicine Aso Iizuka Hospital, Fukuoka, Japan in conjunction with Kawasaki Medical School, Japan, October 1998-October 1999, $18,000, 6 month training program via Department of Medicine, St. Marianna Medical School, Tokyo Japan, August 1999-February 2000, $9,000, 1 year training program via Department of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Saga Medical School, August 2001-August 2002, $18,000. Revenue to MSU Department of Family Practice. International Training in Medical Informatics – Malawi – in conjunction with Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and the University of Malawi. National Institutes of Health, Fogarty International Center, and the National Library of Medicine, September 30, 1998-September 29, 2002, $618,241. Medical Trainer College, Tokyo, Japan, Summer training programs in Principles of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine, 1995: $96,000; 1996: $80,648; 1997: $51,081; 1998: $70,111, 1999: $49,558; 2000: $38,207; 2001: $49,557 Total to date $435,162 Plus $19,500 of donations (Grand total $454,662 to MSU). Japanese Nursing Preceptorship; one-month program in clinical nursing at Sparrow Health Systems. Institute for International Education Training, Tokyo, Japan, Oct.-Nov. 1994, $6,200. Indonesian Preceptorship, one-year program in hospital administration, sports medicine, and rehabilitation medicine; Overseas Training Office/World Bank, Bappenas, Jakarta, Indonesia, Sept. 1993 - Sept. 1994, $16,000. MSU/Sparrow Hospital/Centre for Cardiovascular Surgery and Cardiology, USAID Partnerships in Health: Prevention and Management of Cardiovascular Diseases in Bulgaria; a subcontract through Medical Service Corporation, International (MSCI). Project Coordinator and Principal Investigator, Sept. 19, 1991 - March 31, 1995, $603,000 plus approximately $150,000 in travel and per diem allowances (Total - $753,000). Laboratory Bench Training for USAID/Egypt/Schistosomaisis Research Project Participant Trainees. Subcontracted through Medical Service Corporation, International (MSCI). MSU Training Coordinator, 1990 - 1992, $100,000. National Geographic Society Committee for Research and Exploration. Grant?in?aid for anthropological research in Borneo, Sept. 1973 ? March 1975.

173 National Institute for Health (NIH), U.S., Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Fellowship and training grant for Pre?doctoral Research and Writing of Dissertation. Awarded Jan. 1969; activated Sept. 1969; extended through March 1972. Graduate Office Fellowship, Michigan State University. Spring 1969. Midwest Universities Consortium (MUCIA) Traveling Scholar Award. To attend the University of Michigan to study the Indonesian language and the geography of Southeast Asia. Jan.?May 1969. NDFL Graduate Fellowship for the study of Indonesian/Malay. Cornell University. Summer 1968. (Turned down summer of 1969 at Yale). Languages Organizations Indonesian/Malay: fluent

Membership in Professional Borneo Research Council

Lepo Tau Kenyah: fluent (fading) Society for International Development Chinese (Mandarin) elementary (spoken) Phi Beta Delta, International Scholars Society, Member/Bd of Gov/Faculty President/President Emeritus Spanish: elementary (spoken) Nepali: elementary (spoken) Publications: 1965 Sequence Occupation of West Greenland: An Historical Geography. M.Sc. Thesis, Department of Geography. Florida State University. 1970 The Punan of East Kalimantan. Research Note. Borneo Research Bulletin. Vol. 2, No. 1. June. 1973a Social Organization and Symbols of Social Differentiation: An Ethnographic Study of the Kenyah Dayak of East Kalimantan (Borneo), Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Anthropology, Michigan State University. 1973b A Data Source from Kalimantan-APDN Skripsi. Bulletin. Vol. 5, No.2. September, pp. 49?57.

Borneo Research

1974a The Meaning of the Terms Long, Uma', and Lepo among the Kenyah. Borneo Research Bulletin. Vol. 6., No.1., April, pp. 3?4.

174 1974b The Distribution of Punan in East Kalimantan. Borneo Research Bulletin. Vol. 6., No. 2. August, pp. 42?48. 1974c The Apo Kayan Area of East Kalimantan, (with Patricia R. Whittier); Sarawak Museum Journal. Vol. XII., No. 43. pp. 5?15. 1974d Some Apo Kayan Megaliths, (with Patricia R. Whittier); Sarawak Museum Journal. Vol. XII, No. 43. pp. 369?381. 1975 Film Review. The Dayak People of Borneo, by George Bourdelon. American Anthropologist. Vol. 78, No. 3. p. 723. 1978a The Kenyah, In: Essays on Borneo Societies. Victor King, ed. University of Hull Monographs on Southeast Asia. No. 7. Oxford University Press. pp. 134?181. 1978b Concepts of Adat and Cosmology among the Kenyah Dayak of Borneo: Coping with a Changing Socio?cultural Milieu. Sarawak Museum Journal. Vol. XXVI. No. 14. pp. 103?113. 1982 Religion, Social Organization, and Socio?Economic Change Among the Kenyah Dayak of Sarawak, Malaysia. In: National Geographic Society Reports. Vol. 14. pp. 685?693. 1984 Village Livestock (Bovine) Farming and its Problems in Sharadanagar Panchayat, Chitwan (with Pradeep Tulachan and Krishna R. Tiwari). Journal of the Institute of Agricultural and Animal Sciences, Rampus, Nepal. Vol. 4. No. 1. pp. 1?13. 1988 Baby Carriers: A Link Between Social and Spiritual Values Among the Kenyah Dayak of Borneo (with Patricia R. Whittier). Expedition, The University Museum Magazine of Archaeology/Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania. Special issue on Borneo, Vol. 30. No. 1. pp. 51-58. 1990a Preface (with R.J. Gerard). Patchwork in Urban Health Care Approaches to Primary Health Care in six cities: Bogota, Cali, Jakarta, Manila, Mexico, Shanghai. Edited by Miles Hardie. Michigan State University. p. iii. 1990b Preface (with R.J. Gerard). Primary Health Care in Big Cities: Proceedings of an International Seminar - Bogota and Cali, Colombia, and Ouro Preto, Brazil. Edited by Jamie Arias, M.D., Published by The Fundacion para la Educacion Superior--FES--Bogota, Colombia. p. viii.

175 1993 Tijgertanden vaar aristocratische baby's (Borneo) in Lieve Lasten (Beloved Burden), Hoe Kinderen gedragen worden (with Patricia R. Whittier). Edited by Dra. Itie Van Hout, Published by Tropenmuseum, Koninklijk Instituut voot de Tropen (The Royal Tropical Institute), Amsterdam, pp. 100-105. 1994 "The Prevention and Management of Cardiovascular Diseases in Bulgaria. "In Partnerships in Health Care: Central and Eastern Europe, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) publication. Edited by Jeanne Neuber, Commonhealth, pp. 23-24. 1994. Reports and Papers: 1976 Singing Ones Way to Structure: Bali Dayung, the Kenyah Structural Mechanic. Paper presented in Symposium: Contributions to the Study of a Changing Social Environment. Richard Fiddler, organizer. American Anthropological Association Annual Meetings. Washington, D.C., November. 1977 Changing Concepts of Adat and Cosmology Among the Kenyah Dayak of Borneo. Paper presented at the 26th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs. Northern Illinois Univ., October 14?15. 1978 Socio?economic Impact Study: North Antelope Mine. R?1942. Corporate report issued by Commonwealth Associates Inc., Jackson, Michigan, for the Peabody Coal Company. 247 pages plus appendices. Primary author. 1980a Teaching a Course (University Level), Airlangga University Informal Series and MUCIA. 10 pages. 1980b Predeparture Seminars for Overseas Degree Participants. Unpublished working paper. 16 pages.

MUCIA.

1980c Towards the Development of Re?entry Programs for Participants Involved in Overseas Study Programs. MUCIA. Unpublished working paper. 18 pages. 1981a Thinking About Homecoming: (MUCIA Indonesia) Vol. 2. April.

Problems of Re?entry.

PERMMAI

1981b End of Tour Report. Indonesia Project. MUCIA?USAID?Indonesia Higher Education Development Training Project. Jakarta, Indonesia. July. 1982a An Evaluation of Some of the Variables that May Influence the Academic Success of Indonesian Participants in American Graduate Programs, (with Patricia R. Whittier). To be published as part of MUCIA's Final Report on its'

176 USAID?Indonesian Higher Agricultural Education Project. 34 pages. Submitted Sept. 1982. 1982b Rural Development and Extension Education at the Institute for Agricultural and Animal Sciences, Rampur, Nepal. End of Tour Report, MUCIA?USAID?IAAS Nepal Project. Based on short term consultancy, Sept. 27?Oct. 16, 1982. 38+ pages. Submitted October 21, 1982. 1983 Higher Education, Institutional Development and Integrated Rural Development in Indonesia and Thailand: MUCIA/IAAS Southeast Asian Study Tour Report June 1?29, 1983. 144 pages: 54 text/90 appendices. Submitted Sept. 1983. 1984a Some Agricultural Development Programs in Eastern Nepal: IAAS/MUCIA Horticulture Trip Report Dec. 11?15, 1983. (with D.D. Dhakal and D.R. Baral) 11 pages. Submitted Jan. 1984. 1984b Higher Agricultural Education, Research, and Extension in India: MUCIA/IAAS India Study Tour, 17?29 July 1984 (with Dean B.P.Sinha, I.P. Dhakal, F.P. Neupane, R. Adhikari, Tej Bahadur K.C., M.H. Khan, U.S. Gupta, T.B. Nepali, and S.N. Tiwary). 91 pages. Submitted August 15, 1984. 1984c A Review of the Growth of Rural Development and Extension Education at Nepal's Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences of Tribhuvan University. Rampur, Nepal. Rural Development Advisor's End?of?Tour Report, MUCIA?USAID?IAAS Nepal Project. 13 Dec. 1982 through 30 Sept. 1984. 129 pages. Submitted Dec. 1984. 1984d The Development of Nepal's Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences: The Final Four Months. Chief?of?Party's End?of?Tour Report. MUCIA?USAID?IAAS Nepal Project. 1 June 1984 through 30 Sept. 1984. 23 pages. Submitted Dec. 1984. 1985 Final Report of MUCIA/AID Project at the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences of Tribhuvan University: AID/NESA?C?1197, Final Project Report, 1 Dec 1975 through 30 Sept 1984. 90 pages. Submitted February 1985. 1990 Kellogg International Fellowship Program in Health. In: Kellogg International Fellowship Program in Health, Group 1 1986-1989 Project Summaries, Michigan State University, pg. 3-5. (plus introduction page iii). May 1990. 1991-5 Bulgaria Reports- 20 Quarterly and 4 annu7al reports on USAID Bulgaria Project.

177 1996 Botucatu, Brazil Trip Report May 24-June 6, 1996. Submitted July 1, 1996. 20 Pages. 1998 MSU and Vietnam International Health Collaborations: An Exploratory Visit Oct 7-15, 1998. IIH Internal Report. Submitted October 30, 1998. 38 pages. 1999 Medical Informatics Training in Malawi Workshop-October 18-22, 1999. IIH/COM/MSU. 38 pages plus appendices 2000 Medical Informatics Training in Malawi: Workshop II December 4-8, 2000. IIH/COM/MSU. 23 pages plus appendices Selected Presentations: 1972 "Swidden Agriculture Systems in Southeast Asia." Paper and slide presentation; Southeast Asia studies Center. University of Michigan. 1976 "Problems of Modernization and Development Among Tribal Populations." Paper and slide presentation. Department of Sociology and Anthropology. Central Michigan University. 1979a "Socio?economic Change Among the Kenyah Dayak of East Kalimantan." Paper and slide presentation. Lembaga Indonesia?Amerika, (USIS), Surabaya, Indonesia. 1979b "Pemikiran2 mengenai Hukum Adat dan Perubahan Sosial" (Concepts of Law and Social Change). Presentation with slides. Faculty of Law, Airlangga University, Surabaya, Indonesia. 1979c "Perkembangan dan Pelaksanaan Sistem Kredit dalam Sistem Universitas di Indonesia" (The Development and Implementation of the Credit System in the Indonesian University System). Presentation to the Faculty of Economics, Airlangga University, Surabaya, Indonesia. 1979d "Program Masuk?Kembali bagi Peserta yang Kembali dari Studi Akademi Luar Negri" (Re?entry Programming for Participants Returning from Overseas Academic Training). Presentation to faculty members of East Java universities during a three-week workshop on academic orientation sponsored by the Australian Government's AUCS program. Brawidjaya University, Malang, Indonesia. 1980a "Masalah2 Pratik Medis dan Kehidupan Se?hari2 yang Disodorkan oleh Dokter2 yang Bekerja dalam Sistem Puskesmas di Kalimantan"(Problems of

178 Medical Practice and Daily Life Encountered by Doctors Working in the Public Health Centers in Kalimantan). Presentation with slides to a group of 270 doctors preparing for national service at out?station posts. Faculty of Medicine, Airlangga University, Surabaya, Indonesia. 1980b "Pembangunan Sosial dan Ekonomi dan Masalah Lingkungan di Wilayah Apo Kayan, Propinsi Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia" (Socio?economic Development and Ecological Problems in the Apo Kayan Region, East Kalimantan, Indonesia). Presentation to a group of ecologists and planners at Mulawarman University, Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. 1981 "Hubungan Mahasiswa dan Dosen di Universitas2 di Amerika Serikat: Peran Mahasiswa Calon Sarjana" (Student?Teacher Relations in Universities in the United States: the Role of Students as Scholars). Presentation to advanced students and teachers at the University of Palangkaraya, Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. 1982a "Some Problems of Higher Education in Indonesia." Paper presented to the Society for International Development. MSU?Lansing Area Chapter. February 26, 1982. 1982b "Re?entry of Indonesian Project Participants to Indonesia." Paper presented at the MUCIA?USAID? Indonesia Higher Education Development Projects Joint Annual Review. University of Wisconsin, June 28, 1982. 1982c "Some Anthropological Perspectives on Rural Development and Extension Education." Paper presented to the Faculty of the Institute for Agriculture and Animal Sciences and representatives of USAID/Nepal IAAS Rampur Campus, Chitwan, Nepal. Oct. 5, 1982. 1983 "Higher Education and Rural Development in Indonesia." Seminar presented with Dean B.P. Sinha, K.N. Pyakuryal, S.M. Shakya, and B. Khakhural to the faculty and staff of the Institute of Agriculture and Animal sciences to report on a one?month study tour to Indonesia in June 1983. Presented Dec. 21, 1983. 1984 "Agricultural Institutions and Education in India." Seminar presented with Dean B.P. Sinha, Tej Bahadur K.C., U.S. Gupta, and M.H. Khan to the faculty and staff of the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences to report on a study tour to India July 17?29, 1984. Presented August 15, 1984.

179 1985 "Institution Building in Nepal: MUCIA and the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences." Presentation to the Society for International Development, MSU?Lansing Area Chapter. March 1, 1985. 1987 "The Kellogg International Fellowship Program in Health: An Experiment in Leadership Development in International Primary Health Care and Health Care Administration." Presentation at the Seminar on "Estrategias de Atencion Primaria en Paises en Vias de Desarrollo." Sponsored by the Chilean Network of Kellogg Foundation supported programs. Santiago, Chile, September 4, 1987. 1987 "Male and Female in Borneo: Kenyah Household Roles. Paper Presented at the 87th Conference of the Association of American Anthropologists. Chicago, Illinois. (With Patricia R. Whittier). 1989a "Issues in Primary Health Care for the 1990's;" (Paper and panel organizer) Society for International Development, Michigan State University, June 2 (also in September for the MSU Retirees Club). 1989b "The Institute of International Health and the International Health Project: Programs and Activities;" IIH/IHP Informal Seminar Series on International Health, September 26, 1989. 1990 "Innovative Community Oriented Primary Care Education." Panel: KIFPH Project: A successful experiment in the Development of Primary Health Care Programs working towards the goal of HFA, 2000. Presented at the Fourth International Meeting of Family Medicine of the International Center for Family Medicine of the Americas, Spain and Portugal. Estoril, Portugal, Presented May 24, 1990. 1991 "Innovations in Medical Education at Michigan State University" series of lectures in five-day workshops on Innovations in Medical Education presented at Hunan Medical University, Changsha, Hunan, The People's Republic of China, July 2-6. 1991 "Results of Educational Research in Community Settings: and "Diverse Responses to the Challenge: Exposing the student to the community." Moderator and Chair of two sessions at the Seventh Biennial meeting of the Network of Community Oriented Educational Institutions for Health Sciences at the University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria, September 22-27. 1993 "Baby Carriers in Borneo: maternal child health." Lead presenter at a special UNICEF sponsored seminar commemorating the opening of the museum

180 exhibit, Lasten Lieve (Beloved Burden) at the Tropenmuseum (The Royal Tropical Museum) Amsterdam, The Netherlands, by invitation, December 16. 1996a "The Development of Community Oriented and Based Medical Education: The MSU/CHM Example, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade da Medicina in Botucatu, Brazil, May 28. 1996b "Computer Assisted Medical Education and Issues of Computer Informatics and Connectivity." Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade da Medicina in Botucatu, Brazil, May 29. 1997a "Michigan State University and the Meaning of the Land Grant Philosophy" at a workshop on Advanced Environmental Training for Senior Bulgarian Environmentalists at Michigan State University, May 5. 1997b "Michigan State University and the Meaning of the Land Grant Philosophy" at a seminar at the University of National Development (Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Jakarta) in Jakarta, Indonesia, November 1-10. 1997c "MSU's Community-based Medical Education System." at a seminar at the University of National Development (Universitas Pembangunan National "Veteran" Jakarta) in Jakarta, Indonesia, November 1-10. 1998 Medical Education at Michigan Sate University and International Collaborations with Michigan State University. Presentation to the Institute of Hygiene and Public Health, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, October 10, 1998. 1999 “Five days of presentations on Medical Informatics topics”. Medical Informatics Training in Malawi Workshop October 18-22, 1999. 2000 International Health Activities at Michigan State University. Opening address for Tenth International Conference of Hearing International, Kellogg Center for Continuing Education, Michigan State University October 23, 2000. 2000a “Five days of presentations on Medical Informatics topics”. Medical Informatics Training in Malawi Workshop December 4-8,2000.

Hassan Ghasemzadeh Aided System Design

181 Embedded Systems and Signal Processing Lab. Department of Electrical Engineering University of Texas at Dallas 800 W Campbell Rd, EC33 Richardson, TX, 75083-0688 http://www.utdallas.edu/~h.ghasemzadeh [email protected] Phone: 972-259-7816 Research Algorithms for Networked Embedded Systems Collaborative Signal and Information Processing Medical Embedded System Design Wireless Body Area Networks Low Power Wearable Architectures Reconfigurable Computing Computer Education Jan’07 – Present Ph.D. in “Computer Engineering” Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Texas at Dallas, TX Adviser: Prof. Roozbeh Jafari Course work: Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms, Algorithmic Aspects of Telecommunication Networks, VLSI Design, Light-weight Embedded Systems, Information Theory Sept’98 – Sept’01 M.Sc. in “Computer Systems Architecture” Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran Adviser: Prof. Zeinalabedin Navabi Course work: Advanced VLSI Design, Advanced Computer Architecture, Parallel Processing, VHDL, Fault Tolerance, Testing and Testable Design, Hardware Implementation of Neural Networks and Intelligent Systems Sept‘93 – Feb‘98 B.Sc. in “Computer Hardware Engineering” Department of Computer Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Iran Adviser: Prof. Shaahin Hessabi Employment History Jan'07 - Present University of Texas at Dallas, Department of Electrical Engineering, TX • Reseach Assistant in Embedded Systems and Signal Processing (ESSP) Lab. Sept'07 - Present University of Texas at Dallas, Department of Electrical Engineering, TX

182 • Teaching Assistant (courses include Light-weight Embedded Systems, Digital Circuits Design, Introduction to Digital Systems Laboratory, Introduction to Experimental Techniques, Linear Algebra for Engineers) Sept'03 – Dec‘06 Azad University of Damavand, Department of Computer Engineering, Tehran, Iran • Faculty Member and Instructor • Director of Undergraduate Studies Jul'01 - Sept'03 Bamdad Computer Co., Training and Support Section, Tehran, Iran • IT Manager and Director of Support and Training Section (in charge of 65 employees) • Instructor (courses include Informix SQL, Introduction to Computer Networks, Solaris 2.x Concepts, Unix Administration) • System and Database Administrator • Network and Servers Administrator Sept'99 – Sept'01 University of Tehran, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Tehran, Iran • Teaching Assistant, Graduate Course of "Parallel Processing" • Teaching Assistant, Graduate Course of "Advanced VLSI Design" • Teaching Assistant, Graduate Course of "Advanced Computer Architecture" Teaching Sept'07 - Present Teaching Assistant, University of Texas at Dallas, Department of Electrical Engineering, TX • Light-weight Embedded Systems, Digital Circuits Design, Introduction to Digital Systems Laboratory, Introduction to Experimental Techniques, Linear Algebra for Engineers. Sept'03 – Dec‘06 Instructor, Azad University of Damavand, Tehran, Iran • Computer Architecture, Digital Logic Design, Computer Networks, Computer Programming, Advanced Computer Programming, Data Structures & Algorithms, Operating Systems Sept'03 – Jun'04 Instructor, Shariati Faculty of Engineering, Tehran, Iran • Computer Architecture Jan'04 – Mar'04 Instructor, Applied Science University, Tehran, Iran • Computer Programming Distinction and Awards September 1998 Ranked 4th among 4,000 participants in nationwide M.S. entrance exam, Iran

183 September 1993 Ranked 59th among 300,000 participants in nationwide universities entrance exam, Iran Professional Activities Reviewer IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS 2007) Membership IEEE (Student Member), ACM (Student Member) Skills Hardware Description Languages: VHDL, Verilog VLSI/CAD Tools: ModelSim, QuickWork, MaxPlusII, Leonardo Spectrum, SPICE, Simulink, MATLAB Programming Languages/Environments: MPI, Perl, Awk, Sed, C, C++, Pascal, Assembly, TinyOS Database Management Systems: Informix Online 5.x, Oracle 9i, SQL Server, MSAccess Operating Systems: SUN OS, Linux, SCO Unix, Windows XP/Vista Publications J02 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Eric Guenterberg, Roozbeh Jafari, Energy-Efficient Information-Driven Coverage for Physical Movement Monitoring in Body Sensor Networks, accepted for publication in IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications Special Issue on Body Area Networks (JSAC). J01 Roozbeh Jafari, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Foad Dabiri, Ani Nahapetian, Majid Sarrafzadeh, An Efficient Placement and Routing Technique for Fault-tolerant Distributed Embedded Computing, accepted for publication in ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems (TECS). C14 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Nisha Jain, Marco Sgroi, Roozbeh Jafari, Communication Minimization for In-Network Processing in Body Sensor Networks: A Buffer Assignment Technique, IEEE/ACM Design, Automation and Test in Europe (DATE), April 20-24 2009, Nice, France. C13 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Jaime Barnes, Eric Guenterberg, Roozbeh Jafari, A Phonological Expression for Physical Movement Monitoring in Body Sensor Networks, The Fifth IEEE International Conference on Mobile Ad-hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS), September and October 2008, Atlanta, GA. C12 Amardeep Sathyanarayana, Sandhya Nageswaren, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Roozbeh Jafari, John H.L. Hansen, Body Sensor Networks for Driver Distraction Identification, IEEE International Conference on Vehicular Electronics and

184 Safety (ICVES), September 2008, Columbus, OH. C10 Rohith Ramachandran, Lakshmish Ramanna, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Gaurav Pradhan, Roozbeh Jafari, Balakrishnan Prabhakaran, Body Sensor Networks to Evaluate Standing Balance: Interpreting Muscular Activities Based on Inertial Sensors, The 2nd International Workshop on Systems and Networking Support for Healthcare and Assisted Living Environments (HealthNet), June 2008, Breckenridge, CO. C09 Jaime Barnes, Vikram Ramachandra, Katherine Gilani, Eric Guenterberg, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Roozbeh Jafari, Locomotion Monitoring using Body Sensor Networks, International Conference on Information Processing in Sensor Networks (IPSN), April 2008, St. Louis, MO. C08 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Eric Guenterberg, Katherine Gilani, Roozbeh Jafari, Action Coverage Formulation for Power Optimization in Body Sensor Networks, ACM/IEEE Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference (ASPDAC), January 2008, Seoul, Korea. C07 Eric Guenterberg, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Roozbeh Jafari, Ruzena Bajcsy, A Segmentation Technique Based on Standard Deviation in Body Sensor Networks, IEEE Dallas Engineering in Medicine and Biology Workshop (DallasEMBS), November 2007, Dallas, TX. C06 Mohammad Reza Kokoee, Hamid Shojaei, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Marjan Sirjani, Zeinalabedin Navabi, “A New Approach for Design and Verification of Transaction Level Models”, IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS’07), Pages 3760-3763, New Orleans, USA, May 2007. C05 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Sepideh Mazouee, Hassan Goldani Moghaddam, Hamid Shojaei, Mohammad Reza Kokoee, “Hardware Implementation of Stack-Based Replacement Algorithms”, Enformatika Transactions on Engineering, Computing and Technology”, Volume 16, Pages 135-139, Venice, Italy, November 2006. C04 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Sepideh Mazouee, Mohammad Reza Kokoee, "Modified Pseudo LRU Replacement

185 Algorithm", 13th Annual IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer Based Systems (ECBS’06), Pages 368-376, Potsdam, Germany, March 2006. C03 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, S. Omid Fatemi, "Pseudo-FIFO Architecture of LRU Replacement Algorithm", 9th IEEE International Multi Topic Conference (INMIC’05), Karachi, Pakistan, December 2005. C02 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, “Exploiting LRU Replacement Algorithm in Victim Caches”, 4th Iranian Student's Conference on Electrical Engineering (ISCEE’01), Tehran, Iran , September 2001. C01 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, “Design and Performance Evaluation of Quasi LRU Replacement Algorithm”, 4th Iranian Student's Conference on Electrical Engineering (ISCEE’01) (in Persian), Tehran, Iran, September 2001. B03 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, “Collection of tests in computer for graduate program entrance exam” (in Farsi), Vol. 3, Pardazeshgaran, Tehran, 2002. ISBN: 964-7561-01-6 B02 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, “Collection of tests in computer for graduate program entrance exam” (in Farsi), Vol. 2, Pardazeshgaran, Tehran, 2000. ISBN: 964-92996-4-5 B01 Hassan Ghasemzadeh, “Collection of tests in computer for graduate program entrance exam” (in Farsi), Vol. 1, Behravesh, Tehran, 1999. ISBN: 964-91934-6-4

Irene M K Ovenstone

186 Consultant Psychiatrist MB, ChB, MD, MRCPsych, FRCPsych Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery Doctor of Medicine Member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists 2 Regent Street Nottingham Notts NG1 5BQ Year of Graduation: 1954 GMC Registration No: 0607050 Anxiety disorders and depression (psychiatry) Trauma sequelae (psychiatry, including personal injury) Accident victims (psychiatry) Post-traumatic stress disorder (psychiatry) Stress disorders (psychiatry) Mental disorder (psychiatric assessment) Trained in the legal aspects of report writing, giving evidence in court and in the responsibilities of a Single Joint Expert Av. no. of new instructions a year : 40 - 50 No. of reports written in last 3 years : 150 Geographical area of work: Midlands Membership of other professional associations:British Medical Association Royal Society of Medicine

John Kersey

187 Research Program: Transplant Biology & Therapy Founding Director Emeritus, University of Minnesota Cancer Center Professor and Children's Cancer Research Fund Land Grant Fund Chair in Pediatric [email protected] 612-625-4659 — office 612-626-3069 — fax John Kersey, M.D., is the founding director of the Masonic Cancer Center, which became a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center in 1998. He currently holds the Children's Cancer Research Fund Endowed Chair in Pediatric Oncology and is a professor in the University of Minnesota Departments of Laboratory Medicine/Pathology and Pediatrics. Dr. Kersey attended Dartmouth College (B.A.), Dartmouth Medical School (B.M.S.) and Medical School at the University of Minnesota (M.D., 1964). His research interests began in medical school where in 1960-61 he completed early studies of the role of the thymus in immune system development under Drs. Carlos Martinez and Robert Good. He completed residencies in pathology and pediatrics at the University of Minnesota and has been a faculty member since 1973. Prior to founding the Masonic Cancer Center, Dr. Kersey directed the University's Blood and Marrow Transplant Program from 1974-1995. The program now trains scientists from around the world and annually receives several million dollars in National Institute of Health research grants. As Blood and Marrow Transplant Program director, Dr. Kersey led the team that completed the world's first successful bone marrow transplant for lymphoma in 1975. Dr. Kersey's research accomplishments include pioneering work in the development of some of the earliest monoclonal antibodies for leukemia study in the early 1980s, and the subsequent use of these antibodies for cleansing the bone marrow of leukemia cells prior to reinfusion of a patient's own bone marrow. Research Interests 1. Childhood leukemia, particularly leukemia caused by a chromosomal translocation resulting in the t (4; 11) MLL-AF4 fusion oncogene. His laboratory has developed a transgenic mouse model of MLL-AF4 leukemia that permits studies of pathogenesis of the leukemia. Studies are underway to evaluate novel therapeutic strategies for these high risk leukemias including inhibitors of heat shock proteins that serve as molecular chaperones. 2. Immune-based therapies Selected Publications

188 Neglia JP, Linet MS, Shu, X-O, Severson RK, Potter JD, Mertens AC, Wen W, Kersey JK and LL Robison. Patterns of infection and day care utilization and risk of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Br J Cancer 2000;82:234-240. Trigg ME, Steinherz PG, Chappell R, Johnstone HS, Gaynon PS, Kersey JH, Cherlow JM, Grossman NJ, Sather HN and GD Hammond. Early testicular biopsy in males with acute lymphoblastic leukemia: Lack of impact on subsequent event-free survival. J Pediatr Hematol Oncol. 2000;22:27-33. Cragg L, Blazar BR, Defor T, Kolatker N, Miller W, Kersey J, Ramsay N, McGlave P, Filipovich A and D Weisdorf. A randomized trial comparing prednisone with antithymocyte globulin/prednisone as an initial systemic therapy for moderately severe acute graft-versus-host disease. Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2000;6:441-447. Shu XO, Potter JD, Linet MS, Severson RK, Han D, Kersey JH, Neglia JP, Trigg MS, Robison LL. Diagnostic x-rays and ultrasound exposure and risk of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia by immunophenotype. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev.2002; 11:177-185. Kersey JH. Historical background to hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Clinical Bone Marrow and Blood Stem Cell Transplantation. Cambridge Univ. Press. (2003) Wagner JE, Barker JN, DeFor TE, Baker KS, Blazar BR, Goldman A, Kersey J, Krivit W, MacMillan M, Orchard P, Peters C, Weisdorf D, Ramsay NKC, Davies SM. Transplantation of unrelated donor umbilical cord blood in 102 patients with malignant and non-malignant diseases: influence of CD34 cell dose and HLA disparity on treatment-related mortality and survival. Blood 2002;100:1611-1618. Vallera DA, Elson M, Brechbiel MW, Dusenbery KE, Burns LJ, Skubitz KM, Jaszcz WB, Ramsay NK, Panoskaltsis-Mortari A, Kuroki DW, Wagner JE, Kersey JH. Preclinical studies targeting normal and leukemic hematopoietic cells with Yttrium-90-labeled anti-CD45 antibody in vitro and in vivo in nude mice. Cancer Biother Radiopharm. 2003;18:133-145. Armstrong SA, Kung AL, Mabon ME, Silverman LB, Stam RW, Den Boer ML, Pieters R, Kersey JH, Sallan SE, Fletcher JA, Golub TR, Griffin JD, Korsmeyer SJ. Inhibition of FLT3 in MLL: Validation of a therapeutic target identified by gene expression based classification. Cancer Cell 2003;3:173-183.

189 Johnson JJ, Chen W, Hudson W, Yao Q, Taylor M, Rabbitts TH, Kersey JH. Prenatal and postnatal myeloid cells demonstrate stepwise progression in the pathogenesis of MLL fusion gene leukemia. Blood 2003;101:3229-3235. Yao Q, Nishiuchi R, Li Q, Kumar A, Hudson W, Kersey JH. FLT3 expressing leukemias are selectively sensitive to inhibitors of the molecular chaperone heat shock protein 90 through destabilization of signal transduction-associated kinases. Clin Cancer Res. 2003;9:4483-4493. Vallera DA, Elson M, Brechbiel MW, Dusenbery KE, Burns LJ, Jaszcz WB, Ramsay NK, Panoskaltsis-Mortar A, Kuroki DW, Wagner JE, Vitetta ES, Kersey JH. Radiotherapy of CD19 expressing Daudi tumors in nude mice with Yttrium90-labeled anti-CD19 antibody. Cancer Biother Radiopharm. 2004;19:11-23. Kumar AR, Hudson WA, Chen W, Nishiuchi R, Yao Q, Kersey JH. Hoxa9 influences the phenotype but not the incidence of Mll-AF9 fusion gene leukemia. Blood 2004; 103:1823-1828. Muyrers-Chen I, Rozovskaia T, Lee N, Kersey J, Canaani E, Paro R. Expression of leukemic MLL fusion proteins in Drosophila affects cell cycle control and chromosome morphology. Oncogene 2004;23, 8639-8648. Yao Q, Nishiuchi R, Kitamura T, Kersey JH. Human leukemias with mutated FLT3 kinase are synergistically sensitive to FLT3 and Hsp90 inhibitors: the key role of the STAT5 signal transduction pathway. Leukemia 2005;19:1605-1612. Chen W., Li,Q, Hudson WA, Kumar A, Kirchhof N, Kersey JH. A murine MllAF4 knockin model results in lymphoid and myeloid deregulation and hematological malignancy. Blood. 2006;108:669-677. Kersey JH. Blood and marrow transplantation: a perspective from the University of Minnesota. Immunol Res, 38:149-164, 2007 Chen, W, Kumar A, Hudson WA, Li Q, Wu, B, Staggs RA, Lund EA, Sam TN. Kersey, JH. Malignant transformation initiated by Mll-AF9: Gene dosage and critical target cells. Cancer Cell, 13: 432-440, 2008

Jerry L. Huxell Prof. Jerry L. Huxell worked for 30 years in the United States.

190 Jerry joined Chrysler Corporation for 15 years after graduating with an MBA in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. He worked for another 15 years in the aerospace industrial products and wood processing industry sectors in the United States Jerry decided to change his career from industry to education. He then took his PhD degree at La Salle University, USA with his dissertation in Environmental Management Systems in Industry. Jerry worked at the Maastricht School of Management in the Netherlands in 1991 to 2002. He was the Associate Dean of MBA programs and Full Professor of General and Operations Management. Jerry has taught management subjects in various countries, among which are: Bangladesh, China, Cyprus, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Malta, Mongolia, Namibia, Netherlands, Palestine (West Bank), Poland, Singapore, Slovenia, Thailand, Ukraine, United States, and Vietnam. Prof. Jerry L. Huxell is currently Executive Director of JD Huxell International, an international company specializing in management training. He is Visiting Professor of the following Universities: University of Hawaii, USA; University of NIMBAS Graduate School of Management, Netherlands; University of Phoenix, Netherlands Campus; Webster University, China campus; Universitas 21 Global, Singapore; University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and the International Center for Promotion of Enterprises (ICPE), Ljubljana, Slovenia. Jerry has performed consulting assignments in Thailand for the Ministry of Industry and in Mongolia for the United Nations Development Program. Prof. Jerry Huxell was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Business Management from Ansted University, BVI, United Kingdom in 2003.at London Metropolitan University in London, the United Kingdom. The degree was awarded in recognition of his exemplary contributions to the role of management training and development in various fields of the corporate and educational sectors and his dedication to the promotion of commercial and business management programs internationally He is also certified in Production and Inventory Management by the American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS).

191 Prof. Dr. Jerry L. Huxell is Executive Director of JD Huxell International, an international management consulting company specializing in management training and education. Dr. Huxell is also a Visiting Professor at the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia, the International Center for Promotion of Enterprises (ICPE) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Webster University Europe, Webster University China, University of Phoenix Europe, American University London, United Kingdom, Montreal International School of Management, Canada, Universitas 21 Global, Singapore and University of NIMBAS Graduate School of Management in the Netherlands. From January 1991 to July 2002, Dr. Jerry L. Huxell was Professor of General and Operations Management, Department Head of Technology and Operations, and Associate Dean of Masters Programs at the Maastricht School of Management (MSM) in the Netherlands. He was responsible for the effective management of all Masters Programs including new product and curriculum development, quality assurance, budgeting, financial analysis, strategic planning, accreditation, sales promotion, and revenue generation. Dr. Huxell has lectured Business Policies and Strategies, Fundamentals of Management, Operations Management, Supply Chain Management and Logistics, International Business, Organizational Behavior, Corporate Finance, Project Management, Quality Management, Strategic Management, and Entrepreneurship in various countries, among which are: Bangladesh, China (Shanghai, Haikou, Chengdu, Changsha), Cyprus, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Malta, Mongolia, Namibia, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, Slovenia, Thailand, Ukraine, Vietnam, and West Bank. He has also performed consulting assignments in Thailand for the Ministry of Industry, and in Mongolia for the United Nations Development Programs. Prior to joining the Maastricht School of Management, Dr. Huxell worked in the United States in high positions of General and Manufacturing Management with his last twelve years at the Vice President level. He has worked in the automotive, aerospace, industrial products, and wood processing sectors of industry. Dr. Huxell graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management and a Master of Business Administration. He earned his Ph.D. degree from LaSalle University with his dissertation focusing on Environmental Management Systems in Industry. Postgraduate work was done at Penn State University. He was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Business Management from Ansted University in 2003.

Jore Alberto

192 Member (MIET) at IET Chartered IT Professional - MBCSat (Project Manager Engineer - Freelancer) (Self-employed) Independent Professional at IT Consultant Engineer (Self-employed) 1- California University FCE-USA - associate: AIEA / EAIE / ACE / U.S. Department Education 2- C&G London Institute -/UK 3-Ansted University/UK I have worked in the field of Project Management for close to twenty years; the last twelve years as a Senior Project Manager specializing in delivery of industrial electronic systems, phone systems & Phone IP (VoIP), LAN, WireLAN, IT, e-Business solutions and other business-related projects within the engineering area. Solutions for the business companies and coaching: - Administration Manager and planning strategic commercial & business (Administration documents, WorkFlow, storage, ERP, CRM, accounting solutions, GPS & fleet management for vehicles, phone IP [VoIP], etc.) - Technical projects of systems of “uninterrupted” energy. - IT consultancy for industry - Physical security and system Safety If you think that I can to help with business contacts, analyses, technical consultancy or you see other synergy, and then please get in touch. Jore Alberto’s Specialties: I have always been a results oriented executive who functions at the leading edge of technology and IT development to further both the long and short range corporate goals. I am a seasoned professional with extensive skill in managing and to budget projects. I am a certified Teacher (CAP - IEFP) by IEFP - Portugal Government Institution. I have been applying coaching to prepare people for integrating of IT systems. Jose Alberto’s Experien Member (MIET) (Educational Institution; Computer & Network Security industry) 2006 —present (2 years) Chartered IT Professional – MBCS (Project Manager Engineer - Freelancer) (Self-employed) (Self-Employed; Myself Only; Information Technology and Services industry) January 2004 —present (4 years 10 months)

193 Registered Senior Expert/Consultant: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and independent Professional IT Consultant Engineer (Self-employed) (Self-Employed; Myself Only; Information Technology and Services industry) January 1980 — present (28 years 10 months) MEng. M.Sc. MCGI MIET MBVT MBCS MIEEE/Computer Society Chartered IT Professional - UK State-certified Engineer - Germany Projectista de Telecomunicações ITED-ANACOM - Portugal Address: Correspondência / dirección / mail Apart. 1546 1056-001 Lisboa PORTUGAL Fax UK: +44 (870) 913-8003 Fax USA: +1 (801) 365-9946 E-mail: [email protected] Jose Alberto’s Education 1- California University FCE-USA - associate: AIEA / EAIE / ACE / U.S. Department Education MEng, 2007 — 2007 Master of Engineering degree, United States Equivalency Degree. Diploma and Certification of Master studies by degree awarded one equivalent level by the regionally and nationally accredited colleges and universities of the United States of America. 2- C&G London Institute -/UK Membership (MCGI) Award in Engineering (level 7) professional level mapped to a British Master’s, 2006 — 2007 Electricity, Electronics, IT, Technical Projects, Applied Mathematics, Management Engineering 3- Ansted University - UK (Scholarship course/UK) Master of Science in Informatio Technology (MSc), Information Systems, Management, IT, DataBase, Comp Science, D B Systems, IT Projec, AutoCAD, 2003 -2005 4- Ecole Supérieure Robert de Sorbon -/France Maîtrise es Sciences en Electronique = (award in science - level 6) comparable: BSc (Hon) in the EU, Electricity, Electronic, Technology, Applied Mathematics, Management, 2005:

194 5- C&G London Institute -/UK Licentiate (LCGI), Electricity, Mathematics, Technical Projects, Management, 2003 6- Cleveland Institute of Electronic-/USA Diploma, Broadcast Engineering, 1993 — 1995 Telecommunication Systems, Electronics, Mathematics/Kirchhoff´s Laws, Thevenin´s Law / Nortn´s Theorem / Fourier Series, Amplifiers, PreAmp, Audio projects, Video systems, Schematics, Power Supply Waveforms, Spectrum, Noise, Electromagnetic field, Isotropic antenne, Parabolic antenna, Antenna gain, Fiber optics, Laser, Radiometric, Visible spectrum, Cable wiring standards, etc. 7- Escola Ind. F. Benevides (Industrial College Portugal) (Carta de Curso) Diploma-Degree Course in Engineering, 1977 Electricity, Project, Applied Mathematics, Management, Industrial design, Automatic Systems, Technology, etc.. Escola Ind. F. Benevides (Industrial College Portugal) Electrical Engineering 8- Pedro Nunes - Lisboa: Portugal High School - Diploma,

J. Bihari

195 Prof Behari is a leading environmentalist with his name figuring in international directory of distinguished leaderships having more than 100 papers to his credit mostly in bioelectromagnetics and soil moisture measurements. He has been a fellow member and adjunct faculty at university of Michigan U.S. He has been awarded honorary degree of DSC at Ansted University UK in Bioelectromagnetics. He is also a recipient of fellowship from Japanese Association of Cultivation Sciences and British Council. The University Grants Commission of India recognizes him as a career awardee. Prof. Behari is a sitting member executive of many environmental societies in India. He has been a past chairman of IEEE ED MTT and is a senior member of Commission K of URSI. Currently he is Professor at School of Environmental sciences at JNU. Prof. Behari is the Chairman of Cogent EMR Solutions Limited and the company is touc hing new heights under his able leadership.

James Török

196 Education James Török received his Bachelor’s Degree in Japanese Studies from Georgetown University in Washington, DC and his Master’s Degree in Business Information Systems from Boston University. James gained his qualifications for behavioral training from Dr. Baldinger & Partner,in Germany and is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt. Professional Experience James has over 15 years experience in helping companies improve the way they do business. Process improvement and cost reduction have been his concentration since 1993 (Total Quality Management, Activity Based Costing), with a focus on Lean Six Sigma in particular since 1997 for which he has a Master Black Belt qualification and has published articles in professional journals. He is currently working to combine behavioral elements (team development, management, intercultural issues and corporate social responsiblity) along with the technical ones within a broader Lean Six Sigma framework. Languages A native English speaker, James is fluent in German, French, Dutch and Japanese (including reading/writing capability). He has delivered Lean Six Sigma training and coaching in English, German, French and Japanese and has supervised the translation of Lean Six Sigma training materials into Japanese. Recent projects include • Green Belt and Black Belt training and coaching for a European railways company. • Champions and Green Belt training for an Austrian electronics firm. • DFSS training for a European chemical company. • Green Belt training for the Japanese operations of a French conglomerate. • Green Belt, Black Belt and Champions Training and coaching for an American automobile parts supplier (Europe and Japan). • Beyond Lean Six Sigma”: Project leadership and soft-skills training for Black Belts • Leadership training/coaching, Green Belt training and project coaching for an American pharmaceuticals company (Europe and South Africa). • Black Belt training and coaching for a major German industria conglomerate. • Black Belt training and coaching project team leaders at a large US chemicals firm (Europe and USA). • Training of over 450 Black Belts at numerous firms throughout Europe within a large US financial services group. • Participation in a Business Process Reengineering project for a

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well-known American manufacturer of leisure clothing. Activity Based Management (ABM) training for a large European electronics manufacturer. Intercultural Management seminars for a German autom manufacturer. Team development and project management skills for Lean Six Sigma Black Belts.

Publications Torok, James 2004. ‘The Wherefore and Y’, Quality Progress, American Society for Quality, Milwaukee, WI, USA. Feature article about Lean Six Sigma project definitions and project pipelines. (Forthcoming) Torok, James 2004. ‘We May Be Closer Than We Think; How the lessons learned in quality and process management can help companies to accept and manage broader social responsibility’, Social Responsibility, Ansted University Press, United Kingdom. (Forthcoming)

198 “Migrant workers in Austria: Social, demographic and economic impacts” In Austria since 1945, Wright, W. E. (ed.), 1982. University of Minnesota, 61-72. “Untersuchung über die ausländischen Arbeitskräfte in Österreich sozialwissenschaftlicher Teil" - 2. Zwischenbericht, 1983, Institute f. Höhere Studien, Wien, 392 pp. (with E. Kreisky, H. Matuschek, G. Neyer and H. Wimmer) (The social situation of Austria's foreign work force and their dependents - second progress report) “Untersuchung über die ausländischen Arbeitskräfte in Österreich sozialwissenschaftlicher Teil” - 1. Zwischenbericht, 1982, Institute f. Höhere Studien, Wien, 293 pp. (with E. Kreisky, M. Lang, H. Matuschek, G. Neyer, H. Wimmer and N. Winkler) (The social situation of Austria's foreign work force and their dependents - first progress report) “Struktur und Determinanten der räumlichen Wohnsegregation der Gastarbeiter in Wien” Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, Bd. 123, Hft 1., 1981, 92-118. (Residential segregation of migrant workers in Vienna: Spatial patterns and determinants) “Demography and population problems” In Modern Austria, Steiner K. (ed.), 1981.The Society for the Promotion of Science and Scholarship Inc., Palo Alto, Cal., 75-97. “Türkische Familien zwischen traditionellen Lebensformen und Anpassung an die westliche Industriegesellschaft.” Ausländerkinder - Forum für Schule und Sozialpädagogik, Heft 7, 1981, 2-15. (with E. Krasser) (Turkish migrant families: Between traditional and western ways of life) Urban and regional development and sustainability “Unbounding critical geographic research on cities: The 1990s and beyond” Urban Geography 2003, 24, 6: 510-528. (with Eric Sheppard) “The politics of scale and networks of spatial connectivity: Transnational interurban networks and the rescaling of political governance in Europe” In E. Sheppard and R. McMaster (Eds.) Scale and Geographic Inquiry: Nature, Society and Method. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2003, 236-255. “Die Stadt ist tot, es lebe das Netz – Harnessing inter-urban networks for a neoliberal urban agenda?” Antipode vol. 31, 2002: 595-618. (with Eric Sheppard) Reprinted in N. Brenner and N. Theodore (eds.), 2002. Spaces of Neoliberalism – Urban restructuring in North America and Western Europe. Oxford: Blackwell: 148171. “Networks, Governance and the Politics of Scale: Inter-urban networks and the European Union.” In Geographies of Power - Placing Scale, A. Herod and Melissa Wright (Eds.), 2002. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers: 274-303. (with Eric S. Sheppard and Claire Pavlik) “Transcending inter-urban competition: Conceptual issues, and policy alternative in the European Union” In The Urban Growth Machine: Critical

199 Perspectives Twenty Years Later, A. Jonas and David Wilson (eds.), 1999. SUNY Press, 227-246. (with Eric S. Sheppard)

200 1997” for “The Centre for Development and Enterprise”, Johannesburg, South Africa, May 1998: 13 pages. “New perspectives in Anglo-American economic geography” In Neue Ansätze in der Wirtschaftsgeographie, E. Aufhauser and H. Wohlschlägl (eds.), 1998. Schriftenreihe des Instituts für Geographie der Universität Wien. “Städtesysteme im Wandel: Ursachen und Konsequenzen zwischenstädtischen Wettbewerbs und unternehmerischer Stadtpolitik” In Tagungsbericht und wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, 49, D. Barsch and H. Karrasch (eds.), 1995. Deutscher Geographentag in Bochum 1993. Franz Steiner Verlag: Stuttgart, 194200. (Urban systems change: the challenge of inter-urban competition and urban entrepreneurialism). (with Eric Sheppard) “Capital markets, the development industry and urban office market dynamics: Rethinking building cycles” Environment and Planning A, 26, 5, 1994, 779-802. “The limits of local initiatives - a reappraisal of urban entrepreneurialism for urban development” Urban Geography, 14, 1, 1993, 57-77 (with Mark Garner). “Urban geography: responding to new challenges” Progress in Human Geography, 1992, 16, 1, 105-118. “Cities in pursuit of economic growth: the local state as entrepreneur” Political Geography Quarterly, 1990, 9, 2, 146-170. “The city as a locus of production: The changing geography of commodity production within the capitalist metropolis” In The New Models in Geography, Peet, R. and N. Thrift (eds.), 1989. Unwin Hyman: London, vol. 2, 55-84. (with E. Sheppard) “Urban geography: the urban dimension of economic, political and social restructuring” Progress in Human Geography, 1989, 13, 4, 551-565. “Urban politics and downtown redevelopment: the case of six cities” In The Geographic Evolution of the United States Urban System, Adams, J. (ed.), 1989. Moscow: Institute of Geography, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 154-193. “Indonesia: internal conditions, the global economy and regional development” Journal of Geography, 86, 6, 1987, 282-291 (with E. Sheppard). “Urban geography: undercurrents of change” Progress in Human Geography, 11, 1, 1987, 134-146. “Pro-growth coalitions, the local state and downtown development: The case of six cities” In Gesellschaft - Wirtschaft – Raum, M. M. Fischer and M. Sauberer (eds.), 1987. Arbeitskreis für Neue Methoden in der Regionalforschung 17, Wien, 111-125. “Investitionen in den Downtowns US-amerikanischer Grosstädte: Das Beispiel Minnepaolis/St. Paul” In Tagungsbericht und wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, 45. Deutscher Geographentag in Berlin. Franz Steiner Verlag: Stuttgart, 1987, 290-297. (Investment in the downtowns of US metropolitan areas: The case of Minneapolis and St. Paul)

201 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Society “GIS and Spatial Knowledge Production for Neighborhood Revitalization: Negotiating State Priorities and Neighborhood Visions “ Journal of Urban Affairs 2003, 25, 2: 139-157. (with Sarah Elwood) “Models for making GIS available to community organizations: Dimensions of Difference and Appropriateness” Forthcoming in Public Participation GIS, W. Craig, T. Harries and D. Weiner (eds.), 2002. London: Taylor and Francis (with S. Elwood, E. Sheppard, R. McMaster, and S. McMaster) “Neighborhood environmental inventories on the Internet: Creating a new kind of community resource for Phillips Neighborhood.” CURA Reporter, 2001, vol. XXXI, 2, 20-26. (with Hilda Kurtz, Eric Sheppard and Bob McMaster) “Modes of GIS provision and their appropriateness for neighborhood organizations – examples from Minneaplis and St. Paul, Minnesota” Journal of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, vol. 12, 4, 2000, 45-58. (with S. Elwood, E. Sheppard, S. McMaster, and B. McMaster). “Alternative GIS-based methodologies for environmental exposure assessment” In Proceedings for GIScience 2000: 361-362. (with R. McMaster, E. Sheppard, H. Tian, J. Mattson) “GIS-based measures of environmental equity: Exploring their sensitivity and significance” Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology, 9, 1, 1999, 18-28. (with Eric Sheppard, Bob McMaster and Hongguo Tian) “Examining environmental equity in Hennepin county and Minneapolis” CURA Reporter, XXIX, 3, 1999, 1-8. (with Eric Sheppard, Bob McMaster, Sarah Elwood and Hongguo Tian) “GIS and community based planning: Exploring neighborhood perspectives and needs” Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 25, 2, 1998, 77-89. (with Sarah Elwood) “GIS-based environmental equity and risk assessment: Methodological problems and prospects” Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 24, 3, 1997, 172189. (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard) “A Research Agenda for GIS & Society”, UCGIS, June 1998 (http://www.ucgis.org) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard) NCGIA Workshop on “GIS and Society” Conference Proceedings, 3 position papers with Bob McMaster, Roger Miller and Eric Sheppard, 1996: “GIS and societal risk of hazardous materials” (p. 55-57) “I-19 Initiative proposal: position paper” (p. 58-59) “GIS analysis of toxic risk: efficiency, equity and ethics (p.76-78) Pedagogic and Methodological Work “Inserting Women’s Voices and Feminist Perspectives into an Undergraduate World Population Course.” In Encompassing Gender, M. M. Lay, J. Monk, and D. S. Rosenfelt (eds.), 2002.

202 New York: The Feminist Press: 125-132. “Geography at Universitas Indonesia”. Consultant's Report for MUCIA-Indonesia World Bank IX Education Project. 1987, 160 pp. (with E. Sheppard) “Der Kulturerdteil Orient als Lebensraum. Ein lernzielorientiertes thematisches Unterrichtsmodell für die 5. Klasse der AHS” In Schulgeographie im Wandel. Beiträge zur Neugestaltung des Geographieunterrichts in Österreich, Sitte W. and H. Wohlschlägl (eds.), 1975. Verlag A. Schendl, Wien, 187-236. (with H. Wohlschlägl) (The Islamic world: Human-environment relations and socioeconomic change. A teaching model for the 9th grade) “Eine Pionierleistung zur Reform des Geographieunterrichts in den USA: Das `High School Geography Project” In Schulgeographie im Wandel. Beiträge zur Neugestaltung des Geographieunterrichts in Österreich, Sitte, W. und H. Wohlschägl (eds.), 1975. Verlag A. Schendl, Wien, 121-142. (The High School Geography Project: A first attempt to reform geography teaching in the US) “Incorporating polytomous nominal variables in path analysis” In Bremer Beiträge zur Geographie und Raumplanung, 8, 1987, 242-252. (with H. Wohlschlägl) “Measuring the 'Unmeasurable': The Analysis of Qualitative Spatial Data” edited with P. Nijkamp and N. Wrigley. Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1985, 713 pp. “Qualitative spatial data analysis: A compendium of approaches” In Nijkamp, P., H. Leitner and N. Wrigley (eds.), op. cit. (with P. Nijkamp and N. Wrigley), 1985, 1-28. “Generalized path analysis for mixed geographic data” In Nijkamp, P., H. Leitner and N. Wrigley (eds.), op. cit. (with E. Sheppard and H. Wohlschlägl), 371-397.) “Kausalmodelle mit Variablen unterschiedlichen Skalenniveaus und ihre Testung mit Hilfe der Verallgemeinerten Pfadanalyse” In Züricher Geographische Schriften, Heft 1, 1981, 161-181.(with H. Wohlschlägl) (Generalized path analysis a method for evaluating causal models when nominal, ordinal and interval data are present) “Metrische und ordinale Pfadanalyse: Ein Verfahren zur Testung komplexer Kausalmodelle in der Geographie” Geographische Zeitschrift, 68 Jg., Heft 2, 1980, 81-106.(with H. Wohlschlägl) (Causal modeling and the application of path analysis in geographic research) Book Review Essays and Book Reviews Chauncy, G. Gay New York (Basic Books, New York, 1994) Collective book review essay together with the Minnesota Geography Reding Group. Gender, Place and Culture, 3, 1, 1996, 95-101. Beauregard, R. Voices of Decline. The Postwar Fate of US Cities. (Blackwell Publishers, Cambridge, MA, 1993). Reviewed in Antipode, 27, 2, 1995: 210-213. “Collective response: Social justice, difference and the city”. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 10, 5, 1992: (Book review essay of I. M. Young

203 Justice and the Politics of Difference (Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1990) (together with the Minnesota Geography Reading Group)

204 Stone, N. C. and H. T. Sanders (eds.), The Politics of Urban Development (University Press of Kansas, Kansas, 1987). Reviewed in The Professional Geographer, 41, 1, 1989: 118-119. Castles St. with H. Booth and T. Wallace, Here for Good - Western Europe's New Ethnic Minorities (Pluto Press, London/Sydney, 1984). Reviewed in Contemporary Sociology, 15, 3, 1986: 469-470. Fosler, R. S. and R. A. Berger (eds.), Public-Private Partnership in Americna Cities: Seven Case Studies (Lexington Books, Lexington MA, 1982). Reviewed in Environment and Planning C, 3, 3, 1985: 375-376. Weigand K., Chicano-Wanderarbeiter in Südtexas. Der gegenwärtige Situation der Spanisch sprechenden Bevölkerung dieses Raumes (Kieler Geographische Schriften, 47, 1977). Reviewed in Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, 123, 1: 1981. PAPERS PRESENTED AT SCHOLARLY MEETINGS AND INVITED LECTURES Over 100 invited lectures and research presentations at professional meetings, universities and public fora in the United States (numerous locations), Canada, United Kingdom (numerous locations), Germany (numerous locations), Netherlands, Austria (numerous locations), Denmark, Sweden, Czech Republic, South Africa, and Indonesia. OTHER PARTICIPATION AT SCHOLARLY CONFERENCES Organizer, co-organizer, participant, and/or discussant at numerous professional meetings of the Association of American Geographers, Social Science History Association, Urban Affairs Association, International Studies Association, NSF Workshops, International Conference of Europeanists, NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Center for Austrian Studies, Center for European Studies in addition to those cited above. RECORD OF TEACHING AND ADVISING Courses taught at the University of Minnesota Undergraduate: 3161, Europe 3381, Population in an interacting world 3371, Introduction to urban geography 3970, The feminization of international refugee law 3970, Immigration and xenophobia in Europe Upper division/graduate: 5701, Field research methodology 5606, Geographical perspectives on urban planning II 5900, Human geography and social theory 5900, International labor migration

205 5900, Transnational migration and the politics of citizenship 5900, International migration and the politics of immigration and xenophobia 5900, Urban and regional development in Central Europe

206 Graduate: 8102, The economy, the state and spatial development 8002, Research Methods in Geography 8980, Intra-urban migration and the decision to move 8020, State intervention in urban and regional development 8020, Urban property development 8020, Geography of the service economy 8310, Seminar in social and cultural geography 8990, Foreign migrant populations in Germany 8990, New cultural geography 8990, Contested urban future ISEES seminar: Epistemologies and methods for the study of humanenvironment relations Field trips: Central Europe: FRG, GDR, Czechoslovakia and Austria: Comparative analysis of issues in urban and regional development in centrally planned and mixed market economies Pacific Northwest: Urban and regional development in the Pacific Northwest Courses taught elsewhere Technical Univ. Munich: Geographic perspectives on planning in the USA Cities of the Pacific Northwest University of Vienna: Aktuelle Probleme der Stadt- und Regionalentwickung in den USA Graduate advisees (all Ph.D. except those marked with *) D. Martin, Assistant Professor, Clark University S. Elwood, Assistant Professor, University of Arizona P. Ehrkamp, Assistant Professor, Miami University L. McCarthy, Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin P. Sabourin, Assistant Professor, Normandale College, Twin Cities J. Byers, Minneapolis Planning Department U. Pillay, HSRC, Pretoria, South Africa H. Kurtz, Asst. Prof. University of Georgia D. Maralack, Consultant, South Africa M. Garner,* Minneapolis Planning Department Elisabeth Binder,* Network analyst for Austrian government agency Current Advisees K. Sziarto, Univ. of Minnesota J. Blecha, Univ. of Minnesota J. Gubsa, Univ. of Minnesota A. Kiaga, Univ. of Minnesota H. J. Jung, Univ. of Minnesota J. Horne, Univ. of Minnesota

207 In addition I have served on 75 Ph.D. committees of graduate students from geography, sociology, political science, history, art history and women’s studies Participation in teacher training workshops

208 National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA). Developing Methodologies for Evaluating the Efficacy of GIS for Community Organizations. Research grant Varenius Project. ($ 4,740) (with Susanna McMaster and Sarah Elwood), 1999. NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant. Placing ethnic identities” with Patricia Ehrkamp, ($10,000),1999. US Department of Education FIPSE grant. The TIRES (Transnationalism, International migration, Race, Ethnocentrism and the State) Consortium Exchange and Advanced Training Project” collaborative project with Florida International University (US lead partner), University of Colorado, New York University, Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt (EU lead partner), Universite de Liege, Institute d’Etudes Politiques de Paris, Universiteit van Amsterdam. ($ 200,000), 2000-2003. U of M Graduate School Grant in Aid. Immigrants and sustainable communities in Rural Minnesota. ($ 18,000) (with Kathy Fennelly), 2001. Russell Sage Foundation. Immigrants in Small Town, Rural America: ImmigrantHost Society Relations and Identities in a Changing Environment. ($ 35,000) (with K. Fennelly), 2001. CLA, University of Minnesota. Sabbatical Fellowship, 2002. Center for German and European Studies (DAAD). Contested Urban Futures ($ 60,000) (with Eric Sheppard), 2001-2003.

209 NSF Teacher Training Workshop, University of Memphis, Tennessee. Seminar on Europe, Memphis June 1994, 1995 and 1996. Center for European Studies, University of Minnesota. Annual Summer Institute on European Studies: Conflict or Cooperation in Europe? June 1995. Europe and International Migration. Science Teacher Training Workshop on “Global Change”, University of Minnesota. July 1992, Lecture and workshop on "Urbanization in the Third World". SERVICE RECORD (since 1988) UNIVERSITY SERVICE DEPARTMENT 2003 Chair, Human Geography Search Committee 1995-98 Director of Graduate Studies 1994-97, 2000-01,03-04 Chair, Member, Graduate Educational Policy Committee 1997-99 Member, Graduate Admissions Committee Spring 1995 Member, Search Committee for Director of Cartography Lab Spring 1994 Chair, Strategic Planning Committee 1993-95 Member, Visiting Faculty Committee 1989, 91-92, 93, 96, 98 Chair, Member Awards Committee 1991 Member, Geography Search Committee 1990,93,94 Member, Visiting Faculty Committee 1989-1991 Chair, member of the Graduate Educational Policy Committee COLLEGE 2000-01 Member, CLA Promotion and Tenure Committee 2000-present Member of the Advisory Committee of the Center for German and European Studies 2003-present Member of the Advisory Committee of the Immigration History Research Center 1999-2001 Director of Undergraduate Studies, IGS 1998-present Member of the Advisory Committee of the Institute for Global Studies 1998-99, 2001 Member, Search Committee, Department of History

210 1998-99 Member CLA Course Review Committee 1997-98 Co-chair, International Studies Task Force 1998 Member, Search Committee, Department of Political Science 1989-91, 95-97, 2003-present Member, CLA Assembly 1990-91 Vice Chair, CLA Assembly 1990-91, 95-96 Member, CLA Committee for Curriculum, Instr. and Advising 1997-1998 Co-chair of the International Studies Task Force 1994-1996 Member, Area Studies Advisory Committee Chair, European Area Studies Steering Committee, Area Studies Advisory Committee Fall 1991-1998 Member, Center for European Studies Advisory Committee 1990-92 Member, Urban Studies Advisory Committee 1989-90 Chair, Urban Studies Advisory Committee 1989, 95 Member, Search Committee for Director of the Center for Austrian Studies 1988-present Member, Austrian Studies Advisory Committee 1988-1990 Member, German Studies Advisory Committee UNIVERSITY 2000-2001 Member of the Executive Committee of the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Migration 1999-2000 Member of the Graduate School Fulbright Fellowship Committee 1998-present Faculty member in the MacArthur Program on Peace and International Cooperation 1998-2001 Member of the MacArthur Fellow selection committee 1998-2000 Member of Jane Adams School for Democracy 1995-1998 Member, Graduate School Social Sciences Policy and Review Council 1995-98 Member, University Senate 1997-1999 Member of the Refugee Studies Center

211 1998-2000 Member of the Institute for Social, Economic and Ecological Sustainability (ISEES) 1992, 94-95 Member, Graduate School Fellowship Committee Spring & Summer 1990 Member, Task Force on Liberal Education 1989-1993 Member, Senate Social Concerns Committee 1985-1990 Member, Board of Directors of the State and Regional Research Center 1985-1992 Member, Program in History and Society PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Chair, AAG AAG Women and Gender Studies Awards Committee (2001-2002) Chair, AAG Urban Geography Specialty Group (1998-2000) Vice-chair, AAG Urban Geography Specialty Group (1997-1998) Editorial Advisory Board, the AAG Resource Publications Series (1995-present) Board of Directors, AAG Political Geography Specialty Group (1994-1997) Editorial Board of the journal Political Geography (1994-2001) Editorial Board of the journal Urban Geography (1992-present) Editorial Board of the journal Antipode (1992-2000) Dissertation Awards Committee, AAG Urban Geography Specialty Group (199093, 1997-1999) "Best Student Paper" Awards Committee of the AAG Political Geography Specialty Group (1992 present) AAG Committee on International Research and Scholarly Exchange (1990-1996) Services as referee (in addition to the above): Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Environment and Planning A, B and C, Political Geography, The Canadian Geographer, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, The Professional Geographer, Economic Geography, Cultural Geographies, Urban Geography, Social and Cultural Geography, Journal of Planning Education and Research, Journal of Urban Affairs, University of Minnesota Press, Basil Blackwell Publishing, Rutledge Publishers, Guilford Press, National Science Foundation, Social Science and Humanities Council of Canada. External evaluator: Ten cases of promotion and tenure or promotion to full professor, external examinations of two Ph.D. theses GRANTS, HONORS AND AWARDS (since 1988)

212 University of Minnesota, Center for Western European Studies. Mellon Foundation Grant for the development of a field research course for graduate students: “Comparative analysis of centrally planned and mixed market economies and their impact on urban and regional development in Central Europe”, 1989. University of Minnesota, Center for Eastern European Studies. Grant for development of a new course: “Eastern Europe: Geography and Society” (with Eric Sheppard), 1989. Ford Foundation Grant. Foundations and Applications of the Social Sciences Summer Institutes for Curricular Innovation. Development of a course on “Geographic perspectives on urban planning”, 1990. University of Minnesota, Graduate School Grant in Aid of Research. Immigration policies in the New Europe. ($9,000), 1990-1991. University of Minnesota, Institute for International Studies. National Endowment for the Humanities Grant. Foreign Language Study Across the Curriculum. Development of a German language course on “The changing map of Europe”, 1991. University of Minnesota. Bush Sabbatical Fellowship, 1992. US Department of Education. FIPSE (Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education) Grant for a collaborative project among scholars from the University of Minnesota, University of Colorado, Universiteit Amsterdam, University College London, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, and Universidad Autonoma Madrid for the development of courses-in-common on ‘State policies, international migration, foreigners and xenophobia’. (SPIMFAX Program) and student exchange ($ 100,000) (with Bill Brustein), 19931995. University of Minnesota, Graduate School Grant-in-Aid. Competitive advantage and urban systems change: A cross-national evolutionary analysis. ($10,000),1994-1995. Center for Urban and Regional Analysis (CURA). Research grant for Community environmental health and GIS application in Twin Cities neighborhoods. ($12,000) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard), 1996. Social Science Research Council. Research planning grant for State policies, international migration, foreigners and xenophobia: An international research and training consortium. ($5,700) (with Doug Kincaid and Alex Stepick, Sociology, Florida International University; John O’Loughlin and Lynn Staehli, Geography, U of Colorado, Boulder; Marty Schein, Political Science, New York University; Roger Waldinger and Min Zhou, Sociology, UCLA; Ed Goetz, U of M), 1997. National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA). Research grant for GIS-based environmental risk analysis in the Twin Cities. ($26,000) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard) 1996-1998.

213 Center for Urban Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota. Assessing and monitoring environmental hazards in the Phillips neighborhood of Minneapolis” Interactive Research Grant, ($ 15,000) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard), 1998-1999.

214 University of Minnesota, Center for Western European Studies. Mellon Foundation Grant for the development of a field research course for graduate students: “Comparative analysis of centrally planned and mixed market economies and their impact on urban and regional development in Central Europe”, 1989. University of Minnesota, Center for Eastern European Studies. Grant for development of a new course: “Eastern Europe: Geography and Society” (with Eric Sheppard), 1989. Ford Foundation Grant. Foundations and Applications of the Social Sciences Summer Institutes for Curricular Innovation. Development of a course on “Geographic perspectives on urban planning”, 1990. University of Minnesota, Graduate School Grant in Aid of Research. Immigration policies in the New Europe. ($9,000), 1990-1991. University of Minnesota, Institute for International Studies. National Endowment for the Humanities Grant. Foreign Language Study Across the Curriculum. Development of a German language course on “The changing map of Europe”, 1991. University of Minnesota. Bush Sabbatical Fellowship, 1992. US Department of Education. FIPSE (Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education) Grant for a collaborative project among scholars from the University of Minnesota, University of Colorado, Universiteit Amsterdam, University College London, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, and Universidad Autonoma Madrid for the development of courses-in-common on ‘State policies, international migration, foreigners and xenophobia’. (SPIMFAX Program) and student exchange ($ 100,000) (with Bill Brustein), 19931995. University of Minnesota, Graduate School Grant-in-Aid. Competitive advantage and urban systems change: A cross-national evolutionary analysis. ($10,000),1994-1995. Center for Urban and Regional Analysis (CURA). Research grant for Community environmental health and GIS application in Twin Cities neighborhoods. ($12,000) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard), 1996. Social Science Research Council. Research planning grant for State policies, international migration, foreigners and xenophobia: An international research and training consortium. ($5,700) (with Doug Kincaid and Alex Stepick, Sociology, Florida International University; John O’Loughlin and Lynn Staehli, Geography, U of Colorado, Boulder; Marty Schein, Political Science, New York University; Roger Waldinger and Min Zhou, Sociology, UCLA; Ed Goetz, U of M), 1997. National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA). Research grant for GIS-based environmental risk analysis in the Twin Cities. ($26,000) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard) 1996-1998.

215 Center for Urban Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota. Assessing and monitoring environmental hazards in the Phillips neighborhood of Minneapolis” Interactive Research Grant, ($ 15,000) (with Bob McMaster and Eric Sheppard), 1998-1999.

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Kriengsak Chareonwongsak 33 Rama IX Road, Rama IX Soi 26 Tel/Fax: 66-2-713 5550 Bangkapi, Huay Kwang, Bangkok 10310, THAILAND Mobile (Assistant): 668-1776 8989 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Website: http://www.kriengsak.com Dr Kriengsak Chareonwongsak has extensive experience and expertise in policy formation, organizational restructuring, and critical analysis of economic and related issues. His directives are recognized as timely, applicable, and sustainable both internationally and in Thailand. 1. Academic Background

Dr Chareonwongsak studies have been completed in Thailand, Australia, Canada, and the USA, where he is currently at Harvard University. 1972 - 1973

New Berlin High School, Wisconsin, USA (AFS Scholarship)

1974 - 1978

Bachelor of Economics - First Class Honours & Top of the Class

1978 - 1981

Ph.D. in Economics, (1981)

2007-2008

Post Doctoral Studies, University of Oxford

Sept 2003 Sept 2004

Joint State-Private Political Sector Course

Monash University, Melbourne, Australia (Australian Government Scholarship) Monash University, Melbourne, Australia (Monash Graduate Scholarship)

The National Defense College of Thailand.

May 2004 Democratic Politics & Governance for High-Level Administrators, Feb 2005 College of Politics and Governance King Prachatipok Institute,Thailand July 2005 University

Diploma, Conflict Management through Effective Leadership

Institute for Global Learning & Development Royal Roads

217 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Oct 2005 Nov 2005 Nov 200 June 2006 July 2006 June 2007

Certificate, Modern Management,

TheNational Defence College of Thailand Certificate, Public Administration and Public Law

College of Politics and Governance King Prachatipok Institute,Thailand Master of Public Administration,

Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

CHAIRMAN, BOARD MEMBER, ADVISOR FOR INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL COMMITTEES AND GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS (Past, Selected) Advisor, The President of the National Assembly Advisor, Prime Minister of Thailand Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand Advisor, Vice Chairman of the Senate Advisor, Commission on Senate Foreign Affairs Advisor, Commission on Senate Privatisation of the State Enterprised Advisor, Commission on Senate Education, Religion, Arts and Culture Advisor, Commission on Senate Science, Technology and Energy Advisor, Commission on Senate Public Participation Advisor, Commission on the House of Representative Justice and Human Rights Advisor, Commission on the House of Representative Foreign Affairs Advisor, Ministerial Committee on International Economic Policy Advisor, Minister of Defence Advisor, Minister of Culture

218 Board member, Executive Committee on Farmer Development Fund, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives Chairman, Committee on Study of International Competitiveness (1999), National Education Commission Vice Chairman, Political Reform Sub-Committee for Public Relations and Public Hearings, Appointed by the Prime Minister of Thailand Board member, Committee on Promoting Democracy Campaign, Appointed by the Prime Minister of Thailand Board member, Sub-Committee on Science, Technology and Environment, The 8th National Economic and Social Development Plan, Ministry of Science Technology and Environment Board member, Executive Board on Curriculum Development for Basic Education, Ministry of Education Board member, Sub-committee on Strategy for Improvement of National, Productivity, National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) Board member, Institute Promotion Committee of Rajabhat Institute (at Ubonratchathani) Board member, Advisory Committee on Development of Academic Administrative Systems, Rajabhat Institute (at Suan Dusit) Chairman, Opinion Research Workgroup on Thailand’s Political Systems, Committee on Political Reform 1997 Constitution Drafting Committee, Culture Section Vice Chairman, Committee on Doctorate Program Education Administration, Naresuan University Board member, Board of Governors of Rajabhat Institute (at Pranakorn Sri Ayutthaya) Board member, Board of Governors of Rajabhat Institute (at Suan Sunandha) Advisor, National Committee on Social Security for Farmers, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Chair by a Deputy Prime Minister

219 Advisor, National Committee on the Draft of the Vocational Education Act, Department of Vocational Education, Ministry of Education Committee Member, Cooperatives Financial Information Analysis, Department of Cooperative Auditing, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives Committee Member, Study of Education in Thailand 2002, National Education Commission Sub-Committee Member, Vocational Education Reform, Department of Vocational Education, Ministry of Education Advisor, Research Project on the Future of Public Health: Related Critical Diseases and Illnesses and Health Care Issues in the Year 2000, Bureau of Health Policy and Planning, Ministry of Public Health Advisor, National Research Project: Directions for Health Manpower Development, Praboromarajchanok Institute of Health Manpower Development, Ministry of Public Health Advisor, Experimental Research Project: Guidelines for a Professional Code of Conduct for Civil Servants, Office of the Civil Service Commission Curriculum Committee Member, Graduate Program in Community Education Development, Faculty of Education, Prince of Songkla University CHAIRMAN, BOARD MEMBER, ADVISOR FOR INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL COMMITTEES AND GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS (Present, Selected Honorary Advisor, Senate Commission on Labor and Social Welfare Eminent Member, Education Council on Standard and Quality Assurance, Office of the National Educational Commission Committee member, Curriculum Committee, Doctorate Program in Education Administration and Development, Mahasarakham University Advisory Chairman, Master of Business Administration (M.B.A) Program, Rajabhat University (at Suan Sunandha) Chairman, Master of Business Administration (M.B.A) Program, Far Eastern University

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Board member, Board of Governors of Rajabhat University (at Pranakorn Sri Ayutthaya) Board member, Board of Governors of Rajabhat University (at Nakhorn Pathom) Board member, Board of Governors of Rajabhat University (at Lampang ) Board member, Committee on Study of National Competitiveness, The Thai Chamber of Commerce Honorary Member, Ansted University Advisory Council ADVISOR / CONSULTANT / BOARD MEMBER IN NON-GOVERNMENT AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS (Present, Selected) Honorary President, The Thai-Australian Association under The Patronage of H.R.H. The Crown Prince (TAA) President, Social Science Association of Thailand President, Vadhana District Culture Council of Thailand Chairman, Dunamis Foundation Patronage, Professor Dr Kriengsak Chareonwongsak Foundation Advisory, Federation of Private Schools Association Advisor, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Committee member, 2009 Rotary International Convention Bidding Committee ADVISOR / CONSULTANT / BOARD MEMBER IN NON-GOVERNMENT AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS (Past, Selected) President, Rotary Club of Bangkok President, The Thai-Australian Association under The Patronage of H.R.H. The Crown Prince (TAA) Vice Chairman, The Writer’s Association of Thailand

221 Advisor, Media Liaison System Executive Committee, International Rotary Advisor, Media Liaison System Executive Committee, Rotary District 3350 Committee member, Board of Assumption Alumni Association Board of Governors, Bangkok Patana International School Board member, Institute of Internal Auditors of Thailand Committee member, Public Relations Committee, Rotary District 3350 PAST PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS March 2005 – February 2006 Member of Parliament (Party List), Democrat Party • Vice-Chairman, Standing Committee on Economic Development, The House of Representatives • Chairman, The Parliamentary Sub-Committee on Macroeconomic and International Economics, The House of Representatives • Sub-committee on Agricultural Economics Development , The House of Representatives • Specific Committee on Examination of Draft of the Ubonratchathani University Act, B.E.***, The House of Representatives • Specific Committee on Examination of Draft of the Mahidol University Act, B.E.***, The House of Representatives September 2001 – September 2005 Member of the National Economic and Social Advisory Council (ESAC) • Chairman, Education, Religion, Arts and Culture Commission , ESAC • Vice Chairman, Economic, Commerce and Industry Commission, ESAC 1985 - 2005 Executive Director, Institute of Future Studies for Development, Bangkok, Thailand

222 1981 – 1984 Lecturer, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Kasetsart University, Thailand SEMINAR TOPICS AND TRAINING COURSES GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC (Selected) Thai Economy and Society: • A New Economic Plan: The Mid-Stream Approach • A Vision of Caring for the Elderly: Preparing the Elderly to Enter the 21st Century • Crisis in Thai Society in the 21st Century • Outcomes of WTO stipulations on Thai agricultural exports • Strategic Problem Solving: An Indicator of Government Competence • The court and the current condition of the Thai economy • Thai Economics, Society and Politics in the 21st Century • The Effects of Liberalization and Globalization on the Thai Economy Public Sector Policy and Administration: • Criticism and Proposals for Electing Thai Senators: Analysis Using the Monte Carlo • Model • Effects of Economic and Social Problems vs Efficiency and Moral Problems • Good Governance in the Thai Public Sector • Good Urban Governance : An Urban group Role • How Thais Can Preserve National Resources • Preparations for Privatizing Government Offices • Public and Private Businesses : Competition on the Global Stage • Role Amendment Considerations for the Ministry of Transport and Communications • The Government Sector in the Age of Globalization Human Resource Development: • Directions and Policies for an Increase of Productivity in Thailand • Importance of HRD for Industry in the New Millennium Knowledge and Thinking: • Creative Thinking • Systematic Thinking • Ten Thinking Strategies for Executives • The New Challenge of “Knowledge” for Thailand in the 21st Century • Theory of Knowledge and Grassroots Wisdom • A Vision for Academic Excellence: A Desirable Picture for Thai Universities

223 • Concepts in Education Reform: Guidelines for the Educated Man of the 21st • Century • Education Strategies for the Development of Thailand in the 21st Century • Education and Thai Economic Development • Intellectual Strategy : The Way to Rescue the Nation in The 21st Century • The Current Reform of Private Schools • The Reform of Individuals • Twelve Year Educational Management Planning Management-Leadership: • Management Principles and Techniques in the Globalized and Liberalized World • Personality Development for Success • Roles and Characteristics of Executives in the Age of Globalization • Roles of the Modern Manager • Teamwork for Success • Time Management • Vision for Developing Thai Society and Public Sector Organizations • Vision of Local Development for Rajabhat University, Suan Sunandha THAILAND’S REPRESENTATIVE AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES (Selected) rd Annual Asian Liberty Forum: Pathways to Liberty and Free Markets in Asia, Atlas Economic Research Foundation in collaboration with The Friedrich Naumann Foundation,Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia, September 2006 Regional Seminar for Parliaments from South-East Asia and the Asia-Pacific region : Security sector reform in the national and regional contexts, The National Assembly of the Kingdom of Thailand and the Inter-Parliamentary Union in cooperation with the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces, Phuket, Thailand, September 2006 Bertelsmann Stiftung: First Meeting, Global Policy Council, Berlin, Germany, June,2006 The 6th Doha Forum on Democracy, Development and Free Trade, Doha, the State of Qatar, April 2006 The 14th Annual Meeting of The Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum (APPF), Jakarta, Indonesia, January 2006 Smart Partnership International Dialogue, Ezulwini, Swaziland, August, 2003

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The Non-Aligned Movement’s Business Forum on South-South Cooperation (held in conjunction with the XIII Non-Aligned Movement Summit), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2003 The International Conference on “Japan and Asia : Prospects for Economic Cooperation in the3 21st Century”, Dongda, Hanoi, Vietnam, 2003 Bertelsmann Foundation 25th Anniversary Symposium : Transforming Our World Building Democracy, Germany, March 2002 Carl Bertelsmann Prize 2001 Shaping Change-Strategies of Transformation, Germany, September 2001 Young Leaders of Europe / Asia Summit, Korea , October, 2000 Asia-Europe Forum on Culture in the Cyber Age, Korea, October 2000 Academia Sinica Symposium on Experiences and Challenges of Economic Development in Southeast and East Asia, Taipei, Taiwan, October 2000 The Symposium on Experiences and Challenges of Economic Development in Southeast and East Asia, Taiwan, October 2000 Southeast Asia Towards the New Century Seminar, Beijing, September 2000 Sustaining a Globalized World, Hoechst Triangle Forum, Center for Applied Policy Research (CAP), University of Munich, New York, July 2000 Building Sustainability in a Globalized World, Decision Makers 2010, Hong Kong, June 2000 New Uncertainties, New Tools: Scenarios for the Future of the Asia Pacific, The Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development (USA), Hong Kong, November 1999 Hoechst Triangle Forum 1999, Frankfurt, Germany, September 1999 Decision Makers 2010-Defining Tomorrow’s Agenda, Frankfurt, Germany, May 1999

225 The Ninth General Assembly of the World Future Society, Washington DC, USA, May 1999 International Money & Investment Forum, Athens, Greece, July 1998 Asia-Europe Young Leaders Symposium III, Austria, May 1999 Young Leaders of Europe / Asia Summit, Austria , May, 1998 Asia-Europe Young Leaders Symposium II, Austria, May 1998 ACADEMIC PAPERS PUBLISHED IN FOREIGN JOURNALS (Selected) Kriengsak Chareonwongsak (2006). Values Education in Thailand: Preparation for Globalization, outcome of Academic Seminar for Values Education for Citizens in the New Century, (p319-345). Hong Kong : Hong Kong Institute of Educational Research, The Chinese University Press. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2005). The Transformation of Thai Vocational Education Schools into Learning Organizations: An Assessment of Impact on Teacher, Preceedings of the ICLORD2005 19th International Conference, King Mongkut Institute of Technology Thonburi Thailand (KMUTT) in collaboration with All India Association for Educational Research India (AIAER), p. 141-152. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak; Akarathood Paul Chareonwongsak. (2005). A Development Gap in the GMS, in Jorn Dosch, Colin Durkop & Nguyen Xuan Trang (Eds.), Economic and Non-traditional Security Copperation in the Greater Mekong Subregion(GMS). (p.13-18). Singapore : Singapore Konrad-AdenauerStiftung. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2002). Globalization and Technology: How Will They Change Society ?, Technology in Society, (24), p. 191-206. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001). Effect of TV Talk Shows on Knowledge and Attitudes, Asian Culture Quarterly, 29(1), p. 43-60. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001). From Government-controlled to Marketdriven: The Case of Thailand's In-service Teacher Development, in Yin Cheong Cheng, King Wai Chow, Kwok Tung Tsui (Eds.). New Teacher Education for the Future International Perspectives. (p. 187-218). The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Kluwer Academic Publishers.

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Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001) How Would E-learning Improve Thailand's Workforce? A Proposal for the Concept of CELD Model, Proceedings of the International Conference on Technology and Vocational-Technical Education: Globalisation and Future Trends, 1, Faculty of Education, University Kebangsaan Malaysia in conjunction with Malaysian National Commission for UNESCO, p. 166-175. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001, July). Evaluating Government Policy in Response to the Thai Economic Crisis, PROSEA Research Paper No.48, Taiwan : PROSEA and the Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2000, May). Deficient Human Resource Development : A Major Cause of Thailand's Economic Crisis, Asian Infrastructure Research Review, Second Issue 2(1), School of Civil Engineering, Asian Institute of Technology, p. 17-22. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2000, February). Reshaping Universities for the Future, Foresight, (Vol.02, No.01), Camford Publishing Ltd., p.113-123. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (1999, December). Globalisierte Gesellschaften Dramatische Umwalzungen im nachsten Jahrzehnt., Internationale Politik, (p.3542). Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (1999). Accessing BD Resources Access to Genetic Resources in Thailand: Past, Present and Future. In Divided over Thailand's Biodiversity Policy, A 1999 CETDEM Report, September. p.41-49 Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (1998). Coaching : A Method of Sustainable Human Development, Proceedings of the International Seminar on Sustainable Human Resource and Community Development in Asia and the Pacific. Thailand : Kasetsart University. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (1996). Decade of Growth in the Thai Economy (19851994). South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences, Winter1996(19), (p.1-12). the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences University of Pretoria.

227 Academic papers published in Thai journals (Selected): Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001, June). Proposals of Research Strategy for Law Reform, Journal of Bot-Bundit, 57(2), pp. 71-91. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001). New Paradigm of Training the Government Officers: From Monopoly to Marketing Mechanism-Based Competition, Thai Journal of Development Administration, 41(1), pp. 87-104. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001, April). New Technology and Problem of Unemployment in Thailand, Journal of KMITL, 9(1), pp. 35-41. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2001, January – June). How can Thais Maintain the National Interest?, Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 27(3), pp. 9-36. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2000, April – June ). Thai Political Landscape in the Year 2000, Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 17(3), pp. 30-48. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2000). New Challenge of Knowledge for Thailand in the 21st Century, Thai Journal of Development Administration, 40(2), pp. 47-63. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (1997, October – December). Analysis of the Government Officer’s Merit and Capability in View of Theory of Organizational Personnel Behavior, Thai Journal of Development Administration, 37(4), pp. 93110. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2002). Education Reform: Based on Fundamental Policy of the State, In Kanoksak Kaewthep & Nuannoi Trirat (Eds.), Fundamental Policies of the State: 5 Years of Thai Constitution. (p.64-159). Thailand : The Study Center of Political Economics, Faculty of Economics Chulalongkorn University and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Foundation. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (2002, November). Thais’ Positive Values of Working and Increasing Economic Competitiveness: Importance and Basic Indicators, In Direk Pattamasiriwat & Patchrin Sirasunthorn (Eds.), Thais’ Culture of Learning, (p. 38-84). Faculty of Humanity and Social Science, Naresuam University. Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. (1999). Supplementary Proposals of Academic Seminar for Determining the Pattern of Integrative Research Plan/Project to Achieve the Goal of “Peaceful Country, Outcome of Academic Seminar for

228 determining the pattern of integrative research plan/project to achieve the goal of Peaceful Country,(p8/1-8/24). Thailand : National Council of Research. BOOKS : more than 100 titles currently available for sale, some of which are best sellers Books on Strategic Planning, Public Policy and Long Term National Future Scenario Development (In Thai, Selected) • A Strong Society : Guidelines to Building a Virtuous Society • A Unified Pluralistic Society : Unity in Diversity • Discovery for a Nation : A Conceptual Framework for a National Research Agenda • Educated Man in the 21st Century : Guidelines to Education Reform • Full Cycle Reform : Towards a Golden Age in Thailand • Future Aspirations : A Vision of Thailand Over the Next Two Decades • How to paralyze corruption • Intellectual Breakthrough : Reflections on the Thai Educational Crisis • Molding Intellects : A Strategy for National Education Reform • Open the World of Thinking: Political Reform • SLE’s Not SME’s : The Future of Thai Business • Thailand in the Year 2017 : The Future of Thailand over the Next Two Decades • The Fifth Wave : A Wisdom-Based Society • The Future of Thai Leaders in the Next Two Decades • Universities at the Crossroads: Vision for Thailand’s Universities of the Future Books on Analysis of Thai Social, Economic and Political Factors in Relation to Thailand’ S Economic and Social Development (In Thai, Selected) • A Villainous Society : Strategy for Social Destabilization • Bangkok : A livable City • Heavenly Sounds in Thai Politics: Analysis of People's Thoughts about Thai Politics • Insights into Thailand's Post-Crisis Economy • Reflections on the Economy : An economist’s View of Thailand’s Recent Past • Media Watch : A Call for Media Reform • Thai Culture Paradigms : The Cause of Economic Recession • Mid-stream Economic Policy: Direction for the Thai Economy in the Future • Full Cycle Reform: Towards A Golden Age in Thailand • The Fifth Wave, A Wisdom-Based Society: A Desirable Society for Thailand in the 21st • Century”The Fifth Wave, A Wisdom-Based Society: A Desirable Society for Thailand in • the 21st Century” • Communitarianism: An Avenue towards Stronger Communities

229 • Open the World of Thinking: Political Reform • Open the World of Thinking: Looking at the Thai Senate • Educated Man in the 21st Century: Guidelines to Education Reform Books on Personal Management and Development (Selected) • A Treasure Trove for Thinkers: A Guidebook of Thinking Skills • At the Forefront: Life Characteristics as Keys toward Success • Learning : The Way to Success • The Great Man: Life Characteristics for a Sustainable Successful Life • Time Management for Success • Strategic Thinking • Integrative Thinking.. • Applicative Thinking • Comparative Thinking • Conceptual Thinking • Analytical Thinking • Critical Thinking • Creative Thinking • Synthesis-Type Thinking • Futuristic Thinking Books on Analysis of Thai Social, Economic and Political Factors in Relation to Thailand’ s Economic and Social Development ( In English) • Insights into Thailand’s Post-Crisis Economy • Reflections on The Economy : An Economist’s View of Thailand’s Recent Past • Critiquing Thaksin’s Policies Books Translated into Thai Language • Bill Gates Speaks: Insight from the World’s Greatest Entrepreneur, by Janet Lowe • Jack Welch Speaks: Wisdom Form The World’s Greatest Business Leader, by Janet Lowe • Oprah Winfrey Speaks: Insight From The World’s Most Influential Voice, by Janet Lowe • Ted Turnner Speaks: Insight From The World’s Greatest Maverick, by Janet Lowe • Warren Buffett Speaks: Insight From The World’s Greatest Investor, by Janet Lowe Books Translated into English Language

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• In Memory of the State Visits of His Majasty the King, by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit TEACHING & RESEARCH EXPERIENCE AT UNIVERSITIES / INSTITUTES (Selected) Faculty of Economics and Politics, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia IMPACT Research Centre, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia Telecom Australia, Melbourne, Australia Eastern College, Pennsylvania, USA Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand ASEAN Agriculture Development Planning Centre, Bangkok, Thailand Assumption University, Bangkok, Thailand Air Command and Staff College, Institute of Higher Education, Bangkok, Thailand Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand Dhurakij Pundit University, Bangkok, Thailand Faculty of Economics, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand Faculty of Education, King Mongkut Institute of Technology, Lat Krabang, Bangkok, Thailand Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University, Salaya, Thailand Khon Kaen University, Khon Kaen, Thailand Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), Bangkok, Thailand Pathumthani University, Thailand

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Rajabhat University, Chiang Mai, Thailand Suranaree Technology University, Nakorn Rajasrima, Thailand Saint John’s University, Thailand Wong Chawalitkul University, Nakorn Rajasrima, Thailand PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT GRADUATE LEVEL (Selected) Behavioral Communication Business Ethics Communication Skills in Management Corporate Leadership Skills Econometrics Economics of Education Forecasting Techniques and Futures Research Methodology Future Studies Human Resource Development Administration Income Distribution Theory International Economics and Finance Managerial Economics Managing Corporate Change Managing Non-profit Organizations Mathematical Economics Theory Microeconomics Organizational Development Quantitative Approach to Economics Research Methodology for Social Sciences Theory of Knowledge: Globalization & Local Wisdom Thinking Skills for Educational Administration PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL (Selected) Economic Development Economic Statistics Labor Economics Macroeconomics Microeconomics

232 COLUMNIST FOR MORE THAN 30 MAJOR THAI AND ENGLISH MAGAZINES AND DAILY NEWSPAPERS (Past and Present, Selected) At Office Magazine Bangkok Post Business Day Education Today Edutainment Job Today Living in Thailand Matichon Mother and Child Sawasdee Krungthep Siam Dhurakij Siam-Rat Siamsewana website (www.siamsewana.org) Tax & Business The Executive The Straits Times, Singapore The Property Upgrade Magazine Wattajak SPEAKER AND REGULAR GUEST ON OVER 700 WEEKLY RADIO BROADCASTS AND PROGRAMS (Past and Present, Selected) Investors Guide Online (FM 97.0 MHz) Economic Life (FM 92.0 MHz and AM 1161 KHz) Towards Success (FM 92.0 MHz and AM 1161 KHz) Open the World of Thinking with IFD (FM 92.0 MHz and AM 1161 KHz) Opening the Sky with Thai Airways International (FM 94.0 MHz) Krungtep 2000 (Bangkok 2000) (Fm 97.5 MHz ) Vision Management (Fm 96.0 MHz ) Critique of the week (Fm 100.5 MHz )

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MEMBERSHIP IN ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Association for Public Policy Analysis & Managemant (APPAM) Australian Studies Centre (ASC), Kasetsart University Institute of Internal Auditors of Thailand (IIA) International Advisory Panel for NAM Business Council, Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia Networking Member of CPTM (Commonwealth Partnership for Technology Management Limited) Phi Delta Kappa, Thailand Chapter Social Science Association of Thailand Singapore-Thai Chamber of Commerce Thai-Australian Technological Services Centre (TATSC) Thailand International Parliamentarians Friendship Group Thailand-Australia Parliamentarians Friendship Group Thailand-China Parliamentarians Friendship Group Thailand-Germany Parliamentarians Friendship Group Thailand-Peru Parliamentarians Friendship Group Thailand-Singapore Parliamentarians Friendship Group Thai University Research Association (TURA) UNESCO’s Asia-Pacific Centre of Education Innovation for Development (ACEID) World Future Society MEMBERSHIP IN NON-GOVERNMENT AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS Assumption Alumni Association Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand (FCCT) Institute of Management Development Institute of Internal Auditors of Thailand Rotary Club of Bangkok Social Science Association of Thailand Thai-Australian Association Under The Patronage of HRH The Crown Prince (TAA) Thai-Australian Technological Services Centre (TATSC) Thai Returnees of The AFS Association The Writer’s Association of Thailand The Association of Producess and Distributor for Education Media and Technology Thai-Australian Association Under The Patronage of HRH The Crown Prince (TAA)

234 Vadhana District Culture Council of Thailand HONORS AND AWARDS American Field Service Scholarship, USA, 1972 Thai Government Scholarship under the Colombo Plan Scholarship, 1973 Scholarship for Doctoral Studies from Monash University, Australia, 1977 Shield of Honor for Work Achievements, Asia-Pacific Association of Management Consultants, Singapore, 1990 First Place Winner for Most Excellent Speech of the Year, Annual Speech Contest, Toastmasters Club, Thailand, 1995 First Place Winner for the Most Excellent Speech of the Year, 2nd Pan South East Asia District Convention 1995, Toastmasters Club, Indonesia,1995 Outstanding Thesis Award, The National Defence College of Thailand, 2004 THAI ROYAL DECORATION Knight Commander (Second Class) of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand Commander (Third Class) of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant He is Executive Director of the Institute of Future Studies for Development (IFD) in Bangkok. The IFD focuses on interdisciplinary future studies contributing to national and human resource development. He teaches business, finance and economics at the graduate level of several universities. He was an advisor to a former Prime Minister of Thailand and has held positions on various policymaking boards such as the Eighth Planning Committee of the National Economics and Social Development Board. He has authored over fifity books, hosted several TV talk-shows series and is heard frequently on the radio. His perspectives are often highlighted in interviews carried by a wide variety of media sources in Thailand and overseas.

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Kala Saravanamuthu Qualifications PhD (Business & Management, South Australia); MSc. (Management Studies, Durham, UK); B. Acc (Hons) (University of Malaya). Contact Email: [email protected] Phone 02 6773 3276 (or +61 2 6773 3276 overseas) Fax: 02 6773 3148 Affiliations CA (Australia) CPA (Malaysia) CMA Areas of Teaching Management Accounting; Management control systems; Research methods. Research interests Interaction between sustainable (management) practices and accounting. Implications of above for management control systems, the labour process, and environmental management. Research on sustainability toolkit may be accessed at http://www.searchsa.com.au/kala/index.htm Publications (by research area) 1] Sustainable development: formulating appropriate information management systems 1.1] K. Saravanamuthu, (2008) "Gandhian-Vedic emancipatory accounting: engendering a spiritual revolution in the interest of sustainable development", Advances in Public Interest Accounting, vol 13, pp. 177-236. 1.2] _, (2007) "Accounting and global warming: identifying and assessing the sustainability of management practices through risk discourse", American Accounting Association annual meeting, Chicago, USA. 1.3] "Foundation principles governing accounting: Revisiting the representation of Business activities", in (Eds.) Mudacumura, G., Mebratu, D., and Haque, M.S., Sustainable Development; Policy and Administration, Taylor and Francis, Boca Raton, Florida, pp. 611-633. 1.4] _, (2006) "Gandhian-Vedic paradigm: theorising sustainable development", in Methodological Issues in Accounting Research: Theories and Methods, (Ed.) Zahirul Hoque, London: Spiramus.

236 1.5] "Emancipatory accounting and sustainable development: a Gandhian-Vedic theorisation of experimenting with truth", Journal of Sustainable Development, 2006, 14, pp. 234-44. 1.6] _ (2005) "Benchmarking: fragmenting public policy", in International Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility, Vol.I, in (Eds.) Crowther D. and Jatana, R. Ansted University Press, Penang, pp. 67-96. ISBN: 81-7881-416-1. 1.7] _ (2005) "Reflexive modernisation through Gandhi's satyagrahic accountability: a search for sustainable practices in the South Australian citrus industry", Critical management studies conference, University of Cambridge, UK, July 3 to 6. 1.8] _ and Howie, H., (2005) "Searching for practices that have a less detrimental impact by engaging stakeholders in risk dialogue". Workshop paper presented at 15th International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements' Organic World Congress on "Shaping sustainable systems", Sept 20-23, Adelaide, Australia. 1.9] "What is measured counts: Harmonized corporate reporting and sustainable economic development", Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Vol. 15, No. 3, April 2004, pp. 295-302. 1.10] Item [3.2] below falls into the sustainability and Information Systems category. 2] Accounting education: 2.1] _ with Tony Tinker, (forthcoming) "Ethics in education: Chinese Learner and post-Enron ethics", Critical Perspectives on Accounting. 2.2] _ (forthcoming) "Reflecting on the Biggs-Watkins theory of the Chinese Learner", Critical Perspectives on Accounting. 2.3] _ (2004) "Gold-collarism in the Academy: the dilemma in transforming bean counters into knowledge consultants", Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 15, pp. 587-607. 2.4] and Steven Filling, (2004) "A critical response to managerialism in the Academy", Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 15, pp.437-452. 2.5] _ and Tony Tinker, (2002) "The University in the New Corporate World", Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Vol. 13, No. 5/6, October, pp. 545-554 (doi: 10.1006/cpac.2002.0551). 3] Information Systems (sole authored unless otherwise stated): 3.1] _, "Information technology and ideology", Journal of Information Technology, Vol. 17, No. 2, 2002, pp. 79-87 (doi: 10.1080/02683960210145977). 3.2] _, "Political lacuna in participatory systems design", Journal of Information Technology, 2002, 17, pp. 185-98.(doi:10.1080/0268396022000017743). 4] Management and workplace relations (sole authored unless otherwise stated): 4.1]_, (2005) "Benchmarking: a socio-economic interrogation of its global-local disconnect", 2005, Critical Perspectives on International Business, Vol 1, No. 1, pp. 20-42.

237 4.2] _ and Tony Tinker, (2003) "Politics of managing: the dialectic of control". Accounting, Organizations and Society, 28, pp. 37-64. 1.Wu, Chen-Fong (2004/11/21-2004/11/23). Governance Ethics in the Public and Private Sectors:2003 SARS in Taiwan as the Target. Ansted University,2nd International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility. °¨¨Ó¦è¨ÈÂb«°. 2.Wu, Chen-Fong (2004/6/24-2004/6/26). The Concept of ¡§The Customer as God¡¨ in Marketing Ethics¡GIdentifying Yuan~Feng Industrial Co., in Taiwan as the Target. Twente University, 17th EBEN Annual Conference¡GEthics and Entrepreneurship. ²üÄõ. 3.Wu, Chen-Fong (2003/9/3-2003/9/5). The Study of Global Business Ethics of Taiwanese MNES in East Asia. London Metropolitian University,Conference on Social Responsibility. 16, Wu, Chen-Fong (1996/11/1-2006/11/1). Does the EAST Differ from the WEST to HACK a Way through the Ethical Jungle?.,Proceeding of the World Business Ethics Forum.

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Khaliq Dad Malik Chairman, Department of Arabic, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan Educational Qualifications: M.A. Arabic. 1st Division (Gold Medalist), 1985. M.A. Urdu Language & Literature, 1996. Ph.D. Arabic. Punjab University, 1991. Al-Shahada Al-Almiyya (Equal to M.A. Islamic Studies and M.A. Arabic, 1986 Diploma in Teaching Arabic to non Speakers, King Saud University, Riyadh, K.S.A (1st Position), 1999. TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 1. Lecturer in Arabic Language & Literature, Arabic Department, Punjab University, from 24.10.1987 to 18.07.1995 2. Assistant Professor in Arabic Department, Punjab University from 18.07.1995 to 01-12-2000. 3. Associate Professor in Arabic, Punjab University from 01-12-2000 to date. 4. Professor of Arabic, Punjab University, Lahore from 25/07/2004 to date. 5. Visiting Professor Ulma Academy, Punjab Aoqaf, Lahore 1990-98, 2001-2006. 6. Workshop tutor, Arabic teachers training programme, Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad, 1992 – 1997, 2001-2005. 7. Part-time Lecturer (Arabic), workshop of Master Trainers of Middle Schools, Directorate of Staff Development, Govt. of the Punjab, Education Department, 1994. 8. Visiting Professor, Minhaj University, Lahore. LITERARY CONTRIBUTIONS: 1. Contributed more than Twenty-five referred research articles to the various research Journals of national and International repute. 2. Compiled Fourteen Authenticated books on various subjects of Arabic language & literature.

239 3. Has broadcasted number of programmes on Radio and TV on various topics pertaining to Islamic and Arabic studies. 4. Thirty Five Theses of M.A. Arabic (Punjab University) Completed under my supervision. 5.Four Ph. D. Theses have been completed & submitted under my supervision. 6. Five Ph.D. Students are doing their research work under my supervision. DISTINCTIONS 9. Gold Medal in F.A. (Sargodha Board) 10. Gold Medal in M.A. (Punjab University) 11. 1st Position in “Post Graduate Diploma in Teaching Arabic for non Arabic Speaker” King Saud University, Riyadh, K.S.A. 1999 LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY 1. Urdu, Arabic, English, Punjabi, Persian. MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED SOCIETIES 1. Member, Board of Studies in Arabic, University of the Punjab, Lahore. 2. Member, Board of Faculty, Islamic & Oriental Learning, Punjab, University, Lahore. 3. Secretary General, Al-Majma-al-Arabi-Al-Pakistani.Lahore. 4. Asstt. Editor “Journal” of Pakistan Arabic Academy: Lahore. 5. Editor, Journal of Al-Ahibba, Lahore. 6. Asstt. Editor, Oriental College, Magazine, Punjab University, Lahore. 7. Asstt. Editor, Research Journal, Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Learning, Punjab University, Lahore. 8. Finance Secretary, Universal League of Islamic Literature, Pakistan Bureau, Lahore.

240 MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED SOCIETIES 1. Member Board of Studies in Arabic, University of the Punjab, Lahore. 2- Member Board of Faculty, Islamic & Oriental Learning, Punjab University, Lahore. 3- Secretary General, "Pakistan Arabic Academy" Lahore. 4- Editor "Journal of Pakistan Arabic Academy" Lahore. 5- Editor, "Journal of Al-Ahibba", Lahore. 6- Assistant Editor, "Oriental College Magazine" Punjab University, Lahore. 7- Assistant Editor, "Research Journal" Faculty of Islamic & Oriental Learning, Punjab University, Lahore. 8- Assistant Editor, "Qafila-E-Adab-e-Islami" Universal League of Islamic Literature, Lahore.. 9- Finance Secretary, Universal League of Islamic Literature, Pakistan Bureau, Lahore. 10- Member executive, Klass Homoeo Lab, Gawalmandi, Lahore. 11- Homoeo Medical Practitioner & Member Executive, Pakistan Medical Centre, Multan Road, Lahore.

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KIYMET TUNCA ÇALIYURT [email protected] Derece Alan Üniversite Yıl Lisans İşletme Bölümü Marmara Üniversitesi 1990 Yüksek Lisans Muhasebe ve Finansman Marmara Üniversitesi 1996 Doktora Sosyal Bilimler Enst. Marmara Üniversitesi 2002 Doktora S. Çalışma Muhasebe,Bankacılık Metropolitian Üniversitesive F. Sistemler 2004 EğitimAkademik Ünvanlar Öğretim Gör. İİBF Trakya Üniversitesi 1998 Yrd.Doç. Dr İİBF Trakya Üniversitesi 2002 Doçent İİBF Trakya Üniversitesi 2007 İdari Görevler Havsa Meslek Yüksekokulu Müdürü - Trakya Universitesi Ticaret Hukuku Bölüm Başkanı Trakya Üniversitesi Senato Üyesi Yönetilen Yüksek Lisans ve Doktora Tezleri Beyaz Peynir Üretim İşletmelerinde Maliyet Muhasebesi Sistemi, Banu Yılmazel, Trakya Universitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2003 2. Türkiye’ de Muhasebede Etik Eğitimi, Evrim Altuk, Trakya Universitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2006 3. Halka Açık İşletmelerde Mali Yolsuzluk İncelemesi, Gulsen Geroğlu, Trakya Universitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2006 4. Sarbanes Oxley 2002 ve Bağımsız Denetim Sektörüne Etkileri, Savas Demircan, Trakya Universitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2007 5. Muhasebe Hileleri Tarihi, Ahmet Bayraktar, Trakya Universitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, 2007 Bilimsel Yayınlar Kitap Editörlüğü

242 1. Crowther David; Tunca Caliyurt, Kıymet: Stakeholders and Social Responsibility; Kuala Lumpur; Ansted University Press; 2004, ISBN:983-41879-12 2. Crowther David; Tunca Caliyurt, Kıymet: Globalisation and Social Responsibility; UK; Cambridge Scholars Press; 2006, ISBN: 1904303781 Kitap Bölümleri 1. Caliyurt, K.T, Corporate Governance Studies on Accounting Environment in Turkey, Basım Aşamasında 2. Tunca Caliyurt, Kıymet: Accounting Ethics Education: Is There a Difference Between Developed and Developing Countries?, Globalisation and Social Responsibility, Edited by: David Crowther and Kiymet Tunca Caliyurt, UK, 2006, ISBN: 1904303781. 3. Tunca Caliyurt, Kıymet: Financial and Fiscal Crimes in Turkey, Representations of Social Responsibility Vol.II, Edited by: David Crowther and Renu Jatana, The ICFAI University Press, Hyderabad, India, ISBN: 81-7881-436-6, 2005 4. Tunca Caliyurt, Kıymet: Auditing and Financial Reporting for Nongovernmental Organisations in Turkey and the European Union: Comparisons and Recent Developments, Stakeholders and Social Responsibility, Kuala Lumpur; Ansted University Press; 2004, ISBN:983-41879-1-2 5. Tunca Caliyurt, Kıymet; David Crowther: Introduction to Stakeholders and Social Responsibility, Stakeholders and Social Responsibility, Kuala Lumpur; Ansted University Press; 2004, ISBN:983-41879-1-2 6. Crowther David; Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Responsibility towards stakeholders Discussion, Stakeholders and Social Responsibility, Kuala Lumpur; Ansted University Press; 2004, ISBN:983-41879-1-2 Hakemli Dergi Makaleleri 1.Caliyurt, K.T. ve Crowther, D., “Internal Audit in Turkish Publicly Held Companies: Implications of Sarbanes Oxley”, Muhasebe ve Bilim Dünyası Dergisi, Haziran Sayısı, 2007 2. Çalıyurt, K. ve Crowther, D., “The Necessity of Fraud Education for Accounting Students: A Research Study From Turkey”, Social Responsibility Journal, Volume 2, No 3/4, December (2006) 3. Research on Turkish Accountant’s Frauds Between 1992-2002; Social Responsibility: An International Journal, CD Version, Vol 1 No 1; 2004, Anstead University, Malaysia Diğer Hakemli Dergi Makaleleri 1. Environmental costing: regulation and application in the Turkish sunflower oil industry; Research Papers in Corporate Social Responsibility No 5, London Metropolitan University; 2003 (with Crowther D)

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2. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet & Crowther, David: Social Responsibility Effects on Shareholder Prices: An Analysis of the Banking Sector in Turkey, Research Papers in Corporate Social Responsibility No 8, July 2005, ISSN: 1740-0473, London Metropolitan University, July 2005 3. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Company Mergers and Practices in Airline Industry; Social Science Publication, University of Trakya; 2000. Proje Raporları 1.Privatization and Effects of Operational Mergers on Rivalry of Airlines; Trakya University Scientific Research Fund Publication; 2002. Konferans Konuşması 1. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Accounting Ethics Education in Business Schools: Is There A Difference Between Developed and Developing Country, 4.International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, London Metropolitan University, 7-9 September 2005, London, UK Konferans Sunumları 1. Apak, Sudi; Caliyurt, Kiymet; Tavsanci, Aykut: Development of Turkish Banking in Accordance with Economic Policies in the 20th Century, The Balkan Countries 1st International Conference on Accounting and Auditing (BCAA), March 7 – 9, 2007, Edirne, Turkey 2. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Corporate Governance Studies on Accounting Environment in Turkey, 6th International Corporate Social Responsibility, De Montford University & Mara Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 11-14 June 2007. 3. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: International Developments on Accounting Fraud Examination Education and Evaluation about Turkey, 26. Accounting Education Symposium, Uludag University, 23-27 May 2007, Antalya Mirada Hotel. 4. Tunca, Caliyurt, Kiymet & Crowther, David: The Necessity of Fraud Education Students: A Research Study From Turkey, The 10th World Congress of Accounting Educators, 9-11 November 2006, Istanbul, Turkiye 5. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet & Crowther, David: Internal Audit in Turkish Publicly Held Companies: Implications of Sarbanes Oxley, 29th Annual Conference of the European Accounting Association, 22-24 March 2006, Dublin, Ireland 6. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Recent Developments of Internal Auditing in Turkish Banks, 5th International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, 1-4 May 2006, Business School of Trakya University, Edirne, Turkiye

244 7. Apak, Sudi & Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Internal Auditing and Accounting Fraud Examination in Turkish Banks, 1st International Congress Accounting & Fraud Examination, June 2nd, 2006, Business School of Trakya University & Business School of Marmara University, Armada Hotel, Istanbul 8. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet & Crowther, David: No Accounting for A Silent Spring: The Discouragement of Organic Agriculture, 4rd International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, London Metropolitan University, 7-9 September 2005, London, UK 9. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet & Crowther, David: Final Year Turkish Accounting Students and Accounting Ethics Education, 4rd International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, London Metropolitan University, 7-9 September 2005, London, UK 10. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Development of Social Financial Reporting in Different Geographies: EU, Australia and Asia, 3rd International CSR Conference, 21-23 February 2005, Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur, India 11. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Social Responsibility Effects on Shareholder Value: An Analyse on Banking Sector in Turkey, 2nd International CSR Conference, Anstead University, November 21-23, 2004; Penang, Kualalumpur, Malaysia. 12. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Financial and Fiscal Crimes in Turkey, 2nd International CSR Conference, Anstead University, N ovember 21-23, 2004; Penang, Kualalumpur, Malaysia. 13. Tunca, Savas; Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Turkish NGO’s Financial Responsibility, 2nd International CSR Conference, Anstead University, November 21-23, 2004; Penang, Kualalumpur, Malaysia. 14. Crowther, David; Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: The problems of environmental accounting in Turkey; Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association, Prague; April 2004 15. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Comparison of International and Turkish Accounting Standards; Annual Conference of the South East Area Group of the British Accounting Association; London Metropolitan University, UK; September 2003. 16. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Taxpayer Ethics in Turkey; Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility; London Metropolitan University, UK; September 2003.

245 17. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Accounting Ethics Education in Turkish Public Universities; Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility; London Metropolitan University, UK; September 2003. 18. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: A Statistical Research on Turkish Accountants Frauds Between 1992 and 2002; 1st International Ethics Congress of Turkey, September 2003, Hacettepe University, Research Center for Business and Professional Ethics (HUEM), Ankara, Turkey. 19. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Environmental Costing Regulation and Application in Turkey, 2nd International Conference on Ecological Protection of the Planet Earth, 5-8 June 2003, Congress Hall, Sofia, Bulgaria 20. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: International Taxation Problems in E-Commerce; 2nd International Conference on Marketing in the Era of Globalization, Concepts, Trends; 15-16 May 2003, Bourgas Free University, Bourgas, Bulgaria. 21. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Accounting Audit in E-Commerce; 2nd International Conference on Marketing in the Era of GlobalizationConcepts, Trends; 15-16 May 2003, Bourgas Free University,Bourgas,Bulgaria. 22. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: The Importance of Calculating Overheads Costs Allocations in Sunflower Oil Industry; 3rd National Symposium on Production Research, Kultur University UAS 2003, 19-20 April2003,Istanbul 23. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: The Tax Audit Efficiency in Turkey and Solutions for Improving Efficiency; International Scientific Conference, Technical University of Gabrovo, November 21-22, 2002, Gobrovo, Bulgaria 24. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet; Altug, Nevin: Negative Elements Which Effects Productivity in Sunflower Oil Industry; Middle Anatolia Productivity Congress, Nigde University and National Productivity Center, December 2002, Nigde, Turkey. 25. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Comparision of Accounting Concepts and Standards Between Bulgaria and Turkey; Globalization and Sustainable Development, International Scientific Conference, 1-3 July 2002, Gobrovo, Bulgaria. 26. Tunca Caliyurt, Kiymet: Turkish Airlines Privatization; 1st Aviation Management and Education Research Conference, 17 June 2001, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada Editör Kurul Üyeliği 1. Social Responsibility Journal ISSN 1747-1117 by Emerald Bilimsel Komite Üyeliği

246 1. Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, 21-23 Şubat 2005, Udaipur, Hindistan 2. Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility, 7-9 Eylül 2005, Londra, İngiltere 3. Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Accounting, Finance and Regulation 4. An International Conference, 1-4 Mayıs 2006, Edirne Türkiye Diğer Üyelikler 1. Social Responsibility Research Network (SRRNet) , 2. www.socialresponsibility.biz Uzmanlık Alanları 1.Muhasebe 2. Mali Hukuk 3. İşletmelerde Sosyal Sorumluluk 4. Yolsuzluk 5. Sivil Havacılık Diğer Aktiviteler 1.President for 5.International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Accounting, Finance and Regulation and Corporate Social Responsibility (http://www.davideacrowther.com/edirnehome.html) 2. Coordinator & Focal Point for 1. International Conference on Accounting & Fraud Examination with Dr , CPA, CGFM,CFE , President, Switzerland Chapter, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners & Senior Internal Auditor, WHO http://iibf.trakya.edu.tr/Kongreler/icafe/index.htm Diğer İdari Görevler 1.Trakya Üniversitesi Sosyal Tesis Denetçisi 2003-2004 2. Trakya Üniversitesi Sosyal Tesis Denetçisi 2004-2005 Sivil Toplum Örgütü Üyelikleri 1.Türk Üniversiteli Kadınlar Derneği Edirne Şubesi (www.ifuw.org)

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247 3. Yolsuzluk İnceleme Uzmanları Derneği Kurucu Üyesi (www.acfe.org) 4. Avrupa İş Etiği Ağı Kurucu Üyesi (www.eben.org) 5. Akademik Danışman Trakya Universitesi Muhasebe ve Finans Öğrenci Araştırma Grubu (www.mufito.i8.com) 6. Muhasebe Tarihi Akademisi Üyesi 7. Türkiye İç Denetim Entitüsü Üyesi 8. Avrupa Kurumsal Yönetim Enstitüsü Üyesi Muhasebe ve Finansman Öğretim Üyeleri Derneği Üyesi – MUFAD 10. Muhasebe Öğretim Üyeleri Bilim ve Dayanışma Vakfı Üyesi – MÖDAV Profesyonel Sertifikalar IATA Biletleme Sertifikası, Türk Hava Yolları – 1992 Serbest Muhasebeci Mali Müşavir – 2000 Sertifikalı Yolsuzluk Denetçisi - 2005 Uluslararası Akademik Ziyaretler 1-Havacılık Master Programı, Concordia Universitesi, Montreal, Kanada -Temmuz 2001 2. Muhasebe, Bankacılık ve Finansal Sistemler Bölümü, Londra Metropolitan Universitesi, İngiltere - Eylül 2003 Muhasebe, Bankacılık ve Finansal Sistemler Bölümü, Londra Metropolitan Universitesi, İngiltere - Eylül 20

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Kevin Hobson Holding B.A. Honours and a Masters Degree in History from the University of Calgary, Canada, Kevin Hobson is a member of the Special Advisory Board of Ansted University. His particular interests include the effects of the British on the Indian Caste System and the use of Indian labour in the construction of the Uganda Railway. He also works as a part-time teacher at Prince Edward Island, Canada. Kevin is a sitting member of the local "Liberal Party Policy Committee.

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Khalida I Noor M.Phil., Ph.D., C.Math, FIMA, FIBA Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, College of Science, United Arab Emirates Uinversity P.O. Box 17551, Al-Ain, UAE. RESEARCH INTERESTS Complex Analysis (Geometric Function Theory) and Related Topics, Functional Analysis and its Applications in Numerical Analysis and Operations Research. COURSES TAUGHT (a) Undergraduate Courses: Calculus, Vector analysis, Special functions, Linear algebra, Complex analysis, Theory of integration and measure, Mathematical methods for physics students. Real analysis, Modern algebra. Partial and ordinary differential equations. (b) Graduate Courses (M.Sc. & Ph.D): Complex analysis. Real Analysis, Abstract Algebra, Partial and Ordinary Differential Equations, Functional Analysis, Mathematical Methods for Physics, Integral Equations, Geometric theory of functions of one variable, Univalent and Analytic function theory, Special topics in Analysis, Homotopy Theory, Noncommutative Rings. THESES TITLES M. Phil. (Islamabad University, Islamabad, Pakistan, 1968): Singularities of the system of two differential Equations Ph.D. (University of Wales, Swansea, United Kingdom, 1972): On close-to-convex and related functions POSITIONS HELD 1. Jan. 1968 - September 1968, Research Fellow, Islamabad, Pakistan. 2. Sept. 1968 - Sept. 1969, Lecturer, Government Women College, Rawalpindi, Pakistan. 3.

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4. Sept. 1972 - Sept. 1974, Assistant Professor, Shiraz University, (UNESCO/IBRD), Iran. 5. Sept. 1974 - Sept. 1975, Deputy Director and Incharge of Statistical Cell, Agricultural Development Bank of Pakistan, Islamabad. 6. Sept. 1975 - July 1978, Assistant Professor, Jundi Shapur University, Ahwaz, Iran. 7. July 1978 - August 1980, Associate Professor, Kerman University, Iran. 8.

Aug. 1980 - Aug. 1981, Assist. Professor, Islamia University, Bahawalpur, Pakistan

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12. April 1991 - 1999, Professor, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 13. July 1999-August 2002, Visiting Professor, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. 14. September 2002, ---, Professor, United Arab Emirates Unniversity Al-Ain, UAE. EDUCATION Ph.D. - University of Wales, UK M.Phil. - Quad-e-Azam (Islamabad) University, Pakistan M.Sc. - Punjab University, Pakistan DISTINCTIONS 1. Several prizes won as best student/debater. 1959-1967. 2. Pakistan Government Merit Scholarship. 1961-1967

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3. Islamabad University Research Fellowship. 1967-68 4. Commonwealth Scholarship, University of Wales, U.K. 1969-72 5. Second Position in MA. (Punjab University). 1967. 6. First Position with First Class in M. Phil. (Islamabad University). 1968 DISTINCTIONS AND AWARDS Noor Integral Operator: Recently honoured by J. L. Liu [ The Noor integral and strongly starlike functions, J. Math. Anal. App. 261(2001), 441-447] and J. H. Cho[ The Noor integral operator and strongly close-to-convex functions, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 283(2003), 202-212] by naming an integral operator after me. This operator has stimulated research in this area. Pakistan Government Merit Scholarship. 1961-67 Islamabad University Research Fellowship. 1967-68 Commonwealth Scholarship, University College, Swansea, U.K. 1969-72 Second Position with First Class in M.A. 1967 (Punjab University), Lahore. First Position with First Class in M. Phil. (Islamabad University), 1968. Listed in International Leaders in Achievements, U.K. Listed in Int. Who’s Who of Professional and Business Women, U.K. First Prizes in Mathematics. 1960-68. OTHER ACTIVITIES (Evaluation, Curriculum Development & Research) Member, Board of Studies in Mathematics, Islamia University, Pakistan, 1980-81. Member, Committee responsible for the curriculum development for graduate studies, Islamia University, Pakistan, 1980-81. Student Advisor, Islamia University, Pakistan, 1980-81. Member, Equivalence Committee, Girls College of Education (Science), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1982 - 1988. Member, Graduate Studies Committee, University Center for Girls Studies, King Saud Univ., Riyadh 1991 -1999.

252 Member, Examination Committee, University Center for Girls Studies, King Saud Univ., Riyadh, 1992 Student Advisor, University Center for Girls Studies, King Saud University, Riyadh, 1991-1999. FELLOWSHIP AND MEMBERSHIP OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES i. Member, American Mathematical Society, U.S.A. ii. Life Member, Punjab Mathematical Society, Pakistan. iii. Fellow, Institute of Biographical Association, U.K. iv. Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, U.K. MATHEMATICAL EDITOR/ REVIEWER Staff reviewer for Zent. fur Mathematik, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Germany. 1981Assistant Editor, J. Math. Punjab University, 1988-1989. Reviewer and referee for several international journals including J. Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Soochow J. Math. Honam J. Math., Turkish J. Math. Inter. J. Math. & Math. Sciences, etc. Reviewer for Mathematical Reviews, Amer. Math. Soc. U.S.A, 1983---. Member , Editorial Board, Journal of Faculty of science, United Arab Emirate University, Al Ain, UAE, 2003---. External examiner for several M.Sc./Ph.D theses. PROJECT SUPERVISION (B. Sc) Supervised/examined several B. Sc research projects at King Saud University, Riyadh and United Arab Emirates University, UAE. THESES SUPERVISION (M. Sc.) On a subclass of close-to-convex univalent functions, (Fatma M. Al-Oboudi), 1983. On functions of bounded boundary rotation and some related topics, (Hailah A. al-Madifer), (1983), On some generalization of Bazilevic functions, Mocanu variation, bounded boundary rotation and their relationship), (Summaya Al-Bani), 1984. On univalent Functions of order and (Huda Al-Khorasani), 1984. On a subclass of univalent functions and functions of bounded boundary rotation, (N. Al-Dihan), 1985. Some topics in univalent function theory, (Fatma H. Ramadan), 1992. THESES SUPERVISION (Ph. D.) 1.

A study in some subclasses of close-to-convex functions, (Fatma Al-Oboudi)., 1990.

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Some topics in the theory of functions with bounded boundary rotation, (N. Al-Dihan), 1990.

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On analytic functions with positive real part and some related topics, (S. Al-Bani), 991.

RECENT ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES (Department of Mathematics and Computer Science) Member of Academic committee, United Arab Emirates University, 2002-----. Student Advisor, United Arab Emirates University, 2002------. Member of course equivalent committee, 2002-2003. Member of Library committee, 2002-2003. Member of Committee on M.Sc Programme, 2002---. Coordinator Math. Club committee, 2002-2003. Member of Course assessment and evaluation committee, 2003---. Member of Organization MathDay committee, 2003--Member of Scientific committee of 2nd UAEU International Conference of Mathematical Sciences, UAE, 2004. Member of Financial committee of 2nd UAEU International Conference of Mathematical Sciences, UAE, 2004. RECENT CONFERENCES (Attended and contributed/invited research papers), 2002— UAE-MathDay Conference, University of Sharjah, Sharjah, UAE, May 2003. 5th Middle East Symposium on Simulation and Modelling, Etisalat College of Engineering, Sharjah, January, 2004. 5th International conference on Advances in Fluid Mechanics, Lisbon, Portugal, 2004. LUMS(Lahore University of Management Sciences) MathDay conference, July 2003. 2nd UAE-MathDay conference, American University in Sharjah, Sharjah, April, 2004. Math. Colloquium, Lahore University of Management Sciences, January, 2004. PUBLICATIONS Over 125 research publications

Kensei Sugayama Professor and Chair (since April 2006) Department of English Linguistics School of Letters

254 Kyoto Prefectural University 1-5, Shimogamo-hangi-cho Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8522 Japan Telephone +81-75-703-5243 Fax +81-75-703-5243 E-mail: [email protected] Formerly Professor of English Linguistics at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies. (April 1994-March 2006) Professor Emeritus of English Linguistics at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies. (since April 2006) Date of Birth: 19 November 1952 Nationality: Japanese Fellowships: 1996-97, Visiting Scholar, Dept of Linguistics, University of Manchester. (Rotary Foundation International Fellow) 1990-91, Kobe City Fellowship for a research at UCL, Monbusho Grant for a research at UCL 1985-86, The British Council Fellow 1978-79, Sankei Scholar (The Sankei Scholarship Foundation, Tokyo) Research interests: English Syntax, Word Grammar, Lexical Semantics, and General Linguistics Research Grants: 1. Research Project ‘Studies in New Word Grammar’ (2008-2011, The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) 2. General Grant for Research Collaboration in New Word Grammar (2008-2010, The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, London, UK) 3. Research Project ‘Studies in Estuary English’ (2005-2008, The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) 4. General Grant for Research Collaboration in Word Grammar (October 2002, The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, London, UK) 5. Research Project ‘Studies in Word Grammar’ (2002-2005, The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) 6. Research Project ‘Studies in Word Grammar’ (1990, 1991, The British Council) Travel Grants: 1. 38th Poznań Linguistic Meeting (PLM2007). 13-16 Sep 2007, Collegium Europaeum Gnesnense, Adam Mickiewicz University, Gniezno, Poland, UK. (JSPS)

255 2. The First International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English,23-26 May 2005, The University of Edinburgh, UK. (JSPS) 3. ASIALEX 2005, June 2005, National University of Singapore, Singapore (The Japan Foundation) 4. International Conference on Modality in Contemporary English, Verona, Italy (2001, The English Literary Society of Japan) 5. Lahti Conference, European Association of the Japanese Studies (Finland) (2000, The Japan Foundation) 6. The ºódï Session of the 2nd International Maastricht-ºódï Colloquium on Meaning (Poland) (1995, The Japan Foundation) Education: University College London, 1985-86 (British Council Scholarship), 1990-92 PhD student (Supervisor, Professor Richard A. Hudson, 90-91 Financed by The Ministry of Education, Japan & The British Council). 1986: Diploma in Linguistics (London, Tutor, Professor Neil V. Smith). Osaka City University, Osaka, Japan, 1982-85. 1982-85: Coursework for PhD in English Linguistics (Supervisor, Professor Masahiko Ohnuma) 1985: PhD Candidate. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. 1978-79: Occasional Student in the Department of Phonetics and Linguistics (Sankei Scholarship) (Tutor, Professor R.H. Robins) Kobe City University of Foreign Studies, Kobe, Japan, 1975-82. 1980: BA in English (Tutor, Professor Tomoshichi Konishi) 1982: MA in English Linguistics (Supervisor, Professor Tomoshichi Konishi) Major Publications: Books A Dictionary of English Word Grammar on Verbs. Tokyo: Kenkyusha. 1980. (with T. Konishi et al.) Taishukan's Genius English-Japanese Dictionary. Tokyo: Taishukan. 1988. (with T. Konishi et al.) A Dictionary of English Word Grammar on Adjectives and Adverbs. Tokyo: Kenkyusha. 1989. (with T. Konishi et al.) Taishukan's Fresh Genius English-Japanese Dictionary. Tokyo: Taishukan. 1989. (withT. Konishi et al.) Taishukan's Fresh Genius English-Japanese Dictionary. 2nd ed. Tokyo: Taishukan. 1992. (with T. Konishi et al.)

256 Current Approaches to English Linguistics. Tokyo: Eihosha. 1992. Grammar, Text and Rhetoric. Tokyo: Kuroshio Publications. 1992. Lexical Grammar of Some English Words. Tokyo: Eihosha. 1993. (with T. Kinugasa et al.) Shogakkan-Random House English Japanese Dictionary. (2nd. ed.). Tokyo: Shogakkan.1993. The Kenkyusha Dictionary of English Collocations. Tokyo: Kenkyusha. 1995. (with S. Ichikawa et al.). Scope of Modern Linguistics. Tokyo: Eihosha. 2000. Studies in Lexical Semantics. Tokyo: Eihosha. 2001. Studies in Word Grammar. Kobe: Research Institute, Kobe City Univ. of Foreign Studies. 2003. Changing English. Kyoto: Sekaishiso-sha. 2005. Word Grammar: New Perspectives on a Theory of Language Structure. London: Continuum. (2005). Dictionary of Present-day English Usage. Tokyo: Sanseido. 2006. An Introduction to English Linguistics. Tokyo: Eihosha. 2006. Articles 'Reanalysis of Cohesion in English'. Descriptive and Applied Linguistics 17 (1984). pp. 187-98. 'Object and Object Incorporation'. Descriptive and Applied Linguistics 19 (1986). pp. 231-41. 'English Verb Valency Reconsidered'. In Feldbuch, E. et al. (eds.). Fragen der Linguistik, Band 1 (1991). Tübingen: Max Niemeyer. pp. 233-41. 'More on Unaccusative Sino-Japanese Complex Predicates in Japanese'. UCL Working Papers in Linguistics, Vol. 3 (1991). London: University College London. pp. 397-415. 'A Word-Grammatic Account of Complements and Adjuncts in Japanese'. (1994). Proceedings of the 15th International Congress of Linguists., Sainte-Foy, Québec: Les Presses de l'université Laval. Vol. 2, pp. 373-76. 'Semantic Structure of Eat and Its Japanese Equivalent Taberu: A WordGrammatic Account'. Translation and Meaning, Part 4. (1996). (Universitaire Pers Maastricht). 193-202. 'The Grammar of Be To Construction'. In Y. Murata (ed.). (1998). Studies in English Usage and Grammar. Tokyo: Taishukan. pp. 169-177.

257 'Speculations on Unsolved Problems in Word Grammar'. The Kobe City University Journal. 50.7. (1999). pp. 5-24. ‘The Grammar of Be To: From a Word Grammar Pont of View’. (to appear in the Proceedings of the International Conference “Modality in Contemporary English”). ‘Meaning in Dictionaries: How best to incorporate lexical-semantic information into dictionaries’. The Kobe City University Journal. 53.3 (2002). pp. 31-49. ‘On the Object of Change of State Verbs: From a Event-Structural Point of View’. The Rising Generation. 149.1 (2003). pp. 53-55. ‘How Discourse/Cognitive Factors Can Influence Argument Realisation: a case of object omission’. The Kobe City University Journal. 55.3. (2004). pp. 3-26. ‘Understood Objects in Japanese and English: A Word Grammar Account’. The Kobe City University Journal. 56.2 (2005). pp. 37-58. ‘A Lexical Semantics Approach to Designing a More User-Friendly EFL Dictionary’. Humanities and Social Sciences, Scientific Reports of Kyoto Prefectural University 58 (2006). pp. 33-46. ‘A Word-Grammatic Account of Eat and Its Japanese Equivalent Taberu’. In Viktoria Eschbach-Szabo, André Wlodarczyk, & Yoshi-hiko Ikegami (eds.). (2007). Japanese Linguistics European Chapter. Tokyo: Kurosio Pub. pp. 285-300. ‘Verbs and Constructions’. Rokko Studies in English 10 (2007). pp. 147-161. ‘The Main Determinants of Sentence Meaning: Verbs or Constructions?’ Humanities and Social Sciences, Scientific Reports of Kyoto Prefectural

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Koki Shimoji MD, PhD, FRCA Professor of Medical Science Institute, Ube Frontier University; Professor Emeritus, Niigata University School of Medicine; Visiting Professor and Advisory Board, Ansted University; Visiting Professor, Saitama Medical School. Specialty Holder of the Board of the Japanese Society of Anesthesiologists, Former President, Member Emeritus; Holder of the Board of the Japanese Society of Acute Medicine, Member Emeritus; Holder of the Japanese Society of Pain Clinicians, Former President, Member Emeritus; Fellow of Royal College of Anaesthetists (FRCA)(United Kingdom); Academic Career Committee member of pain management teaching, IASP( International Association for Study of Pain);Former Chair of Pain Relief Committee, WFSA (World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists); Member Emeritus, Association of University Anesthesiologists, USA; Former President, Japanese Society of EEG and EMG(Japanese Society of Clinical Neurophysiology);Member Emeritus, Japan Society of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism. Papers and Monographs More than 200 papers in International Journals (Refer to Shimoji K in EntrezPubMed and Google sites), More than 400 papers in Japanese Journals (Refer to Shimoji K in Google), 26 monographs in English, 32 monographs in Japanese.

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Lawrence J. Lau Vice-Chancellor / President Ralph and Claire Landau Professor of Economics Education

BS (with Great Distinction) (Phys & Econ) 1964, Stanford University, USA MA (Econ) 1966, University of California, Berkeley, USA PhD (Econ) 1969, University of California, Berkeley, USA Affiliations

Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi, American Economic Association, Econometric Society Employment

Ralph and Claire Landau Professor of Economics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2006- Kwoh-Ting Li Professor in Economic Development, Emeritus, Stanford University 2004- Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2004- President and Vice-Chancellor, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 1997- Senior Fellow (by courtesy), Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, Stanford University 1997-2004 Senior Fellow (by courtesy), The Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University 1997-99 Director, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, Stanford University 1992-2006 Kwoh-Ting Li Professor in Economic Development, Stanford University 1992-2004 Senior Fellow (by courtesy), Institute for International Studies, Stanford University 1992-96Co-Director, Asia/Pacific Research Center, Stanford University

260 1990-92 Vice Chairman, Department of Economics, Stanford University 1978-79 Visiting Professor of Economics, Harvard University 1976-2006 Professor of Economics, Stanford University 1973-76 Associate Professor of Economics, Stanford University 1968-69 Visiting Assistant Research Economist, University of California, Berkeley 1967-73 Assistant Professor of Economics, Stanford University 1966-67 Acting Assistant Professor of Economics, Stanford University Research Interest

Economic development, economic growth, economies of East Asia, including China

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Leo Rebello D.Ac. (Australia), D.E.Sc. (Japan), F.M.A. (Alma Ata), Fellow of the European Medical Association, U.K. Address : 28/552, Samata Nagar, Western Express Highway, Kandivli East, Bombay-400101, India. Telefax (91-22) 887-2741. E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] Website: http://www.indiatrends.com/naturecure “For his yeoman services, spanning over 25 years, in the fields of: Holistic Medicine, Social Work, Adult Literacy, Prohibition and Substance Abuse Prevention; Humanism, Censorship, Cooperation, Safety and Peace, International Understanding, Literature and Journalism; Cultural Ambassador of Maharashtra/India in spreading our rich heritage and for promoting Naturopathy, Yoga, Ayurveda and Vegetarianism in different countries of the world, Maharashtra Kala Niketan is pleased to honour PROF. DR. LEO REBELLO with the highest accolade of ‘Maharashtra Ratna’, at Mumbai, on 29 April, 1998”. The above is just one citation of the many national/international awards that Dr. Leo Rebello has received. Partial list of the other Awards/Recognitions/Honours received by him so far. 1. UN’s Dag Hammarskjold International Award, 1988. 2. Fellowship of the Academie Diplomatique de la Paix, 1990. 3. Knight Commander of Merit of the Knights of Malta, 1990. 4. The Albert Schweitzer Prize for Medicines, 1994. 5. Michael Madhusudan Award for Humanistic Poetry, 1996. 6. Grand Cross with Collar (GCCStS) of St. Stanislas Chivalric Order, 1997. 7. Accademico (the only Asian recognised so far) by The Academia Constantiniana, Italy, 1997. 8. 2000 Millennium Medal of Honor from American Biographical Institute, 1998. SOME IMPORTANT OFFICES HELD BY DR. LEO REBELLO ARE: 1. First Shadow Prime Minister, People’s Shadow Government, India, from 1996. 2. Goodwill Ambassador of the St. Stanislas Order, Poland, from 1997. 3. Senator/Minister Plenipotentiary for India of the International Parliament for

262 Safety and Peace (an Intergovernmental Organization of States), Italy, from 1997. 4. Vice President, International League of Doctors Against Vivisection, Switzerland. 5. Asian President of the World Organization of Alternative Medicines, Spain. 6. President of Indian Council of Natural Medicine and Research, based in Bombay. 7. Dean/Fellow of the International Institute of Su Jok Acupuncture, Korea. 8. Dean/Visiting Faculty of the Open International University of Complementary Medicine, Sri Lanka. 9. Director of Natural Health Centre, Bombay, from 1978. 10. Founder and President of All India (Press) Letter-Writers Association, Bombay. 11. Registered World Citizen, Registry of World Citizens, Paris. 12. Permanent Representative of the International Association of Educators for World Peace with consultative status with UNESCO/UNICEF/ECOSOC. 13. Associated with World Constitution & Parliament Association, the GREN, and other such organizations working for peaceful ‘One World Government’ sans Boundaries, Arms, Bombs, Mines, Wars and Poverty. 14. Ansted University External Faculty Member and Ansted University Advisory Council Member. Leo Rebello has published till date some 20 books, over 3,000 articles, poems, editorial letters, short stories, reports, etc. His prominent publications are : 1. AMRIT MANTHAN (An International Journal of Holistic Health Sciences)(Editor & Publisher). 2. Book NATURE CURE & YOGA THERAPY, in 3rd edition. 3. Book ISCADOR THERAPY OF CANCER (Editor). 4. Book WARMTH OF LOVE (Editor). 5. Poetry book TRAVESTY OF LIFE (a collection of 50 best poems), in 3rd Edition. 6. Book LIFE & HEREAFTER (Editor). 7. Book PANACEA FOR PAIN. 8. Book MIRACLES OF HOMOEOPATHY. 9.. Book PEN POWER. 10. Book ESSAYS ON HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (co-author). 11. Dr. K. IKEDA's Three Poetry Books 12. Several booklets on topical issues. DR. LEO REBELLO’S PROGRAMMES This eminent holistic healer has lectured in some 40 countries world-over, including at WHO, UNESCO, UNDP, UNEP conferences and is the only Indian doctor to visit the Nobel Foundation and recommend to the Medical Nobel Committee to give Nobel Prize in Medicine also to Holistic Healers. Full text of that historic letter in the Amrit Manthan. Dr. Leo Rebello is available for public lectures/demonstrations/workshops/seminars training programmes on, notably, following subjects :

263 1. From AIDS Scare to AIDS Care (the title © of his forthcoming book). 2. Stress Management. 3. from Fat to Fit (or How to Reduce Weight Naturally). 4. Management of Asthma through Naturopathy, Yoga, Homoeopathy. 5. Diabetes Dilemma. 6. Cancer Conundrum. 7. Hypertension – let it not kill you. 8. How to gain height? 9. Dr. Leo Rebello’s 10. Health(y) Commandments. 11. How to tone up Breasts or increase their size without silicon implant or surgery. He also conducts specialised short term courses in Naturopathy, Yoga Therapy, Meditation, Homoeopathy, Principles of Ayurveda, Therapeutic Massage, etc. and has over 20 years of teaching, clinical and research experience. Soon he plans to start Correspondence Courses in Naturopathy, Homoeopathy, Ayurveda, etc. due to a heavy demand. DR. LEO REBELLO’S AMBITION This great healer’s ambition is to set up World’s First Holistic AIDS and Cancer Hospital. Here the HIV positive/Cancer cases will be admitted for Natural Treatment, which will consist of Diet, Biochemic medicine, Homoeopathy, Acupuncture, Yoga Therapy, Oxygen Therapy, Music Therapy, Hypnotism, Ayurveda, Flower Essences, etc. The World’s First Holistic AIDS and Cancer Hospital (minimum 1000 beds) will need approx. 300 acres of land preferably by the river side. It will also have a University, Research Centre, Herbarium, Recreation and Sport Centre attached to it and will grow food through Organic Farming. The Centre will also have an all-religion theme park, vegetarian restaurant, homoeopathic and ayurvedic medicine laboratories, electronic and print media production centres, housing blocks for dedicated staff and students hostels and hospice.Dr.Leo Rebello is appealing to philanthropic institutions/people to contribute generously towards this noble cause and work for its success as the ‘AIDS CLOCK’ is ticking furiously!

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Payamber-e-aman, Ghos-e-zaman, Fakhar-e-Sufiya, Bashar-e-Bai’badal, Fakhar-e-Insaneat, Peer-e-Tariqat, Rahbar-e-Shariat, Sultan-ul-Foqra-o-oliya-e-waqt Izzat Ma’ab, Hazrat Alama Sheik Shah Sufi

Dr. Mohammed Nur-ul-Alam Sahib His Eminency Dr. Sheik Shah Sufi Mohammed Nurul Alam, religious and spiritual leader of The Muslim Sunni, 43rd spiritual successor from the Prophet of Islam, President of World Spiritual Assembly, NY, USA, Custodian and Chief Khalifa of 700-year old Sufi Dynasty, the Holy Dayera Sharif, Dhaka, Bangladesh, World Peace Envoy, United Nations NGO Permanent Representative, Founder of Seven International Orphanages in Bangladesh, Founder, World Human Rights Service Council, NY, USA, Founder, SecretaryGeneral International Organization for World Peace, Disarmament, Development and Human Rights, New York USA Founder President, World Spiritual Institute, NY, USA, President and Chief of the Mission World Human Rights Service Council, New York, USA, Founding Member of London Diplomatic Academy and its United Nations Representative, NY Honorary professor, European University Madrid, Spain, and Iowa, USA and Chancellor, European Union University, Iowa, USA, Member of Advisory Council of Ansted University in Malaysia, Vice-President, CODE International, Madrid, Spain. Pioneer Spokesman and scholar researcher of "The Millennium Prophecy Heralds a Golden Age, chief coordinator Imam-Mahedi (SM), World Peace Mission, founder U.N Peace Messenger Organization, three times designated for the Nobel peace Prize between 1989 and 2000, designated first Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, and Permanent Representative of The Conch Republic to the United Nations and designated special representative of President of The Anjouan Islamic Republic to the United Nations June 2001 to December 2001. His Eminency Dr. M N Alam is Honorable Minister Plenipotentiary to UN of the International States Parliament for Safety & Peace since 2001. In January 16, 2001 His Eminency Dr. Alam awarded by Ansted University British Virgin Island, United Kingdom. He has been awarded for the following prestigious recognition: 1. International Academy of Culture and Political Science Doctor of Philosophy in Political Sciences 2. International Association of Educators for World Peace Diploma DHonnaur. 3. Institute of International Affairs Certificate of Honor. 4. Institutes for International Relations and Intercultural Studies Diploma in International Relations. 5. World Peace Academy Academician. 6. Center Cultural Copt Orthodox Academic Doctor. His Eminency also appointed as Chairman Department of Comparative Religion Albert Schweitzer International University, Switzerland since December 4, 2000. In November 11, 2002 His Eminency has been awarded as commander of World

265 order Peace The Medal of The World Order Science-Education-Culture by the European Academy of Information along with UN Secretary-General His Excellency Dr. Kofi Annan in Madrid, Spain. His Eminency Dr. Alam is the World Peace Envoy and Founder Director General of the Dayemi Complex Bangladesh (DCB), established in 1969, and its Permanent representative to the United Nations since 1982. He is also the founder President of the World Spiritual Assembly (WSA), New York, established in 1990. In addition to all of these organizations, His Eminency is the founder and Secretary General of Bangladesh United Nations Association (BUNA), established in Dhaka, 1972. H.E. Mohammed Nurul Alam, son of the late Mohammed Sirajul Islam, was born on February 28, 1953, at Mirsarai, Chittagong, Bangladesh and has been a social, religious and humanitarian worker since boyhood. Born in a respected Muslim religious family and gifted with a unique organizing ability, he has been a voluntary social worker all his life. He has developed an aptitude for universal humanism. Through religious and spiritual capacity, His Eminency Shah Sufi Mohammed Nurul Alam became the spiritual successor of the Dayemi Sufi Dynasty Since 1977 and received his spiritual training from His Holiness Sheik Shah Sufi Syed Dayemullah (R.A.), the religious and spiritual leader and the Master of the Four Sufi Orders, trained H.E.M.N. Alam in spiritual and religious practices for Fifteen years. During his pilgrimage to Makkha in 1987, His Holiness Sheik Shah Sufi Sayed Dayemullah (R), the 42nd direct descendant and spiritual successor to The Holy Prophet of Islam Hazrat Mohammed (SM), bestowed 43rd spiritual Successor ship upon H.E. Shah Sufi Mohammed Nurul Alam. He also designated H.E.M.N. Alam as Official Chief Khalifa and custodian of Dayera Sharif, a Sufi Institution and dynasty originated from the Holy Prophet of Islam Mohammed (SM) and followed by his worthy followers. After passing away of Shah Sufi Syed Dayemullah (R.A.) in 1995, His Eminency Mohammed Nurul Alam has become the custodian of the seven hundred years old Holy Dayera Sharif Sufi Dynasty. He is also rendering social welfare, humanitarian and voluntary services already started by H.H. Mahisawar (R.A.), one of the direct descendants of the Holy Prophet of Islam who lived his life for the cause of humanity seven hundred years ago in South East Asia, specially in India , Bangladesh, Mynamar, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia. His Eminency S.S.M.N.Alam, in serving the cause of neglected humanity, looks after more than 100 educational institutions including high schools, colleges, vocational training centers, madrashas, mosques, as well 15 orphanages housing several hundred parentless children in Bangladesh. His Eminency M.N.Alam has

266 served asthe Managing Director of Dayemi Pharmaceutical Laboratory, Joint Motawalli of Sufi Nurullah WAQF Estate since 1987. He is also the FounderChairman of the Bangladesh Youth Hostel Association. He has been an Executive Member of the International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF) Oxford, England and an executive member of the IARF South Asia Coordinating Committee India until 1997. During His Eminency's leadership, the IARF was granted consultative status with the U.N Economic and Social Council (ESOSOC). Currently, he is the President of the IARF Bangladesh Chapter. Mr.Alam is the only representative of the Muslim world who attends, on behalf of The Dayemi Complex Bangladesh, the World Peace Congress, organized by IARF since between 1982 to 1987. During his lifelong work toward peace and human rights, he has been associated with various national and international organizations rendering valuable services for the welfare of mankind. In December 1998 on the day of the observance of 50th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, he was designated As Secretary-General and Chief of mission of the World Human Rights Service Council, New York, for the support of mankind and refugees. US President Bill Clinton and U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan are some of the distinguished personalities of the World who have acknowledged this humanitarian effort in 1999. In the same year, His Eminency becomes a Founder Member of the Diplomatic Council of the London Diplomatic Academy, UK. Since 1982 H.E. Mohammed Nurul Alam has been acting as the permanent representative of the Dayemi Complex Bangladesh to the United Nations in New York, Vienna, Geneva and five Regional Economic Commission offices in Thailand, Ethiopia, Switzerland, Iraq and Chile. Under H.E.M.N. Alams leadership, the Dayemi Complex Bangladesh acquired consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations as well as associate status with the Department of Public Information (DPI), and UNICEF. Also the Dayemi Complex, Bangladesh, while working towards peace in the Middle East since 1982, has been given Associate Status with the Palestinian Rights Division of the United Nations. H.E.M.N. Alam has coordinated many international conferences in support of the United Nations in Dhaka, Bangladesh and worldwide from the office in New York. He also visited the Holy Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and risked his life to negotiate peace between the Palestinian and Israeli authorities. This peace initiative included an eleven-point peace proposal for Palestinian and Israeli authorities, which was adopted in the International Peace Conference held in Dhaka under the auspices of the Dayemi Complex Bangladesh and authorized by the United Nations General Assembly. The Peace proposal has been acknowledged by the Secretary-General of The United Nations as well by President Ronald Regan, Mr.Mikhail Gorbachev, Her

267 Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Chief Imam of the Holy Kaba in Makkah, the Chief Justice of Saudi Arabia and other Heads of State. For these and other services and for contribution towards world peace, the Secretary-General of the United Nations designated the Dayemi Complex, Bangladesh as The United Nations Peace Messenger Organization in 1986. His Eminency Dr. Alam has visited Soviet Union in 1986 by the special invitation of Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev to attended the International peace conference at BAKU as speaker His Eminency predicted The all Muslim states and territories should be free and independent from Soviet Union. H.E.M.N. Alam organizes yearly seminars on behalf of the Dayemi Complex Bangladesh and World Spiritual Assembly to confer religious and peace awards on distinguished personalities for their outstanding contributions in various fields of humanitarian, social and religious services. In the service of the world peace, H.E.S.S.M.N. Alam has undertaken a research project on the subject of peace, progress, welfare and justice. This study includes an analysis of the prophecy of the emergence of the Great Imam Mehdi (SM). This research indicates that He will bring universal peace and a lasting enlightenment for humanity in about the year 2002. In a letter to Field Marshall Mohammad Ayub Khan, then President of Pakistan, His Eminency had predicted in 1968, that Bangladesh is sitting on a bed of vast mineral resources and natural gas. Recently in 2001, US technical experts have identified eighteen locations of oil and natural gas in Bangladesh, verifying His Eminencys earlier prediction. Negotiations are continuing presently between the governments of Bangladesh and the US to excavate and retrieve the newly discovered mineral resources. In 1991, while President Bill Clinton was Governor of Arkansas, His Eminency had predicted that he Mr. Clinton will be elected President of the United States for two terms and will not be facing impeachment in relation to the Monica Lewinsky affair. Additionally, He had also predicted that George Bush will be elected 43rd president of the US and he will remain in office for two years. The Mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas had conferred on him its honorary citizenship, and made him its honorary Ambassador. H.E.M.N. Alam has traveled extensively in the interest of world peace, visited more than 155 countries including Israel and, South Africa and has attended over 700 conferences, seminars and congresses where he presented his Thesis "The Millennium Prophecy Heralding a Golden Age". Many influential leaders such as former U.S Presidents Bill Clinton and G. W. Bush and the U.N. Secretary General Dr. Kofi A. Annan have acknowledged the Millennium Prophecy. The Secretary General has recommended His Eminency to forward the Millennium Prophecy Statement to the permanent US representative to the U.N. for

268 discussion to bring it to include it in the agenda of the U.N. Security Council and U.N. General Assembly. Accordingly, His Eminency has submitted the Prophecy to the White House, Washington, D.C. as well as to the President, U.N. General Assembly andU.N. Security Council. His Eminency has presented the Millennium Prophecy at the Parliament of World Religions in Cape Town in December, 1999 and at the Millennium forum of the U.N. on May, 2000 and also at hundreds of conferences worldwide over twenty years. Many of the facts in the prophecy are beginning to be realized. The London Diplomatic Academy in its February edition highlighted the Millennium Prophecy statement. Professor Dr. Alfonso Roldan More, President of the European Union University in Madrid, Spain has included the Millennium Prophecy Herald a Golden Age in the University's curriculum for the Theology department. His Eminency's associate Dr. Amarjit Singh Anand and Dr. Ashoka Banerjee Paul is preparing, editing and compiling the Millennium Prophecy Thesis with the cooperation of Dr. Richard T. Jordan. This will be submitted to the European University of Madrid, Spain, Iowa, USA and also to the Ansted University of Malaysia, Damascus University of Syria, Al Azhar University of Cairo, Egypt, King Abdul Aziz University of Makkha, Saudi Arabia, U.N. World Peace University, Costa Rica and U.N. University Tokyo, Japan for the Millennium Thesis' round-table conference. The International Organization for World Peace, Disarmament, Development and Human Rights nominated His Eminency S.S.M.N. Alam, who has devoted his life to the cause of world peace, as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993. In 1996 by the World Spiritual Assembly, New York, designated him as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Price and also the World Human Rights Service council jointly with the friends of United Nations Organizations, U.N. Office, New York, USA designated his name for the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize. The World Spiritual Assembly and its international forum held in the New York City in July 1989 have conferred three honorary Ph. D. degrees (Doctor of Comparative Religion, Doctor of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy in Spirituality) upon H.E. Nurul Alam. European Union University Iowa, USA and Ansted University, British Virgin Island, United Kingdom, Malaysia have conferred Honorary Ph. D. Degree Dr. in Philosophy and Spirituality to H.E. Nurul Alam in July 2000. His Eminency has received more than twenty-five honorary Ph.D. degrees from very respected educational institutions around the globe. The American Biographical Institute awarded him with the International Culture Diploma of Honor, and designed His Eminency Dr. Mohammad Nurul Alam as lifetime Deputy Governor. This organization also listed him in 5000 Personalities

269 of the World 5th edition and on the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership. The Order of International Ambassador, and the Presidential Seal of Honor are also among the numerous recognitions awarded for his lifetime achievements. He is also listed in Who's Who in the World - 11th Edition, in 1993 and 17th Edition of Millennium Edition dated January 2000, and also is listed Who's Who in the East, Millennium Edition, 1999, a publication of Marquis Who's Who in the World, USA, International Who's Who Intellectuals - 12th edition and was named "Man of the 20th Century". His Eminency was awarded with the 20th Century Award for Achievement for his outstanding contribution towards world peace through the Millennium Prophecy by the International Biographical Center, Cambridge, England. He is also listed in the 1000 Leaders of World Influence 9th Edition, an American Biographical Institute publication which includes a summary of The Millennium Prophecy. H.E.S.S.M.N. Alam also appears of the 10th edition of 500 Leader of Influence of the World. This book also provides detailed information on the Millennium Prophecy. His Eminency M.N. Alam is married and has one daughter, Miss Sayeda Noor E Iynin and three sons, Ata E Dayem Sayed Mahmudullah (For his gross misconduct, His Eminency Dr. Alam recently, in the month of Ramadan 2008, has declared him as an abanonded child who tried to destroy the image and dignity of his father and made the conspiracy with the enemy of Islam, the so called Din Mohammad Abdullah (Din Greenbargh, a Jew) who migrated from Germany to US who was wanted by Bangladesh police and American intelligence. There are several cases against Din Greenbargh and his gangsters. The details and infromation will come in the press release along with both of their pictures. This infromation has been reviewed on 1st of September, 2008 in Dhaka, Bangladesh with immediate effect for a public announcement. This dangerous person, enemy of Islam, should be carved down for his immoral activities by the law of the land and also I prayed to Almighty God, he should also punish them. All concerned are requested, they should not cooperate with this abandoned child for any reason.) Faize Hermain Sayed Khalilullah and Mohiuddin Mohammad Alam. His Eminency Dr. Sheik Shah Sufi Mohammad Nurul Alam has been designated by the competent authority of the Conch Republic as First Ambassador to the U.N. in August 2000 and heads the diplomatic mission in New York City for recognition of the Conch Republic and designated special representative of President of The Anjouan Islamic Republic to the United Nations June 2001 to December 2001. His Eminency Dr. M N Alam is Honorable Minister Plenipotentiary to UN of the International States Parliament for Safety & Peace since 2001. His Eminency has been awarded The Medal of The World Order Science-Education-Culture by the European Academy of Information as commander of World Peace. He also has been designated full time Professor of European Academy of Information on March 12, 2002, in the World Conference Madrid, Spain.

270 Reference of the Websites that includes His Eminency Dr. Alams information: http://wsany.tripod.com, http://whrsc.tripod.com, http://www.peacenvironment.net/1sforum/sfcrono.html, http://www.bridgeworld.org/Order_M/commanders.htm http://www.wallstreetcm.com/Newsletters/april1.htm www.wallstreetcm.com/Newsletters/Newsletter_31.pdf http://www.cpwr.net/listaz1.htm http://www.un.org/dpi/ngosection/list54.htm http://www.ourvoices.org/participating_org_contacts.html http://www.albertsc.com/awards.htm http://www.display-wiz.com/wcfreg/commonstatementen.htm http://www.yesweb.org/alliance/members.html www.wethpeoples.org/members/ www.valuescaucus.org/members.html www.un.org/french/esa/coordination/ngo/listngo.htm#special www.ngos.net/ecosocngolist.html www.wethpeoples.org/members/spirituality.php www.pdfcoke.com E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 212-371-9020 (UN New York) Mailing Address: P.O BOX 605, New York, NY 10163, Mailing Address at (Bangladesh): DAYEMI COMPLEX, DHAKA 1205 BANGLADESH FAX: 011-88-02-9660963, PHONE: 011-88-011-805181 EMAIL: [email protected], [email protected] Personal Web address: http://wsany.tripod.com

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Mohammad Aslam UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE BAHAUDDIN ZAKARIYA UNIVERSITY MULTAN 60800, PAKISTAN PERSONAL INFORMATION DATE OF BIRTH:

DECEMBER 25,1949

PLACE OF BIRTH:

KHANEWAL DISTRICT

MARITAL STATUS

MARRIED; THREE CHILDREN

PHONE #:

092-61-221941

E-MAIL

[email protected] [email protected]

EDUCATION Ph.D. Entomology. 1990. Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, USA. M.S.

Entomology. 1985. Texas Tech. University, Lubbock, Texas, USA

M.Sc. (Hons.)

Agri. 1974. University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan.

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Agri. 1971. University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan.

WORK EXPERIENCE April 2003 to date: Professor: University College of Agriculture, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan. Feb. 1997 to April 2003: Associate Professor: University College of Agriculture, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan. Also served as principal of the college from March, 1997 to June, 1998 and April, 2000 to October, 2002. Sept. 1993 to Feb 1997: Assistant Professor:

University College of Agriculture, Bahauddin Zakariya

272 University, Multan, Pakistan. COURSES TAUGHT Graduate: Biological Control of Insect Pests, Advanced Insect Ecology, Advanced Insect Physiology; Insect Pathology. Undergraduate: External Insect Morphology; Classification of Adult Insect; Insect Ecology; Insect Natural History; Entomological Literature and Experimental Designs; Population Dynamics and Insect forecasting; House hold and stored grain pests; Principles and procedures of Insect Taxonomy; Applied Entomology; Introductory Entomology. July,1991 – Sept., 1993: Assistant Professor, American University of Beirut. COURSES TAUGHT Graduate: Advanced Economic Entomology; Biological Control of Pests; Insect Ecology. Undergraduate: Plant Protection; Applied Entomology; Entomological Techniques. October, 1989 – June, 1991: Research Associate: Department of Entomology, Kansas State University, USA. Research Area: Stored Grain Entomology. Worked on the biology of Lesser Grain Borer as affected by different photoperiods. 1982 – 1984: Agronomist: World Bank’s Hill Farming Technical Development, Project, Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir.

273 Work Involved Research, Demonstration, Farmers training and Extension dealing with corn, wheat, barley, triticales and oilseeds. 1980-84: Entomologist:World Bank/ Department of Agriculture, Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir. Duties included research, extension and training of framers and extension workers in pest management of corn, rice, vegetables and hill fruits. 1975-80: Junior Entomologist: Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control, Pakistan Station, Rawalpindi. Work involved biological control of aquatic and crop weeds and agricultural pests. 1974-75: Purchase Inspector: Pakistan Agricultural Storage and Services Corporation, Lahore. Work involved procurement of rice and wheat and processing these for export and local market. TRAININGS NOV. 15-17, 1973: Use of Radiation and Radioisotopes in Agriculture, at the Nuclear Institute of Agriculture and Biology, Faisalabad. MARCH 15-19, 1981: International Wheat Diseases Methodology Workshop, at PARC, Islamabad. MARCH 20-26,1981: Maize Research and Production Course, at PARC, Islamabad. JUNE 12-18, 1982: Workshop on the Identification of Immature Insects and Estimation of Crop Losses, at PARC, Islamabad. NOV. 20-DEC. 9, 1982: Weed Science Research Course, at PARC, Islamabad.

274 PUBLICATIONS 1. Aslam, M. and M. Akhtar. 1974. Consumption and utilization of food by Aiolopus tamulus Fabr. (Orthoptera: Acrididae). Pakistan J. Zoology. 6: 4146. 2. Aslam, M. 1981. The effect of parasitism by Mermithids on the size of the parasite in grasshopper. Pak. Entomol. 3: 21-24. 3. Aslam, M. 1982. The effect of nematode parasitism on food consumption by grasshoppers. J. Agric. Res. 20: 145-147. 4. Aslam, M. 1985. Wheat agronomy research in Azad Kashmir. Rachis. 4: 20-21. 5. Hamid, S. and M. Aslam. 1985. Parasitism of grasshoppers by Mermis nigrescens Dujardin (Mermithidae: Nematoda) in Pakistan. Pakistan J. Zool. 17: 71-75. 6. Aslam, M. and I.R.S. Gardezi. 1986. Outbreak of Biston regalis Moor (Geometridae: Lepidoptera) on blue pine (Pinus wallichiana)- A new record. Current Sci. 55: 375-76. 7. Hamid, S. and M. Aslam. 1987. A record of Mermithid from maize borer, Chilo partellus (Swinhoe) (Pyralidae: Lepidoptera). Current Sci. 56: 332-333. 8. Aslam, M. and C. Inayatullah. 1987. Effect of Plant water stress and secondary metabolites on the development of insects. Gomal Univ. J. Res. 7: 51-66. 9. Aslam, M. 1988. Food consumption and utilization by Heliothis armigera (Hub.) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Trop. Agric. 65: 64-66. 10. Aslam, M. and R.J. Whitworth. 1988. Development of Southwestern corn borer, Diateraea grandiosella Dyar, on corn and johnson grass. Southwestern Entomologist. 13: 191-197. 11. Aslam, M., R.J. Whitworth and J.R. Goodin. 1989. Development and fecundity of the Southwestern corn borer, Diateraea grandiosella Dyar, as affected by host plant water stress. Turrialba. 39: 151-154. 12. Aslam, M. and G.E. Wilde. 1989. Effect of sunflower planting date on incidence of sunflower moth, Homoeosoma elecetellum (Hulst) in Kansas. Proc. 5th. Annual Great Plains sunflower insect workshop. Fargo, North Dakota. April 18-19, 1989. P. 15. 13. Aslam, M., G.E. Wilde and T. L. Harvey. 1990. Monitoring flight activity of sunflower moth (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in Kansas. Environ. Entomol. 19: 1639-1645.

275 14. Aslam, M., G.E. Wilde, T. L. Harvey and W.D. Steigmeir. 1990. Effect of sunflower planting date on infestation and damage by the sunflower moth (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in Kansas. J. Agric. Entomol. 8: 101-108. 15. Aslam, M. and G.E. Wilde. 1991. Potential insect pests of sunflower in Kansas. J. Kansas Ent. Soc. 64: 109-112. 16. Aslam, M. and G.E. Wilde. 1991. Sunflower moth control on sunflower planted on different dates in Kansas. J. Kansas Ent. Soc. 64: 51-59. 17. Chahine, H., S. Michelakis and M. Aslam. 1992. Comparison among two acaricides and a predator for Tetranychus urticea (Acarina: Tetranychidae) control on beans, Phaseolus vulgaris. Arab J. Plant Prot. 10: 22-24. 18. Aslam, M., H. Chahine and R. Atiyeh. 1993. The role of altered planting date and trap crops in reducing pesticide application. Arab J. Plant Prot. 11: 53-57. 19. Chahine, H., M. Aslam and S. Michelakis. 1994. Longevity and fecundity of two-spotted mite, Tetranychus urticae (Koch) on vegetables. Pakistan J. Zool. 26: 301-303. 20. Aslam, M., D. W. Hagstrum and B.A. Dover. 1994. The effect of photoperiod on the flight activity and biology of Rhizopertha dominica (Coleoptera : Bostrichidae). J. Kansas Ent. Soc. 67: 107-115. 21. Aslam, M. and F. Gebara. 1995. Host plant preference of vegetables by cotton whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Genn.). Pakistan J. Zool. 27: 269-272. 22. Aslam, M. 1995. Population estimation of Japanese Bayberry whitefly, Parabemisia myricae (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) on citrus. Pakistan J. Zool. 27: 261-264. 23. Rubeiz, G.I., M. Aslam, H. Chahine and I.A. Al-Assir. 1995. Whitefly populations in greenhouse cantaloup as affected by poultry manure and nitrogen fertilizer application. Biol. Agric. and Hort. 12: 277-281. 24. Atiyeh, R., M. Aslam and R. Baalbaki. 1996. Nitogen fertilizer and planting date effects on insect pest populations on sweet corn. Pakistan J. Zool. 28: 163-167. 25. Ahmad, M., M. Aslam and A. Aulukh. 2000. Comparative efficacy of some insecticides against cotton whitefly (Bemisia tabaci Genn.). Pak. J. Agri. Sci. 17: 183-185. 26. Aslam, M. and A. Gilani. 2000. Resistance of different cotton varieties to Cotton Leaf Curl Virus under field conditions. J. of Res. (Science). 11: 4245. 27. Aslam, M. 2000. Integrated pest management: Implementation and constraints. Proc. SAARC Workshop on Integrated Pest Management,

276 September 18-20, 2000. Central Cotton Research Institute, MultanPakistan. pp.180-188. 28. Saeed, Q. and M. Aslam. 2000. Resistance of different strains of Tribolium castaneum (Herbst.) and Rhizopertha dominica (Fab.) to different insecticides. Acta Sci. 10: 339-346. 29. Ahmad, M., N. Perveen, M. Sultan, M. Aslam and M. Aukakh. 2001. Effect of Monochrotophos and Methamedophos on jassid, Amrasca devastans (Distant) in different okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.) cultivars. OnLine J. Biol. Sciences. 1: 218-219. 30. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, Q. Yousafi and S. Rana. 2001. Effect of planting geometry on insect pests of sweet corn. Pak. J. Biol. Sci. (Supplementary Issue No. 1): 102-103. 31. Aslam, M., A. H. Khan, T. Rasheed and I. A. Khan. 2001. Monitoring whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Genn.) on cotton. Pak. J. Zool. 23:261-264. 32. Aslam, M. and M. Ahmad. 2001. Effectiveness of some insecticides against mustard aphid, Lipaphis erysimi (Kalt.) (Aphididae: Homoptera) on three different crops. J. of Res. (Science).12: 19-25. 33. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, Z. Islam and S. Anjum. 2001. Efficacy of different insecticides for the control of aphid, Brevicoryne brassicae (Linn.) (Homoptera; Aphididae) on canola, Brassica napus (L.). J. of Res. (Science). 12:163-166. 34. Ahmad, M. and M. Aslam. 2002. Evaluation of different pest scouting methods for monitoring whitefly population. Arab J. Pl. Prot. 20: 52-54. 35. Aslam, M. and M. Ahmad. 2002. Effectiveness of some insecticides against cabbage aphid, Brevicoryne brassicae (Linnaeus) (Aphididae: Homoptera). J. of Res. (Science). 13: 145-150. 36. Aslam, M., M. Ahmad, Z. Islam and S. Anjum. 2002. Population of aphid, Lipaphis erysimi Kalt. on canola (Brassica napus). Science, Technology and Development, An international Journal. 21: 41-42. 37. Ahmad, M. and M. Aslam. 2002. Pollinators visiting carrot seed crop. Journal of Research (Science).13: 31-35. 38. Razaq, M., M. Aslam, A.D. Abid and R. Akhtar. 2002. Effect of different doses of nitrogenous fertilizer on insect pests of sweet corn. Pak. Entomol. 24: 125-128. 39. Razaq, M., M. Aslam, M. Iqbal, M. Hussain and A. Shahzad. 2003. Efficacy of six insecticides with different mode of actions against sucking insect pests of cotton. Sarhad J. Agri. 19: 97-100.

277 40. Yasin, G., M. Aslam, I. Parvez and S. Naz. 2003. Socio-economic correlates of pesticide usage: The case of citrus farmers. Journal of Research (Science). 14: 43-48. 41. S. Naz and M. Aslam. 2003. Effect of different concentrations of Indole Butyric Acid (IBA) and age of shoot on air layering of mango (Mangifera indica Linn.). Journal of Research (Science). 14: 193-198. 42. M. Razaq, M. Aslam, K. Sharif, B. Salman and M. F. Aleem. 2003. Evaluation of insecticides against cotton whitefly, bemisia tabaci (Genn.) (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae). Journal of Research (Science). 14:199-202. 43. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, W. Akhter, K. Hanif, A. Hameed, F. Ahmad and M. Faheem. 2003. Population of Coccinella septempunctata L. in wheat planted on different dates. Pak. Entomol. 25 (1): 45-48. 44. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, S. Rana and M. Faheem. 2003. Efficacy of different insecticides against sucking insect pests on cotton. Pak. Entomol. 25 (2): 155-159. 45. M. Razaq, M. Aslam, A. D. Abid and N. A. saeed. 2003. Efficacy of different insecticides against eggs of Helicoverpa armigers (Hubner) on cotton. Pak. Entomol. 25 (2): 173-176. 46. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, N. A. Saeed and F. Ahmad. 2004. Comparative resistance of different cotton varieties against bollworm complex. International J. Agri. & Biol. 6 (1): 39-41. 47. Aslam, M., N. A. Saeed, M. Naveed and M. Razaq. 2004. Comparative resistance of different cotton genotypes against sucking insect pest complex of cotton. Sarhad J. Agri. 20 (3): 441-445. 48. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, F. Ahmad, M. Faheem and W. Akhter. 2004. Population of aphid (Scizaphis graminum Rondani) on different varieties/Lines of wheat (triticum aestivum L.) International J. Agri. & Biology. 6 (6): 974-977. 49. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, S. Rana and M. Faheem. 2004. Efficacy of different insecticides against bollworms on cotton. J. of Res. (Science). 15(1): 17-22. 50. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, S. A. Shah and F. Ahmad. 2004. Comparative efficacy of different insecticides against sucking pests of cotton. J. of Research (Science). 15(1): 53-58. 51. Aslam, M., M. Razaq and A. Maalik. 2004 Effect of nitrogen fertilizer application on population of mustard aphid (Lipaphis erysimi Kalt.) on different canola varities. Pak. Entomol. 26 (1): 115-119. 52. Yasin, G., A. I. Qureshi, M. Aslam and S. Naz. 2004. Socio- economic factors affecting mother and child health in Multan city. J. of Research (Science).15 (1): 107-112.

278 53. Faheem, A., M. Aslam and M. Razaq. 2004. Chemical ecology of insects and tritrophic level interactions. J. of Research (Science). 12 (2): 181-190. 54. Aslam, M., M. Razaq, S. Hussain and W. Akhter. 2004. Effect of insect pollinators on fruit setting on mango (Mangifera indica L.). J. of Research (Science). 15 (2): 207-210. 55. S. Naz and M. Aslam. 2004. Effect of different concentrations of Indole Butyric Acid on air layering of Mango (Mangifera indica). J. of Science (Research). 15 (3): 281-284. 56. Razaq, M., M. Aslam, S. A. Shad, M. N. Aslam and N. A. Saeed. 2004. Evaluation of some new promising cotton strains against bollworm complex. J. of Research (Science). 15: (3): 313-318. 57. M. Faheem, M. Aslam, and M. Razaq. 2004. Pollination ecology with special reference to insects-A review. J. of Research (Science). 15 (4): 395409. 58. Aslam, M., M. Razaq and A. Shahzad. 2005. Comparison of different canola (Brassica napus L.) varieties for resistance against cabbage aphid (Brevicoryne brassicae L.). Int. J. Agri. Biol. 7(5): 781-82. 59. Munir Ahmad and M. Aslam. 2005. Resistance in cabbage aphid, Brevicoryne brassicae (Linnaeus) to Endosulfan, Organophosphates and synthetic Pyrethroids. Pakistan J. Zool. 37(3): MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER ARTICLES (in Urdu except No. 9 & 38) 1. Aslam, M. Harmful insects of tobacco. Zaraat Nama, March 15, 1980. 2. Aslam, M. Nematodes; not only enemies but friends of humanbeings. The Daily Awam, Faisalabad, Jan. 25, 1981. 3. Aslam, M. The friendship of insects with humanbeings. The Daily Awam, Faisalabad, Feb. 6, 1981. 4. Qureshi, M. A. and M. Aslam. Saffran: The Agricultural gold. Zaraat Nama, September 1, 1981 5. Aslam, M. Apple stem borer. Zaraat Nama, Nov. 1,1981 6. Aslam, M. Weeds and their control. Zaraat Nama, March . 1, 1982 7. Aslam, M. Apple diseases and their control. Dept. Agri. AJK publication, 1983. 8. Aslam, M. Codling moth and its control. Dept. Agri. AJK publication, 1983. 9. Aslam, M. Attractants and insect control. Progressive farming 3: 31-32., 1983.

279 10. Aslam, M. Use of insects as food. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, Multan, August 1, 1998. 11.

Aslam, M. Louse and War. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, Multan, September 29,1998.

12. Aslam, M. Influence of insects on human history. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, Multan, Oct. 10, 1998. 13. Aslam, M. IPM of insects:An important issue. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, September 17, 1999. 14. Aslam, M. Cultural control of insects. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, May 13, 2000. 15.

Aslam, M. Protection of wheat from stored grain insects. The Daily Nawai-i- Waqt, April 15, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Biological partnership between insects and flowers. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, April 27, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Insectivorous plants. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, May 27, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Silk: a historical industry. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, June 6, 2000.

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Aslam, M., S. Rana and Q. Yousafi. Insect pests of stored wheat and their control. Zaraat Nama, June 15, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Postal stamps and insects. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, June 20, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Termite and its control. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, July 5, 2000.

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Aslam, M. History of plant protection. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, July 12, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Sex pheromone traps and plant protection. The Daily Nawa-eWaqt, July 19, 2000.

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Aslam, M. The story of plant protection through postal stamps. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, August 9, 2000.

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Aslam, M., Q. Yousafi and S. Rana. Insect pests of cauliflower and their control. Zaraat Nama, October 1, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Defense mechanism of insects. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, October 2, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Cockroaches and their control. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, October 11, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Household ants. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, November 20, 2000.

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Aslam, M. Insects provide entertainment for us. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt.

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Aslam, M. Harmful effects of weeds and their control. The Daily NawaWaqt, January 15, 2001.

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Aslam, M. Insect pests of roses. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, February 4, 2001. Aslam, M. Insect pests of gladiolus. The Daily Khabrain, March 10, 2001. Aslam, M. Competition of weeds with crops. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, July 29, 2001.

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Aslam, M. Whitefly of cotton. The Daily Nawa-e-Waqt, August 22, 2001.

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Aslam, M. Cultivation of canola. The daily ‘Jang”, January 28, 2003.

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Aslam, M. Insect pests of canola and their control. The daily ‘Jang”, March .10, 2003.

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Aslam, M. House hold ants. The daily ‘Jang”, May 8, 2003.

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Aslam, M., A. Shahzad and M. Iqbal. 2004. Honeybee protection from Pesticides. The Pakistan Cotton Grower. 8 (2): 9-12.

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Aslam, M. and M. Razaq. Control of aphid on canola. Zaraat Nama, Nov. 1

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Associate Professor M.A. (English Literature) - Otago DipBusAdmin MBS (Management) - Massey PhD - Auckland Current Teaching Area I teach a paper on professional and e-business writing; and postgraduate papers based on critical readings of management theory. Current Research Projects My research interests revolve around critical reading and the analysis of management and organization texts. I draw on literary theory to support narratological and rhetorical approaches to these critical management studies. Research and Indicative Publications Teo-Dixon, G. & Monin, N. (March, 2007). Guru of gurus: Peter Drucker, logology and the ultimate leader. Editors’ Choice, Journal of Management Inquiry, 16, 1, 6-17. Monin, N. & Sayers, J. (2006). Art rules? Brokering the aesthetics of city places and spaces. Consumption, Markets and Culture, 9, 2, 119-127. Monin, N., & Monin, D.J. (2005). Does genre matter? Management theory as a fairy tale. Organization, 12, 4, 511-528 Monin, N. (2004). Management theory: A critical and reflexive reading. London & New York: Routledge. Chiu, P. & Monin, N. (2004). Corporate social responsibility: The silent owners’ perspective. In D. Crowther and K.T. Caliyurt (Eds.) Stakeholders and social responsibility (184-197). Penang, Malaysia: Ansted University Press. Monin, N., Barry, D., & Monin, D.J. (March, 2003). Toggling with Taylor: A different approach to reading a management theory text. Journal of Management Studies, 40, 2, 377-401. Monin, N. & Monin, D.J. (2003). Re-navigating management theory: Steering by the star of Mary Follett. In Barbara Czarniawska, and P. Gagliardi (Eds.) Narratives we organize by (pp. 57-74). Amsterdam: John Benjamins. Monin, D.J. & Monin N (2001) The rape of the machine metaphor. In W. Smith, M. Higgins, M. Parker & G. Light foot (Eds.) Science Fiction and Organization (pp.61-72) London: Routledge. Walker, R. & Monin, N. (2001). The purpose of the picnic: Using Burke's dramatistic pentad to analyse a company event. Journal of Organizational Change Management 14, 3, 266-279. Monin, N., Monin, D.J. & Walker, R. (Eds.). (1999). Narratives of Business & Society in New Zealand: Differing Voices. Auckland: Pearson Education.

282 Monin, N. & Monin D. J. (1997). Rhetoric and action: When a literary drama tells the organisation's story - . Journal of Organizational Change Management, 10, 1, 47-60. Research Methodological Expertise Text Analysis Narratology Contact Details E-mail: [email protected] Office: QB 3.15 Phone: 414 0800 extn. 9574

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Mette Morsing Professor Ph.D. Department of Intercultural Communication and Management Porcelænshaven 18B, ground floor DK-2000 Frederiksberg Tel.: +45 3815 3205 Fax:+45 3815 3840 E-mail: [email protected] • CV • http://frontpage.cbs.dk/ex-perts/index.asp?func=6.html&id=149 • http://research.cbs.dk/research/(2721)|publications?AnonymousLogin Filter_language=sec Link to this homepage:http://uk.cbs.dk/forskning_viden/institutter_centre/institutter/ikl/ menu/medarbejdere/ikl_staff_mappe/videnskabelige_medarbejdere/videnska belige_medarbejdere/professorer/mm Affiliated with CBS Center for Corporate Social Responsibility (CBSCSR) and Center for Corporate Governance Over the last fifteen years ethics, identity and corporate communication have been my main research areas. During the last five years these areas have especially been related to corporate social responsibility (CSR). My research primarily emphasises empirical studies and has implied close collaboration with Danish and international companies. Lately, I have mainly been engaged in the strategic communication of CSR. A great number of companies already understand CSR as an integrated part of their corporate communication and have started to communicate their CSR actions. This is not always straightforward. I use theories on corporate communication, strategy, marketing and organisation to examine how companies strive to appear as social responsible. • Corporate Social Responsibility • Values-based Leadership • Business Ethics • Organisationtheory • Corporate Communication • Intercultural Communication Administrative funsnctio Director of CBS Center for Corporate Social Responsibility (CBSCSR)

284 Selected publications Morsing, Mette; Atle Midttun & Kerstin Sahlin-Andersson (fortcoming 2005): “Corporate Social Responsibility in Scandinavia”, to appear in: Steve May, George Cheney & Juliet Roper (eds.) "The Debate over Corporate Social Responsibility", Oxford University Press. Morsing, Mette (2004): "CSR Communication as a Strategy for Stakeholder Identification", is working paper. Morsing, Mette (in print, 2004): "Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility as a Means of Constructing Employee Commitment", to appear in "SRW Social Responsibility World of RecordPedia 2004", published by Ansted University Asia Regional Service Center, Malaysia. Morsing, Mette (in print, 2004): "Inclusive Labour Market Strategies. Denmark", in: A. Habisch & J. Jonker (eds.), Corporate Social Responsibility Across Europe Discovering National Perspectives of Corporate Citizenship. Morsing, Mette & Steen Vallentin (2004): "More than words … A case study of CSR in progress", paper presented at the Transatlantic Conference on Business Ethics, Esade, Barcelona, October 1-3, 2004 Morsing, Mette & Christina Thyssen (eds.) (2003): “Corporate values and responsibility – the case of Denmark”, Samfundslitteratur, Copenhagen. Morsing, Mette, Majken Schultz & Kasper Ulf Nielsen (2003): “The Catch 22 of Integrating CSR and Strategic Marketing – Conspicuously Communicating CSR”, Paper presented at the international conference on "Integrating Social Initiatives and Marketing Strategy", Boston University's School of Management, September 17-19, 2003. Mette Morsing & Peter Pruzan (2002): ”Values in Leadership – Perspectives, Practices and Perplexities” in Laszlo Zsolnai (ed.): Ethics in the Economy.

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Muhammad Shanazar Early age/Schooling: I was born into a poverty stricken family in a village, Sahib, Sub Division Gujarkhan District Rawalpindi, on November 25, 1960. I was brought up in a pastoral atmosphere very close to nature; I collected fodder and fire wood, grazed cattle, ploughed the fields and while cutting grass and splitting wood many times got myself injured. I can clearly recall the days of my infancy, finding around the dunghills, the cattle and ricks of fodder, I formed the opinion that it is the whole world where I came to live in. But I hated dirt; when I was four or five years old, some times, I slipped stealthily out of the home and used to sweep streets of the whole village and in response I was taunted for the crime of cleaning the world. We lived in a house made of stone and mud, but well maintained by my mother. My parents were going through very hard times when I was first sent to the local school bare foot with a wooden slate in my hands and a heavy satchel on my back. I remember my younger brother and I were given a pair of slippers that we used to wear alternately on going and coming back from school on hot afternoons. Injustice and violence, even to the animals and plants, always perturbed me. The first composition was an illegible letter which I wrote at the age of six to my father who was labouring at Askardu beside the border of China. The letter was about the two murders in the vicinity but neither was I provided with an envelope to post it nor was told the address of my father therefore it remained unposted. I always remained at the back of the overcrowded classes to avoid the coercion exercised by the teachers upon the children. However, I enjoyed myself during this visionary period playing in the yards surrounded by the low walls with the vivacious friends whom the callous tides of the time had separated from me. My father served in the Pakistan Army. He often told us that he was recruited by the colonial rulers when he was only 10 years old. On the day he was recruited, he wore only a shirt given by someone from the neighborhood considering him an orphan child. The vicinity I was born cared least for human life; weeping and wailing of the women during my early childhood upon the frequent murders stunned me into a state of frenzy. The village we lived in, we were the two families of Nagyal and others forty five; they kept us engaged in litigation turn by turn to spoil our financial sources, they might take rest but we remained constantly engaged. We never shed tears over the loss but prepared ourselves for the fresh approaching calamities. Even now when I am forty six years old our family is still under the grip of litigation, my

286 parents could not find justice during their lives anywhere; let us expect to find it at the age of seventy or eighty. Still mostly our agricultural land is occupied by other families that needs blood to get it released. Higher Education: Constant work changed financial conditions and my parents took more and more interest in my education. I passed my SSC Examination from Government High School Mandra, and Intermediate from Government Hashmat Ali Islamia College, in Rawalpindi, graduation from Gord on College, in Rawalpindi, and M.A in English literature, from the University of Punjab. After education: Post graduation I served three years as constable in the Police Department. I found it uncongenial to my temperament and decided that I had to leave it behind me. Luckily, I came upon an opportunity from the Department of Education (Technical Wing) to render my services as a lecturer in English language and literature. After holding this position for seventeen years, I have recently been promoted to Assistant Professor, now serving in Government Institute of Commerce at Kahuta. Shocks: I was severely shocked on the deaths of my parents. My mother died in a road accident, my father and uncle killed one another for a piece of land; differences among the brothers were created by the diabolic characters of the society, I heard their laughter of triumph on their deaths, here is the great deed of the society: Alas! He lies here who did me feed, Lo! For the truth how does he bleed, What! A mighty pang he underwent, No one could help at the hour of need. Millions of Rupees I earned and millions I spent but can not forget five hundred Rupees which were charged by a corrupt Head Constable standing beside the mutilated dead body of my father on 30 th June, 1990 in Tehsil Headquarters Hospital Gujarkhan. The Head Constable was one of my colleagues and was deputed to arrange postmortem, it was the whole amount I had with me; later on I had to borrow the money to bring back home the dead body of my father. Poetic Career: Since my childhood, poetry has been touching my heart. I felt soothed listening to songs when they were broadcast. I started seriously writing poetry with specific philosophy behind it in 1998. I chose English for expressing the voice of conscience. I am an optimist regarding the results and objectives to be obtained through poetic endeavor. The prime objective I am working for is to make humanity aware that "A single drop of human blood possesses more worth than all treasures the Earth contains". I firmly hope that all other members of the caravan of poetry will join the mission through the forum of Voices Network; let

287 us make the world perfumed and fragrant by bringing changes into the minds, let us pick thorns, make the paths clean whereupon our children and grandchildren will walk, only a poet possesses the eyes and sees them laming with bleeding feet, if thorns are not removed. it was my good luck that in December 2002, I found VoicesNet I through Internet and I was awarded the International Special Distinction of “Poet in Residence” and Voices Network placed me among the great poets of the world; all this seems to me incredible. I reached here creeping through the crisis, as I experienced, “Poetry is an expression of heart piercing thoughts combined with the emotions flowing from the Greater Mind to the Receptive Mind when both function at a certain indescribable fleeting frequency. The Receptive Mind works wonders performing the task of centuries during these ephemeral moments revealing the curtained truths of the time and place in which Man exists.” I exhort the intellectual leaders to work on uni-direction; there is no time to concentrate on the romantic, amorous feelings or existence of love when human life is under the shadow of missiles and nuclear and chemical flying weapons. Literature to create awareness among individuals, as well as nations, to protect the world, its resources, its beauties and spheres for the coming generations is the noblest deed ever demanded. There is no greater responsibility for the men of literature than to work for the collective cause irrespective of caste, creed or color. I am of the firm belief that behind all major changes and revolutions there have been the functioning of the greater minds; if it is so, let us then use the force of our powerful pens to make the world understand that, "Giving to the posterity of the good men is much better than hoarding gold and wealth, the cause of disruption." So far I have written more than two hundred poems of a high intellectual level. A few among them are on mind baffling realities, regarding Man's links to the extraterrestrial world, the secret working hands, the workings of the human soul, and the perception of the human mind. My poems contain enough material for the psychological study of human existence. I concentrate only on the quality of my work and I am hopeful for a bright future. The Government of Pakistan's Ministry of Education recently awarded me for promoting children's literature in Pakistan. I am the author of three books: ‘i- Gems, ii-The Cold Stars iii- The Dance of Darkness’. The other two books ‘Voyages and Visions' and 'A Tuft of Poems’, are also coming soon.

288 I have been working with Voices Network since 2002; I conducted several poetry reading sessions in the capacity of International Poetry Ambassador. On 25 th April, 2004, I have been bestowed the biggest award by the Voices Network ‘The Poet in Residence’ at www.voicesnet.com; I am highly grateful of this recognition to Jeff Humphrey, Executive Director, Melyssa Sprot and other American Intellectuals who have bestowed upon me such honors. I am highly impressed by their fair play and justice, I am totally convinced, after all, that Americans follow some scruples; that is why they are the leading nation. After recognition, I and promote Voices Network's mission to bring about educational revolution in the world through poetry. have decided, to render my whole existence to enhance

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Mabrouk Mansouri Assistant Professor University of Sousse, Tunisia Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences Department of Arabic Religious Studies and Comparative Religion

Home Address: No 3, Rue 62073 Ibn Khaldoun 2062, Tunis, Tunisia. Work Address: Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, P. Box 547, Sousse 4000 Tunisia Email: [email protected] Phone: (00216) 23 509 990 Website www.mabroukmansouri.co.nr Specialization: Middle Eastern and North African Studies, Comparative Religion. Academic Interests: Islamic Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, North Africa Studies, Comparative Religion. EDUCATION Ph D. Arabic and Islamic Studies, 2004. M A, Arabic and Islamic Studies, 1999. BA, Arabic Language, Literature and Civilization, 1996 . H.D, of English, 2002. BA of English Language, Literature and Civilization, 2008. CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION The Wissenscaftskolleg zu Berlin, Germany, Course: Hermeneutics of Border; Canon and Community in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Course directors: Profs Daniel Boyarin, Berkeley University; Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd, Leiden University, 2003. Central European University, Budapest, Hungary. Course: Jews and Muslims in the Middle Ages. Course Director Prof Mark Cohen, Princeton University, 2004.

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University of California Santa Barbara, USA, Course: Study of the United States Institute on Religious Pluralism. Course Director Prof Wade Clark Roof, University of California Santa Barbara, 2005. KNOWLEDGE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES: English, Higher Diploma & B. A, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis, Tunisia French; Second language of Tunisia with 11 years of education. Spanish, Nival Elemental, Instituto Cervantes, Tunis, Tunisia. German, 1 Intensivkurse, Goethe Institute, Tunis. Hebrew, 1 year, Bourguiba School of Languages. FELLOWSHIPS/ AWARDS Foundation of the King Abdulaziz Aal Saud for Islamic studies and Human Sciences, Morocco, Casa Blanca, 2002, as a member of the research group “Islam and Modernity in a Maghribi context”. The University of Arizona, Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the American Institute for Maghrib Studies, CEMAT/TALM Fellowships for Maghribi Scholars, 2004. A post-doc research project "Imazighen Islam and “Mimetic Religions” in the Maghrib: Local Prophets and Mahdists in the middle ages, a Post-Doc research project. Japan Foundation Japanese Studies Fellowship Program, Visiting Professor to the University of Tsukuba, Tokyo, Japan, 2008. Project "A comparative Study of Islam and Shinto". ACADEMIC MEMBERSHIP American Center for Maghreb Studies (CEMAT), present.

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The American Academy of Religion(AAR), Atlanta, USA, 2005- present. The American Institute for Maghreb Studies (AIMS), USA, 2006- present. ACADEMIC AFFILIATIONS Foundation of King Abdul Aziz for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences, Morocco, 2002- 2003. The Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2003. Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, 2004. Tangier American Legation Museum, Tangier Morocco, 2004. American Institute for Maghreb Studies, Arizona, USA, 2004. University of California Santa Barbara, USA, 2005.

University of Tsukuba, Tokyo, Japan, 2008. TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND DUTIES Assistant Professor, Department of Arabic, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of Sousse, Tunisia 2005- present. Courses on Comparative Religion for graduate and post-graduate students. Courses on Arab Islamic Culture for graduate students including grammar, Islamic rhetoric, theology, Islamic jurisprudence and history of Islam. Assistant (1st academic rank in Tunisia), Department of Arabic, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of Sousse, Tunisia, 2000- 2005. Courses on Arabic Language, Literature and Civilization for graduate students including grammar, linguistics, rhetoric, history of literature and Islamic studies.

292 Instructor of Arabic language for undergraduates at secondary school level, 19982000. Practical courses on Arabic grammar and Literature.

ACADEMIC PARTICIPATIONS (in Arabic and English) The Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of Sousse, Tunisia, 2001, "From Religious Interpretation to Philosophical Hermeneutics: Al Ghazali and Ibn Rushd", in "Interpretation in Arab Islamic Civilization. (in Arabic). The Foundation of the King Abdulaziz Aal Saud for Islamic studies and Human Sciences, Morocco, Casa Blanca, 2002- 2003, "Comparative Religion in Modern Arabic Educational Systems” as a sub-theme of "Islam and Modernity". (in Arabic) The Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Germany, 2003, “Hermeneutic and Modernity in Islamic Thought: the Global, the local and the Marginal” in "Hermeneutics of Border: Canon and Community in Judaism, Christianity and Islam" as a theme of "Jewish and Islamic Hermeneutics as a Cultural Critique", directed by Prof. Dr. Daniel Boyarin, (University of California at Berkeley), Dr. Brigit Krawietz, (Orientalishes Seminar, der Universität Tübingen) and Prof. Dr. Galit Hasan Rokem, (Hebrew University). (in English) Tanjier American Legation Museum, Morocco, 2004, “Self-image created by others: Imazighen Jews in Ibadhi contexts in the middle ages”, in The American Institute for Maghrib Studies annual Conference "Rethinking Jewish Culture and Society in North Africa”. (in English) The Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of Sousse, Tunisia, 2006, "Arabic Rationalism Past and Present", in "Issues of Arab Islamic Sciences` Interaction". (in Arabic) The University of Sousse, Tunisia and Nanzan Institute, Tokyo, Japan, 2007, "The Study of Religion in the Arab World: Comparative Religion and Modernization Tendencies", in 'The Challenge of Religious Pluralism and Dialogue; the West, the Middle East and Japan". (in English) The University of Sousse, Tunisia and The Japan Foundation for the Promotion of Science, 2007, "Religion and Identity in Tunisia and Japan; A comparative study with special focus on Islam and Shinto" in "Tunisia- Japan Symposium on Society, Sciences and Technology. (in English)

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The University of Tsukuba, Tokyo, Japan, 2008, Visiting Professor. Courses on Arabic and Islamic Studies. (in English).

294 MD. HAKIKUR RAHMAN CURRENT POSITION : CHAIRMAN SCHOOLNET FOUNDATION BANGLADESH JUST RECENT POSITION: NATIONAL PROJECT COORDINATOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NETWORKING PROGRAMME OF BANGLADESH (A project funded by the UNDP). DIRECTOR COMPUTER DIVISION BANGLADESH OPEN UNIVERSITY (A project funded by the ADB). S.S.C., 1972, Nawabpur Govt. High School, Dhaka, First Division H.S.C., 1975, Notre Dame College, Dhaka, First Division BSc.Engg. (Electrical & Electronics), 1981, Bangladesh Univ. of Engg. & Technology, Dhaka, First Class M.E. (Specialization in Computer), 1986, American University of Beirut, Beirut. Ph.D. (Computer Engg.), 2001, Ansted University, UK BSc. Engg. on "Design and Implementation of Walkie-Talkie Set (Transciever) under guidance of Prof. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman Khan (Former Head of Computer Engg. & Science Dept. BUET). M.E. on "Design and Implementation of a Token Ring Local Area Network Interface" under guidance of Prof. Dr. Nassir H. Sabah (Dean of Engg., AUB). Ph.D. on "Large-Scale Information Dissemination in Congested Bandwidth over Dynamically Distributed Wide Area Networks exposed to Web Database Systems" under guidance of Prof. Dr. Larry V. Wilson (Dean, Dept. of Computer Engg., AU). Position: Chairman SchoolNet Foundation Bangladesh (A non-profit organization working in the field of ICT, HRD, education, health, environment, disaster management and Position: National Project Coordinator SDNP Bangladesh (UNDP). TOR of SDNP Coordinator (Quoted from UNDP Mission Report: SDNP Bangladesh, July 1-9, 1999 by Radhika Lal, UNDP Headquarters.): Under the supervision of the Project Director and in consultation with the Steering Committee and UNDP, with the assistance of SDNP_NY, the SDNP Coordinator is responsible for all aspects of implementing and managing the SDNP project. The SDNP Coordinator is expected to have very good understanding of the issues related to and main players involved in promoting sustainable development in Bangladesh and otherwise, a demonstrated understanding of the use of information technology for computer mediated communications,

295 • Demonstrated and strong managerial skills, have good writing skills, and have good interpersonal and communication skills along with initiative and drive; • The SDNP Coordinator will be responsible for helping to develop, adapt and implement the program of work and a detailed budget based on the approved project document. Would be responsible for managing the ongoing tasks of research and analysis, for making recommendations regarding priorities and the expenditure of funds, and for doing this in consultation with members of the SDNP Steering Committee and other mentioned above; • The Coordinator is also be responsible for developing marketing and business plan and/or other plans for the ongoing operation of the SDNP with the objective of placing the operation of a self-sustaining basis; • The SDNP Coordinator has to be an entrepreneur for the SDNP; • The SDNP Coordinator has to work closely with the SDNP Steering Committee, the UNDP Resident Representative and his/her staff and consult with the Technical Advisor SDNP in New York; In consultation with other SDNP staff, the SDNP Steering Committee and partners in SEMP programme, as appropriate, the SDNP Coordinator is to: • Help develop the main programme areas for the SDNP to focus on. This is to include identifying local and other sources of information and expertise on issues related to sustainable development in Bangladesh, and developing a variety of information products and services to disseminate and communicate this information; A key component of this would be marketing information products and services which do not impinge on its mission to provide access to important Sustainable development information. The SDNP Coordinator, with the help of the Steering Committee, will develop and implement a marketing plan and eventually, the business plan for the SDNP.) Position: Director Computer Division Bangladesh Open University Gazipur 1704, Bangladesh. Work Description: * Manage the Computer Division with existing fiber optics based WAN under Lunix (e-mail system server), NT (asynchronous communication server) and Novell (mirrored database server) with nearly 200 PC and more than 300 users. Responsibilities: * Provide proper supervision in the maintenance & necessary technical upGradation of Computerized network providing point-to-point communication inside BOU Campus.

296 * Offer technical guidance/assistance to the implementing vendor and team of Computer Division for procurement/installation/maintenance of the fiber optics based Local Area Network/Wide Area Network for proper implementation & operation. * Offer necessary logistics & technical support to Computer Division and Software development team for proper implementation of ORACLE based Computerized Student Information Management System (SIMS) and maintain liaison with all Directorates, Schools and Divisions for proper analysis, development, up-gradation, testing & debugging, pre-inspection & final inspection including operation of the entire software under LAN/WAN communicating to all RRCs through network. * Provide guidance in the maintenance & up-gradation of e-mail network and NT based servers communicating inside & outside BOU main Campus. * Maintain liaison with the Vice-Chancellor, Pro-vice Chancellor, Treasure, Deans, Registrar and other Divisions for necessary decision making processes, procurement phases & implementation phases. * Guide in maintaining internal inventory, receive-issue processing of PC & peripherals. * Guide the maintenance team of hardware & software from Computer Division in smooth operation of existing PCs, Printers, UPS, AVR, entire network including all sorts of periphearal. * Offer technical guidance/assistance to other Computer related activities inside BOU Campus to achieve a successfully operated Computerized Management Systems. * Propose/guide/assist in development of any advanced Technology based system for the improvement of BOU, computerized activities. * Perform any other additional activities as per directive of BOU authority. Position: Computer/IT/MIS Expert Fisheries Survey, Monitoring and Evaluation Progam Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge Authority Environmental Unit Work Description: * Coordinate all MIS activities related to fisheries and environmental concern * Main goal of the project is to counteract environmental effects caused by the impact of Jamuna bridge construction and project components include, - establishment of baseline fisheries data; - preparation of survey and monitoring manual; - enumeration of socio-economics of affected fisher-folks;

297 - survey of open and closed water bodies; - limnological and hydrological studies; - proposal for aqua-culture development; - alternative employment generation; and monitor - aquatic habitat in closed and open water; - changes in ecology, limnology and hydrology; - progress in aqua-culture development; - employment generation activities; mitigation benefits and - socio-economics of Project Affected Persons (PAPs). Responsibilities: * Prepare computerized list of villages of all affected thanas in Tangail, Sirajgonj and Manikganj Districts * Collect all maps related to the study from LGED, SPARSO, DLR, etc. and locate the project affected components * Identify affected villages, plan, organize and co-ordinate the survey groups for survey program * Supervise gathering of field data as per requirement of all Experts, viz., PondFish Culture Expert, Socio-economist, Hydrologist, Limnologist and Monitoring & Evaluation Expert and analyse them after data processing * Designing of all questionnaire and data collection proforma as per need of the project for evaluation and analysis Position: Chief Instructor-cum-Director, Principal Institute of Computer, Management & Science (ICMS Computer College) (Approved by the GOB & Bangladesh Technical Education Board) Responsibilities: * Preparation of all course materials and manuals * Preparation of syllabus * Conduct specialized courses, specially from personnel of different govt. and non-govt. organizations * Conduct LAN (Local Area Network), Hardware Troubleshooting, Professional Programmers courses * Maintain liaise with GOB and TEB for student's registration, affiliation fee, syllabus and other affairs * Overall management of the institute * Preparation of Information Sheet, Input Sheet and Output Formats

298 * Development of a MIS on open and closed water bodies and enumeration of socio-economics of affected PAPs within the impact area using FOXPRO Computer Package * Coding of field data from Input Sheet / Information Sheet / Questionnaire and entering them in specific databases with assistance of Data Entry Operator and train them for proper handling of those databases * Preparation of Reports and Report Formats * Assist other Experts in data analysis technique to obtain optimum output * Maintain computer related equipments and manpower properly for smooth operation of the project. * Maintain liase with World Bank, other NGOs and other Govt. agencies Position: Production Manager Limo Electronics Limited and Service Manager Toshiba Service Centre, Tejgaon, Dhaka, Bangladesh. (A Company manufacturing B/W TV, CTV, Two-in-One, and Toshiba Dealer in Bangladesh) Responsibilities: * Maintain production control in association with production floor, marketing department and sales department * Labor management of nearly 100 engineers, supervisors, assemblers, etc. at the production floor * Modify circuits, modules in need for production facilities of television and twoin-one * Assist the management in L/C management * Report weekly and monthly production data in CKD, SKD and assembled form * Liase with banks due to lien formalities * Supervise Service Centre as per direction of Toshiba, Japan. Position: Production Manager Micro Electronics Limited, Dhaka (A Company manufacturing Consumer electronics) Responsibilities: * Making weekly and daily production program and to execute them * Improve the design and quality of the production under the guidance of the Technical Director * Develop Quality Control to achieve Zero defect under the guidance of the MD and the TD * Prepare Instruction Manual * Analyze the defects reported from the market and take preventive and corrective measures by modification of design and improving the manufacturing process * Maintain Inventory in Store and production department * Other incidental works required by the production control

299 Position: Research Fellow Computer Science & Engg. Dept. BUET, Dhaka Responsibilities: Design and implement a Project Proposal on Introduction of Local Area Network in BUET Campus using existing PABX and telephone network under the guidance of formar Head of Dept. Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman and former VC, Dr. Abdul Matin Patwary. * Thesis guide to MS Students and prepare guideline for Library maintenance for the dept. Position: Assistant Engineer Airport Development Agency (Civil Aviation Authority) Responsibilities: * Maintenance of emergency power plant, airport air-conditioning system, runway lighting control * Installation of radar station and VIP terminal * Maintenance of Indoor-outdoor Neon sign display Position: Instrument Engineer Schlumberger S/A (USA origin firm working with Petrobangla) Responsibilities: • * Instrumentation in drilling rigs in Kampta, Tongi; Biani Bazar, Sylhet and Bakhrabad, Comilla

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MD. A. M. M. TAUFIQUL ANWAR Professor, Department of Civil Engineering Director, Directorate of Planning & Development Department of Civil Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh. Telephone: 9665630 (O) PABX-866833-8, 864640-4, 9665650-80 Ext.- 7350/ 7293(O) and 7193(R) Fax: 880-2-8613026, 880-2-8613046 E-mail Address: [email protected] M. Engg, Transportation Systems Planning, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand, 1978. Ph.D., Traffic Engineering (Road Safety), Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1988. Post-Doctoral Research: Traffic Safety, Transportation Research Group, University of Southampton, UK, 1996-1997. Fellow: EDI, World Bank (USA) Fellow: Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh Member: Road Engineering Association of Asia and Australasia (REAAA) Malaysia. Associate Member: Computer Society, Bangladesh. Associate Member: Chartered Institute of Transport, Australia. COUNTRIES VISITED Bangladesh, Australia, Thailand, UK and UAE UK, Australia, Japan, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Tunisia, Jordan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, India, South Africa, and the UAE. ADVANCED COURSES STUDIES (Relating to Transportation /Traffic): Highway Planning and Economics; Traffic Engineering; Traffic Flow Theory; Operations Research; Computer Technology; Transportation Engineering; Transport Network Models; Transport Choice Models; Transport Engineering Economics; Transport Evaluation; Transport Survey Methods; Transport Regional Structures; Transport Investment and Pricing; Transport Economic Theory Analysis; Economics of Roads and Road Transport; Geometric Design of Highways. Academic 1979 to date Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Dhaka. Professor (1995 to date)

301 Teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Civil Engineering specializing in Transportation and Traffic engineering and Project Management; Supervising research Projects in various fields of Transport and Traffic Engineering (details below). Associate Professor (1989 to 1995) Teaching courses and guiding research in undergraduate and postgraduate classes. Research areas are Mass Transport System, Traffic Signals, Road Safety, Pedestrian Facilities and Traffic Management, Non-motorised Transport. Assistant Professor (1979-89) Teaching undergraduate and Postgraduate classes on Traffic Safety, Accident Investigation, Transport Planning/Land use, Transport Economics, Traffic Engineering and Design, Transport Survey Methods and guiding related resea Supervised about Ten Post-graduate theses leading to the degrees of M.Sc. Engg/ M. Engg/ Diplomas and many Under graduate thesis/project works. Research/Consultancy 2000 - to date Traffic congestion remedial project sponsored by the Ministry Science and Information and Communication Technology. Project Director Administrative 2000 - to date University of Alberta–BUET Institutional Linkage Project (CIDA supported Technical Assistance Project). Project Manager Responsible for managing the overall project activities. CONFERENCE ATTENDED Eleventh Australian Road Research Board Conference, held at the University of Melbourne, Australia, August 1982. NAME OF REFEREES: Professor Dr. Sohrabuddin Ahmad Department of Civil Engineering Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET) Dhaka, Bangladesh. Professor Dr. J. R. Choudhury Department of Civil Engineering Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET) Dhaka, Bangladesh. Professor M. McDonald Professor and Director, Transportation Research Group Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering University of Southampton, Southampton, U.K.

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RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS Published over hundred technical papers, in Transport and Traffic Safety areas in Bangladesh, India, Australia, Malaysia, France, U.S.A., U.K., Thailand, Brazil, New Zealand, Singapore, Morocco, Tunisia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, The Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Togo and South Africa. POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH SUPERVISED: Areas: Studies of Mass Transport System; Signalization; Accident Analysis, Road Safety; Pedestrian Facilities, Traffic Management; Street Network Optimization, Traffic Assignment , Non-motorised Transport (supervision completed; Three M.Sc.Engg., Three M.Engg and Two Post-graduate Diploma theses). Theses Supervised: "A study of mass transit in metropolitan Dhaka", - A thesis for the degree of M.Sc. Engg. (Mr. Ahsan), Dept. of Civil Engg., BUET, Dhaka (1990). PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT Examiner, Ph.D. Thesis, University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia, 1994. Reviewer of Technical Papers, Australian Road Research Board, Melbourne PROFESSIONAL COMMENDATIONS Received a special commendation as the 2nd best paper presented at the 6th Conference of Australian Institutes of Transport Research, Canberra, Australia, December 1984. VISITING PROFESSOR Guided Ph.D. student in Traffic Engineering/Traffic Safety in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. December 1990-January 1991 and 28 January-10 February 1994. DESIGN/ADVISORY ACTIVITIES DESIGN/ADVISORY ACTIVITIES Planning, design, construction, maintenance and supervision of office and residential buildings of Titas Gas Co. Ltd, Dhaka, (1975-1979). OTHER ACTIVITIES Invited Lectures: Presented a Resource Person lecture on the scale of road safety problem at the interactive discussion session on "Youth and community role in road safety" organized by the British Council, Dhaka, on 31 August 1999. Sponsored Research: Organized and completed two major research projects relating to urban and rural road accidents which have been of particular interest and value to the agencies responsible for traffic safety improvement. Indeed, these were the first systematic and scientific studies of accidents in Bangladesh. Submission to the Cabinet: Prepared a submission for the Cabinet meeting regarding matters relating to policies and strategies for the prevention of road accidents in Bangladesh.

303 Media Interview: Local Radio interview in Skaraborg (Sweden) on Application of Safe Community Strategies for Developing Countries. The Fourth Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities, 26 May 1994. Database Development and Management: Developed two gigantic Victorian (Australia) accident databases (for 1960 and 1981 accident data) each comprising in the order of 22,000 accident records of 120 characters long in the main frame computer, Melbourne, 1983-1987. PUBLICATIONS: Journals: HOQUE, M.M. (1980), "Systematic approach to reduce road accidents", Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh, Dhaka Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 33-38. International Conference Proceedings: HOQUE, MM. and ANDREASSEND, D.C.(1980), "Accidents on a section of Thailand's Superhighways", 10th Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) Conference Proc. 10(4), pp 108-118. National Conferences/Research Reports/Invited Papers: HOQUE, MM. (1979), "Accident Analysis for low-cost improvements on the Bangkok-Sarabury superhighway", M. Eng., Thesis, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok. TASK ASSIGNED IN VARIOUS PROJECT POSITIONS Work undertaken which best illustrates the capability to handle the task Economic Affairs Officer Project Name, Location (a), Year (b), Position Held (c), Duties (d), Rajdhani Unnayan Kartipakka (RAJUK), Ministry of Housing and Public Works a. Dhaka b. 2001-2002 c. Team Leader Study and design modifications of roadabouts at Sonargaon and Ramna Star Gate. Jamuna Multi-purpose Bridge Traffic Survey Project, JMBA, Ministry of Communications, Govt. of Bangladesh a. Dhaka b. 1998-2003 c. Team Leader Design and conduct of Long term Traffic Survey: Provide training on traffic survey methods, recruit survey enumerators and conduct of periodic traffic surveys covering 24- hourly classified traffic counts and prepare technical reports of policy implications.

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Mafiur Rahman Job Title: Professor, Department of Civil Engineering Organization: Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka, Bangladesh Major Field: Development of alternate technologies in arsenic affected areas, Developing appropriate arsenic removal technologies in the arsenic affected areas, Application of GIS for solid waste management, Urban stormwater management, Application of GIS for Improvement of Water supply technologies Education: Ph.D. (Civil Engineering) 1997 The University of Tokyo, Japan M.Sc. (Civil and Environmental Engineering) 1994 Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka B.Sc. (Civil Engineering) 1992 Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka Job history: Since 7th August 2007 Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, (BUET) Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh 13th June2001 ~ 6th August 2007 Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, (BUET) Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh 26th October 1997 ~ 12th June-2001 Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, (BUET) Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh 19th October 1992 ~ 25th October, 1997 Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, (BUET) Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh:

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MD. FAZLUL KARIM PATWARY HOME ADDRESS Village- Shubidpur P.O. Shubidpur P.S. Faridganj Dist. Chandpur, Bangladesh Date of birth: January 1, 1971 Sex: Male Nationality: Bangladeshi CONTACT INFORMATION Computer and Information Technology Institute Jahangirnagar University Savar, Dhaka-1342 Bangladesh Email: [email protected] ; [email protected] Tel: 88-02-7792166 (Res); 88-015-52339056 (cell) Fax: (+88) 02-7791052 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS • 7/1991-6/1992 Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka, Bangladesh (exam held in 1995) M. Sc. in Statistics (Thesis group) Result: First Class (seventh position) Thesis Title: Performance Analysis of Heapsort Algorithm Supervisor: Dr. Mohammed Kaykobad, Professor, Department of Computer Engineering and Science, BUET and Dr. M. Kabir, Professor, Department of Statistics, Jahangirnagar University. • 7/1988-6/1991 Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka, Bangladesh (exam held in 1992) B. Sc. (honors) in Statistics Result: First Class (fifth position) • 7/1985-6/1988 Government Science College, Dhaka, Bangladesh Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Result: First Division • 1/1980-6/1985 Bargaon High School, Chandpur, Bangladesh School Secondary Certificate (SSC) Result: First Division PROFESSIONAL, TRAINING AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (I) Teaching position at university: Assistant Professor (January, 2003- running)

306 Computer and Information Technology Institute, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh. Lecturer (November 1999 – January 2003) Computer and Information Technology Institute, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh. List of Courses conducted: 1. Descriptive Statistics 2. Statistical Inference 3. Analysis of Variance 4. Computer Fundamentals 5. Structured Programming C & C++ 6. Mathlab v7.0 7. Object Oriented Programming (Visual Basic) 8. Data Structure and Algorithm 9. Database Management System 10. Oracle RDBMS 11. Web Programming (HTML, PHP, MYSQL) (II) Research position at University: Technical Officer (December 1995 – November 1999) Department of Statistics, Jahangirnagar University at Dhaka, Bangladesh, (III) Experience as a Principal Investigator or co-investigator: • “Total Literacy Movembent in Lalmonirhat district”. A project of “Shapta (NGO) and Ministry of Education, Government of Bangladesh. • “Baseline Survey to Develop an Exhaustive Database of the Metal Engineering Enterprises in the Greater Bogra District to Evaluate Development of the recipients in Future”. A joint project Bogra Metal Engineering Entrepreneur Group (BMEEG) and Netherlan Government through their Embassy. • “Base line survey of VERC Rural Safe water Supply and Environmental Sanitation Project”- Phase I & II conducted by Village Education Research Center (VERC). • “Impact of Irrigation in Agricultural Development”. A project of Human Resource Development Centre, Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka and Morgan State University, USA. • “Information, Communication and Poverty Alleviation”- an impact of Grameen Phone given to the rural women. A project of University of Bonn, Germany. • “Jamuna Bridge Impact Study : Bemchmark Survey 1998”. A project of International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and Ministry of Planning, Government of Bangladesh.

307 • “Jamuna Bridge Impact Study: Bemchmark Survey 2002”. A project of International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and Ministry of Planning, Government of Bangladesh. • “Jamuna Bridge Impact Study: Bemchmark Survey 2004”. A project of International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and Ministry of Planning, Government of Bangladesh. • “Certificate Automation System for Jahangirnagar University” -preparing software for various kinds of certificate printing of Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka. • Conducted 2 research projects as a principal investigator funded by Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh (1999-2005) • Supervised more than 10 post-graduate diploma (PGD) students of Jahangirnagar University in the area of Software Engineering and Programming Algorithm (1999-2007). (IV) Training: 1. Successfully completed the course on “BASIC Language With Application” held from November 14, 1990 to December 25, 1990 organized by the Institute of Computer and Information Technology, Jahangirnagar University. 2. Successfully completed the course on “dBase III+” held from August 10, 1993 to October 10, 1993 organized by the Unix Computers Association Mirpur, Dhaka. 3. Successfully completed the course on “Data Analysis (Using SPSS/PC+)” held from February 03, 1994 to May 18, 1994 organized by the Institute of Computer and Information Technology, Jahangirnagar University. 4. Studied one half-unit course on “Computer Programming in FORTRAN” in honors course. 5. Successfully completed the course on “Geographical Information System (GIS)” held from July 01, 1997 to July 28, 1997 organized by the Department of Geography and Environment, Jahangirnagar University. 6. Successfully completed the course on “RDBMS Programming with ORACLE 8 & Developer” held from January 14, 2000 to May 26, 2000 organized by The Engineer's Institution of Bangladesh. 7. Successfully completed the course on “Understanding of System Administration, Networking and ISP Setup with LINUX” held from October 19, 2001 to January 04, 2001 organized by The Engineer's Institution of Bangladesh.

308 (V) Programming and Computer Skills: • Operatin System: Linux, Windows 9x • Network: LAN setup, Computer Assembling and trouble shooting • Programming skills: C, C++, C#, Fortran, Qbasic, Visual Basic and Pascal • Data Analysis: SPSS, Shazame, STATA, MINITAB and Mathlab • Web Design: HTML, Java script, PHP, MYSQL • Database Programming: Oracle and Developer, SQL Server, Visual Basic Database programming. PUBLICATIONS 1. Q. A. Samad, F. K. Patwary (2006) “Estimation of Technical Efficiency and Technical Change in the Stochastic Frontier Production Function Model - An Application to the Manufacturing Industries of Bangladesh" Journal of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences Vol. 30, No. 1,117-126, 2006. 2. M.Alamgir Kabir, M.M.H. Khan, M. Kabir, Mohd. Muzibur Rahman and Md. Fazlul Karim Patwary (2005) “Impact of Women's Status on Fertility and Contraceptive Use in Bangladesh: Evidence from Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 19992000" The Indian Journal of Family Welfare Vol. 51, No. 1, June 2005. 3. Abdul Bayes, Md. Fazlul Karim Patwary, KM Akkas Ali (2005) “Vegetables and Vulnerability: Institutions, Infrastructure and Innovations" The Jahangirnagar Economic Review Vol. 16, No. 1 June 2005. 4. Q. A. Samad, F. K. Patwary (2003) “Technical Efficiency in the Textile Industry of Bangladesh: an Application of Frontier Production Function” International Journal ofInformation and Management Sciences Vol 14 No. 1, March 2003, Taiwan, Republic of China. 5. Q. A. Samad, F. K. Patwary (2002). “Technical Efficiency and Technical Change in the Major manufacturing Industries of Bangladesh” The Bangladesh Studies Vol. XXVIII, March-June 2002 Nos. 1 & 2. 6. F. K. Patwary, Abdul Bayes, Ruhul Amin, Mafizuddin Ahmed (1999). “Does Irrigation Deliver Development? Answer From Rural Bangladesh” The Jahangirnagar Economic Review Vol. 10 No. 1 June 1999. 7. F. K. Patawary, M. S. Ahmed and M. U. Sarker (1998). On The Adequacy Of Different RatioAnd Regression Estimators For the Population Mean: A Simulation Study. J.Math. and Math.Sc. Vol. 11. FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITY/ SKILL English-good (both spoken and written), IELTS score 6.0

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Mohammad Umar Memon Address: Office: University of Wisconsin Department of Languages & Cultures of Asia Madison, WI 53706 1246 Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Dr. Home: 5417 Regent Street Madison, WI 53705 Telephone: Office: Phone :( 608) 262-3418 Home: Phone :( 608) 233-2942 E-mail: [email protected] FAX: 608/265-3538 E D U C A T I O N: Ph.D. (Islamic Studies—Arabic, Persian, Sociology, Islamic History) University of California, Los Angeles, 1971 A.M.(Near Eastern languages & literatures—Arabic, Persian), Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 1965 M.A.(Arabic language & literature, Karachi University, 1961 B.A. (with honors), Karachi University, Karachi, Pakistan, 1960 Languages: Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Persian, French EMPLOYMENT: 1984– Professor, Department of South Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison 1991–93 Chair, Department of South Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison 1976–84 Associate Professor, Department of South Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison 1974–75 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of South Asian Studies, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 1972–76 Assistant Professor (Urdu, Persian, Islam), Department of South Asian Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison 1970–72 Instructor, Assistant Professor, Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies (Arabic) and Department of Indian Studies (Persian), University of Wisconsin, Madison 1965–70 Teaching Assistant, Acting Instructor, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Literatures, University of California, Los Angeles 1962–64 Lecturer, Department of Arabic, Sind University, Hyderabad, Pakistan

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Mohammad Nejatullah Siddiqi Email: [email protected] Website : http://www.siddiqi.com/mns Al-Humaira, Muzammil Manzil, Dodhpur Road, Aligarh 202002 Tel : (91 571) 270 3561 1272 Gingerwood Drive, Milpitas, CA 95035 Tel : (408) 942-0300 (Home) Fax : (831) 604-9542 (Web) EDUCATION: • • •

M.A. (Economics). 1960. Aligarh Muslim University, India. Ph.D. 1966. Aligarh Muslim University, India. (Thesis Title: A Critical Examination of the Recent Theories of Profit) Shariah Studies at Rampur and Saraimer (Azamgarh), India 1950-54

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Awarded King Faisal International Prize for Islamic Studies, 1982. Shah Waliullah Award for 2001, Institute of Objective Studies, New Delhi, May 2003 American Finance House Award, 1993 Award for Life-long Contributions to Islamic Insurance and Banking, Takaful Forum, New York, 2000 Topped the list of successful candidates, at the B.A. and M.A. exams at A.M.U., Aligarh (1958 and 1960)

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Visting Scholar, Islamic Research and Training Institute, Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, November 2002 - April 2003 Fellow, Center for Near Eastern Studies, University of California, Los Angeles, Fall 2001. Professor of Economics, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. 1978 - 2000. Professor of Islamic Studies, Aligarh Muslim University, India. 1977 1983. Reader (Associate Professor) in Economics, Aligarh Muslim University, India. 1975 - 1976. Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Economics, Aligarh Muslim University, India. 1961 - 1974.

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Note: Taught courses on Price Theory, Distribution Theory, Money and Banking, Public Finance, Development Economics, History of Economic Thought, Mathematical Economics, Statistical Inference, etc. SUPERVISION OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS: Supervised several Ph.D. dissertations at Aligarh University, Ummul Qura University, (Makkah), Imam Saud University, (Riyadh) and Sokoto University, (Nigeria). EDITORIAL AND ADVISORY POSITIONS: President, International Association for Islamic Economics - 2001-2003. Member, Board of Trusties, AAOIFI (Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions, Bahrain) 1999 - 2001. Member, Editorial Board, Journal of King Abdulaziz University: Islamic Economics, Jeddah. 1983 - 2000. Member International Board, Review of Islamic Economics, International Association of Islamic Economics, Leicester, U.K. 1991 Member, Advisory Board, Islamic Economic Studies, Islamic Research and Training Institute, Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah. Member, Editorial Board, IQTISAD Journal of Islamic Economics, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, 1999 - . Member, Advisory Editorial Board, The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, AMSS & IIIT, U.S.A. 1985 - 1999. -

Member, Advisory Board of the Journal, Humonomics, Toronto, Canada. 1985 Member, Advisory Board, MASS, Journal of Islamic Sciences, Aligarh, India. 1985 - 1997.

312 Editor, Islamic Thought, Aligarh. 1954 - 1959. Acted as referee to several scholarly Journals including the Economic Journal (U.K.) Participated in drawing up syllabuses for Economics / Islamic economics at Aligarh Muslim University, King Abdulaziz University, International Islamic University, (Islamabad), International Islamic University, (Kuala Lumpur), Sokoto University, (Nigeria), Imam Saud University, (Riyadh) and Ummul Qura University, (Makkah). ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: Member Academic Committee, Centre for Research in Islamic Economics, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah. 1980 - 2000. Member Academic Council, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. 1977-78. Director, Institute of Islamic Studies, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. 1977-78. Chairman, Department of Islamic Studies, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. 1977-78. Warden, Aftab Hostel, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. 1961-63. PUBLICATIONS BOOKS: 16 books in English, 12 in Urdu, 7 in Arabic and several in Indonesian, Malaysian, Turkish, Persian and Hindi, translated from the original English work.

313 PAPERS: 59 papers published in academic journals and compilations SEMINARS, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS: Attended a large number of events to present a paper, give a keynote address, chair a session, and comment on a paper or as a member of the organizing committee. Some of these were held in the countries named below, in alphabetical order: Algeria, Bahrain, Canada, Cyprus, Egypt, England, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Kuwait, Malaysia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sudan, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, U.S.A. Riba, Bank Interest and the Rationale of its Prohibition, Forthcoming Dialogue in Islamic Economics, 2002, Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad & The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Islamic Public Economics, 2001 Idara-i-Adabiyat-I-Delli (Translated from Urdu by Afzal Peerzade) Delhi, India Idara-i-Adabiyat-I-Delli (Translated from Urdu by Afzal Peerzade) Delhi, India, 2001, Institute of Policy Studies, Islamabad & The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Teaching Economics in Islamic Perspective, 1996, Centre for Research in Islamic Economics, KAAU, Jeddah. Role of the State in the Economy, 1996 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Insurance in an Islamic Economy. 1985 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Partnership and Profit-Sharing in Islamic Law. 1985 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Banking Without Interest. 1983 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Issues in Islamic Banking. 1983 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Muslim Economic Thinking. 1981 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K.

314 Contemporary Literature on Islamic Economics1978 The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, U.K. Economic Enterprise in Islam. 1972 Markazi Maktaba Islami, Delhi, India, and Islamic Publications, Lahore, Pakistan. Some Aspects of the Islamic Economy. 1972 Markazi Maktaba Islami, Delhi, India, and Islamic Publications, Lahore, Pakistan. Muslim Personal Law Muslim Personal Law Markazi Maktaba Islami, Edited) Delhi, India 1972 Recent Theories of Profit, A Critical Examination. 1971 Asia Publishing House, Bombay, India Books In Urdu Deeni Madaris: Masail aur Taqaze (Religious Schools, Problems and Challenges) 2001 Markazi Maktaba Islami, Delhi. Papers Published in Journals or Presented at Conferences, etc. (Selected List) Tashaddud aur Musalman Forthcoming Zindagi Nau, Delhi, India Rationale of Islamic Banking in Indian Perspective in "Islamic Banking in India", edited by Javed Ahmad Khan2003 Institute of Objective Studies, New Delhi, India Jihad, Ijtihad aur Mujahida e Nafs, 2003 Zindagi Nau, Delhi, India Ekkisween Sadi men Islam, Musalman aur Tahreek e Islami Early Medieval Islamic Economic Thought: Abu Yusuf's (731-798) Economics of Public Finance. Mu'asir Islami Fikr: Chand Ghaur Talab Pahlu (Some aspects of contemporary Islamic thought that require rethinking, Urdu) 2001 Tarjumanul Quran, Lahore, October-November Mussalman aur Ma'ashi Awamil (Muslims and the Economic Factor, Urdu) 2001 Zindagi Nau, Delhi, May-June Three Lectures on Islamic Banking and Finance: Foundations, Recent History, Problems and Prospects. 2001 University of California, Los Angeles and Claremont Graduate University. Islamic Banking: Concept, Precepts and Prospects. 2000 Islamic Economic Review (Leicester), vol. 4 Islamic Economic Review (Leicester), vol. 4 Evolution of Islamic Banking and Insurance as Systems Rooted in Ethics, 2000 Takaful Forum, New York, 26 April, 2000 Role of Islamic Financial Institutions in Financing Economic Projects, 1999 King Abdulaziz University Seminar on Cooperation between Private Sector and Government. Published in the Proceedings.

315 Islamic Finance and Beyond: Premises and Promises of Islamic Economics, 1999 Harvard University Forum on Islamic Finance, 1st October. Published in the Proceedings. Islamic Banking: Concepts, Precepts and Prospects (Arabic), 1998 Journal of King Abdulaziz University: Vol. 10. Islamic Economics Future of the Islamic Movement, 1998 Encounters (Leicester) Vol. 4, No. 1, March Muslim Minorities in the 21st Century: A Case Study of Indian Muslims, 1997 Encounters (Leicester) Vol. 3, No. 2, September Islami Tarjeehat (Islamic Priotities, in Urdu) 1997 Zindagi Nau (Delhi), July Role of Fiscal Policy in Controlling Inflation in Islamic Framework Fiqh, 1996 Presented at Kuala Lumpur on 6-7 July at the Islamic Academy, Second Workshop on Inflation Rationale of Islamic Banking in India's Perspective1996 Institute of Objective Studies, Seminar New Delhi, July 26 Money, Banking & Islamic Cooperation and Institutions. 1996 Two Chapters Contributed to a Text Book, "International Financial Economics: Principles and Issues" to be Published by the International Islamic University, Malaysia. Islamic Economics and Finance 1995 Encyclopedia of Islamic Banking and Insurance, London, pp. 1-9. Towards Regeneration: Shifting Priorities in Islamic Movements1995 Encounters (Leicester) Vol. 1, No. 2, September Nature and Methodology of of Islamic Political Economy in a Globalised World Environment. 1994 Malaysia, Pulau Pinang Seminar on Islamic Political Economy Instruments of Monetary Policy and Central Bank Functioning in Islamic Economy (Arabic). Kuwait, Economic Sub-Committee of The Committee on Implementation of Shariah. Role of Central Banks with respect to Islamic Banks (Arabic). 1993 Kuwait, Seminar, Economic Sub-Committee of The Committee on Implementation of Shariah PhD Dissertations Supervised (Selected List) Name University Year Topic Aligarh Muslim Abdul Azeem Economic Concepts of University, Aligarh, 1984 Islahi Ibn Taymiyah India Mohammad Sokoto University, Price Control in Islamic 1990 Lawal Bashar Nigeria Economy. Commercial Banks Mohammad Imam Saud Islamic Without Riba: A Abdullah University, Riyadh, 1985 Theoretical and Applied Ibrahim Shabani Saudi Arabia Study.

316 Sulayman Ibrahim Thunayyan Al Ayashi Faddad

Imam Saud Islamic Insurance and the Shariah al University, Riyadh, 1991 Rulings Relating To It. Saudi Arabia The Meaning of Value Ummul Qura And Its Theory in Islamic University, Makkah, 1992 Economics: A Study in Saudi Arabia Comparison With Other Systems.

If You want to know lot more about His Eminency Dr. Alam's activities for World Peace & Human Rights, please go to www.google.com and search for biography, Millennium Prophecy, Authentic History of the World and Alam's Vision Of Bangladesh. His Eminency Dr. Shah Sufi Mohammed Nurul Alam - Citizen of Bangladesh Pioneer spokesman proclaimed Millennium Prophecy Heralds Golden Age during the Global Forum and World Summit (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in June 1992.

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Mehmet Ali Ulubasoglu Associate Professor of Economics School of Accounting, Economics and Finance Deakin University Melbourne, Australia Tel: (03) 9244 6592 Fax: (03) 9244 6283 Email: [email protected] January 2008 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2007 – Present: Associate Professor of Economics, Deakin University, Melbourne Australia. 2004 - 2007: Senior Lecturer in Economics, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. 2002 - 2004: Lecturer in Economics, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. 1999 - 2001: Preceptor, Department of Economics, Florida International University, Florida, USA 1997 - 1999: Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, Florida International University, Florida, USA EDUCATION 2001, Ph.D. Florida International University 1999, M.A. Florida International University 1997, B.Sc. Middle East Technical University RESEARCH INTERESTS International Trade, Economic Development, Political Economy Specializations: Political Economy of Trade Policy, Economic Growth, Income Inequality, Economic Geography, Political and Economic Freedom, Simultaneous Equations, Panel Data.

318 JOURNAL ARTICLES Democracy and Economic Growth: A Meta Analysis, (with C. Doucouliagos). American Journal of Political Science, forthcoming in January 2008. International Comparisons of Rural-Urban Educational Attainment: Data and Determinants (with B. Cardak), European Economic Review, October 2007, v. 51, n.7, pp. 1828-1857. Institutions and Policies for Growth and Poverty Reduction: The Role of Private Sector Development, (with D. Mitra and R. Hasan). Asian Development Review, 2007, v. 24, n.1, pp. 69-116. Economic Freedom and Economic Growth: Does Specification Make a Difference?, European Journal of Political Economy, March 2006, vol. 22, n.1, pp. 60-81, (with C. Doucouliagos). Can we Obtain Realistic Parameter Estimates for the ‘Protection for Sale’ Model?, Canadian Journal of Economics, February 2006, vol. 39, n. 1, pp. 187-210, (with D. Mitra and D. Thomakos). ‘Zipf’s Law Strikes Again: The Case of Tourism’, Journal of Economic Geography, August 2004, vol. 4, n.4. pp. 459-472, (with B. Hazari). 'Protection versus Promotion: An Empirical Investigation', Economics and Politics, July 2004, vol. 16, n.2, pp. 147-162, (with D. Mitra and D. Thomakos). 'Globalisation and Inequality', Australian Economic Review, March 2004, vol. 37, 116-22. "Protection for Sale' In A Developing Country: Democracy vs. Dictatorship,' August 2002, Review of Economics and Statistics, 84(3), pp. 497-508, (with D. Mitra and D. Thomakos) 'The Impact of Trade Liberalization on Import Demand', Journal of Economic and Social Research, 2002, vol. 4:1, pp. 1-26, (with D. Thomakos). 'Protection for Sale and Political Regimes: Empirical Evidence”, May 2001, International Advances in Economic Research, 7(2), p.270, (with D. Mitra and D. Thomakos) . PAPERS UNDER JOURNAL REVIEW 1. Intersectoral Size Differences and Migration: Kuznets Revisited’ (with N. Anbarci).

319 2. Leviathan Resists: The Endogenous Relationship between Privatisation and Firm Performance’ (with P. Arin). 3. Endogenous Liberalization and Within-Country Inequality, (with N. Anbarci). 4. Internationalization and Alliance Formation: Evidence from Turkish SMEs (with M. Akdis and S.Bayrak) 5. Discrimination, Performance and Career Progression in Australian Public Sector Labour Markets (with C. Doucouliagos and P.Hone). 6. “Romes without Empires”: Urban Concentration, Political Competition, and Economic Growth’ (with C. Karayalcin) WORK IN PROGRESS Institutions and Economic Growth: A Systems Approach, (with C. Doucouliagos). Institutions and Economic Growth: How the Middle East Differs from the Rest of the World, (with C. Doucouliagos) State-Owned Enterprises as a Redistributive Mechanism, (with C. Karayalcin). Economic Freedom, Political Rights, Civil Liberties and Efficiency, (with C. Doucouliagos). Rural Migrations, Productivity, and Inequality in Cities, (with Jean-Pierre Laffargue) Covariance Matrix Correction of a Two-Step Estimator in a Simultaneous ProbitOrdered Probit Model, (C. Doucouliagos). PROFESSIONAL REPORTS ‘An Analysis of Equity in Pay and in Career Progression in the Victorian Public Sector’ (with C. Doucouliagos, Phillip Hone, Mark Buchanek), written for Office of Public Employment, Victoria, Australia. Institutions and Policies for Poverty Reduction: The Role of Private Sector Development (with D. Mitra and R. Hasan), written for Asian Development Bank, Manila, the Philippines. Published as Asian Development Bank, Economic Research Department Working Paper # 082, July 2006.

320 CONSULTING International Consultant in Applied Econometrics for the project "Private Sector Development and Poverty Reduction", Asian Development Bank, Manila, The Philippines REFEREEING Canadian Journal of Economics, Contemporary Economic Policy, Economics and Politics, Journal of International Trade and Economic Development, Journal of Regional Science, Pacific Economic Review. RESEARCH GRANTS Industry: ‘An Analysis of Equity in Pay and in Career Progression in the Victorian Public Sector’, (with C. Doucouliagos, Phillip Hone, Mark Buchanek), July 2004, AU$15,000, Office of Public Employment, Victoria, Australia. Deakin: Outside Studies Program Grant, A$8,400, April 2006, Faculty of Business and Law, Deakin University. Research Semester Grant, April 2005, A$ 10,000, Faculty of Business and Law, Deakin University ‘Globalisation, Inequality and Growth’, September 2003, A$ 9,983, Faculty of Business and Law Research Grant, Deakin University. Corporate Governance and Corporate Performance: A Simultaneous Equations Analysis of Australia’s Top 100 Firms (with C. Doucouliagos and M. Hogue), August 2003, A$ 9,970, Faculty of Business and Law Research Grant, Deakin University. Other Sources: ‘Privatization and Economic Growth’, (with L. Rose, E. Feess, P. Arin and C. Schumacher), November 2003, NZ$ 15,000, Academy of Business Research Fund, Massey University, New Zealand.

321 ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Department of Economics, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey, May 2007. Department of Economics, Florida International University, USA, April 2007. First World Meeting of the Public Choice Society, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, March 2007. International Conference of Regional and Urban Modelling, ECOMOD, Brussels, Belgium, June 2006. International Conference on Business, Management and Economics, Cesme, Turkey, June 2006. Department of Economics, Monash University, March 2006 34th Australian Conference of Economists, Melbourne, September 2005. Research School of Social Sciences, The Australian National University, March 2005. Swiss Federal Institute of Business Cycles, ETH in Zurich, Switzerland, January 2005. 11th Annual Conference of the ERF for the Arab Countries, Iran and Turkey, Beirut, Lebanon, December 2004. Department of Commerce, Massey University, New Zealand, November 2004. 33rd Australian Conference of Economists, Sydney, September 2004. 19th European Economic Association Congress, Madrid, Spain, August 2004. Econometric Society, Australasian Meetings, Melbourne, July 2004. School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, Deakin University, July 2004. Department of Economics, Melbourne University, February 2004. School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, Deakin University, August 2003. Department of Economics and Finance, La Trobe University, March 2003.

322 Econometric Society, South Asian Meetings, Lahore, Pakistan, December 2002. ACADEMIC VISITS Bilkent University, May 2007, Ankara, Turkey. Florida International University, Miami FL USA, January-April 2007. University of Paris 1 and CEPREMAP, January 2005, Paris, France. Department of Commerce, Massey University, November 2004, Auckland, New Zealand. POST-GRADUATE SUPERVISION Associate Supervisor for Claudia Burgio-Fuccia, Ph.D Student. Associate Supervisor for Sasi Iamsiraroj, Ph.D. Student. Supervisor for Sarah Halbish, Honours Student, Finished 2004. Supervisor for Anthony Batters, Honours Student, Finished 2004. Supervisor for Devinda Jayatileke, Honours Student, Finished, 2004. COURSES TAUGHT AT DEAKIN MAE102 The Global Economy MEE201 Competition and Industry (Intermediate Microeconomics) MEE202 National Economic Policy (Intermediate Macroeconomics) MEE303 International Economics MAE305* Business and Financial Forecasting MEE413 Macroeconomic Theory and Policy (Economic Growth for Honours) MEE406 Econometrics MEE704 International Trade and Policy

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*Currently Teaching UNIVERSITY SERVICE AT DEAKIN Member, Strategic Management Group, School of AEF, ongoing. Member, Research Committee, School of AEF, 2007. Theoretical and Applied Economics Workshops Convenor, 2004, 2005, 2006. Staff Seminar Series Organizer, School of AEF, Semester 1 2005. Open Day Coordinator, School of AEF, 2003, 2004. Member, Teaching and Learning Committee, Faculty of Business and Law, 2002. Quality Auditing Visitor, Stamford College, Malaysia, and TMC, Singapore, 2002, 2003 OTHER Econometric and Statistical Packages: E-views, Gauss, Stata, S-Plus, SPSS. Languages: English, Turkish, German (fair) Date of Birth: 14 December 1975 Marital Status: Married, one child Citizenship: Turkish, Australian.

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Marco Chiani Marco Chiani was born in Rimini, Italy, in April 1964. He received the Dr. Ing. degree (magna cum laude) in Electronic Engineering and the Ph.D. degree in Electronic and Computer Science from the University of Bologna in 1989 and 1993, respectively. Dr. Chiani is a Full Professor at the II Engineering Faculty, University of Bologna, Italy, where he is the Chair in Telecommunication. During the summer of 2001 he was a Visiting Scientist at AT&T Research Laboratories in Middletown, NJ. He is a frequent visitor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he presently holds a Research Affiliate appointment. Dr. Chiani’s research interests include wireless communication systems, MIMO systems, wireless multimedia, low density parity check codes (LDPCC) and UWB. Under the European research program PROMETHEUS he has worked on short-range millimeter wave communication systems for Advanced Road Transport Telematics. He is also leading the research unit of CNIT/University of Bologna on Joint Source and Channel Coding for wireless video (IST FP6, project Phoenix) and is a consultant to the European Space Agency (ESA-ESOC) for the design and evaluation of error correcting codes based on LDPCC for space CCSDS applications. Prof. Chiani has been a consultant for several other telecommunications industries and operators, and engages in active collaboration with many research centers and universities, such as MIT, NASA/JPL, VTT, Thales, Philips, Telecom New Zealand, the University of Canterbury, and the University of Arizona. Dr. Chiani is actively involved in various communications research activities worldwide. He is the past chair (2002-2004) of the Radio Communications Committee of the IEEE Communication Society and the current Editor of Wireless Communication for the IEEE Transactions on Communications. Dr. Chiani has chaired, organized sessions and served on the Technical Program Committees at several IEEE International Conferences. He was Co-Chair of the Wireless Communications Symposium at ICC 2004. In January 2006 he received the ICNEWS award “For Fundamental Contributions to the Theory and Practice of Wireless Communications”. E- mail: [email protected] Phone: +39-051- 2093084 (Bologna) +39-0547-339222 (Cesena) Fax: +39-051- 2093540 Marco Chiani

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M.N.S. Swamy M.N.S. Swamy received the B.Sc. (Hons.) degree in Mathematics from Mysore University, India, in 1954, the Diploma in Electrical Communication Engineering from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore in 1957, and the M.Sc. and Ph. D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, in 1960 and 1963 respectively. He is presently a Research Professor and the Director of the Center for Signal Processing and Communications in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, where he served as the Chair of the Department of Electrical Engineering from 1970 to 1977, and Dean of Engineering and Computer Science from 1977 to 1993. Since July 2001, he holds the Concordia Chair (Tier I) in Signal Processing. He has also taught in the Electrical Engineering Department of the Technical University of Nova Scotia, Halifax, and the University of Calgary, Calgary, as well as in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Saskatchewan. He has published extensively in the areas of number theory, circuits, systems and signal processing, and holds four patents. He is the co-author of two book chapters and three books: Graphs, Networks and Algorithms (New York, Wiley, 1981), Graphs: Theory and Algorithms (New York, Wiley, 1992), and Switched Capacitor Filters: Theory, Analysis and Design (Prentice Hall International UK Ltd., 1995). He is the Editor-in-Chief of the journal Circuits, Systems and Signal Processing, for which he was an associate editor since its inception, and an Associate Editor of the Fibonacci Quarterly. He is a member and the Concordia University coordinator for Micronet, a National Network of Centers of Excellence in Canada. Dr. Swamy is a Fellow of a number of professional societies including the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, the Institute of Electrical Engineers (UK), the Engineering Institute of Canada, the Institution of Engineers (India), and the Institution of Electronic and Telecommunication Engineers (India). He is also a member of the Eta Kappa Nu, an Honor Society of Electrical Engineers. He has served the IEEE in various capacities such as the Vice President of the IEEE CAS society in 1976, Program Chair for the 1973 IEEE CAS Symposium, General Chair for the 1984 IEEE CAS Symposium, and the ViceChair for the 1999 IEEE CAS Symposium and a member of the Board of Governors. He was an Associate Editor of the Transactions on Circuits and Systems during 1985-87. He is a co-recipient of the IEEE CAS 1986 Guillemin-Cauer Best Paper Award. He is the recipient of many awards including the Commemorative

326 Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada issued in 1993 by the Governor General of Canada, in recognition of his significant contributions made to Canada and the community. In 1989, in honor of his many contributions, his past graduate students instituted at the Indian Institute of Science two awards in his name – M.N.S. Swamy Merit Scholarship, and M.N.S. Swamy Gold Medal. In 1987, he was awarded the Concordia University Guinea Pig award for the introduction of the innovative joint doctoral program between Concordia and the Southeast University in China. In 1993, Concordia University inaugurated the M.N.S. Swamy Computer Integrated Manufacturing laboratory “in appreciation of his sixteen years of support, dedication and leadership as Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science”. He is a co-recipient of the IEEE CAS 1986 Guillemin-Cauer Best Paper Award. In 2001, he received the IEEE-CAS Society Golden Jubilee Medal, as well as the year 2000 IEEE-CAS Society Education Award. In August 2001 he was awarded Doctor of Science in Engineering (Honoris Causa) by Ansted University “in recognition of his exemplary contributions to the research in Electrical and Computer Engineering and to Engineering Education, as well as his dedication to the promotion of Signal Processing and Communications Applications”.

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M. Fahim Khan Permanent Address: 124 Haddonfield Lane Cary, NC 27513, USA-Tel: 571 276 6887 Present Address: 28, Street 33, G-9-1, Islamabad, Pakistan Tel: (Cell) +92 303 55 88 633; (Res) +9251 2850526 Email: [email protected] and [email protected] With Master’s degrees in Poltical Economy and Statistics and Ph.D in Economics I have 39 years experience in the area of economic policy & planning and in institutional capacity builiding. I got the opportunity to work in the area of Economic policy and planning while working in Ministry of Planning, Government of Pakistan for 13 years in various senior positions. My important works related to issues concerning international economics and macreconometeric planning and forecasting models. My research has been instrumental in rationalizing highly overvalued currency in early 1970s, in helping preparing a plan to increase countries exports by 100 percent and in using the planning and forecasting models as a base for macroeconomic planning of the country. In the context of institutional capacity builiding, I played instrumental role in establishing and enhanicing the capacity of School of Economics of International Islamic university. I developed the undergraduate and graduate program of the School. This program proved to be the most successful program in Economics in the country. I also built research capacity of the Islamic Research and Training Insitute of Islamic Development Bank. I laid down the basis of the establishment of Markfield Instiute of Higher Education, Leicester, UK. • •

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August 1988 to September 2007 Division Chief (Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) Responsibilities -Managing Research Division and Training Division of the Research and Training Institute of the Islamic Development Bank -Organizing training programs for capacity building in member countries of IDB in areas of development -Preparing and implementing short term and longterm research programs relating to theory and practice of Islamic economics and finance, deveopment issues faced by IDB member countries and policy issues relating toenhancing economic cooperation among the member countries. -Also given the responsibility to Manage the Institute in the capacity of Acting Director for about two years (1994-96) Achievements 1) I was hired as Research Officer in the Research Division but within a period of less than two years I was promoted to the position of Head, Research Divison 2) The program of research led by me in the capacity of Head of Research Division led to more than 200 research publications. The research output of the Division earned an international reputation for the Institute not only in member countries but also in non member countries. The Institute is now considered a think tank in the area of Islamic banking and finance because of the research conducted at the Institute. 3) By virtue of this performance, Central Bank Governor of Pakistan requested IDB to lend my services to them to help them restructure and reform the financial system in Pakistan with respect to the practice of Islamic banking. I Advised the Central Bank of Pakistan on Transformation of Financial System of Pakistan to confirm to Shari'a for about two years. 4) Published Research, books, monographs in areas of interest to IDB. The research output in the area of Islamic banking and finance is being referred and utilized in

329 universities, central banks and financial institutions in member countries. 5) Also published, during the same period, personal research (books and articles) outside the Institute including the articles published in refereed journals •

September 1981 to August 1988 Professor of Economics And Director School of Economics (International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan) Responsibilities -Managing B.Sc, M.Sc and Ph.D degrees offered by the School of Economics. -Also was given, of and on, the responsibility to Manage International Islamic University in the capacity of Vice President (Administration) and Vice President (Academics), in the long term absence of the incumbents -Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses -Publishing research research in refereed journals Achievements 1) I initiated the first B.Sc Economics program of economics university and planned its quality at international standards. This was unprecedented in the whole country. It was a four year program after 18years of schooling, whereas all other universities in the without exception were running a two years program of B.Sc program. The standards of teaching as well as reading material was maintained at the level of 2nd Tier universities in USA. The first batch passed out in 1985 and all of them got placed in prestigeous positions in public as well as private sector. This was unprecedented. The B. Sc degree holders from any of the other universities could only find a non professional job that too after a long waiting. 2) I also launched a two year M.Sc program in 1985 synchronised with the pass out of our first batch of the B.Sc degree. The M.Sc program met even a higher level of success. Impressed by the quality and standard of our program, seven of our M.Sc students were awarded scholarship by international organization to go to USA for Ph.D. Another 3

330 students got merit scholarship from the US universities directly. 3) Impressed by my published research, and my contribution to the development of School of Economics, the King Abdulaziz University. Saudi Arabia sought my services for a year to contribute to the development of their Center for Research in Islamic Economics 4) Published research in the form of books and articles in refered journals June 1969 to August 1981 Ministry of Planning, Government of Pakistan, (In the positions of Planning Officer, Assistant Chief, Deputy Chief in International Economics and Economic Research Sections dealing with macro economic planning) Responsibilities -Conducting research related to Economic Plannning and policies at national level, -drafting policy papers -drafting chapters of the five year and annual plans. Main areas of work included International Trade, Balance of Payment and Macro Econometric Model Building for Planning and Forecasting. -Drafting reports of working Groups, Committees and Commissions on economic policies and on short term, medium term and long term economic plans Achievements 1) I was offered the job of planning officer in the Ministry of Planning without any experience, based only on performance on Master’s degree results. The first research I took on my own initiative related to valuation of Pakistani currency vis a vis US dollar. There was a strong debate among policy whether the currency is overvalue and whether or not it should be devalued. I prepared a policy paper showing the effective exchange rate as opposed to the norminal exchange rate and

331 how it was moving over time. The paper was highly appreciated in the Ministry of Planning and Ministry of Finance and proved instrumental in more than 200 percent devaluation in the value of Pakistani Rupee. My research was then published in the Journal of Pakistan Economic Association. 2) My performance soon got me a promotion and was assigned secretary of various working groups for the five year plan and also made responsible drafting the some plan chapters. All this work was highly appreciated and soon I was sent to Boston University to do Ph.D. Economics (as my Master’s degree in Statistics not in statistics) 3) I completed Ph.D degree in less than three years and on return was promoted to the next step in the heirarchy of Ministry of Planning 4) When an International Islamic University was established in 1981 whose chancellor was the President of Pakistan himself, I was sent by a Presidential order to the University to develop the school of Economics. •

Other Experiences Adviser to the State Bank of Pakistan (Central Bank of the Country) from 2000-2002, member-secretary to their high level Commission on Transformation of Financial System Adviser to Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Islamabad on their project (1983-86) “Econometric Forecasting Model for Pakistan”. Also official reviewer of their project Consultant to Marga Institute, Colombo, Sri Lanka (198284) on their project “Labor Migration to Middle East” and on the project “Trade Channels and Payments Arrangements in South Asia” Sponsored by International University Tokyo, Japan

332 Consultant to Pakistan Institute of Public Opinion on the sampling techniques for their national opinion surveys (1979-81) Consultant to Pakistan Narcotics Control Board on planning and supervising their sample surveys of poppy growing areas (1972-74) Sponosored by UNDP Consultant to Pakistan Institute of Development Economics on their project on International Labor Migration to the Middle East, Sponsored by the World Bank (1979-1981) Visiting Professor Part time:Taught Finance Courses in Darul Hikma, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 2005 and 2007 Part time: Taught Econometrics and Statistics to Graduate students in the Economics Department and the Business Administration Department Quaid Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan (1979-1981) Full time: Research Professor, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (August 1983December 1984) Member, Board of governors (Academic Group), Institute of Islamic Banking and Insurance, London, Since 2000 Member, Editorial Board, Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Since 1995 Member, International Board, Islamic Economic Review, UK Reviewed articles for different referreed journals in economics and finance

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Research and Publications Include: Books and monographs Articles in Refereed Journals Seminar and conference papers Policy /Research papers prepared in the Ministry of (List of Publications attached)

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Academic Positions: • Associate Professor of Management, Swiss Management Center & Dual DBA Programs with ESEADE and Universidad Mayor • Professor and Assistant Dean in the MBA program, International School of Management, Paris • Professor Attaché of Management & Behavior, Grenoble Graduate School of Business, France • Affiliate Professor, ESCP-EAP, European School of Management ( Torino Campus) • Professor of People Management for Graduate School for Global Leaders, Universitas 21 Singapore • Professor of Organizational Behavior, European School of Economics, Milan • Adjunct Professor , Isenberg School of Management, University of Massachusetts Amherst • Non-academic Positions: • ThinkTank Prasena Research Institute, Thailand • Director of European Client Development & Associate Consultant, Institute of Transformative Thought & Learning, USA • Regional Director Switzerland, Academici, Ltd, UK • Ansted University Honorary Advisory Member • Executive Consultant, GGSB Executive Education Team, Grenoble Academic Credentials: • Ph.D. in Tourism & Sustainable Development Management , School of Business & Economics, Atlantic University, Florida USA 2006 • Post Degree in Human Resources Management, MIB, School of Business, Trieste, Italy, 2001 • Doctor Magistralis in Humanities, University of Turin, Italy, 1999 Main Academic Interests: • Sustainable Development • Change Management and Leadership • Cross cultural Diversity and Human Capital Theories • System Thinking and System theories • Socio-cultural & Environmental Affairs • Climate Change, NGOs Professional Activities: • Awarded Companion to the Institute of Management Specialists, UK • Educational Advisor to the UNESCO, ICT Dept. Thailand • Harvard University Publishing Company, Certified Online Educator, USA

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Selected and Recent Publications: • Esposito, M.; (2006). Book Introduction: "The Information Theory of Nature and Our Common Enemy" / Timi Ecimovic, Korte: SEM Institute for Climate Change, 2006 pp13-16, : ISBN 961-91826-1-8 • Esposito, M.; Cavelzani, A. (2006). Book Chapter: "Developing Emotional Intelligence- An Introduction", Emotional Intelligence and Hotel Business, pp. 89-101, ICFAI University Press, ISBN-81-314-0065-4 • Esposito, M; Ritzel, L., Michelet, I., ( 2006), Research article: " E-learning is Learning ( 1)", The International Journal of the Institute of Management Specialist, ,Volume 5, number 9 ISSN-0307-3041 • Esposito, M; Ritzel, L., Michelet, I., ( 2006), Research article: "Become a learning organization or Die (1)", The International Journal of the Academy of Executives & Administrators, Volume 1, Number 8, ISSN-1478-9736 • Esposito, M; Ritzel, L.,( 2006), Research article: "Cyber helpers: Top of the web for Prasena management (1)", The International Journal of Professional Business & Technical Management, Volume 2, Number 9, ISSN-1470-7799 • Esposito, M.; (2006). Book Chapter: "Developing Emotional IntelligenceAn Introduction",Emotional Intelligence & the Adult Learner, pp .136-148, ICFAI University Press, ISBN-81-314-0065-4 • Esposito, M.; (2006). Research Article: "The World Heritage and Cultural Volume 4, Issue (3) ISSN 1695-7121 • Esposito, M.; (2005). Book Chapter: "Emotional Intelligence and Andragogy" pp.58-65 King Mongkut´s University of Technology Thonburi Press, Thailand. ISBN 974-456-611-6 Selected and Recent Presentations: • Esposito, (2007): "Leadership and Change Management": A seminar delivered to the MBA students of the Caucasus School of Business, Tbilisi, Georgia http://my.csb.ge/e/dualmba.php?id=01 •

Esposito, (2007): " Change Management & Organizational Behavior": A Seminar delivered to the MBA students of the Russian Academy of National Economy, Moscow, Russia http://www.ane.ru/ • Esposito, (2006): "Sustainable Development & Business". A presentation delivered to students of the Bachelors and Masters Program at the European School of Economics in Milan, Italy http://www.uniese.it/

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Esposito, M. (2006) " Models for Customers satisfaction" : A Lecture to the Psychology of Tourism Students of the IULM University of Milan, delivered at IULM University, Milan, Italy. Esposito, M; Poe, E. (2006): " Cross Cultural Management and the Global Understanding Course". A research paper delivered at the ACBSP 2006 Annual Conference - Concurrent Educational Sessions -Connecting Globally Track, Chicago, USA. http://www.acbsp.org/

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Esposito, M. (2006) " Sustainable Development and its impacts": A Presentation to the Hospitality and Tourism Students of Johnson and Wales University of Rhodes Island. Delivered at DCT Hotel and Business Management School at Vitznau, Switzerland. http://www.prasena.com/public/virtual_u/lectures/sustainable/sustain able.htm • Esposito, M. (2006) " The Club Management and the Customers Segmentation" A Presentation to the Psychology of Tourism Students of the IULM University of Milan, delivered at IULM University, Milan, Italy. • Esposito, M. (2006) "The application of E-learning for adults" DCEL 2006 (Distance, Collaborative and Elearning conference), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia http://www.ined.uitm.edu.my/wslot.html

Mahmoud Hesaaraki Professor of Mathematics

337 Department of Mathematical Sciences Sharif University of Technology Tehran, Iran Education: Ph.D.: Date: 1982 Field: Mathematics School: The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, U.S.A. Dissertation: "The Structure of Shock Waves in Magnetohydrodynamics" (Received Best Thesis Award : "Sumner B. Myers Prize", Dept. of Math., UM, 1982. ) Thesis Advisor : Professor Joel Smoller M.S.: Date: 1976 Field: Applied Mathematics School: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, U.S.A. B.S.: Date: 1970 Field: Mathematics School: Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran Professional Experience: Professor: Since 1995 Sharif University of Technology Associate Professor: 1990 - 1994 Sharif University of Technology Assistant Professor: 1982 - 1989 Sharif University of Technology Instructor: 1970 – 1974 Sharif University of Technology Research Areas: PDE: Hyperbolic Equations ODE: Complete Orbits, Limit Cycles and Stability Shock Waves : Combustion and Magnetohydrodynamics Dynamical Systems: Conley Theory and Heteroclinic Orbits Mathematical Biology: Disease Transmission Models and Predator-Prey Systems Selected Publications : M.Hesaaraki, "The Structure of Shock Waves in Magnetohydrodynamics", Memoirs of the AMS , Volume 49, No. 302, May 1984. M.Hesaaraki, "The Structure of Shock Waves in Magnetohydrodynamics for Purely Transverse Magnetic Fields", SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics , Volume 51, No.2, pp. 412-428, April1991. M.Hesaaraki, "The Structure of MFD Shock Waves in a Model of Two Fluids", Nonlinearity 6, pp. 1-24, 1993.

338 M.Hesaaraki, "The Structure of MFD Shock Waves in a Model of Plasma", Journal des Math 魡 tiques Pures et Appliqu 饳 72, 1993, pp. 377-404. M.Hesaaraki, "The Structure of MFD Shock Waves for Rectilinear Motion in Some Models of Plasma", Transactions of the AMS , Volume 347, No.9, pp. 3423-3452, September1995. Ph.D. Students : Yaghoub Farjami : Dissertation: "On the Structure of Shock Wave in a Planar Motion of Plasma" Graduated in 1998. Mehrdad Moghadas : Dissertation: "Predator-Prey Systems with Functional Response" Graduated in 2000. Mohammadreza Razvan : Dissertation: "Conley Theory and Critical Points" Graduated in 2000. Abdorrahman Razani : Dissertation: "Existence of Strong and Weak Detonation Waves" Graduated in 2000. Assadollah Aghajani : Dissertation: "Detonations and Ionizing Shock Waves in Magnetohydrodynamics" Graduated in 2001. Graduate Courses Taught : • • • • • • • •

Real Analysis Complex Analysis Dynamical Systems : Conley Theory Theory of Ordinary Differential Equations Theory of Partial Differential Equations Theory of Parabolic Partial Differential Equations Theory of Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equations M.S. Thesis : over 35 theses

Administrative Experience : Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Golpayegan College of Engineering, Golpayegan, Iran, 2000 - present. Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, Golpayegan College of Engineering, Golpayegan, Iran, 2000 - present. Vice-Chancellor for Research Affairs, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, 1992-1994. Chairman, Department of Mathematics, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, 1988-1990.

339 Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, 1984-1986. Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, 1984-1986. Chairman, Department of Mathematics, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran, 1983-1984. Chairman, Mathematical Committee in the Ministry of Higher Education, Tehran, Iran, 1985-1990. Editorial Affiliation : Member of more than 30 Different Academic Committees since 1982. Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences Editorial Board, 2002-present. Bulletin of the Iranian Mathematical Society Editorial Board, 1995-2001.

Minhaj ul Hassan, Syed

340 Department of History University of Peshawar Pakistan Tele: Off: (092) (91) 9216 745 (092)(91) 9216 701-15, Ext. 3046 Fax: (092) (91) 9216 745 [email protected] [email protected] EDUCATION 2003

PhD

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University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan Dissertation: N-WFP Administration under Abdul Qaiyum Khan:

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Eastern Washington University, Cheney, USA Major: European, British, & American History

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University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan Major: Islamic, Indian, & Pakistan History

TEACHING EXPERIENCE May 14, 2005- Conti.

Professor University of Peshawar, Pakistan Taught a variety of courses focusing on: Pakistan Freedom Movement; Political Development in Pakistan since 1947 to date; Current History; History of N-WFP an Pakhtuns; Afghanistan in Regional and Internation Politics and Pakistan Foreign Policy to students of MA, MPhil, and PhD.

June 25, 1994- May 13, 2005 Assistant Professor University of Peshawar, Pakistan Taught a variety of courses focusing on: Pakistan Freedom Movement; Political Development in Pakistan since 1947 to date; Current History; History of N-WFP and Pakhtuns; Afghanistan in Regional and International Politics and Pakistan Foreign Policy to students of MA, MPhil, and PhD.

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University of Peshawar, Pakistan

Taught Research Methodology and other courses prescribed in the MA Previous and MA Final syllabus. Summer Semester 1993 University, Cheney, USA

Teaching Assistant

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Helped Professor in teaching examinations, and Mark papers.

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Sept. 1, 1986-Jun 1987 (ad hoc) Lecturer Taught courses prescribed in the MA Previous and MA Final syllabus. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE June 10, 2005 -

Cont. Chairman Department of History, University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan

2004-2005 & 2006-Cont.

Chief Proctor University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan

2001-2002 & 1995-1996

Staff Proctor University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan

Oct 1986-May 1992

In-charge Student Affairs, Library, and Controller of Examinations, Dept of History, University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan

(Dec 1986-Jan 1987 Dec 1990-Sept 1992 Sept 1994-Sept 1995)

Warden, Student Hostels University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan Member (Expert) Board of Studies/Research/Training Dept. of History, Faculty of Social Sciences

342 International Islamic University Islamabad Member  Senate, University of Peshawar  Academic Council, University of Peshawar  Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Peshawar  Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Peshawar  Academy of History, Dhaka, Bangladesh  Pakistan-India People’s Forum for Peace and Democracy Founding Member & Patron Alumni Association of the Department of History, University of Peshawar

Life Member Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi Convener Board of Studies Dept of History, University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan AWARDS/HONORS/MEDALS Certificate of Award in recognition of Leadership (1993) International Students Association, Washington University, USA

Eastern

Gold Medal and First Class First Position in MA (1985) University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan

Sir Runciman Award (1983) Awarded by British Council, Peshawar.

343 PUBLICATIONS Books 1. Pakistan-Iran Relations in Historical Perspective, (Peshawar: Culture Center of the Islamic Republic of Iran & Dept of History, University of Peshawar, 2004). Co-Editor 2. Mutalea Pakistan (Pakistan Studies) (Urdu). (Peshawar: N-WFP Text Book Board, 2006). Co-Author Book Reviews 1. “N-WFP—100 Years Ago,” Imperial Gazetteer of India, Provincial Series: NorthWest Frontier Province, “Books and Authors,” The Dawn, Karachi, Jun 16, 2002. 2.

“Imperial Gazetteer of India, Provincial Series: North-West Frontier Province,” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Vol. IX, No. II, (Sept 2001).

Articles 1.

“Politics of Suppression: Babara Incident, A Historic Appraisal” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar. Volume XV, No. 1, 2007. Principal Author

2. “Muslim League Politics in NWFP: Abdul Qaiyum Khan versus Pir of Manki Sharif” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Volume XIV, No. 2, 2006. Co-author (First Author) 3.

“TNSM and Taliban Islamic Movement: Old Problems and new Challenges” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Volume XIV, No. 1, 2006. Co-author (2nd Author)

4. “Pakistan-India Relations in 21st Century: A Futuristic View” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Volume XIII, Nos. 1 & 2, 2005. Principal Author 5. “Tribal Areas of the N-WFP: Politics of Survival”, The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Volume XIII, Nos. 1 & 2, 2005.

344 Principal Author 6. “Abdul Qaiyum Khan’s Policy Towards Khudai Khidmatgars as Chief Minister of N-WFP (1947-53)” The Journal of Pakistan Study Centre, University of Peshawar, No. 35 & 36, Spring & Autumn 2005 Principal Author 7.“The Impact of Afghan Crisis on Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan”, Seminar Proceedings published under the title of “Federally Administered Areas (FATA) of Pakistan” December 7-8, 2004, Area Study Centre, University of Peshawar. Principal Author 8. “Hadrat Ali’s Efforts in Securing Muslim Ummah’s Unity”, Hamdard Islamicus, Bait al-Hikmah (Hamdard Foundation), Karachi, Vol. XXVII, No. 3, July-September 2004. Principal Author 9. “Tribal Areas of N-WFP (Pakistan): Land and People,” Al-Siyasa: A Journal of Politics, Society and Culture, University of the Punjab, VI, (Winter 2004).Principal Author 10. “Consequences of the Iraq War for Turkey,” IPRI Journal (Islamabad Policy Research Institute), Islamabad, Vol. IV, Number 1, (Winter 2004)Principal Author 11. “Pakistan Foreign Policy: Reading in Changing World,” National Development and Security, FRIENDS, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Volume XI, Number 4, Serial No. 44, (Summer 2003) Principal Author 12. “Roots of the Islamic Revolution of Iran” Hamdard Islamicus, Bait alHikmah (Hamdard Foundation), Karachi, Pakistan, Vol. XXV, Issue No. 4, (Oct-Dec 2002). Principal Author 13. “Imam Khomeini: an Epoch Making Personality,” Role of Imam Khomeini in Revival of Islamic Thought, Centennial Celebrations of the birth of Imam Khomeini, Islamabad, (Feb 2000). Principal Author 14. “The Concept of Jihad and Shahadat,” Hamdard Islamicus, Hamdard Foundation, Karachi, Pakistan, Vol. XXII, No. 2, (April-June 1999).

345 Principal Author 15. “Marriage Customs of the Pakhtoons: A Case Study of Hangu (N-WFP), Pakistan,” Pakistan Journal of History & Culture, National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research Islamabad, Vol. XIX, No. 2, (Jul-Dec 1998). Principal Author 16. “The Impact of Mountbatten-Nehru Relationship on the Partition of India,” The Journal of The Pakistan Historical Society, Karachi, Vol. XLIV, Part- III, (July 1996). Principal Author 17. “The Black Civil Rights Movement in USA,” The Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Peshawar, Vol. III, No. 1 (March 1995). Principal Author 18. “The Impact of Islamic Revolution on Super Powers,” The Journal of Pakistan Study Centre, University of Peshawar, Nos. 29 & 30, (Spring & Autumn 1994). Principal Author CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS (Papers Presented) 1.

“The War of 1857 as Perceived and taught in Pakistan”, International Conference on “Remembering 1857” held on 13-14th December at Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India, jointly organized by University of Edinburgh, UK and Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India.

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“The Historical Past and Future of Pakistan-Uzbekistan Relations” International Scientific Conference on “The Role of Margilan City in the History of World Civilization” held on 7-8th September 2007 at MargilanTashkent, Uzbekistan, Organized by Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

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“Muslim League Civil Disobedience Movement in N-WFP, 1947”, 21st Pakistan History Conference under the theme of International Conference on All-India Muslim League’s Foundation Centenary held

346 on 20th and 21st July 2007 at Karachi, Organized by Pakistan Historical Society and Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi. 4.

“A Critique on the Religious Thoughts of Bayazid Ansari”, 2-Day International Conference on “Perspectives on Religion, Politics and Society in South Asia” held on 19th and 20th February 2007 in Lahore, organized by Pakistan Study Centre & Department of History, University of the Punjab Lahore.

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“Kashmir Imbroglio: Lessons from the Past looking towards Future”, 3Day International Conference on “Approaches to Kashmir Studies” held from 29th to 31st October, 2006 at Srinagar, Kashmir, India, Organized by the Centre for Kashmir Studies, The University of Kashmir, Srinagar, India.

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“Muslim League Politics in NWFP: Pir of Mankisharif Versus Abdul Qaiyum Khan”, National Conference on “Centennial Celebration of Muslim League (1906-2006)”, held on 19-20th September 2006 at Multan, organized by the Department of History, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. Principal Author

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“The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Pakhtoons”, International Conference on “The Emergence and Development of Islamic Civilization”, held on 27-28th February 2006 at Lahore, organized by Department of History and Pakistan Study Centre, University of the Punjab. Principal Author

8. “Raushaniya Movement: the Pioneer of Pakhtoon Nationalism in the Indian sub- Continent”, 4th International Seminar on Nationalism in Asia held on 20th January 2006 organized at Jagannath University College Campus, Dhaka. Principal Author 9. “1951 General Elections in NWFP” 20th Pakistan History Conference held at Karachi from 13th to 15th April 2005, jointly organized by Pakistan Historical Society, Hamdard Foundation and Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi. Principal Author 10.

“The Impact of Afghan Crisis on Tribal Areas of Pakistan” National Seminar on “Tribal Areas of Pakistan” Jointly organized by Areas Study Centre, University of Peshawar and Hanns Seidel Foundation, Germany at University of Peshawar on December 7-8th 2004.

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“Pakistan-India Relations in the 21st Century: A Futuristic View,” National Seminar on “South Asia in 21st Century,” Dept of International Relations, University of Peshawar, Baragali Summer th Camp, 17-18 June 2004. Principal Author

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“Martyrdom in Contrast to the Concept of Terrorism,” International Seminar on “Imam Khomeni’s Thoughts in the View of World Thinkers,” The Institute for Compilation and Publication of Imam Khomeni’s Works, Tehran, Iran, 1-2nd June 2004. Principal Author

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“Consequences of the Iraq War for Turkey,” International Seminar on “External Politics in the Middle East and Regional Response,” Avari Towers, Karachi, 2526th August 2003. Principal Author

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“Pakistan Foreign Policy: Rethinking in Changing World,” National Seminar on “Economic Rights and Social Justice: A New Political Agenda for Pakistan,” Sindh University, Jamshoro, Pakistan, the Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences and Higher Education Commission, 19-20 February 2003. Principal Author

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“Imam Ali and Unity,” International Seminar on “Imam Ali and Justice, Unity, Security,” Tehran, Iran, 13-16th Mar 2001. Principal Author

16. “The Mental and Historical Roots of the Islamic Revolution,” International Seminar on “Elucidation of the Islamic Revolution,” The Institute for Compilation and Publication of the Works of Imam Khomeni: International Affairs Division, Tehran, Iran, 2-4th October 1999. Principal Author Other

348 Have given talks on various topics at Radio Pakistan Peshawar on their invitation. RESEARCH PROJECTS 1.

“The Babara Firing Incident, 12th August 1948,” University of Peshawar, NWFP, Pakistan Principal Researcher

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“The Pakhtoonistan Movement: Myth and Reality,” University of Peshawar, N-WFP, Pakistan (In progress) Principal Researcher

SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ORGANIZED 1.

International Conference on “Pakistan-Iran Relations in Historical Perspective,” Area Study Centre, University of Peshawar, Jan. 3-4, 2003.

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National Conference on “Fifty Years of Pakistan,” Baragali Summer Camp, University of Peshawar, Jul. 26-27, 1998.

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National Conference on “Democracy in Pakistan,” Baragali Summer Camp, University of Peshawar, Aug. 8-10, 1997.

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2-Day International Conference on the commemoration of 150th Year of “War

Independence, 1857 ” to be held on August 18-19, 2007 at Bara Gali Summer Campus of the University of Peshawar. TRAINING/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED 1. Two Day Consultative Workshop on “Draft National Curriculum”, Organized by Government of NWFP, Schools and Literacy Department on 10-11th August 2006 held at Pearl Continental Hotel, Peshawar. 2. Two day Training Workshop on “HEC’s Self-Assessment Model of University Programms”, Organized by the Quality Enhancement Cell,

349 University of Peshawar at Bara Gali Summer Campus, held on 19-20th June 2006. 3. Six day “Training Workshop for Writers of Social Studies Textbooks” held on 13-15 and 20-22nd December 2004 at NWFP Textbook Board, jointly organized by NWFP Textbook Board and ESDP-GTZ Peshawar. 4. Three-Day Capacity Building Workshop on “Law, Justice, and Equality of Women’s Rights,” Organized by Aurat Foundation, Peshawar on 2426th October 2003 at Greens’ Hotel, Peshawar. 5. One Year In-Service Teachers’ Training Programme, Staff Training Institute, University of Peshawar, session 1987-88. LANGUAGES English Pashto Urdu COMPUTER SKILLS Windows MS Office Internet COUNTRIES VISITED Afghanistan Bangladesh Bulgaria India Iran United Arab Emirates USA Uzbekistan

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Nurul Islam Born in Chittagong, British India (Now Bangladesh), on 1st April 1928. Gulmeher, 63 Central Road, Dhaka 1205, Bangladesh Phone : +880 2 8614400 ext 101/102 Fax : +880 2 8618300 Email : [email protected] EDUCATION: Calcutta Medical College, Calcutta, India: MB, 1951; University of Wales, UK: TDD, 1955; Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, UK: MRCP, 1966; American College of Chest Physicians, USA: FRCP, 1962; Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, UK: FRCP, 1966; Royal College of Physicians of London, UK: FRCP, 1977; The Open International University for Complementary Medicines, Sri Lanka: DSc, 1998; Ansted University, Malaysia: DSC, 2002. POSITIONS HELD: Professor & Director, IPGMR (now BSM Medical University), Dhaka, 1965-1987; Dean, Faculty of Postgraduate Medical Sciences & Research, Dhaka University, 1973-1980; Chairman, Bangladesh Medical Research & Council, 1975-1989; Vice Chairman, Hamdard Foundation, Bangladesh 1977 to date; Chairman, Expert Committee for National Drug Policy, 1982; Chairman, First National Committee on AIDS, 1986; Founder & Vice-Chancellor, University of Science & Technology Chittagong (USTC), 1992 to date; Founder & President, ADHUNIK (National Anti-tobacco organization of Bangladesh), 1987 to date; Founder & Secretary-General, Islamic Medical Mission, 1980 to date; Founder & Chairman, Institute of Applied Health Sciences, Bangladesh, 1989 to date; Founder & Chairman, Janasheba Foundation (a Foundation for service to the people), 1991 to date; I nternational Adviser, Madinat-al-Hikma, Karachi, Pakistan, 1992 to date; Emeritus Adviser, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1997 to date.

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AWARDS: President's Gold Medal, Govt. of Pakistan, 1963; Sitara-i-Imtiaz (SI), Govt. of Pakistan 1970; National Academy of Sciences Award, 1982; Dayemi Award for Religious & Social Work, 1986; Rangdhanu Academy Award, 1986; WHO Commemorative Medal on Tobacco and Health, 1990 & 1992; Osika Eteraf, Darul Hikmah, Pakistan 1992; Bhashani Memorial Gold Medal, 1993; Human Network Medal for Medical Education, 1994; Ibn Sina Medal, 1995; Independence Day Award (Highest National Award), 1997; Social Service Award, Government of Bangladesh, 2000; Gold Medal by RCP, Edin, 2002; Dr BC Roy Award for Education & Medicine, Kolkata, 2003; Bangaldesh Society of Ultrasonography Award, 2004 FELLOWSHIPS/MEMBERSHIPS: Member: National Council of Sciences & Technology, 1984-1987; Senate & Syndicate, Chittagong University, 1983-1988; Senate, Jahangirnagar University, 1986-89; WHO Expert Panel on HMD, 1978-92; The Expert Advisory Panel on Tobacco or Health, WHO, 1993-2000; Governing Body, Islamic Foundation, Bangladesh, 1996-2000. RESEARCH AREA: Health and Hygiene in Islam; Tobacco and Religion.

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Natto Masanori Date of Birth: 29/9/1956 Nationality: Japan Position: Professor Discipline: Social Geography, Middle East Studies Research Field: Turkey, Syria, EU, Japan Degrees: B.A (Philosophy and History of Science) The University of Tokyo, 1979 M.Sc. (Geography) the University of Tokyo, 1981 Ph.D. (Social Sciences) Hitotsubashi University, 1997 Career: Research Associate, The University of Tokyo, Institute of Human Geography, 1982 Lecturer, Hitotsubashi University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Social Geography, 1986 Associate Professor, Hitotsubashi University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Social Geography, 1988 Professor, Hitotsubashi University, Graduate School of Social Sciences, Institute for the Study of Global Issues, 1997 Visiting Researcher, Damascus University, Institute of Geography, 1981-1983 Visiting Professor, Ankara University, Faculty of Political Sciences, 1990-1992 Director at the Ankara Center for the Middle Eastern Studies of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciences, 1990-1991 Member of the Japan Association for the Middle East Studies, 1983Member of the Japanese Association of Geographers, 1981Member of the National Liaison Committee of the UNESCO-MOST in Japan, 2003-2005 Academic awards and fellowship: Noma Asia-Africa Scholarship, Kodansha Publishers 1981-1983 Award of the Japanese Association of Geographers, 1988 Fellowship for Research Abroad, The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science 1991-1992 Invited Lectures and Public Activities 2003 Representative of the Delegation of Japan, 6th Inter-governmental Council, MOST, UNESCO 2002 Invited Key Note Speech “Role of Religion in the 21st Century”, Expert Colloquy on Dialogue Serving Intercultural and Inter-religious Communication, Intercultural Dialogue and Conflict Prevention Project, Council of Europe 2001 Invited Speech “Challenge to the West? Awakening of the Muslim

354 Immigrants in the Western Europe” at the UNU-UNESCO International Conference on the Dialogue of Civilizations, Tokyo 1998 Invited as Discussant: Building Bridges between Islam and the West, Wilton Park Conference, invited by the British Foreign Office 1997 Invited as Chairperson: International Conference on Asia and Islam, The Japan Institute for International Affairs 1998- Lecturer at “People and their Life in the World’, TV program broadcasted by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Research Subject and Career: Policies for Promotion of Dialogue between Islam and the West, 1991Multicultural Society and Immigrant Policies in the European Union.1990Islamic Movements among the Muslim Immigrants in the Western Europe, 1989Conflict between Islamic Movements and Secular Regime in Turkey, 1989Multi-ethnic and Multicultural Society in the Syrian Cities, 1982-1983 Water Resource Management in Dry Lands, 1980-83 Indigenous Knowledge of Fertilization and Water Use in the pre-modern Japan, 1979-1981 Language of Use: Instruction: Japanese, English, Turkish Reading: Japanese, English, French, German, Turkish, Arabic Major Publications: 2002 Role of Media for Prevention of Inter-civilizational Conflict (in Japanese), Akashi Shoten 2002 Role of Religion in the 21st Century, Council of Europe 2002 Encyclopedia of Islam, Iwanami Shoten (in Japanese), co-editor 2002 Encyclopedia of the Islamic World, Akashi Shoten (in Japanese), coeditor 2002 Why the West Clashes with Islam ?, Akashi Shoten (in Japanese) 2001 The Muslims View on this “War”, Sekai, Iwanami Shoten, December 2001 (in Japanese) 2001 Common Value and Unity of the Muslims, Ronza, Asahi Shimbunsha, December 2001 (in Japanese) 2000 Islamic Movement in the Western Europe, H.Nakamaki eds, Religion and the Modern World, Kokusai Shoin 2000 Between Immigrant and Nation, S.Inaga eds. Towards Ethics of Mutual Understanding of Culture. Nagoya University Press 1996 The West of Allah, Awakening of the Muslim Immigrants in the Western Europe, the University of Tokyo Press (in Japanese).

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Nurly Gofar ASSOCIATEPROFESSOR FIELDOF SPECIALIZATION GEOTECHNICALENGINEERING (Geosynthetics, Soft Soil, Slope) ACADEMICBACKGROUND Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) inCivil Engineering, Purdue University, USA., 1994 Master of Science in CivilEngineering (MSCE), Purdue University, USA., 1989 Bachelor Degree (Ir), in CivilEngineering, Sriwijaya University,Indonesia,1986 ACADEMICEXPERIENCE March2007 – date Associate Professor, Facultyof Civil Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Sept2003 – March 2007 Senior Lecturer, Faculty ofCivil Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia June– August 2003 Visiting Lecturer, Faculty ofCivil Engineering, Universiti TeknologiMalaysia 2001– Sept 2003 Senior Lecturer (Lektor), Faculty of Engineering, SriwijayaUniversity, Indonesia 1995 - 2001 Lecturer (Lektor Muda), Faculty of Engineering SriwijayaUniversity, Indonesia 1989– 1995 Lectuter (Asisten Ahli), Faculty ofEngineering SriwijayaUniversity, Indonesia 1990– 1994 TeachingAssistant- Purdue University, USA 1986 - 1989 Tutor (Junior Lecturer) at Civil Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Sriwijaya University, Indonesia PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP International Geosynthetics Society (IGS) Membership No7678 South East Asia Geotechnical Society (SEAGS) Membership No 2006MA112 Indonesia Geotechnical Engineers Association (IGEA) Membership No 90.0375AP (Certified Geotechnical Engineer since 1999) through IGEA

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AWARDS AND HONORS Excellent Service Awards (Anugrah Perkhidmatan Cemerlang) 2005 Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Best Paper Awards, International Seminar on Numerical Analysis in Engineering, Medan, Indonesia, 2000, (Sponsored by Japan International Corporation Agency, JICA) Counterpart Research Studies, Gifu University and Nagoya University , Japan, 1998 (Sponsored by Japan International Corporation Agency, JICA) Special Course on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering Studies in Japan 1995, (Sponsored by Japan International Corporation Agency, JICA ) Teaching Assistanship - Purdue University 1990 – 1994 Scholarship from Asian Development Bank through the Government of Indonesia for Master Study, January 1988 – August 1989 Scholarship from Asian Development Bank through the Government of Indonesia for Doctoral Study, August 1990 – August 1994

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Osama Jannadi Off: Building 19, Room 426 Tel: 966-3-860 3466 (Office) Fax: 966-3-860 3579 (Office) P. O. Box # 1978, Dhahran 31261, SA Dean of Graduate Studies & Acting Dean of Scientific Research, Sept. 2000-Sept. 2004. Dean, College of Environmental Design, August 1998-September 2000. Chairman, construction Engineering &, Management, August 1996-August 1998. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Professional Consulting Honorary Member of the Ansted University Board of Advisory Council. Working as a Consultant at Zuhair Fayez Partnership Consultants Architecture, Engineering and Information Systems, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 1998-1999. Other Professional Activities Reviewed several papers received from the following: Scientific Committee, Fourth Saudi Engineering Conference, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, ASCE, USA. Scientific Committee, Fifth Saudi Engineering Conference, Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Scientific Committee, Symposium on Mosque Architecture, King Saud University, Riyadh. Journal of Construction Management and Economics, UK.. International Journal of Quality and Reliability Management, UK. MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETIES & INSTITUTIONS: American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE). Project Management Institute (PMI). Governor Member of World Organization of Building Officials (WOBO). Saudi Environment Society (SES). Saudi Umran Society (SUS). RESEARCH, GRANTS, AWARDS & SPECIAL HONORS: Received the Best Researcher Award of the King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals for the Academic year 1999\2000.

358 Nominated for the Best Short Course Award of the King Fahd University of Petroleum& Minerals for the Academic year 1999\2000. Jannadi, M. O., “Estimating the Total Cost of Industrial Accidents,” Funded Research Project, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia,1997. Assaf, S. and Jannadi M. O., “Causes of Change Orders in Large Building Construction Projects,” Funded Research Project, College of Graduate Studies, KFUPM, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, 1998, Approved, (Co-Investigator). Jannadi, O., and Assaf, S., “Safety Performance Assessment in the Petrochemical Industry,” Submitted Funded Research Project Proposal, Saudi Basic Industry Corporation (SABIC), Research Grant, Saudi Arabia, 2000. Working on Jabal Omar International Design Competition. Working on Hadeed Competition Project.

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Patrick Durantou Dr. Patrick Durantou Jr.__Doctor Honoris Causa of Philosophy Producer on radio broadcastings during 10 years in the '80 then until the end of the '90 (literary),he also exposed poems at a galery of Arts.Organisator of the"Ortega y Gasset congress" in the University Toulouse-Le- Mirail (1979).Professor of Classic Guitar and journalist in newspapers ,Le Journal deToulouse,chronicals in La Dépeche- du- Midi(14een years old) and Magazines. Born on October the 29th of 1959 in TOULOUSE (Haute-Garonne), France Brevet des colleges;Major in the Professional Aeronautic Industry School(E.P.I.A:Airbus),B.A.F.A. Bachelor in the Lycée Pierre de Fermat,Toulouse; Doctor of Philosophy(Ph.D). Habilitation of Philosophy.Master Financial Professional(American Academy of Project Management),Certified Planning Engineer,Project Management E.Business.HonoraryDoctor Degree(Doctor Honoris Causa of Philosophy)at the Ansted University,Malaysia International Congressman all around Europa (TOULOUSE, PARIS, TORINO, BOLOGNA, NICE, etc.). Writer and Editor. Listed in the American Who's Who(A.B.I) in 2003 ("Contemporary Who's Who of professionals" and "International Directory of Experts and Expertise"); into the "500 Greatests Geniuses of the 21 st Century"and the "Greats Minds of the 21st Century,"500 Great Leaders ","International Profiles of Accomplished Leaders" volume;Charter member,Academician,U.S.A.Director of Philosophical Collection at L'Harmattan ,Paris,FranceMEMBER of the CLUB OF ROMA,SociétédesGensdeLettres,PenClub,WorldInstituteofPhenomenology,Ams aw,WGAE,IAPL,IACAP,APA,AHA,AAUP,AAAS,AAR,ISPCP, SAAP,Société Française de Philosophie,Société Toulousaine de Philosophie and others societies(also member of the National Academy of Television Arts& Science ,NYC,National Science Foundation ,New York Academy of Sciences and American Academy of poets); numerous participations in Literary « Salons »(13 salons du livre of Toulouse,Pamiers,Books Expo America,New York City). He lives in Midi-Pyrénée

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Peter B. CLARKE Wolfson College Oxford, Linton Road, Oxford, OX2 6UD, U.K. E-mail 1: [email protected] URL: http://uk.geocities.com/peterbernardclarke Present Academic Positions: Professorial member of the Faculty of Theology and tutor in the Sociology of Religion, University of Oxford (From September 2000). Professor Emeritus of the History and Sociology of Religion at King's College, the University of London. Membership of Academic Boards/Committees: Member of the International Advisory Board of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NOW) (elected May 2003 for three years) Fellowships and Professorships Honorary Professor, University of Birmingham, 2002Ford Foundation International Scholar, Houston, Texas, 2000 2003-7, Senior Research Associate, Centre for Brazilian Studies, University of Oxford Educational Qualifications 1) Ph.D, London University (King's College). Discipline: Sociology of Religion. Topic: Islamic Millenarianism. 2) M.Phil, London University (King's College) Field: History, Philosophy and Sociology of Religion Topic: Islamic sectarianism. The case of the Ismailis. 3) M.A., London University (School of Oriental & African Studies: SOAS) Field: History. Dissertation Topic: Christian missionary strategies in Africa in the late 19th and early 20th century 4) M.A., Oxford University Field: British and European History. Specialization: Mediaeval Italian history.

361 Teaching: M.A. and B.A. courses in method and theory in the Anthropology and Sociology of Religion and Comparative Religion. Research Students: I have supervised 30 doctoral theses, 28 of which were awarded the degree of Ph.D, and two the degree of M.Phil. I have at present one postgraduate student in London and four at Oxford University. Some of these students are from Japan and the United States. Research Field: As a historian and sociologist of religion, I have carried out research on developments in contemporary religions including Oriental religions and Islam in various cultural contexts, including Japan, Brazil and Northern Thailand. My research is necessarily comparative, an approach that is in line with that of the classical exponents of my discipline, including Max Weber, Emile Durkheim, Mary Douglas and Clifford Geertz. I have focused on the dynamics of the interaction between religions in several cultural contexts including Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. The leitmotifs running throughout my research have been identity, 'syncretism', healing, and millenarianism

List of Publications BKA=Books Authored BKE= Books Edited CEW= Contribution to Edited Work PAJ= Publication in an Academic Journal Books (either authored/co-authored or edited/co-edited) BKA: (1982) West Africa and Islam. A Study of Religious Development from the 8th to the 20th Century. London: Edward Arnold, pp.278 BKA: (1984) (with I. Linden) Islam in Contemporary Nigeria. A Study of A Muslim Community in a Post Independent State. Mainz &Munich: Kaiser& Grunewald, pp.199 BKA: (1986) Black Paradise. The Rastafarian Movement. London: Collins (Thorsons), pp.112 BKA: (1986) West Africa and Christianity. A Study of Religious Development from the 15th to the 20th Century. London: Edward Arnold, pp.271

362 BKA: (1986) (with Mark Bray and David Stephens), Education and Society in Africa, London: Edward Arnold, pp.191 BKE: (1987) The New Evangelists. Recruitment, Methods and Aims of New Religious Movements. London: Ethnographica, pp. 160. BKE: (1988) (with S.R.Sutherland et.al.) The Worlds Religions, London: Routledge, pp.1,000. BKE: (1990) Islam, London: Routledge, pp.233. BKE: (1991) (with S. R. Sutherland) The Study of Religion, Traditional and New Religions. London: Routledge, pp.214. BKA: (1993) (with Peter Byrne), Religion Defined and Explained. Macmillan: Basingstoke / St. Martins Press: New York, pp.216 BKE: (1993) The World's Religions. London: Marshall Editions, pp.220 BKE: (1993) (with E. Puttick): 'Women as Teachers and Disciples in Traditional and New Religions', Lewiston/ Queenston/ Lampeter: Edwin Mellen Press, pp.97-113 BKE: (1994) (with J. I. Somers), 'Japanese New Religions in the West', The Japan Library/ Curzon Press: Folkstone BKA: (1995) 'Mahdism in West Africa. The Case of the Ijebu Prophet', London: Luzac Oriental, pp.256. BKA: (1997) (with E. Arweck) 'New Religious Movements: An Annotated Bibliography', Westport, CT: Greenwood Press CAW: (1997) 'Change and Variety in New Religious Movements in Western Europe, 1960 to the Present', in E. Arweck and P. B. Clarke, 'New Religions in Western Europe - An Annotated Bibliography', Westport, CT/ London: Greenwood Press, pp.xvii-xviii BKE: (1998) 'New Trends and Movements within the World of Islam', London: Luzac Oriental BKE: (1998) 'New Trends and Developements in African and African Derived Religions', Westport, CT: Greenwood Press

363 BKE: (1998) New Trends and Developments in the World of Islam, London: Luzac Oriental, p.400 BKA: (1999) A Bibliography of Japanese New Religious Movements, Japan Library/Curzon Press: Eastbourne, p.276 BKE: (2000) Japanese New Religions In Global Perspective, London: Curzon Press, (Oct. 1999) CEW (1999) 'Modern Japanese Millenarian Movements. Their Changing Perception of Japan's Global Mission' in Japanese New Religions In Global Perspective, (ed.) P. B. Clarke, London: Curzon Press CEW: (1998) 'Islam in Western Europe: Present State and Future Trends', in Peter B Clarke (ed.), New Trends and Developments in the World of Islam, London: Luzac Oriental, pp.3-39 CEW (2000) 'Accounting for the Success and Failure of Japanese New Religions Abroad' in in Japanese New Religions. In Global Perspective, P. B. Clarke (ed.), London: Curzon Press, (Oct. 1999) BKE: (1998) New Trends and Developments in African Religions, Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, p.309 CEW: (1998): 'Anti-syncretist trends in Catholic-Candomble relations' in New Trends and Developments in African religions, Peter B. Clarke (ed.), Greenwood Press: Westport, CT, 1998, pp.17-37. CEW (2000) 'Islam in Tropical Africa', in International Encyclopaedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences, Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds.), Oxford: Elsevier Science CEW (2000) 'Islam in East Africa', in Encyclopaedia of African & African American Religion, Stephen Glazier (ed.), Routledge: Great Barrington CEW (2000) 'The Ahmadiyya Movement' in Encyclopaedia of African and African American Religion, op.cit CEW (2000) 'African Derived Religions in Brazil' in Encyclopaedia of African and African American Religion, op. cit. PAJ (2000) 'Movimentos milenaristas japoneses e o papel do Brasil na constucao do paraiso na Terra: a Igreja Messianica Mondial (Sekai Kyusei Kyo)', in ILHA. Revista de Antropologia, Florianopolis, vol.2, no.1, December 2000, pp.104-123.

364 CEW (2001) 'Islam in Tropical Africa' in International Encyclopaedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences, Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds.), Oxford: Elsevier Science. CEW (2002) 'Success and Failure in the Transplantation of Japanese New Religions to the United States and Europe', in Zen, Reiki, Karate, I. Prohl and H. Zinser (eds.), Hamburg: Bunka, pp.47-73. CEW: (2002) Contributions to: 'Religions of the World. A Comprehensive Encyclopaedia of Beliefs and Practices', J.Gordon Melton and Martin Baumann (eds.), ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara California, 2002: Agon shu, Hon-michi, Kofukuno-Kagaku, Konkokyo, Omoto, Sekai Kyusei Kyo, Shinnyoen, Tenrikyo, and Tensho-Kotai-Jingu Kyo CEW: (2003) Conversion in Islam in Encyclopaedia of Islam and the Muslim World, Richard C Martin (ed.), New York: Macmillan. CEW: (2003) The Almoravid Movement in Encyclopaedia of Islam and the Muslim World, Richard C. Martin (ed.), New York: Macmillan. CEW: (2004) Um movimento milenarista japones e a construcao do paraiso na terra: o caso da Igreja Messianica Mondial do Brasil?, in En Nome de Deus. A Religiao na Sociedade Contemporanea, Donizete Rodriques (ed.), Porto: Edicos Afrontamento, pp.160-68 CEW: (2005), 'Globalization and the Pursuit of a Shared Understanding of the Absolute: The Case of Soka Gakkai in Brazil', in Buddhist Missionaries in an Era of Globalization, Linda Learmann (ed.), Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, pp.123-140 CEW: (2005) 'Modern African Religions', in Encyclopedia of Religion, Mircia Eliade (ed.), New York: Macmillan (2nd Edition) BKE: (2006) 'Encyclopedia of New Religious Movements', London: Routledge CEW: (2006) Entries for the 'Encyclopedia of New Religious Movements', Peter B. Clarke (ed.), London: Routledge: Agonshu (668 words); Ahmadiyya movement (654 words); Al-Qaeda (the Base) (860 words); Assemblies of God: (320 words); Candombl: (1,750 words); Ch?ondogyo (Religion of the Heavenly Way) (984 words); Ciji Gongde Hui, The Buddhist Compassionate Relief and Merit Society (716 words); Engaged Buddhism (774 words); Forest Monks (824 words); Gallican Catholic Church (L??lise Catholique Gallicane) (699 words); Hassan Al-Banna (1906-49) (Founder of the Muslim Brotherhood) (731 words); New Religious Movements and

365 Healing (3288 words); Hizbollah (Party of God) (644 words); .Hoa Hao Movement (590 words); Identity Movement (A. k.a: Christian Identity) (469 words); Introduction: New Religions as a global phenomenon (5,488 words); Islamism ( 536 words); Konkokyo (Religion of Golden Light) (461 words); Lord?s Resistance Army (770 words); Mahdia (Mahdiyya) Movement (707 words); .Maranatha Christian Churches (A. k. a Maranatha Campus Ministries) (358 words); .Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan al Muslimin) (1,284 words); Nation of Islam (NOI) (1585 words); New Religious Movement (1076 words); ._moto (Great Origin) (755 words); Perfect Liberty Kyodan (802 words); Protestant Buddhism (435 words); Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) (600 words); Rastafarian Movement (1347 words); Reclaiming (694 words); Reiki (A.k.a: Usui Shiko Ryoho System of Healing) (598 words); Santi Asoke movement (503 words); Sarvodaya Movement (Sanskrit: The Welfare and/ or Awakening of All) (514 words); Sayyid Qutb (1906-1966) (613 words); Scientology (Church of Scientology) (633 words); Seicho-no-Ie (House of Growth) (505 words); Sekai Kyusei Kyo (Church of World Messianity) (759 words); Sekhiyatham Movement (473 words); Suan Mokkh (701 words); Swadhyaya Movement (282 words); Emmanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) (359 words); .Tenrikyo (Religion of Heavenly Wisdom) (1,098 words); Thammayuttika Order (Order of Forest Monks) (629 words); The New Age Movement (NAM): 2,322 words); Theravada Buddhism (804 words); Thich Nhat Hanh (b. 1,926) (388 words); Tian Dao (The Way of Heaven) (originally Yiguandao: Way of Pervading Unity) (966 words); Transcendentalism (610 words); Umbanda (732 words); Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam (559 words); Won Buddhism (815 words). (2005) 'Religious Change and Innovation in the Modern World: A Social Anthropology Perspective', in Journal of the International House of Japan, Tokyo CEW: (2006) 'Primitive Religion', in Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, George Ritzer (ed.), Blackwell: Oxford (4,500-word entry) BKA: (2006) 'New Religions in Global Perspective', London: Routledge CEW: (2006) 'Religious Syncretism Japanese Style in Brazil' in Andre Droogers et al., 'Playful Religion', Congress for the Study of Religion, Delft: Eburon Academic Publishers, pp.123-37 Recent Conference Presentations 1) Free University of Berlin (Japan Cultural Centre), Conference on Japanese New Religons in the West (March 1999), Presentation: Japanese New Religions in Europe: Accounting for Success and Failure.

366 2) Academica Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, and Guest Lecturer (April 1999), Presentation: Japanese New Religions and the Millennium. 3) Boston University (Institute for the Study of Economic Culture), Conference on Globalization and Buddhism (April 2000), The Encounter between Buddhist Humanism and Catholicism in Brazil with special reference to Soka Gakkai. 4) Leuven, Belgium, Conference on Schools of Japanese Buddhism (May 2000), Presentation: Kofuku-no-Kagaku as a school of Japanese Buddhism? 5) Durban, South Africa, International Association for the history of Religions Conference (August 2000), Presentation: African and Japanese Religions in Brazil with special reference to Candomble and Seicho-no-Ie: comparisons and contrasts. 6) Houston, Texas, SSSR conference (October 2000), Plenary session presentation: The encounter between Japanese religions and Catholicism in Brazil. 7) Mexico City, SISR Conference (August 2001), Japanese New Religions in Brazil and the Construction of the Land-Without-Sickness. 8) Strasbourg University, (May 2003), Women in religions new and old. 9) Open University, Milton Keynes, UK (May, 2003), Mokichi Okada. A Japanese New Age Prophet. International conference on the New Age Movement, Open University, UK 10) Turin, Italy, SISR conference (July 2003), Discussant of presentations on religions and the generations 11) Heidelberg, Germany (October 2003), Discussant of presentations on Culture and Hegemony. The Politics of Culture in a Global Age 12) Mercosur Conference, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianopolism (December 2003), Japanese new religions and their pursuit of popular and official legitimacy in Brazil 13) World Congress of the IAHR (International Association for the History of Religions) 2005, Tokyo Japan, 'Assessing the Impact of Religious Change' 14) World Congress of Sociology, Durban, 2006, 'Japanese Religions in Brazil: from ethnic to universal religions and back'

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Raj Wali Shah Khattak Mailing Address: Qualification:

Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar. N-W.F.P, Pakistan.

Ph.D. Pashto Peshawar University 1. Distinction:  Gold Medalist M.A.  International Literary Convention Gold Medal.  Talented Youth (Literature) of International youth year 1985 (South Asia)  Award (Medal) from Pashtun Wrorwali Islamabad.  Talent scholarship in HSSC. 2. Experience 1) Teaching  Taught Pashto and Islamic Studies at Edwards College, Peshawar, from 1976 to 1978. 2) Research  Research Specialist, Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar from 1978 to 1995. 3) Administration  Director Pashto Academy from July 1995 to July 2004.  Warden Rehman Baba Hostel (Hostel No:2) University Of Peshawar (1985-1990)  Warden TSC University Of Peshawar (1992-1995)

368  Staff Proctor University Of Peshawar.  Editor Of Various Books .  Organizer Of Various Seminars  Editor in Chief Of Monthly Pashto journal (1995-2004)  Editor Quarterly Tatara Peshawar 4) Current Status  Professor of Research, Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar 3. Member  Board of Governors, Pakistan Academy of Letters Islamabad.  Board of Governors, Area Study Centre, University of Peshawar.  Board of Governors, Khushal Trust Akora Khattak.  Board of Directors Pashto Adabi Board, Peshawar.  Board of Directors Watan Welfare Society Peshawar.  Sarhad Arts Council Peshawar.

4. Publications 1) Books  Da Pukhto Adabi Tehreekoona ( Literary Movements in Pashto)  Zeest Rozgar Da Faqir Jamil Beg (The Life Style of Faqir Jamil Beg)  Manaqib-e-Faqir (Faqir Eulogies)  Pashto Zhaba (Dictionary) (The Pashto Language Dictionary)  Da Pukhto Nawi Imla (The New Pashto Script)  Sangzar (Poetry)  Da Rehman Pa Shair (On the poetry of Rehman)  Intangible Heritage of the Walled City of Peshawar (UNESCO Pakistan).

369  An Intangible Heritage Published By InterLit Foundation  Toori Chi Rana Kawai (Letters that shine) 2) Research Articles  Hamza Ao Ishariat: ( Hamza and Symbolism) Monthly Pashto , Pashto Academy, May, June, 1982.  Zalmay Shavoor Ao Pukhto Adab( The Young Intellect and Pashto literature), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, December, 1982.  Da Pukhto Afsane Irtiqa,(The Evolution of Pashto Short Story), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, January, 1983.  Ghani Khan, Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, April, 1983.  Muqaffa Mussajja Nasar NA Tar Azad Nazam (From Rhymed Prose to Free Verse) Pashto Annual, 1985.  Aramyan (The Aramaics), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, October, 1987. (Aramics)  Jamal-o-Roman Da Pakhtano (The aesthetics & romanticism of Pashtoons), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, April, 1987.  Da Ghlozo Qataar (The Bee Line), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy,May, June, 1989.  Da Ghlozo Qataar (The Bee Line), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, July, August, 1989.

 Da Academy Qalami Nawadirat (Manuscripts in Pashto Academy), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, March, April, 1980.  Da Kirdar Da Shakhsiat ( Character and Personality), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, November, 1980.  Pukhto Ke Safar Nama (Travelogue in Pashto), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, October, 1991.  Da Rehman Baba Yow Shair (A Verse of Rehman Baba), Monthly

370 Abasin Peshawar, February, 1987 (Rehman Pohana).  Rehman Baba Ka Shavoor-e-Zeest ( The wisdom of life of Rehman Baba), University Journal, 1992 (Urdu)  Da Rang-o- Noor Shaair (The poet of light and colour), University Journal, 1992.  Da Pukhto Makhsoos Toori (The particular alphabets in Pashto script), Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, October 1991 to June 1992.  Pakhto Ao Peshawar (Pashto and Peshawar), Monthly Pashto, April, 1993.  Da Pukhto Ghinayi Folklore (The lyrical folklore of Pashto), October,1995.  Da Hamza Zhwand Aw Ghazal (The life and Ghazal of Hamza Shinwari) published in the Hamza Shinwari Kuliyat.  Pakhtani Qadroona: (Pakhtoon Values) Monthly Pashto August, 1995.  Faqir Jamil Beg: Quarterly Khushal Review, 1986.  Da Rehman Baba Tasawaf: (The Mysticism of Rehman Baba) Peshawar University Journal, 1994.  Pukhto Aw Tanqeed (Criticism and Pashto), Maraka Journal Mardan.  The Life Sketch of Hamza Shinwari, The Frontier Post, Peshawar. (English)  The Literary School and Literary Movements, The Frontier Post, Peshawar. (English)  The Role of Mother Tongue, Gandhara Times. Peshawar. (English)  Ghani Khan Shakhsiat Fikr-o-Fun: (Thought and Art) Monthly Pashto Special Number, March, April 1997.  Ajmal: Yao Juraat Yao Tehreek (Courage and movement)  Madoola Andaz, Quarterly Jaras, Karachi.

371  Major Younas Khalil, Quarterly Jaras, Karachi.  Pukhtoon Ghazal, Quarterly Gul Banrh, April May, June.  Khushal Ao Goethe. Monthly Pashto November, December1999.  An introduction to Pushtoon Culture (Pakistan, Languages and Society). National Institute of Pakistan Studies. 3.11.2000 (English)  Iqbal Aow Khudi (Iqbal & Ego) Monthly Pashto Nov,Dec 2002  Abdul Shakoor Rashad,(Life & Works), Quarterly Pashto Oct,Nov,2004  Hamza Aow Pashto Ghazal (Hamza & Pashto Ghazal) Monthly Ulfat  Da Lewano Da Khar Aukhyar(The Sage of the City Of Mads) Quarterly Tatara Peshawar.  Da Ghani Yaw Wajoodi Nazam(An Existentialistics Poem Of Ghani) Dastar International Peshawar.  Arts & Crafts Of N-W.F.P, ECO Tourist Guide to N-W.F.P. (English)  Games & Dances Of N-W.F.P. ECO Tourist Guide to N-W.F.P. (English)  Pashto Music, ECO Tourist Guide to N-W.F.P. (English)  Traditional Cuisines, ECO Tourist Guide to N-W.F.P. (English)  Shair-e-Nar: (The Manly Verse) Monthly Namoos Mardan.  Khatir Afridi, Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, August, Septmeber, 1979.  Qalandar Afridi: Monthly Pashto , Pashto Academy, April, 1981.  Da Rehman Baba Da Shair Ejaz (The Marvel of the Rehman Baba's Poetry), Quarterly Jaras, Karachi, 1995. 4) Translations  Da Sarhad Quaid (The Leader of the NWFP), Sir Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Monthly Pashto , Pashto Academy, May, 1979.  Australia ta Wrande Rasedoonkey Afghan:(The first Afghan reaching

372 Australia)November, 1980.  Da Zaman Pa Haqeeqat: (The Fact of Time).  Khutbat-i-Nabavi.(The Sermons of the Holy Prophet).  Rohi Matalloona (Pashto Proverbs New Edition). 5) Books Reviews/Prologues  Azad Nazam Ao Wrostey Deedan: (Free verse and the last sight) Monthly Pashto, Pashto Academy, Sept: 1980.  Da Faqir Muhammad Abbas Qaddria Dre Kitaboona (Three books of Faqir Muhammad Abbas Qadria) " October, 1981.s  Kuliyat-i-Rehman Baba.  Insani Ana Ao Ilam: (The Human Ego and Knowledge) By Hamza Shinwari.  Za Ao Hamza:(Me and Hamza) By Abdur Rehman Loogay Kakakhel.  Da Hamza Shinwari Kuliyat  Zhwand Ao Yoon by Hamza Shinwari  Sparlay Pa Aaeena Kshe by Hamza Shinwari.  Swat Nama by Khushal Khan Khattak. (English)  Rubayiyat-Khushal. (Urdu)  Da Khkula Wagma, Rishteen.  Da Kabul Pa Shimali Vilayato Ki, Dr. Wror.  Urdu Kay Qadeem Pashtoon Shuara by Afzal Raza. (Urdu)  Sadar Khushal by Anzor.  Pashto Zhaba, Pashto Dictionary.  Mutalia-Rehman.  Da Nazir Shinwari Deewan.  Da Khatir Afridi Deewan.  Zalawani, Akram Farooq Shinwari.  Khob, Dr. Fatehmand Khan.

373  Adab Tsa Dey, Sahar Yousafzai.  Mongra, Qazi Hanif.  Tasweer, Dr. Fatehmand Khan.  Za Hum Haghasi Warha Way by Miss Salam Shaheen  Love by Wazir Badshah Janan.  Da Wisal Pa Intizar by Arbab Muhammad Sabir Hayat.  Wloona by Aqil Khan Afridi. 6) Supervision of Books Editing  Da Hamza Shinwari Kuliyat (Collective work of Hamza Shinwari).  Roohi Mataloona (English) (The Pashto Proverbs).  Pukhto Zhaba (Dictionary) (The Pashto Language).  Sadar Khushal (Life and Works of Sadar Khan Khattak).  Da Khkula Wagmey (Light Essays by Rishteen).  Swat Nama (Travelogue by Khushal Khan Khattak).  Da Kabul Pa Shimali Vilyato Ki Pukhtana (Pashtoon in North Afghanistan).  Pashto Dictionary.  Pashto Writers Direcotry.  Rubayiat-i-Khushal.  Urdu key Qadeem Pashtoon Shuara. 5. Writings/Interviews 1) PTV  Portrait: Urdu.  Khushal Khan Khattak: Urdu.  Da Boodai Taal: Pashto.(Rainbow)  Tarang: Pashto.  Rehman Baba: Special Urdu, Pashto.

374  Khushal Khan Khattak: Special Urdu, Pashto.  Subjects in Ghani's Poetry.  Makhzan.  The New Pashto Script.  Pukhto Adab (Pashto Literature).

2) GEO TV  Afghan Building.  Khushal Khan Khattak.  Rehman Baba.  Ghulail.  Hamza Shinwari.  Ghani Khan. 3) STAR WORLD  Pashto Music 4) BBC WORLD  Freedom of expression in Pashtoon Society. 5) AVT KHYBER  Khushal Khan Khattak  Kitaboona Daryaboona  Kaghaz  Ajmal Khattak 6) RADIO  Radio Adabi Jirga (Radio Literary Council).  Adab Nan Saba (The Literature now a days).  Khushal Khan Ao Rajjayiat (Optimism and Khushal Khan).

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 Adab Key Nawee Tajrabe (New experiments in Literature)  Pashto Afsana (Pashto short story).  Da Rehman Baba Da Shair Ejaz (The marvel of Rehman Baba Poetry).  Abdul Qadir Khan Khattak .  Da Pir Roshan Tehrik (The movement of the Pir Roshan).  Abdul Khaliq Khaliq  Numerous Interviews on BBC and VOA  And various other Programmes. 7) News Papers  New York Times  Washington Post  The Statesman  The Frontier Post  The Daily Mashriq  Khaleej Times  Gulf News  Aaj  Wahdat

6. Lectures Delivered  AIO University Islamabad.  Institute of Pak. Studies Quaid –i- Azam University Islamabad.  Baluchistan Study Centre, University of Baluchistan Quetta.  Sindhi Language Authority, Hyderabad Sindh.  Nazria –i- Pakistan Foundation Lahore.  Suchal Sarmast Chair. University of Khairpur, Sindh  University of Ningrahar Jalalabad, Afghanistan.

376  Ministry of Information and Culture, Kabul, Afghanistan.  Pak Pashtoon Welfare Society, Doha Qatar. 7. Seminars  All Pakistan Philosophical Congress, 1984 Paper: "Pashtoonon Ka Jamal-o-Roman"(Aesthetics and Romanticism of the Pashtoons)  Pakistan Academy of Letters: Paper "Azadi key Baad Pashto Nasar Key Rujhanat" (The trends of Pashto Prose after Independence)  Abasin Arts Council: Paper " Rehman Baba Ka Shavoor-e-Zeest"(Rehman Baba's Concept of Life)  PUTA. The Role of Mother Tongue in Primary Education.  BARA GALI, 1991: Paper : "Da Pakhto Makhsoos Toori" (The Particular alphabets of Pashto).  BARA GALI, 1992: Paper : "Pakhto Ao Pekhawar."(Pashto and Peshawar)  BARA GALI, 1993: Paper : "Da Pakhto Ghinai Folklore."(The Lyrical Folklore of Pashto)  BARA GALI, 1994: Paper : "Pakhtani Qadroona."(Pashtoon Values)  BARA GALI, 1995, Paper, "Forty One Years of the Pashto Academy".  Rehman Baba Complex Peshawar, Paper: Da Rehman Baba Tassawaf.  Pakistan National Centre Peshawar, "Da Rehman Baba Shairi Shavoor".  Pakistan National Centre Peshawar, "Da Rehman Baba Yao Shair."  Green Hotel Peshawar (Rehman Adabi Jirga), Paper, "Da Rehman Baba Pa Kalam ki Fasahat-o-Blaghat."

377  Khushal Memorial Library Akora Khattak, "Yao Juraat Yao Tehreek".  Edwards College Peshawar, "Qalandar Qalandar."  Peshawar Press Club, " Siddique Rohi".  An introduction to Pashtoon Culture, Summer Institute of Linguistics Q.A. University Islamabad.  UNESCO, Karachi” Promoting Linguistic Diversity” International Conference on Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue, June 2425, 2005 Karachi.  Department of Culture and Tourism Govt. Of Sindh, Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai.  “Prospect & Perception of Peace in Pashtun Culture”, Presented in international Peace workshop (Peace through Cultures of Peace) organized by Dept. of IR, University of Karachi on April 9,10 and 11,2006.  “Ajmal Khattak, a Pashtun Nationalist Poet”, Presented In international Seminar on April 19, 2006, at Kabul, organized by the Ministry of Higher Education of Afghanistan

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Ramli MOHAMED Dr. Ramli Mohamed is the Dean of the School of Communication, University of Science Malaysia (USM). He started his career as a Lecturer in May 1976 and was later promoted as an Associate Professor in August 1985. He was promoted to the position of a Professor in August 1994. Dr. Ramli is the founding Dean of the School of Communication, a position he currently holds when the university upgraded the communication program from a department to a faculty in April 1995. Since 1985, Dr. Ramli produced several publications (books, chapters in books, and journal articles), research reports, conference/seminar papers, consultancy projects, and has been appointed an External Examiner of doctoral and masters dissertations/theses as well as an External Assessor for promotion exercises of several Malaysian universities. He was awarded a fellowship by the East West Center for doctoral studies at the University of Hawaii (1980-83), the East West Center Fellowship for a research project on "Communication Policy Planning at Institutional Level" (1978-79), and the UNESCO Fellowship for Master of Science (Agricultural Journalism) studies at the University of Wisconsin (1975-76). For his distinguished service to USM, he was honored with the Pingat Kelakuan Terpuji (Distinguished Conduct Medal) by the Governor of Penang, in July 1994.

379 Dr. Ramli also served as a consultant to various international and national organizations. Since 1984, he served as a consultant to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) where he was sent on missions to train agriculture extension officials and field workers in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Zambia, Malaysia, Uganda, Malawi, Jamaica, Dominica, Jordan, Egypt and Italy on the need to transfer agriculture technology to target beneficiaries through a more systematic, demand-driven and cost-effective approach, i.e., through Strategic Extension Campaign (SEC). He also lectured for several years on SEC at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand. Prof. Ramli MOHAMED Professor and Dean School of Communication University of Science Malaysia (USM) Minden, 11800 Penang, MALAYSIA Phone: (60-4) 658-6554 (off.); (60-4) 657-5050 (hse.) Fax: (60-4) 657-7736 E-mail: [email protected] (off.) [email protected] (hse.) Web: http://www.com.usm.my/

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Formal Education 2000 – 2002 Master of Science in International Financial Management from Roya University of Groningen, the Netherlands. The program is a partnership of three universities, which I had to attain all to obtain the degree: Royal University of Groningen, Groningen, the Netherlands Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden University of Florida, Florida, U.S.A

380 Thesis: The Determinants of the Venture Capital Industry: A Study conducted in The Netherlands. Graduated on March 14th, 2002 The study was fully financed by Eric Bleumink Fonds, a fund dedicated to increase education opportunities of foreign students at the Royal University of Groningen. This fund is administered by Drs. Madeleine Gardeur. 1996 – 2000 Bachelor of Social and Political Sciences from Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Indonesia. Majoring Business Administration, with concentration in finance. Graduated on August 14th, 2000 GPA: 3.14 1994 – 1996

SMA Kristen I, Tanjung Duren, Jakarta. Graduated

1991 – 1994

SMP Kristen II, Pembangunan, Jakarta. Graduated

1991

SD Kristen II, Pembangunan, Jakarta. Graduated

Non diploma courses 2003

Graduated Chartered Financial Analyst Level 1

2003

Graduated Investment Manager License from Indonesia Capital Market

Supervisory Agency (BAPEPAM) 2001 Professional Communication Course, University of Florida, Florida, U.S.A. 1997 Attended Tax Courses at the Trisakti University, Jakarta, Indonesia for: A. Indonesian Personal Tax B. Indonesian Corporate Tax Professional Experience September 2004-Present

Assistant lecturer to Dr. Chandra Wijaya in

Investment Management; Corporate Finance at the University of Indonesia, Faculty of Social and Political Study, Business Administration Department. Responsible for assisting students to have better understanding by giving

381 lectures, practices and tests. The lectures consist of materials in the textbooks and actual practices in Indonesia. October 2003 – Present

Consultant at Pusat Studi Kebijakan dan

Pengembangan Kelembagaan (PSKPK) University of Indonesia My main duty is to be part of a team who assists government agencies to strengthen their focus and improve their service quality. In doing so, I have been reviewing and commenting on their relevant Terms of Reference (TOR), recommending the germane methodologies that are best suited to alleviate current issues being encountered, implementing the results of the subsequent conducted studies, and deciding upon the most appropriate and applicable solutions. In my line of duty, I am occasionally appointed as a project leader. As a project leader, I establish and manage a functional team consisting of professional staff and secretarial staff. Activities I have done so far are: Writing working manuals to improve efficiencies of the Bappebti staff (Bappebti is the derivative market supervisory agency) Assessing the capabilities of Justice Department staff. The goal of this activity is to determine positions for them where they could excel based on their talents and interests, and to assign training that can help them to improve their capacities Produced modules that will be used for Training the Trainers. The trainees are ‘santri’s”, i.e. students of a traditional Muslim school, whose goals are to become Islamic community leaders, who are one day expected to help communities to live through the rapid national economic development and improve the community entrepreneurial skills Conducted a study on the effectiveness of Depperindag’s staff in facing the challenge of municipal autonomy in Indonesia. Depperindag is the Department of Industry and Trade Conducted Training Needs Assessment in DKI Jakarta Municipality. Carried out Capacity Building endeavors for staff in DKI Municipality intended to improve their service qualities for the people

382 Activities I have done so far are: Writing working manuals to improve efficiencies of the Bappebti staff (Bappebti is the derivative market supervisory agency) Assessing the capabilities of Justice Department staff. The goal of this activity is to determine positions for them where they could excel based on their talents and interests, and to assign training that can help them to improve their capacities Produced modules that will be used for Training the Trainers. The trainees are ‘santri’s”, i.e. students of a traditional Muslim school, whose goals are to become Islamic community leaders, who are one day expected to help communities to live through the rapid national economic development and improve the community entrepreneurial skills Conducted a study on the effectiveness of Depperindag’s staff in facing the challenge of municipal autonomy in Indonesia. Depperindag is the Department of Industry and Trade Conducted Training Needs Assessment in DKI Jakarta Municipality. Carried out Capacity Building endeavors for staff in DKI Municipality intended to improve their service qualities for the people. Activities I am doing currently are: Establishing a master plan for Futures Industry in Indonesia for Bappebti Writing budgetary and accountancy modules to improve the Law Department’s (second rank) staff on technical issues of budgeting and public sector accounting. July 2003 – August 2003 Research Analyst at PT Adelphi Investment, an investment management company trading in Indonesian Government Bonds. Major Responsibilities: Updating market information Establishing market reports in support of trading activities Supporting the Business Development Department in planning new strategies for marketing purposes, such as Asset-based securities, and Municipal bonds. May 2002 – Feb 2003 Chief of Research & Development at PT. Pratama Dwi Kencana, a commission house trading in Asian stock indices. Major Responsibilities: Setting up its new Research and Development division and,

383 training new brokers and R&D staff, doing research on the markets, giving advice to investment executives based on the results of the research, giving public lectures in campuses to support futures industry in Indonesia and to promote the company. Managing 2 professional staff. Contact person: Priatna Kusuma, SE (Managing Director);

James

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Fong

(Overseas Consultant). 1999 – August 2000 Assistant lecturer to Drs. Tafsir Nurchamid, Ak. in Basic Accounting I and II at University of Indonesia, Faculty of Social and Political Study, Business Administration Department.. Responsible for assisting students to have better understanding by giving practical instructions and tests. May – August 2000 Apprentice at PT Inti Fikasa Securindo, Bapindo Plaza, a company specializing in Jakarta Stock Exchange securities trading. 1999 Acted as an interviewer in LAPAN’s (The National Institute of Aeronautics and Space) project: Kajian Potensi Pasar Penginderaan Jarak Jauh LAPAN (Evaluation of Remote Sensing Target Market). Supervisor: Drs. Benny Guido Sunardi I had proven myself as a good communicator since I was taking my bachelor degree in University of Indonesia. However, to emphasize the communicating skill in English, I took a semester-full course of Professional Communication in University of Florida, consisted of Oral Communication and Written Communication. Currently, I am practicing my skill in my line of duty as a consultant and an assistant lecturer. As a consequence of my master degree program which required traveling to three different countries (The Netherlands, Sweden, and US), I discover myself as an adventurer as well as a culture and history observer who like to travel

384 around countries. To support my preference, I master English from different aspect, i.e. listening and speaking, reading and writing. I took a TOEFL Score in 2005 and the results are as shown below: •

Listening

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Structure/ writing : 28

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Reading

: 29

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TOTAL

: 277 (Computer-based)

: 26

To support my study in International Financial Management, I took an exclusive international examination in finance, Chartered Financial Analyst, and am a Level II Candidate (from three levels of examination). In addition, I graduated Investment Manager License from Indonesia Capital Market Supervisory Agency

Rolando A. Danao Professor Emeritus School of Economics University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City 1101 PHILIPPINES Phone: (011-632) 927-96-86 to 92 Fax: (011-632) 921-3359 Email: [email protected] Address: 315H Katipunan Road Loyola Heights, Quezon City Philippines 1108 Office Address: School of Economics University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Philippines EDUCATION Institution and Location Date and Degree Major University of Pennsylvania 1979, Postdoctoral Econometrics Department of Economics Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of California at Berkeley 1975,

385 PhD Mathematics College of Arts and Letters Berkeley, California University of California at Berkeley 1972, MA Mathematics College of Arts and Letters Berkeley, California University of the Philippines 1966, MS Mathematics College of Arts and Sciences Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines University of the Philippines 1960, BS Geodetic Engineering College of Engineering Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines FACULTY APPOINTMENTS Dates Institution and Location Appointment Title 2004-present University of the Philippines Professor Emeritus School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1983-2004 University of the Philippines Professor of Economics School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1986 University of Andalas Visiting Professor of Department of Economics and Management Economics Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia (Under the Midwest Universities Consortium for International Activities (MUCIA) World Bank IX Education Project, University of Wisconsin-Madison) 1978-1983 University of the Philippines Associate Professor School of Economics of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1977-1978 University of the Philippines at Los Baños Lecturer Institute of Agricultural Development Summer Program in Economics Los Baños, Philippines 1976-1977 University of the Philippines Associate Professor College of Arts and Sciences of Mathematics and Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines Economics 1975 University of the Philippines Assistant Professor College of Arts and Sciences of Mathematics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1971-1974 University of California Berkeley Instructor of Mathematics University Extension Department of Urban Affairs Berkeley, California 1966-1975 University of the Philippines Instructor of Mathematics College of Arts and Sciences (On study leave) Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1963-1965 University of the Philippines Instructor of Mathematics College of Arts and Sciences Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines CONSULTANCIES AND RESEARCH PROJECTS Dates Institution and Location Appointment Title 2006-2007 Market Surveillance Committee, Philippine Member Electricity Market Corporation, Wholesale Electricity Spot Market, Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines 2004 German Development Cooperation/ Principal Co-Investigator National Economic Development Authority “Assessment of the Information System and Information and Communication Technology Resources of the Regional and Planning Bodies in the Visayas”. Makati City, Philippines 1999 Resource Management International/ Principal Investigator UPecon Foundation/Asian Development Bank "Residential Demand for Electricity in the Philippines", Part

386 of the Project on Consumer Impact Assessment: A Study of the Impacts of Electric Power Restructuring in the Philippines School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1997 UPecon Foundation/Department of Health/ Principal Investigator US Agency for International Aid "Project Effects on Households and Communities", Study I of the Evaluation of the Philippine Health Development Project School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1992 Department of Education, Culture, and Principal Investigator Sports Educational Planning Model Project Pasig City, Philippines 1989-1990 National Economic Development Authority Principal Investigator Validation of a Semestral Econometric Model Pasig City, Philippines 1988-1989 National Economic Development Authority Principal Investigator Regional Econometric Modelling Project Pasig City, Philippines 1983-1986 Philippine Institute of Development Studies Principal Co-Investigator Econometric Modelling Project Makati City, Philippines 1983-1985 Office of the President of the Philippines Consultant for Home Development Mutual Fund Corporate Planning Makati City, Philippines ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS Dates Institution and Location Appointment Title 2003 University of the Philippines Director for Finance School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 2000-2001 University of the Philippines Department Chairman School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1997-1998 University of the Philippines Director for Finance 1988-1993 School of Economics 1985-1986 Diliman, Quezon City 1977-1978 Philippines 1997-1998 Philippine Center for Economic Development Division Chief III 1988-1993 Finance and Administrative Division 1985-1986 Diliman, Quezon City 1977-1978 Philippines 1992-1994 University of the Philippines Director for Graduate 1981-1985 School of Economics Studies and Fellowships Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1991 University of the Philippines College Secretary School of Economics Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1976-1977 University of the Philippines Member, Natural Science Research Center Executive Advisory Council Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1975-1977 University of the Philippines Program Development Office of the President Associate Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines HONORS AND AWARDS Date Award 2004 Outstanding Book Award (Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics, UP Press (2002)), National Academy of Science and Technology, Philippines 1982-2004 Vidal A. Tan Professorial Chair in Mathematical Economics, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 2002 Best Book Award (Introductory Mathematical Economics, UP Press (2001), Social Sciences, University of the Philippines - Diliman 1997 Outstanding

387 Researcher, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1993 Outstanding Published Paper for 1993, National Academy of Science and Technology, Taguig, Rizal, Philippines 1991 Most Outstanding Faculty for 19891990 and 1990-1991, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1979 Rockefeller Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow 1971 Community College Instructor Credential (Valid for Life), The California Community Colleges, California 1966-1969 Rockefeller Foundation Scholar (Doctoral studies in mathematics) 1963-1965 National Science Development Board Scholar (MS program in mathematics) 1962 First Prize, National Heroes Essay Contest (M. H. del Pilar), University of the Philippines, Diliman 1962 Honorable Mention, National Heroes Essay Contest (M. L. Quezon), University of the Philippines, Diliman 1955-1960 Bureau of Lands Scholar in Geodetic Engineering 1955-1960 University/College Scholar, University of the Philippines, Diliman 1954 Valedictorian, Masbate High School, Philippines 1950 Valedictorian, Masbate Elementary School, Philippines PUBLICATIONS Books Mathematical Methods in Economics and Business. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press (2007) Introductory Mathematical Economics. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press (2001) Introduction to Statistics and Econometrics. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press (2002) Articles "Short-Run Residential Demand for Electricity in Rural Electric Cooperatives Franchise Areas", The Philippine Review of Economics, December 2001. "On the Parametric Linear Complementarity Problem", Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, Vol. 95, No.2, November 1997. "A Note on E-Matrices", Linear Algebra and Its Applications, Vol. 259, July 1, 1997. "QMatrices and Boundedness of Solutions to Linear Complementarity Problems," Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, Vol. 83, No.2, 1994. "On a Class of Semimonotone Q0-Matrices in the Linear Complementarity Problem", Operations Research Letters, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1993. "Some Properties of Explicitly Quasiconcave Functions", Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, Vol. 74, No. 3, 1992. "A Top-Down Multiregional Econometric Model of the Philippines", Philippine Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 29, No. 1, 1992. “A Top-Down Econometric Model for a Philippine Region", Philippine Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 28, No. 2, December, 1991. "Operations Research", Philippine Science Encyclopedia: Mathematics and Physical Sciences, National Research Council of the Philippines, 1991. "Strict Convexity of the Upper Level Sets of Strictly Quasiconcave Functions", Philippine Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 27, No. 1, June, 1990 "Regression by Minimum Sum of Absolute Errors: A Note on Perfect Multicollinearity", Philippine Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 20, No. 1, March 1983

388 "On the Use of Linear Programming for Family Planning Resource Allocation", Philippine Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 19, 1982 "Nonnegative Approximate Solutions to an Econometric Model with Prescribed Goals", Philippine Review of Economics and Business, Vol. 18, Nos. 1 and 2, 1981 "Research in Mathematics", Guide to Research and Scientific Reporting, S. De Leon and V.S. Claudio (eds), Manila: Merriam School and Office Supplies Corp., 1980 UNPUBLISHED WORKS Book Prelude to Calculus, with Charles J. Burke, University of California Extension, Berkeley (1973) Reports/Papers “Directions for Improved Planning with Information Systems” chapter III of Report on the Assessment of the Information System and Information and Communications Technology Resources of the Regional and Planning Bodies in the Visayas, July 2004. "Short-Run Residential Demand for Electricity in the Philippines", Report submitted as part of the Consumer Impact Assessment Project, RMI/UPecon/Ian Pope & Associates, September 2000 "Project Effects on Households and Communities", Study 1 of the Philippine Health Development Project Evaluation, UPecon Foundation, December, 1997. "A Note on the Parametric Linear Complementarity Problem", Final Report, Philippine Center for Economic Development Research Project, October, 1996. "A Class of Completely-Q0 Matrices", Final Report, Philippine Center for Economic Development Research Project, 1995. "A Note on Isotone Solutions of the Parametric Linear Complementarity Problem", Discussion Paper 9404, School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Quezon City, July 1994. "A Characterization of Q-Matrices", Discussion Paper No. 9202, School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Quezon City, February 1992. "Validation of a Semestral Econometric Model of the Philippine Economy", (with Dr. E. de Dios and Dr. J. Yap), Final Report, Training and Development Issues Project, National Economic and Development Authority, MetroManila, May 9, 1990 "Developing a Nationally-Linked Regional Model", (with Dr. Cayetano Paderanga, Jr.), Final Report, Regional Development Coordination Staff, NEDA, MetroManila, 1988 "Comments on the Economic-Demographic Model of Thailand", Interim Study Directors' Meeting on Economic-Demographic Modelling for Selected ESCAP Countries, Bangkok, Thailand, August 23-28, 1985 "A Semestral Econometric Forecasting Model of the Philippine Economy", (with Dr. Manuel F. Montes), Final Report, Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 1985 "A Linear Programming Model for Charging a Single Induction Furnace", Engineering Equipment, Inc., MetroManila, 1983 "The Economic Effects of an Investment in Construction", Home Development Mutual Fund, Makati, 1983 "Demand for Health Services in the Philippines: A Survey of the Literature", Primary Health Care Study, Institute of Public Health, University of the Philippines, 1981 "A Survey of Resource Allocation Models for Family

389 Planning Programs", Commission on Population, 1980 "Cost-effectiveness Analysis and Optimal Resource Allocation: The Philippine Family Planning Program", (with Dr. Ernesto M. Pernia), 1978 "Optimal Scheduling in a Single Processor", Technical Report, Natural Science Research Center, U.P., 1976 SPECIAL INTERESTS Mathematical Economics Operations Research Econometrics Mathematics MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Dates Organization 1997 American Association for the Advancement of Science 1996 New York Academy of Sciences 1977 Mathematical Society of the Philippines Philippine Statistical Association 1978-present Philippine Economic Society (Life Member) 1977-present National Research Council of the Philippines (Regular Member) 1987 Operations Research Society of the Philippines 1970 American Mathematical Society SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS Dates Journal Service 1994 Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications Referee 1992, 1991 Plenum Press, New York, N.Y 1993 Journal of Matrix Analysis and Applications Referee Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Philadelphia, USA 1993 Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization Referee North-Holland, Amsterdam 1993 Matimyas Matematika Referee Institute of Science and Mathematics Education, UP OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Dates Institution and Location Appointment 1992 UPecon Foundation/US Agency for International Aid, Member, Exec. Health Policy Development Project Committee School of Economics, Diliman, Quezon City 1991 Department of Health/Philippine Institute for Research Advisor Development Studies Joint Research Project on Baseline Studies in Health Care Financing Makati City, Philippines 1988-1991 National Economic Development Authority Member, Steering Training and Development Issues Project Committee Makati City, Philippines SPEAKER IN SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS, CONVENTIONS (Since 1994) Date Topic, Institution, and Location 2006 “Econometric Modeling”, Macroeconomic Training for the Ministry of Finance, Bangladesh, Institute for Development and Econometric Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Q.C., October 9-10, 2006 2006 “Game Theory for Managers”, Institute for Development and Econometric Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Q.C., June 28, 2006 2005 “Games of Strategy”, Mariwasa Inc., Sto. Tomas, Batangas, November 12, 2005 2005 “The Use of Game Theory for Assessing Strategies”, Corporate Planning Society of the Philippines, Yuchengco Institute for Advanced Studies, Makati, Philippines, October 21, 2005 2005 “Game Theory for Managers”, Institute for Development and Econometric Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Q.C., September 28, 2005 2005 “Introduction to Time Series Forecasting”, Workshop on Forecasting and Making Business Decisions, Institute for Development and Econometric

390 Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Quezon City, February 23, 2005. 2004 "Econometric Modeling", Training on Macroeconomic Forecasting, Asian Development Bank, Pasig City, December 8, 2004. 2004 "The Games We Play", Workshop on Thinking Strategically in Business: Game Theory for Managers, Institute for Development and Economic Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Quezon City, November 17, 2004. 2004 “Time Series Forecasting”, Institute for Development and Econometric Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Quezon City, February18, 2004. 2003 “Interindustry Economics”, Institute for Development and Econometric Analysis, Philippine Center for Economic Development, Quezon City, November 12, 2003 2001 "Strange Attractors and Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions", School of Economics, University of the Philippines 2000 "Household Electricity Consumption: Data from the Household Energy Consumption Survey", School of Economics, University of the Philippines 1999 "Quantitative Methods in Economics" Foreign Service Institute Cadetship Program, School of Economics, University of the Philippines 1998 "Macroeconomic Modeling for Forecasting and Policy Evaluation" The South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1996 "The Use of Mathematics and Statistics in the Teaching of Economics" Economics Faculty Workshop University of the Philippines, Iloilo City, Philippines 1996 "The Mathematical Approach to Economic Analysis" Teachers' Workshop, University of the Philippines, Cebu City 1996 "Building a Regional Econometric Model", University of the Philippines Faculty Forum/National Economic Development Authority, Cebu City 1995 "Generalizing Euler's Theorem", School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Quezon City 1994 "Homothetic Production Functions and the CostMinimizing Firm" School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Quezon City 1994 "Macroeconomic Modelling for Forecasting and Policy Evaluation" The South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre Taipei, Republic of China 1994 "Population Change, Women's Role and Status and Development" UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific Bangkok, Thailand cvdanao: 15Nov07

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Roger Haw Prof. Dr. Roger Haw is the Founder cum Chairman of the First kind of World Book of Records with a Focus on Corporate Social Responsibility aspects entitle ‘SRW RecordPedia’. The publication was launched by the Chief Minister of Malacca, YAB Datuk Seri Mohammad Ali Rustam, Chief Minister of Malacca cum Chairman of World Youth Foundation in 2005. Since then it has been distributing few thousand copies to over 80 countries for the benefit of society at large to encourage all level of societies to put Corporate Social Responsibility in practice. He has co-authored several books and research papers in the areas of Corporate Social Responsibility, Environmental Science, Learning Organizations, Culture & Peace and Distance/Virtual Learning Programmes which were published by various publishers in the UK, Canada, Europe, USA, India, Korea, Thailand, and Malaysia, etc. Also he is an Honorary Member of the Academic Board of Advisors and Board of Governors for 12 institutions in 12 countries. Especially Prof. Dr. Roger Haw contributions of few hundred copies of the CSR books during the inaugural Prime Minister’s CSR Awards in Malaysia was highly recognized by the Department of Social Welfare Malaysia especially in making Corporate Social Responsibility a reality in Malaysia. In the international

392 scene, his effort in promoting CSR practice has been recognized by the United Nations of which many of his articles were featured in the Academic Council on the United Nations System (Canada) memorandum, Spring 2007 and other international publications. One of his articles entitle ‘Enhancing Teaching and Learning’ was published by Symbiosis Magazine, Technology Park of Malaysia and used to be interviewed by the Star papers in Malaysia and other reputable publications abroad for few times. In 2007 Prof. Dr. Roger Haw was nominated for ‘The Outstanding Young Malaysian Awards under the category in Academic Leadership & Accomplishment’ organised by Junior Chamber International Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He has been appointed by The Customer Care Institute, USA as an Honorary Advisory Customer Care Research Council member in 2006. He used to spend most of his time in overseas to conduct humanitarian and educational services under self sponsorship. Also he has been serving as an Honorary Advisory Council member for many international reputable universities in various countries. In view of his international reputation and exposure, his proposal to create the first kind of CSR awards called Ansted Social Responsibility International Award (ASRIA) to recognize those Corporations, NGOs and individuals around the world was approved and supported by the Ansted University Foundation Board of Trustees on 10th March 2004. An announcement was made on 29th May 2004 in Malaysia to invite nominations. The following companies have been receiving ASRIA Awards were North Port Berhad, Ire-Tex Corporation Berhad, Advance Micro Devices (AMD, Penang), NEC (Japan), MUCOS (Czech Republic), GAIA (Spain), The Mayor of Andong, Korea and etc. ASRIA is a BRAND and ENDORSEMENT for CSR practicing Companies, Institutions, NGOs and individuals. Therefore, the Asia Future TV 2008 Summit held in Shanghai, China which was organized by Global Leaders Institute invited ASRIA to endorse this important Congress. The Award in recognizing responsible Corporate, Institutions, NGOs and individuals working together in collaboration with all countries around the world on six continents for Promoting World Peace by Cultivating Social Responsibility Practice is one of the keys to our universal mission. The ASRIA Awards Ceremony dramatizes each recipient’s social contribution, spirit and career. It also provides a stage for the honorees to challenge and inspire young and old people to be responsible in their walks of life. 'We have the scientific knowledge to solve our major world challenges. We have the technological know-how to solve our problems. We have biological, psychological, and sociological knowledge to educate and transform human

393 beings. We have organizational knowledge to design institutions that could support the transformation towards a sustainable world. But what we need is to have new hearts and a new VISION as well as cultivating Social Responsibility practice both at local and international levels. Who says that one person or an organisation can’t have an effect in this world? We all have an effect, and if your effect is an inspired one, then it will inspire countless others around the world.' This is what Prof. Dr. Roger Haw has advised the United Nations through the Academic Council on the United Nations System. It gives a new direction and perspective for the entire United Nations NGOs systems to practice and seriously look into social responsibility wide perspectives for the benefit of world citizen in this new millennium. The statement “TOGETHER WE PROMOTE A BETTER WORLD ENVIRONMENT TO LIVE IN. NOT ONLY MANKIND NEEDS MUCH CARE BUT THE EARTH EVEN NEEDS A GREATER CARE FROM HUMAN BEINGS.THE EARTH IS OUR ROOT FOR ANY LIVING THINGS TO APPRECIATE AND NOT TO DESTROY IT.” Prof. Dr. Roger Haw, Founder cum Chairman of ASRIA. PERSONAL DETAILS Name: Haw Boon Hong Place of birth: Penang, Malaysia Marital Status: Married with three children (Two sons and one daughter) Languages: (Read, Speak and write) English, Malay, and Mandarin/Chinese Current Positions: (INTERNATIONAL APPOINTMENTS) (Education) Founding member of Ansted University, British Virgin Islands of UK since 1999 (Education) Member of correspondent of Academia Herdldica of Historia, Republic of Colombia since 1999 (Education) Founding member of Balkan Academy of Sciences, New Culture and Sustainable Development, Bulgaria since 2000 (Education) Academic Advisory Board of Lanka Institute of Business Management, Sri Lanka since 2002 (Education) International Advisory Board of World University, USA 2002 (Education) Consulting Editor and Advisory Council, American Biographical Institute, Inc. USA since 2002 (Education) Technical Advisor, Yaounda EEIU Chapter Cameroon Ozone Club of Africa since March 2003

394 (Education) Honorary Professor of Education, Claremont International University, Seychelles 2003 (Education) Advisory Council member of The International Writers and Artists Association, Ohio of USA since January 2004 (Education) Executive Council member of Advanced Education and Research Network Foundation, Bangladesh since 2004 (Education) Management course expert and academic resource panel for The International School of Business Management, Netherlands since 2004 (Education) International Executive Committee Head of World Literature Society, India since 2004 (Education) The Customer Care Institute, USA as an Honorary Advisory Customer Care Research Council member in 2006 (Education) Professor of Business & Management, Cambridge International University, an Open University in Italy appointed on 15th October 2007 (Humanity Service) President of Ansted University Foundation Fund Raising Project, BVI of UK since 1999 (Humanity Service) Honorary Goodwill Ambassador for the Sovereign State of Mind, the Conch Republic to Nation of Japan since 2000 (Humanity Service) Diplomat to World Human Rights Service Council to United Nations since 2000 (Humanity Service) Honorary Ambassador of Good Will, Arkansas Traveler (USA) 2002 (Humanity Service) Honorary Ambassador of Goodwill, Commonwealth of Kentucky, USA since 2002 (Humanity Service) Member of Eco-Ethics International Union, Oldendorf/Luhe of Germany since 2004 (Humanity Service) Appointed as an International Expert & Senior Consultant by Council For Human Rights and Religious Freedom, Geneva of Switzerland February 2004 (Humanity Service) Appointed as Brigadier General by the Corpi Sanit Internazionali, Croce Rossa Garibaldina, Rome, Italy on 22nd November 2007 (Humanity Service) Appointed as Head General Staff Malaysia by the Corpi Sanit Internazionali, Croce Rossa Garibaldina, Rome, Italy on 22nd November 2007 (Investment & Finance) Honorary Consulting member, Venture Trading Partners II Ltd, USA since 2000 (Banking) Honorary Advisory Council members of Nath-Randy’s Commerce Bank International (Naraco Bank), Grenada, Trinidad since 2001 (Nobility services) Exarch for Malaysia of the Sovereign Order of St. Eugene of Trebizond, Spain since 2001 (Publication) Founder cum Chairman of ‘SRW Social Responsibility World of RecordPedia 2004”, Malaysia

395 (Innovation) Founder cum President of Ansted Social Responsibility International Award, BVI of UK INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS EXPERIENCES (OCTOBER 1993) Qualified as the Professional body member to represent Malaysia to attend the Insurance Industry and Financial Planner International event “Million Dollar Round Table Annual Meeting & Congress” held in Texas, USA. The remarkable event was attended by more than ten thousand members from 148 countries. (MARCH 2001) served as an ORGANISING CHAIRMAN for "Space Science Education Seminar" presented by a scientist from USA who has sponsored by NASA and Clarkson University, USA to serve as a visiting professor to present paper at the Malaysia National Planetarium in Kuala Lumpur and also at the Astronomy Club of St. Xavier's Institution in Penang. Malaysia (AUGUST 2001) served as an ORGANISING ADVISOR TO ASSIST THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE FOR ORGANISING ANSTED UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION CEREMONY 1st time held in Penang of Malaysia CUM INTERACTIVE SEMINAR by personally invited 13 academicians and experts from 13 countries came to Penang to deliver lectures on the following topics in the area of Distance Learning programme, Environmental Science and Sustainable development, Arts & Literature, Medicine, IT & Engineering and Agriculture to share their wisdom and insights in a broad range of areas from pedagogy to technology and strategies. (February 2002) Ansted Service Center and my role served as the Project coordinator has successfully selected as one of the Asia partner by GAIA (Asociacion Cluster de Telecomunicaciones, Spain) for implementing Asia-Qual project focus on the European Foundation Quality Management (recognised as one of the business excellent models in the world) which was funded by the European Comission under the Asia IT&C programme. Ansted University has been contributing our own resources estimated as the 40% of the total eligible costs assigned to Ansted Service Center since 2002. The said project is successfully completed on January 2005. The result was very encouraging. (March 2002) On behalf of Ansted University I was assigned to sign a collaboration agreement between Ansted University and AGH University (Krakow, Poland) one of the highest number of students population in Europe. Also I served as one of the workshop chairpersons cum paper presenter at the EUROECO 2002, International Conference on Promotion of Sustainable Development on Global Scale in the Context of the Earth Summit held at University of Mining and Metallurgy-AGH in Krakow, Poland on March 2002 (April 2002) served as one of the country speakers to present Malaysia country report on Volunteer services at the 1st AVA ASIA-PACIFIC REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON VOLUNTEER ADMINISTRATION in Busan Korea

396 (May 2002) served as an ORGANISING CHAIRMAN for an INTERACTIVE SEMINAR on “Human Resource Development & informal sector amidst globalization, ICT; New forms of language & literacy & Educational implications, The relationship between co-operative Education, the skills development act and the success rate of small Medium Enterprises & Crisis of access in Distance Education” by personally invited 4 Ansted University Visiting Professors from 4 countries. (October 2002) Served as an ORGANISING COMMITTEE for the 1st International Conference on Asian-European Epics held in Kuala Lumpur at University of Malaya, Malaysia. (November 2002) served as an ORGANISING ADVISOR for ANSTED UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION CEREMONY 1st time held in Kuala Lumpur of Malaysia cum Interactive Seminar by personally invited 7 experts from 7 countries to present their papers at JW Marriott Hotel, KL. On March 2003, I represented Ansted Service Center as one of the project partner collaborators to present the PSC project report under the AsiaQual IT&C project for implementing European Foundation Quality Management in Malaysia which was co-funded by European Commission and Ansted University. The meeting was held in New Delhi, India. (September 2003) served as one of the Organising Committee members cum workshop chairpersons at the 1st International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility held at London Metropolitan University in London, UK. (October 2003) served as an ORGANISING ADVISOR for ANSTED UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION CEREMONY 1st time held in London at London Metropolitan University in London of United Kingdom. (March 2004) served as an Organising Co-ordinator for a workshop on “Communication skills and Creativity” Organized by Ansted Service Center and sponsored by a company in East Malaysia. On 21st to 23rd November 2004, I was the Conference Organising Chairman for the 2nd International Conference on Stakeholders and Social Responsibility held in Penang, Malaysia. The conference has featured more than 100 papers. The paper presenters include world-renowned Academicians, Politicians, Various Countries Embassy Ambassadors, Scientists, Scholars, and Businessmen from over 30 countries. Each registered conference participant has received a book and CD contains of Social Responsibility topics. In addition, each participant either individual or organization has received a presentable “certificate of recognition” when they take part to support this profound conference and its activities in 2004 besides getting the common certificate of participation. A series of various categories of universal prestige awards first time to be created by Ansted University and its Foundation together with sponsors in recognition of individuals and corporation excellence in carrying out Social Responsibility programme and its activities to present the ASRIA award to qualify international

397 awardees both individuals and corporations as well as governmental departments to recognize their profound contributions to society at large. It also helps to reinforce the message that social responsibility is an obligation for all of us living on this planet. On 10th December 2004, I represented Ansted Service Center as one of the project partner collaborators to present the final project report under the AsiaQual IT&C project for implementing European Foundation Quality Management in Malaysia which was co-funded by European Commission and Ansted University. The meeting was held in Rome, Italy. On 18th to 22nd April 2005, I was invited to serve as International Advisory Committee and Plenary Speaker for the 19th International Conference on Learning Organisation in the Learning World held at King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), Bangkok, Thailand. As one of the speakers, I have presented a topic on “Cultivating a Universal Platform to promote Learning Organisation through Social Responsibility Practice” Being one of the Founding Members and Academicians of BALKAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AND CULTURE, I was invited to serve as speaker at “Balkanereco ‘05” to be held from 8th to 10th June 2005 in Sofia, Conference cum the Academy General Assembly Meeting. The Governing Board of Albert Schweitzer World Academy of Medicine in Poland has invited me to present a speech for our newly published book “The SRW Social Responsibility World of RecordPedia 2004, first edition” at the International Symposium at the Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland on 10-11 of June 2005.” On 4-7th July 2005, I was appointed as Conference Programme Committee for the 2nd International Conference on Open and Online Learning, held at University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, South Africa. On 26-29 August 2005, I was invited by the World Youth Foundation of Malaysia “NGO in special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations” to serve as speaker at the International Conference on Environment and Disaster Management "Our Shrinking World". To present topic entitled “Experience on Tsunami Disaster in South Asia on 26th December 2005” The Chief Minister of Melaka, YAB Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam accepted my invitation to launch a series of Corporate Social Responsibility books published by Ansted University during the Conference Opening ceremony and highly recommended these two books for people to read. On 30th September 2005, invited to present a paper entitle ‘The importance of volunteer spirit for promoting world peace’ at the 3rd IOV World Congress held in Andong city of Korea. As the Founder of the ASRIA Awards I presented the ASRIA Awards 2005 to the Mayor of Andong City, South Korea and witnessed

398 by Government agencies of Korea, various countries Ministers and delegates from over 80 countries. On 9th October 2005, Invited to serve as co-author for the “World Peace and Science” is connected with “Quality of Life” and the impact of the technologies, as contribution for the Sustainable Future of our civilisation, and has been written for World Peace Summit in Zagreb, Croatia 09th October 2005 International Conference. On 5th & 6th December 2005, has invited by the World Class Training Centre Sdn. Bhd. To serve as Keynote Speaker for a Conference on “Strategic Measurement & management of Corporate Social Responsibility Balanced Scorecard” at Boulevard Hotel, Midvalley City, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia On 10th to 14th December 2005, Invited to serve as co-author to present paper “On Water and Science” is connected with present, as contribution for the Sustainable Future of our civilisation, and has been written for Global Symposium: Towards a New World Order, 10th to 14th December 2005, Lucknow, India. On 29th November till 1st December 2006, he was invited by the Division Director of Education, UNESCO to serve as Forum observer and attend the 2nd International Colloquium on Research & Higher Education Policy Forum held at UNESCO Headquater in Paris, France. On October 17-21, 2007, I was invited by the Conference Chairman to serve as a member of Scientific and Review Committee as well as to serve as a presenter at plenary session for The 5th International Conference, “PERSON. COLOR. NATURE. MUSIC”, held at Daugavpils University, Daugavpils, Latvia On 6th December 2007, he served as advisor for ASRIA’s CSR-CAP 2007 Awards Presentation ceremony cum international seminar held at the Sri Mas Ballroom, Bayview Hotel Georgetown Penang located in Penang, Malaysia and these events ware featured by the PenangNetTV in the www.penangnettv.com. On 18th February and 15th March 2008, he served as the Principal Facilitator for a training course project to deliver eight courses by himself alone to a group of Nepali and Malaysian delegates in one month period for the following courses Project Management, Community Needs Assessment, Community Facilitation Skills, Project Proposal, Technical Report Writing, TEVT Exposure Through Dialogues and Visits, Business Costing and Management Accounting and Decision Making Courses. The project was successfully completed in time which he has to work for 14 hours daily.

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On 27th February 2008, Prof. Roger Haw was invited by the Centre for Institutional Research and Development, The Hong Kong Institute of Education to serve as Chair Professor in CSR. On 31st March 2008, Prof. Roger Haw was invited by the University of Mauritius and Mauritius Institute of Education (MIE) to serve as External Examiner for Bachelor of Education programme for a period of three years between 2008 and 2010. Invited by the Chairman of the Conference Scientific Committee to serve as Scientific Committee for 12th International Conference on Sustainable Development focused on Sound-tourism-Education-and Sustainable Development of Historical Cities. The Conference will be held in Italy, Florence (Firenze) between 11 and 14, July 2008. Publication, foreword message, book review and research articles written by Roger Haw: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

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Articles and research papers: Enhancing teaching and learning integrated systems analysis (published) Love and marriage (unpublished) Management by love and kindness and the consequent implications (Published) Tips for creating a good future, achieve dreams and become successful (Published) Ways to be better management personnel (unpublished) The importance of the business proposal (unpublished) A guide really helps in starting a business (unpublished) A new way of goal setting (Published) Advantages of teams (unpublished) Sharing personal experience (unpublished) You can’t succeed without a contact network (unpublished) Effective Communication and Tips for communicate Confidence The importance of volunteer spirit for promoting world peace Topic: Gaining from the Past experiences: The perspective of Social Responsibility practice in relations to human rights working towards peace in supporting United Nations Organisation published by the Academic Council on the United Nations System memorandum. Spring 2007. Etc

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400 “A perspectives on corporate social responsibility” Management by Love and Kindness and the Consequent Implications (Part 1) a series of Corporate Social Responsibility book published by Ashgate Publising Company, England, U.K “Management by Love and Kindness and the Consequent Implications (Part 2)” Social responsibility: an international journal published by Ansted Service Center, Malaysia Foreword: 1. “Imagination and creativity” published by Alaf21, Malaysia as a first kind of motivational book in Malay language. 2. “SRW Social Responsibility World of RecordPedia” 2004 Edition and published by Ansted University Asia Regional Service Center, Malaysia 3. “Stakeholders and social responsibility” a series of Corporate Social Responsibility book published by Ansted University Asia Regional Service Center, Malaysia 4. “Our Common Enemy” is the climate change system published by SEM INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE, Medosi, Korte, Slovenia, 2006 5. “SUSTAINABLE (DEVELOPMENT) FUTURE OF MANKIND” published by SEM INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE, Medosi, Korte, Slovenia, 2006 6. etc Books review: Invited by IGI publications, USA to review a book on "Empowering Marginal Communities with Information Networking". Papers review and served as Editorial Board: Sustainable development – what does that mean in preschool? Individual Learner Differences: Towards Understanding the Importance and Value of Diversity (Book title: Education & Sustainable Development-First steps toward changes, published by Daugavpils University, Latvia. ISBN-9984-14-303-1 in 2006) (NATIONAL LEVEL APPOINTMENTS- MALAYSIA) 1. Honorary Managing Consultant of BN Billionaire Network Sdn. Bhd (Business and Financial Planning Consulting firm). Since 1995 2. (Asia Regional Service Center for Ansted University) Director of Ansted Service Center, Penang of Malaysia since 1999

401 3. Honorary Chairman of Best Team Industrial Service (Manufacturing Company), Malaysia since 2003. EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS (a) Ph.D (2000), ESIB-UIE, Belgium (b) MBA major in International Marketing and Strategic Management (1996), Trinity University, USA. (c) Life Underwriting Training Council (Financial Planning/Insurance), USA (1994) conducted by Malaysia Institute of Insurance (d) Diploma in International Relations, Institute for International Relations & Intercultural Studies of Alabama A & M University (USA) (e) Diploma in Business and Management, Ireland 1988 (f) Completed Canadian Pre-university programme, 1987 (g) Completed Secondary School at Georgetown Secondary School, Penang HONORARY DOCTORAL DEGREE CONFERMENT BY VARIOUS UNIVERSITIES 1. Honoris Causa in Political Sciences by International Academy of Culture and Political Science 2000 2. Honoris Causa in Homeopathy by IDH, India 2003 3. Honoris Causa in Education by Universite Francophone Internationale, Belgium 2003 4. Honoris Causa in Distance Learning Education by Southern Eastern University, 2003 5. Honoris Causa in Founding and Management of Educational Institutions, The Balkan Academy of Sciences, New Culture and Sustainable Development “Denis Jersov”, Bulgaria 2003. 6. Honoris Causa of Philosophy in Humanities, Albert Schweitzer World Academy of Medicine, Warsaw of Poland April 2004 7. Honoris Causa by Academic corresponding of the Academia Argentina de Etiquetta for Malaysian on 29 June 2005, Argentina HONORARY NOBILITY ORDERS AWARDED “THE LAIRD” of Glencairn, Scotland on 21st November 2000 “PANDIT” by Indian Council of Natural Medicine & Research, Bombay in 2000 “BARON” by King of Hay on June 2001 “BARONEM CATAONIAE PALATII” by Sebastocracia Cataoniae et Commagenae Despotalis Marasch in 2002 “BROTHERHOOD” by Real Confraria De Sao Teotonio, Portugal on 11th August 2001 Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Mary of Castle 2001 “CHEVALERESQUE” by Saint Eugene of Trebizonde, Spain in 2000

402 “COMMANDEUR DE OBEDIENCE” by Ordere Souberain et Militaire du Temple de Jerusalem 2002 “Title of Meritous Comendator of the Order of Academic Palms and another title of Academician Of Honor” by Illustrious Academia Mondial Of Sciences, Technology, Education And Humanity (Spain) “PULASKI COUNTY COLONEL” by Pulaski County Government, Kentucky June 2003 “THE HONOURABLE ORDER OF KENTUCKY COLONELS” The highest honor awarded by the Commonwealth of Kentucky in June 2003 and was founded in 1932 by Governor Ruby Laffoon. The said Colonels are Kentucky’s Ambassadors of good will and fellowship around the world. Commissions as Kentucky Colonels are presented for contributions to the community, state or nation, and special achievements of all kinds. A list of Kentucky Colonels is a Who’s Who of outstanding men and women around the world. The certificate, signed by the Governor and the Secretary of State, and bearing the Great Seal of Kentucky. Those people have received it are English Prime Minister Winston Churchil, America’s first man in space John Glenn was commissioned while orbiting Earth on his historic mission, Tiger Woods, Muhammad Ali and many more. “DUKE OF PADUCAH” by City of Paducah McCracken County, Kentucky June 2003 Honorary appointed owner of part of the castle of Svaneholms Slott in Sweden The Order of St. Cornelius the Centurion, Chevalier of The Order on 14th September 2004 presented by H.E. Lord Abbot Dr. Colin R. Tatem , Newark, New Jersey, USAGrand Cordon of the Templars from the Commanderie d'Unet, Gold keys from the museum (Mayor of Miami, USA, Dade county, Paris, First ministers, ambassadors, have receive it), France September 2006. Summary of awards and recognitions have been received by Prof. Dr. Roger Haw All together Prof. Dr Roger Haw has achieved 82s various kinds of unique achievement records, Honorary Advisory Board appointment, fellowship, award recognition and honorary nobility order to recognise his contributions in the area of Corporate Social Responsibility, Environmental Science, Customer Relations Management, Insurance, Finance and Banking, Education, Humanity and voluntary services since 1992” His achievements and contributions has been recognised by local and international companies, organisations, institutions and Royal family. The list of achievement records is growing every year without stop. On 2003, he has received 5 Honorary Doctorate Degrees from 5 different countries of 5 Universities in a year. Prof. Dr. Roger Haw has been serving as Visiting Professor in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility, Business

403 Management, International Marketing and Environmental Sciences at various Universities and Professional bodies in the UK, USA, Canada, Europe, China, India, Korea, Africa, Thailand and Malaysia. Fellowship of The Institute of Arts and Letters, London of UK since 2002 “Colonel, Aide-de-Camp” Bill Richardson, Governor of the State of New Mexico 16th July 2003 Fellowship of the London College of Applied Science, Southern Eastern University on 1st September 2003 “Academic Fellow” of the Council for Human Rights and Religious Freedom, Geneva of Switzerland on February 2004 “Honorary Fellow” of The Society of Sales & Marketing (U.K) 17th May 2004 “Honorary Fellow” of The Society of Nursery nursing (U.K) 1st June 2004 “Honorary Fellowship” of Centre Institute London, U.K 27th September 2003 Honorary Fellow of Australia-Asian Institute of Civil Leadership since July 2004 “Honorary member of Centre Technique Europeen de Formation en Securite, Brussel of Belgium on 11th September 2003 Fellow of The institute of Management Specialists, 31st August 2005, UK Fellow of Professional Business & Technical Management, UK on 17th July 2007 FIELD OF SPECIALISATION Corporate Social Responsibility, Environmental Science, Financial Investment management, Alternative medicine and International Marketing. RESEARCH INTERESTS (a) In the area of Distance Education or Cyber Learning Education programme. (b) Alternative medicine (c) Corporate Social Responsibility COURSES TAUGHT (a) International Marketing (b) International Business (c) International Business Law (d) Managing International Trade & Investment (e) International Finance (f) Network contact management (g) Franchising (h) Corporate Social Responsibility (i) Project Management, Community Needs Assessment, Community Facilitation Skills, Project Proposal, Technical Report Writing, TEVT Exposure Through Dialogues and Visits, Business Costing and Management Accounting and Decision Making Courses.

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Ryszard Tadeusiewicz Rector of AGH - University of Science and Technology in Krakow, Poland Professor Ryszard Tadeusiewicz obtained his Master of Science degree with honours at the AGH University of Science and Technology in 1971. After receiving his master's degree in Automatic Control Engineering he went on to studying Medicine at Collegium Medicum of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. Since April 1971 he performed research in the areas of bio-cybernetics, automatic control engineering, and computer science. In 1975 he was awarded the Ph.D. degree, and in 1981 the degree of Doctor of Sciences (Doctor Habilitatus). In 1986 he became Associate Professor and in 1991 Full Professor at the AGH University of Science and Technology. He has written over 300 scientific papers, published in prestigious Polish and foreign scientific journals, as well as numerous conference presentations - both national and international. Prof. Tadeusiewicz has also written over 70 scientific monographs and books, among them several highly popular textbooks, which were adopted by dozens of Polish universities and had many editions. He is also a great science promoter, author of dozens of

405 articles and popular books, which include a book and a series of articles popularizing science among primary schools pupils. He also delivered lectures popularizing knowledge, for instance a series of 50 lectures delivered at Music, Press and Books Association. He also gave many talks on radio and television. For 32 years he has lectured at the AGH University of Science and Technology, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and supervising master's and doctoral dissertations. For 22 years he has lectured and conducted seminars at the University of Economics in Krakow, and for 8 years at the Pedagogical Academy on postgraduate training for teachers of computer sciences; for 6 years Prof. Tadeusiewicz worked in the Academy of Physical Education, where he established the position of Chair of Biocybernetic Anthropomotorics. He also taught at the Jagiellonian University and supervised master theses in the field of computer science, and medical physics at the Collegium Medicum at the Department of Propaedeutics of Medical Computer Sciences. He also worked for two years at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, teaching bio-cybernetics of perception, and computer image processing. Prof. Tadeusiewicz supervised the total of 47 doctoral students as the primary advisor at the AGH University of Science and Technology, Academy of Economics, and Collegium Medicum. He wrote reviews of 158 doctoral theses as an external reviewer, and reviews of 71 doctor hablilitatus papers. A number of times Prof. Tadeusiewicz has been asked to take part in opinion-giving and advisory bodies to the offices of the President and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. Since 2001 he has been elected member of the Central Commission for Scientific Degrees and Scientific Titles founded by the President of Poland, which grants the degrees of Professor (a process that is centralized in Poland, universities cannot grant full Professor Degrees). In January 1998, by a secret ballot of the members of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences (PAU), Professor Tadeusiewicz was elected its Corresponding Member. At PAU he co-organized the Committee of Geoinformatics established in 1998. Currently he serves on the PAU's Committee on Civilization Threats. In March 2002, by a secret ballot of the members of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN), Professor Tadeusiewicz was elected its Corresponding Member and full member of the Technical Sciences department. In February 1998, the International Organization of European Engineers (FEANI) granted Professor Tadeusiewicz the title of the Euro-engineer. In February 2000, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was elected Foreigner Member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. In September 2003, in Paris, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was elected Foreigner Member of French Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature (Academie Europeenne des Seciences, des Arts et des Letters).

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Since mid 1970's, Professor Tadeusiewicz has served on two committees of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN): the Committee of Bio-cybernetics and Biomedical Engineering (for a number of years he held the function of President of the Neural Networks Section), and the Committee of Automatic Control Engineering and Robotics (for many years as Chair of the Sensors and Receptor Section). He has also worked on numerous committees at PAN, like the Committee of Computer Sciences Applications in Medicine of the Committee of Core Sciences, Committee of Mathematical Sciences Application in Basic and Clinical Examinations of the Division of Medical Sciences, and in the Committee of Electrical Engineering and Automatic Control of the Division of the Technical Sciences of PAN. In July 2001, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was awarded title of Honorary Doctor (Doctor Honoris Causa) of the ANSTED International University (Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia), and in February 2002, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was awarded title of Honorary Professor of the National Mining Institute of Ukraine (Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine). In autumn 2002, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was awarded title of Honorary Doctor of the Wroclaw University of Technology and Honorary Doctor of the Czestochowa University of Technology. In autumn 2003, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was awarded title of Honorary Doctor of the Ivano-Franco University of Technology (Ukraine). He is a regular reviewer of international journals like Neurocomputing, Computer Vision and Graphics, Signal Processing, Biological Cybernetics, and a member of editorial boards of a number of journals, like Advisory Editor for Machine Graphics & Vision, Image Processing and Communications, Guest Editor of the Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Book Reviewer for IEEE Computer Society - Parallel & Distributed Technology, member of Editing Board of the Polish quarterly Computers in Education, member of the Editing Committee of the Polish Monthly Computer Sciences, member of Editing Committee of the Polish quarterly Electrotechnics. He is also member of scientific boards at many Polish and international scientific conferences, like the International Conference on Image Processing and its Applications, Real Time Systems, Computer Vision, Process Automation, Mathematical Models in Automation and Robotics, System - Modelling - Control, Computer Vision and Image Processing, Computers in Medicine, etc. Professor Tadeusiewicz has close research ties with the following centres: University of Colorado in Denver, University of Toledo (Toledo, Ohio, USA), George Mason University (Fairfax, Virginia, USA), the Institution of Electrical Engineers (London, UK), Deakin University (Geelong, Australia), DESY (Hamburg, D), Technical University of Genova (I), CERN (Geneva, CH), Ecole

407 Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (CH), ICPI (Lyon, F), INSA (Lyon, F), Bristol University (UK), Birmingham University (UK), Technische Universitaet (Ilmenau D), Universitade de Aveiro (P), Universidad de Velencia (ES). Professor Tadeusiewicz is a member of many international associations like the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (senior member), the International Neural Network Society, Signal Processing Society, Society on Engineering in Medicine and Biology, IFAC Technical Committee on Artificial Intelligence in Real-Time Control, ACM, SPIE and many others. For a number of years he took active role in the TEMPUS program (chairman of the Computer Vision section in TEMPUS JEP 0962, the PI in the Computer Vision and Image Processing in TEMPUS S_JEP 07181-94, Chairman of the section Image Processing in the international program TEMPUS S_JEP 07648-94). Right from the beginning of the Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering of the Polish Academy of Sciences he has been a member of its Scientific Board. He also held the membership of the Scientific Board of the Industrial Institute of Automatic Control and Measurements in Warsaw, the Institute of Machining in Krakow, Institute of Sports in Warsaw and the Polish Association of Measuring, Automatic Control and Robotics. He was a member of the Committee for Professional Specialization for Engineers (Association of Polish Electrical Engineers); he is also member of Inter-regional Committee for Professional Specialization of Teachers at the Regional Methodical Center in Krakow (the President of the Committee for Degrees of Professional Specialization in the Field of Computer Sciences). Professor Tadeusiewicz is a very active member of many Polish Scientific Associations: The Polish Computer Sciences Association (founding member, for a number of years he presided over arbitration by Fellow Members), the Polish Phonetic Association (the President of the Małopolski Division since the beginning of the existence of the Association), the Polish Cybernetic Association (for 20 years a member of the Board), the Polish Bio-Physical Association (VicePresident of the Krakow Division Board), the Polish Acoustic Association (former member of the Board and of the Auditing Committee), the Polish Neural Network Association (Vice-President of the Polish Board), the Polish Association of Nervous System Research, and many others. Worth mentioning is also his membership in the Association of Friends of Fine Arts in Krakow. In 1990 the Polish scientific community elected Professor Tadeusiewicz Member of the State Committee for Scientific Research (Polish acronym KBN). In the years 1990-1994 he acted as a member of Team for Basic Technical Sciences, which was responsible for awarding grants in the field of basic research for all branches of technical sciences, and also for assigning categories to the Institutes of the Polish

408 Academy of Sciences and the majority of Departments of Higher Technical Schools in Poland. Despite difficulties generated by awarding money to peers, after his first term at the Committee of Scientific Research he was re-elected for the second term where he worked until 1997 as a member of the Committee of Applied Research (expressing opinions on work and awarding grants in the fields of Automatic Control, Electronics, Computer Sciences and Telecommunications). Additionally, by a nomination of the President of KBN and the Deputy Prime Minster of the Government of the Republic of Poland, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was called to become a member of the Opinion-formulating Advisory Team for Computer Sciences Infrastructure and to the qualifying Commission of the International Computer Science Institute (Berkeley, California). After two terms (maximum allowable), Prof. Tadeusiewicz was nominated by the Committee directors the President of the Computer Sciences Section of the Committee of Applied Research of KBN, a position which he still holds. Apart from his activities in the Committee of Scientific Research, Professor Tadeusiewicz was a number of times a member of the Expert Team giving opinion on candidates for a prestigious Award of the Foundation for Polish Science. He was also elected Secretary, then the President of the Council of the Sniadecki Brothers Foundation. For years he has been a member of the InterUniversity Scientific Board for Magnetic Nucleus Resonance, the President of the Problem Committee for Medical Computer Sciences of the Polish Normalization Committee, and many others. Due to his extremely popular seminars in computer science for banking at the Academy of Economics in Krakow, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was elected to the Governing Board of the biggest Polish Bank: BPH (Bank PrzemysłowoHandlowy) as the Advisor for Computer Sciences to the President of the BPH Bank. In this capacity he was one of the main opinion-givers of the largest computer undertaking in the Polish banking sector, the introduction of the integrated banking system PROFILE in 1995, covering with its range the headquarters of the BPH Bank and over 100 branches and outlets of the bank in the whole Poland. Recognizing his knowledge in the field of computer-science techniques and banking, the President and the Board of the BDK (Bank Depozytowo-Kredytowy in Lublin) asked for his opinion on methods of computerization of the bank, which operates in the South-East part of Poland. In 1996, in a secret ballot he was elected Deputy Rector for Science at the AGH University of Science and Technology, and in January 1998 Rector of the AGH University of Science and Technology. He was re-elected again as Rector in 1999 and once more in May 2002 for the period 2002-2005. This makes him the longest-serving Rector of the University.

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As Rector of the AGH University of Science and Technology, in 1999 he was elected by Rectors of other Polish universities a member of Presidium of the Conference of Autonomous Polish Schools, the President of the Conference of Rectors of Polish Technical Universities. As Rector of the AGH University of Science and Technology, Prof. Tadeusiewicz is also an active member at the Conference of European Rectors, member of European Universities Association, and also one of signatories of Magna Charta Universitatum (document signed by 500 rectors of the most famous Universities in Europe in memoriam of 900th anniversary of the world's oldest University of Bologna). As Rector of the AGH University of Science and Technology, Prof. Tadeusiewicz was elected to be a member of the Polish Academic and Economic Forum and other political and economical advisory boards.

Sultan Muhammad Razzak Executive Director Forum for Culture and Human Development (FCHD) NGO/Civil Society, 292/1-B, Meradia, Bhuiapara, Khilgaon, House # 28/39, Road # 08, Banasree, Rampura, 1219, Bangladesh Institution email: [email protected] Web: www.connectcp.org/Sultan Dr. Sultan Muhammad Razzak is a successful cultural advocate for introducing cultural convention in Bangladesh and active voice in the contemporary cultural movement. 2004 d' animador UNESCO UNESCO professional leadership course UNESCO ESKOLA (Spain) 2001 Ph.D Mass Communication Mooreland University (Pakistan) 1999 Ph.D Sociology and cultural communication for development Ansted University (Malaysia)

410 He is a member of the Governing Board of Editors of the American Biographical Institute, lnc selected Member of the Advisory Council and Director General at Mooreland University, Syndicate for Culture, Peace, Education and Socio. Economics Development (Bangladesh Chapter). He won the the prestigious title "MAN OF THE YEAR 2005" and the institute's International Board of Research nominated him for his overall accomplishments and contribution to society. Sultan Muhammad Razzak (1959) obtained a Masters in Bengali Literature from the University of Dhaka (Bangladesh) Two Doctorate degrees in Sociology and Cultural Communication in Development and in the Mass Media. He has also been awarded an Honorary Doctorate for his exemplary contribution to the protection of cultural rights and the promotion of peace, religious rights and the rights of indigenous people, human rights, democracy and communal harmony. Presently he is UNESCO Fellow on UNESCO Expert Leader (de Animador UNESCO). Dr. Sultam Muhammad RAZZAK, Bangladash has writen and directed more than 20 plays and has been involved in the making of more than 15 development video flims. He is also a poet ahn has writen many articles on different devlopment issus in light of culture. Razzak has a masters degree in bangle liturer ad Doctorate degree in sociology and cultural communication devlopment. He is the faculty Professor and Hon. Member of Board of advisory council of Ansted University. He is also Professor of MoorLand University, USA. Executive Director of the forum for culture and human development at the huns’s day care centre, Banasree, Rampura. He has investigated the serious situation facing the country's poor children, focusing on the psychological state of children in impoverished families and children workers in Bangladesh and has conducted studies observing the culture and tribal lifestyle. He also conducted observing study on sexual behavior in the both side border regions. In 1997, he introduced the monthly electronic newsletter KRISHTI KATHA (Talking about Culture) and VOLUNTEER and disseminate 10,000 addresses

411 worldwide. He is founding member of the Graam Theater (the people's theatre) and has started up theatrical and cultural movement for development with grass-roots non-profit organizations of Bangladesh. He faced the open audience of 141 questions session on cultural issues in the World Cultural ForumBarcelona-2004. He is involved as Steering Committee member of INCD, Advisor of World Culture Open (WCO), Member Advisory Council Mooreland University / Director Coordination Mooreland U niversity /Director General, Mooreland University Management Consultant’s Syndicate for Culture, Peace, Education and Socio. Economics Development (Bangladesh Chapter) Advisor and visiting Professor of different Universities and members of different global cultural networks

Song Swee Hee Professor Dr Song swee Hee is the chairman of both Martial Arts Federation of Malaysia and Martial Arts Federation of Sarawak received the highest recognition when he was awarded the Pioneer Award - the highest award in the Hall of Fame. Song, a 10th Dan black belt holder, was awarded for his tremendous contribution in popularising the sport worldwide, and also for being the first wushu exponent to be bestowed Honoris Causa Doctor in International Martial Arts, given by the Ansted University in Great Britain.Song was also the Grandmaster of the Year 2000. The honorary advisor to the Nanyang Wushu Federation of Sarawak Tan Soew Theng was awarded the International Master of the Year.

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Stephen Gill Box32,Cornwall,Ont. Cornwall,Ontario Canada, K6H 5R9 Ph:613-932-7735 Fax: (613) 932-7735 WEB PAGES: WWW.STEPHENGILL.CA home.ican.net/~sgill Poet Laureate of Ansted University, Stephen Gill is an expressive voice of Canada, India and Pakistan. He believes strongly in a democratically elected world government and peace through peaceful means. Global peace and social concerns are the main areas of his interest. Stephen Gill has authored more than twenty books, including novels, literary criticism, and collections of poems. His poetry and prose have appeared in more than five hundred publications, mostly in Canada, the United States of America and India. He writes usually in English. Once in a while, he writes poetry in Urdu, Hindi and Panjabi languages. He has also written and published book reviews, research papers on writers and on world peace. Some of his

413 Urdu/Hindi poems have been sung with music by prominent singers of Pakistan and India. Stephen Gill has received awards and recognitions, including three honorary doctorates; and Laureate Man of Letters from United Poets Laureate International; Sahir Award of Honor from Sahir Cultural Society, Panjab, India; Plaque from the World Council of Asian Churches (Canada); Pegasus International Poetry for Peace Award (Poetry in the Arts, Inc., Texas,); The Best Poet of Peace Award for the year 1993 from Roger Cable 11 (Canada); and The Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal. He has been asked several times by several organizations to judge their poetry competitions, and he often evaluates dissertations of English Literature for doctoral students of universities in India. He is a focus of doctoral research by scholars. He is a freelance government approved interpreter for Urdu and Panjabi languages. He is also honorary editor/ advisor to several publications, and has edited publications, including the Canadian section of the World Federalist newspaper, Writer’s Lifeline, and South Asian Christian Diary. He is former president of Vesta Publications Ltd.; the Canadian Authors Association (the Cornwall, Ont. Branch); a national vice president of the World Federalists of Canada; the Multicultural Council of Stormont and Dundas; chief delegate to represent the World University for Canada; and the Christian Cultural Association of South Asians. At present, he is an honorary member of the Ansted University Board of Advisory Council, and a director of the Children’s Aid Society of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry (Canada); and Dean of Peace Studies at St. Simon’s College, London, England. He has appeared in several prestigious national and international reference books, including Immigrants We Read About by George Bonavia, International Production, Ottawa; Who's Who In Canadian Literature, Reference Press, Toronto, Canada; Vesta's Who's Who of North American Poets, Vesta, Canada; Ethnic & Native Canadian Literature: A Bibliography by John Miska, University of Toronto Press; Something About The Author, vol. 63, Gale Research, USA; Who's Who In Canada, Toronto University Press; and Who's Who in Ontario, Heritage Press, B.C., Canada. Stephen Gill was born in Sialkot, Pakistan, where he passed his early childhood and grew in India. After teaching in Ethiopia for three years, he migrated to England before settling in Canada. ACCOMPLISHMENTS • 1986 : Cultural Doctorate in Literature from World University ( USA ). • 1989 : Award from the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and the Ministry

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415 Stephen Gill has judged several international literary competitions. He is listed in reference books, including Who's Who in The Commonwealth, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England; Immigrants We Read About by George Bonavia, International Production, Ottawa; Biography International, South Asia Pub. Co., New Delhi, India ; Who's Who In Canadian Literature, Reference Press, Toronto, Canada ; Vesta's Who's Who of North American Poets, Vesta, Canada ; Ethnic & Native Canadian Literature : A Bibliography by John Miska, University of Toronto Press ; Something About The Author, vol. 63, Gale Research, USA; and Who's Who In Canada, Toronto University Press; and in more... COLLECTIONS OF POEMS • THE DOVE OF PEACE • SONGS FOR HARMONY • DIVERGENT SHADES • THE FLOWERS OF THIRST (love poems) • SHRINE (Poems of social concerns) • AMAN DI KUGHI (Panjabi Poems) • JAZIRA (Collection of Urdu Poems) ANTHOLOGIES OF POETRY • ANTI WAR POEMS (volumes one and two) Around two hundred contributors from several nations • GREEN SNOW (Canadian poets of Asian Origin) • SEAWAY VALLEY POETS (co-ed.) • POETS OF THE CAPITAL (co.ed.) ALBUM • Aman (peace in English). Urdu/Hindi poems of Stephen Gill PRICE: 7.00 for audio cassette and 15.00 for a CD. Handling and postage included Khalid Saleem sings some of the Urdu/Hindi poems of Stephen Gill in this album called Aman that means peace in English. As the title suggests, these songs condemn war and bloodshed. The singer provides a music that is deeply soothing. He has successfully combined Eastern and Western music in this album that has resulted in the birth of a fascinating child. In one section of this album, Stephen Gill experiments with the Japanese form of poetry, called haiku. Stephen Gill has written several haiku and also articles on the haiku in English. He has created this section in this album on the rhythm of Panjabi folk songs called maya or tappey . Panjabi folksong has the theme of love and romance to describe the beauty of the beloved in an exaggeration way.

416 Description is usually in a light mood. Moreover, the first line does not contribute to the main message. It is mainly to rhyme with the third line. But Gill's haiku-like presentation is on a serious subject such as peace. Every line is an integral part of the whole. Moreover, these presentations are in Urdu/Hindi. The result is a meaningful soul-touching creation. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For additional information, please read 1- Stephen Gill & His Works (an evaluation) by George Hines, M.A. Ph.D.(Eng.Lit),Introduction by Dr. John Robbins, former Ambassador to the Vatican, and President of Brandon University; 2- Glimpses: A Selection of Published Articles about Stephen Gill and his Books. Stephen Gill is available to write 1- Book reviews, and articles about world peace and human rights in India and Pakistan; and for 2- Urdu, Hindi and Panjabi interpretations/translations. He is a Ontario Government approved interpreter from Urdu to English and vice versa. Main recreation of Stephen Gill's is to promote world peace and make friends.

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Senani Deepika Rajamanthri Vision is to add value to society in developing the student community while balancing work, health and family life. Education: B.Sc. (Business Administration) Special Degree with a 2nd Class (Upper Division) in 1985 from the University of Sri Jayewardenepura. M.Com Degree in HRM by research in 1996 from the University of Colombo. Doctor of Philosophy from the Ansted University in the United Kingdom was entitled HRM approach in the Sri Lankan Corporate Sector: An Evaluation. Dr. Rajamanthri is a member of Association of Accounting Technicians in Sri Lanka. Publications Wide range of OUSL learning materials such as MCU 4212 Training and Development (3 volumes) MCU 2206 Human Resources Management MCU 1203 Marketing for the Bachelor of Management Studies Programme and

418 MSU 1180 Management Theory and Practice for the Bachelor of Science Programme Presented research papers: • Corporate Social Responsibility: Practice in the Sri Lankan Corporate Sector in November 2003 at the 2nd International Conference of CSR held in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia • CSR and Marketing with special reference to the Sri Lankan Corporate Sector – 2005, 4th International Conference in CSR held at the Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, United Kingdom • Effects of Student Support Services: OUSL (forthcoming) in the OUSL Journal • Face to face contact sessions at OUSL (forthcoming) in the OUSL Journal • Impact of train the trainer in ODL in 2000 at the CRIDALA Conference in 2000 held in OUHK, Hong Kong. Research interests Human Resources Management, Training and Development, Corporate Social Responsibility, Open and Distance Learning Research Memberships: Life Member of Sri Lanka Association of Advancement of Science (SLAAS), a resource person to National Institute of Education (NIE) – Business Studies, a member of Academic Advisory Board of the Lanka Institute of Business Management, External Member of the Council of Ansted University and Member of the Management Club (TMC) Sri Lanka E-mail1: [email protected] E-mail2: [email protected] Telephone: 2853777 Ext. 523

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Salma Shaheen Email: [email protected] [email protected] Ph.D University of Peshawar Publication Roohi Sandari Language Pashto published in 1983 by Pashto Academy. Collection, compilation & research on Pashto folk, songs (Tapa). Roohi Sandari Vol-II Language Pasho published in 1983 by Pashto Academy. Collection, compilation & research on Pashto folk, songs (Tapa). Nawai Sahar Language Pashto, a collection of Poetry. Abaseen Da Tarikh Pa Aina Ke

420 It is a history of the river Indus, published in 1980 by Pashto Academy. The Pakhto Tappa, Muasharati Au Saqafati Asar An Introduction of the Pashtoon Society through a particular poetic form Tappa published in 1985 by Pashto Academy. Zah Hum Hagha Si Wara Way A collection of Pashto Poetry in 1996. Ka Ranna Shawa A novel Published in 1998. Kani Ao Azghi Short Stories Collection, 2001. Dil Or Ankhein Cheen Me Safar Nama Modern Poems in Pashto Research Peshawar City & Tradition Lok Virsa Project, Islamabad Pakistan. Research Papers Pa Pakhto Tappa Ki Muasharati Nafsiyat Pashto May, Aug, 1993, 1995 Parwaz Pashto September1980 Pukhto Rasmul Khat Ta Yowa Sar-Sare Kattana Pashto Seminar Oct. 1991,1992 Pa Tappa Ki Da Meni Ao Badi Dardoona Ao Takorona Pashto October1984 Hayat-e-Dard Yow Tanqeed Pashto, Pashto Academy December1980 Khushal Khan Da Naswani Hussan Shidai Pashto, Kushal No. March, April 1980 Da Pakhtano Da Ulasi Zound Paltana Da Tapai Pa Ranna Ki Pashto April1984 Da Pakhto Da Bannar Tair Pashto November, December1978 Da Islam Nomawarii Fatiheen Ao Jarnallan Pashto January, February1980 Da Tapai Painandgalo Pashto January, February1984 Da Zaitoon Bano Fun Au Shakhsiyath Journal Pashto November, December1995` Da Ghani Palwashai Pashto, Pashto Academy December1983 Da Nazmoono Ao Maqaalo Fihrist Pashto July, March1981 Sur-Ara Zama Pa Nazar Ki Pashto Aatiraf No1988 Shaere Ghani Pashto Journal April1997 Pakistani Khawateen Aur Pashto Adab Journal Pakistan, Academy of Letters Adbiat 2001

421 Pukhto Academy ki Pa Ulasi Adab Shwee Karoona University Journal1998, 1999 Adab Saqafat Aur Jamhooriat University Journal1996, 1997 Ta pa Aur Ulasi Zound 1995, 1996 Alama Iqbal Aur Iqiswee Sadi 2002 Study of women in Pashtoon Society2002 Book Review Swat Ki Loke Kahania Da Khund Tootay Tazkiratul Aulia Parwaz Da Sahwore Dalye Pashto Academy Pashto Academy Intikhab Pakhtine Likwalay Da Khamoshai Shore Da Khapalo Khobono Tabir namona Wark Da Swal Ledal Shah Da Menie Aow Jehan Da Arman Pa Seure Dardoona Takoroona Strains & Romanticism in Abdul Ghani Khan & John Keats Spin Tambal Tor Sare Pashtun Kon? Pashtun & Pashto Literature Da Arzani Khweshki Kulyat Gul Mina Urdu Aur Pashto Ke Numainda Afsane Peenza Shame Life & Works of Hamza Khan Shinwari Abad Tarash Kuliyat-e-Rahman Baz Nama Translation

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Paper Alama Iqbal Aur Ikiswi Sadi Pakistan Academy of Letters Islamabad, Alama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad Allama Iqbal Jadeed dunia ke tnazar me Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad October, 2003980-8 Badalti dunia me Adab ka kirdar Pakistan Academy of Letters, February, 2005Sse Pakistani Culture in Global Perspective Inter Provincial Conference, August 3-4 2005, Lahore. Punjab Institute of Language Arts & Culture minar eminar Presented Khushhal Khan Hayate-Fun Maqala August 30, 2005 Pakistan Academy of Letters, Islamabad "Folk Theatre Pashto Literature" National College Of Arts, Rawalpindi March 2007 International Conference "Literature me Khawateen ka hissa" Pakistan Academy of Letters, Islamabad. National Seminar S

Sheila Murray Bethel Sheila Murray Bethel is a globally acknowledged lecturer specializing in Leadership, Change and Personal Excellence. With humble beginnings and only a high school education, Sheila Murray Bethel's business career began when she accepted the opportunity of becoming coordinator of an institute that trained brain-injured children. As a single mother struggling to raise and educate her two sons, she went on to an award winning sales and sales management career, building two successful organizations. It was out of these challenging circumstances that she discovered her unique talents as a speaker. Her own life story is an inspiring example of how anyone can rise above his or her circumstances to make a difference. Through a twenty-year personal study plan she eventually earned her Doctorate. She has gone from the "ironing board to the executive board." She proves that with hard work and perseverance you can accomplish your dreams. Successful Meetings Magazine has recognized Dr. Bethel as one of the "21 Top Speakers for the 21st Century." She has made presentations to nearly 2 million people in 17 countries and has shared the platform with former President Gerald

424 Ford, General Colin L. Powell, publisher Katharine Graham, Michael Jordan, Evander Holyfield, Pat Riley and First Lady Hillary Clinton, among other luminaries. Dr. Bethel served on the Board of Advisors for America's Promise-The Alliance for Youth, who's Founding Chairman is Colin L. Powell. In 1990, she interfaced with the Bush White House and the Polish Parliament to consult with and train Polish businesses being transformed by privatization. It was at this time she established the first privately owned business-training center in Eastern Europe, located in Opole, Poland. She has worked on projects with four U.S. Presidents and has served on the adjunct faculties of Indiana-Purdue University, the University of Southern California, and San Francisco State University. She is currently on the Board of Advisors of the Ansted University Dr. Bethel's client list reads like a Global Who's Who of Business, Trade Associations, Education and Government. She has been inducted into the International Who's Who of Professional and Business Women's Hall of Fame.

SHAHIDA P. AHMED Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Karachi, Karachi-75270, Pakistan. 1. S. P. Ahmed, S. Takween and Neelam. Prophylactic role of Pyridoxine in different age groups with premenstrual syndrome. Pak. J. of Pharmacol. Jan (2006) Vol.24, No.1,19-33. 2. S. P. Ahmed, M. A. Ansari, A. Kazi and N. Karim. The Role of Antipsychotie Chlorpromazine in Subject Reported Symptoms of Acute Opioid Abstinence Syndrome Pak. J. Pharmacol. July (2006). 3. M. A. Ansari, S. P. Ahmed, S. Haider and N. A. Ansari. Nagilla Sativa: A NonConventional Herbal Option for the Management of Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis. Pak. J. of Pharmacology. Vol. 23, No. 2, July (2006) pp. 1-5. 4. Haider S, Khaliq S, Ahmed S.P, Haleem DJ: Long-term tryptophan administration

425 enhance cognitive performance and increases 5HT metabolism in the hippocampus of female rats. Amino Acids. (2006) Vol. 31: 421-425. 5. S. Khaliq, S. Haider, S. P. Ahmed, T. Perveen, and D. J. Haleem. Relationship of Brain Tryptophan and Serotonin in Improving Cognitive performance in Rats. Pak. J. Pharm Sci., (2006) Vol. 19 (1), 11-15. 6. S. Sangi, S. P. Ahmed, S. Takween and S. M. Mastoi. Role of Nagella Sativa in Opioid Dependence Treatment. Pak. J. Pharmacology. Vol. 23 (1): January (2006) pp. 51-60. 7. S. P. Ahmed, N. Kamil, S. Kamil, M. E. Sajjad and M. Khurram. Dermatological Adverse Effects of Anticanccer Drugs in Pediatric Patients. Pak. J. Pharmacology. Vol. 23 (1): January (2006) pp. 1-12. 8. S. P. Ahmed, M. A. Ansari, A. Kazi and N. Karim. Role of α-2 Agonist Clonidine in Attenuation of Hot Flashes in Patients with Acute Opioids Abstinence Syndrome. Pak. J. Pharmacology. Vol. 22 (2): July (2005) pp. 47-51. 9. S. P. Ahmed, N. Karim, S. S. Ali and J. A. Hasan. To Observe the Effects of Metformin HCI on the Carbohydrate Metabolism in Polycystic ovary syndrome. Pak. J. Pharmacology. Vol. 22 (2): July (2005) pp. 61-66. 10. R.A.Khan, S.A.Siddiqui, Iqbal Azhar and S.P.Ahmed. Preliminary screening of methanolic and butanolic extracts of Tamarindus indica for anti-emetic activity. (2005) Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences Vol. 1, (2) 51-54 4 11. S.Haider, S. Shameem, S.P.Ahmed, T. Perveen and D.J. Haleem. Repeated administration of lead decreases brain 5-HT metabolism and produces memory deficits in rats. (2005) Cellular & Molecular Biology Letters Vol. 10, pp. 669-676 12. M. M. Ali, A. Mehdi, S.P.Ahmed and B.S. Naqvi. In vitro effecto of nystatin, gentian violet and garlic extract on candida albicans isolates from oral cavity. (2005) JPDA Vol. 14 No. 1. 13. Shahida P. Ahmed, Rafeeq Alam Khan, MahayRookh and Saida Haider. The effect of

426 ascorbic acid on glutamate induced behavioral changes. Pak. J. Pharmacology. 22 (1): January (2005) 47-55. 14. Saida Haider, Saima Shameem, Shahida P. Ahmed, Tahira Parveen and Darakhshan J. Haleem. Repeated administration of lead decreases brain 5-HT metabolism and produces memory deficits in rats cellular and molecular biology letters. 10 (4): 2005. 15. Saida Haider, Sadia Saleem, Saima Shamim, Shahida P. Ahmed, Tahira Parveen, Darakhshan J. Haleem. Is anorexia in thioacetamide-induced cirrhosis related to an altered brain serotonin concentration. Pol. J. Pharmacol., (2004) 56, 73-78. 16. Rafeeq Alam Khan, Shahida P. Ahmed, Azhar Hussain and Saida Haider. Assessment of Role of α Tocopherol in Glutamate Induced Behavioral Changes. Int. J. Biol., Biotech., 1 (4): October (2004) 705-708. 17. S.P.Ahmed, A.B.Rehman, R.A.Khan, MahayRookh and S.Haider. Role of Buspirone in Lithium treated rats. Int. J. Biol, Biotech, 1 (2): April (2004) 209-212. 18. Anwar H. Gilani1, M. Nabeel Ghayur1,2, Zafar S. Saify2, Shahida P. Ahmed2, M. Iqbal Choudhary3 and Asad Khalid3. The presence of cholinergic and acetylcholine esterase inhibitory constituents in Betel nut. Life Sciences. 75, (2004) 2377-2389. 19. S.P.Ahmed, A.B.Rehman, MahayRookh, R.A.Khan & S. Akhtar. Assessment of Role of Methyl Cobalamine in Excitotoxic effects of Glutamic Acid. Pak. J. Pharmacol, 21, (1) Jan, (2004) pp. 25-29. 20. D.J. Haleem, H. Naz, T. Parveen, S. Haider, S.P. Ahmed, N.H. Khan & M.A. Haleem. Serotonin and Serotonin 1-A receptors in the failure of ethanol-treated rats to adapt to a repeated stress schedule. Journal of Studies on Alcohol. Vol 63 (4): (2002) 389-396. 21. S. P. Ahmed et al (2002) Susceptibility of proteus and klebsiella to “Antimicrobial agents. Pak. J. pharmacol vol. 19 No.(1): 49-51. 22. S. Haider, T. Perveen, S. Saleem, S. P. Ahmed and D. J. Haleem Tryptophan, Brain serotonin and anorexia in thioacetamide-induced cirrhosis. Journal of Hepatology (2002)

427 (Sweden). 5 23. Shahida P. Ahmed, Rafeeq Alam Khan, Baqir Shayum & Fouzia Hasan. Susceptibility of proteus and klebsiella to antimicrobial agents. Pak J. Pharmacol (2002). 24. A.H. Gilani, MN. Ghayuar, S.P. Ahmed, Z.S. Saify, M.I. Choudhary & A. Khalid (2001). The presence of cholinergic and acetylcholine esterase inhibitory constituent in betel nut. Submitted to 16th Scientific Meeting of Malaysian Society of Pharmacology and Physiology (25th – 26th June). 25. S.G. Baig and S.P. Ahmed, Role of alternative medicine in erythropoiesis. Hamdard Medicus, XLIV (4): October-December, Issue (2001) 22-32. 26. S.T. Naqvi, M.S.A. Zuberi & S.P. Ahmed. A Comparative pharmacological profile of Dibuacaine hydrochloride and antipsychotics. (2001) No.1 1-6. 27. S.G. Baig, Z. Memon, N. Zafar & S.P. Ahmed. Comparative studies of Cinkara and ferrous gluconate vitamin (FG) Preparation on hematological and biochemical parameters. Pak. J. pharmacol., 18 (2): (2001) 49-59. 28. Z.S. Saify, N. Mushtaq, F. Noor, M. Arif, S. Takween & S.P. Ahmed. Analgesic and antimicrobial activity of the leaf extract of Calendula officinal. Hamdard Medicus, January-March (2000) 34. 29. S. Takween, S.P. Ahmed, et al. (2000). Neurochemical estimation of brain biogenic amines in normal and hyperglycemic rat after haloperidol administration. Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 17 (1): 23-28. 30. S. Takween, S.P. Ahmed, S. Haider & D.J. Haleem. (1999). Study on differences in Pharmacological effects of antipsychotics in normal and hyperglycemic state. Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 16 (2): 49-55. 31. Z.S. Saify, F. Noor, N. Mushtaq, M. Arif, S. Takween and S.P. Ahmed (1999). Assessment of Calendula Officinalis for its analgesic activity. Herb, Medicines and Therapeutics, pp. 216-222. Proceeding of First National Symposium on Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics and Health, 9th March 1997. 32. K. Jabeen, G.H. Rizwani, M. Ahmed, S. Takween, and S.P. Ahmed (1999). Neuro Pharmacological studies on medicinal plants Ixora cocccinea L. Herb, Medicines and

428 Therapeutics, pp. 99-103. Proceeding of First National Symposium on Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics and Health, 9th March 1997. 33. S.P. Ahmed and S.T. Naqvi (1999). Studies on the Comparative effects of antipsychotics, spinal anesthetic on hematological parameters. Herb, Medicines and Therapeutics, pp. 175-181. Proceeding of First National Symposium on Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics and Health, 9th March 1997. 6 34. S. Afroze and S.P. Ahmed (1999). Neurochemical profile of Zuclopenthixol. Herb, medicines and Therapeutics, pp. 182-186. Proceeding of First National Symposium on Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics and Health, 9th March 1997. 35. Z.S. Saify, F. Noor, N. Mushtaq, M. Arif, S. Takween and S.P. Ahmed (1999). Effect of Lachanthis tinctoria on certain behavioral. Parameters Herb, Medicines and Therapeutics, pp. 211-212. Proceeding of First National Symposium on Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics and Health, 9th March 1997. 36. S.P. Ahmed, M.Ahmed, G H. Rizwani, S. Siddiqui, S.I. Ahmed & R. Najam. Neuropharmacological activity of P. spinosa and P. amygdalus (1998). Pakistan J. Pharmacology 15 (1): 27-30. 37. N. Aruj, S.P. Ahmed R. Najam & S.I. Ahmed. Stress-induced hematological changes in rats (1998). Pakistan J. Pharmacology. 15 (2): 75-80. 38. N. Aruj, R. Najam, S.P. Ahmed, S.I. Ahmed & S.J. Khursheed Biochemical changes in rats under stress (1998). Pakistan. J. Med. Res. 39 (1). 39. T. Naqvi and S.P. Ahmed. Effects of cinchocaine, cocaine analogs on brain monoamines and their metabolites in male mice (1997). Pakistan J. Pharm. Sci. 10 (1): 47. 40. S.P. Ahmed, et al. (1997) Neuropharmacological activity of an Ayurvedic medicine. Pakistan J. pharmacol. 14 (1): 19-23. 41. S.J. Khurshid, R. Najam & S.P. Ahmed Biological evaluation of Iron (II) and Zn (II) amino acid complexes (1997). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 14 (1): 13. 42. S. Afroz, T. Naqvi, R. Najam, S. P. Ahmed, S. Haider & D. J. Haleem. Neuropharmacological profile of zuclopenthixolacetate (1997). 2nd National Conference on

429 Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 43. S.P. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, S.J. Khurshid, S.I. Ahmed & D.J. Haleem. Evaluation of Seseli indicum as crude drug (1997). 2nd National Conference on Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 44. S.P. Ahmed. et al. (1997) CNS potential of Cistanche tubulosa. Proc. 2nd Biennial National Conference on Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 45. S.P. Ahmed, et al. (1997) Antidopaminergic activity of Zuclopenthixol. Proc. 2nd Biennial National Conference on Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 46. S.P. Ahmed, et al. (1996) Pharmacological activity of m-methoxy coumaric acid Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 13 (2): 41-47. 7 47. S.J. Khurshid, T. Riffat, R. Najam, M.Z. Sadiq & S.P. Ahmed. Piroxicam determination in pharmaceutical preparations (1996). ISBBP 2nd Conference. 48. R. Najam, S.P. Ahmed, S.I. Ahmed & M. Ahmed. Pharmacological screening of P. lanceolata. (1996) ISBBP 2nd Conference. 49. S. Siddiqui, S.P. Ahmed & R. Najam. Pharmacological activity of theextractog Hypnea musciformis (1996). Kar. Univ. J. Sci. 24 (1): 106-108. 50. S.P. Ahmed, et al. (1995) Evaluation of some pharmacological actions of syzygium cumini seeds extract. Pakistan J. Sci. Ind. Res. 38 (11-12). 51. S.P. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, S.I. Ahmed & R. Najam. Pharmacological screening of Carissa carandas (1995). Proc. 1st Biennial National Conference on Pharmacology and Therapeutics, pp. 81-85. 52. S.P. Ahmed et al. (1995) Studies on the antibacterial & MPFC activity of a phenyl propanoid glycoside. Pak. J. Pharmacol. 12 (2): 31-36. 53. S.P. Ahmed et al. (1995) Antidopaminergic activity of an iridoidglycoside. Pak. J. Pharmacol. 12 (1): 1-6. 54. S.I. Ahmed, S.P. Ahmed & N. Zafar. (1995) Safety evaluation of Icterene -A herbal medicine. Proceeding of 1st Biennial National Conference on Pharmacology & Therapeutics, Karachi. Pakistan. Page 1-7.

430 55. S.P. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, S.I. Ahmed, R. Najam & S.J. Khurshid. Effects of some psychoactive drugs on stress-induced alteration in plasma corticosterone level (1995). J.P.M.A. 45: 153-155. 56. M. Ahmed, K. Aftab, A.H. Gilani, G.H. Rizwani & S.P. Ahmed. Acetoside: A new antihypertensive drug (1995). Phytotherapy Research 9: 525-527. 57. S.P. Ahmed, et al. (1995) Pharmacological activity of Capsicum annum Proc. 1st Biennial National Conference on Pharmacology and Therapeutics, pp. 21-25. 58. S.P. Ahmed, M. Ahmed & R. Najam. Effects of Syzygium cumini on stress induced changes (1994). Pakistan J. Pharm. Sci. 7 (2). 59. S.I. Ahmed, S.P. Ahmed & N. Zafar. Safety evaluation of Icterene. An herbal medicine (III): Histopathological consideration (1994). Pakistan J. Pharm. Sci. 7 (1): 9-21. 60. N. Fatima, S.P. Ahmed & N. Zafar. (1994). Effect of Icterene on teratogenic activity. Pak. J. Pharmacol. 11 (2): 29-33. 8 61. S.P. Ahmed, and R. Ikram. Effects of antipsychotics on hematological parameters of rabbit (1994). Kar. Univ. J. Sci. 22 (1&2): 109-120. 62. N. Aruj, Tariq Sharafatullah, R. Najam S. P. Ahmed & S.I. Ahmed. Biochemical alterations during swimming induced Stress (1994). Pakistan J. Pharm. Sci. 7 (2): 25-33. 63. S.P. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, S. Haider, T. Parveen, D.J. Haleem & S.I. Ahmed. Neuroleptic and dopaminergic activity of trans-p-methoxy cinnamic acid (1994). Proc. ISBBP Symp. Biochem. Biophys. 1, 131-135. 64. R. Najam, S.P. Ahmed, M. Ahmed, S. Haider, D.J. Haleem and S.I. Ahmed. Pharmacological activity of Lantana camara (1994). Proc. ISBBP Symp. Biochem. Biophys. 1, 144 -146. 65. N. Zafar, S.P. Ahmed & S.I. Ahmed. Studies on the pharmacology of Icterene. A herbal medicine (I) (1993). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 10 (1): 71-78. 66. S.I. Ahmed, S.P. Ahmed, N. Zafar & Y. Ayub. Safety evaluation of Icterene. A herbal medicine (II) (1993). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 10 (2): 5-14. 67. S.P. Ahmed, T. Sharafatullah & R. Ikram. Effects of some antipsychotics on biochemical parameters in rabbit (1993). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 10 (2): 15-23.

431 68. S.P. Ahmed and S. Rashid. Studies on the mode of action of non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs (1989). Pakistan J. Pharm. Sci. 2 (2): 1-11. 69. S.P. Ahmed and S.I. Ahmed. Pathophysiological effects of leukotrienes (1987). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 4 (1&2): 53-59. 70. Y. Ayub, S. Rashid & S.P. Ahmed. Comparative studies of NSAIDs on hematological parameters of rabbit (1987). J. Pharm. University of Karachi. 5 (2): 71-83. 71. S.P. Ahmed. and S. Rashid. Comparative studies of propionics on vasoactive substances (1986) J. Pharm. University of Karachi. 4 (2): 69-78. 72. Y. Ayub, S.P. Ahmed and S.I. Ahmed. Effect of aspirin on hematological parameters of rabbit (1986). J. Pharm. University of Karachi. 5 (1): 15-23. 73. S.P. Ahmed and S.I. Ahmed. Pathophysiologies and beneficial use of prostaglandins, thromboxane and prostacyclin (1986). Pakistan J. Pharmacol.3 (1&2): 67-79. 74. R.A. Khan, S.P. Ahmed and S.I. Ahmed.Studies on the effects of antipsychotics on rabbit brain bioamines (1986). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 3 (1&2): 33-41. 9 75. S.P. Ahmed and S. Rashid. Effect of aspirin on vasoactive substance of cardiovascular tissues of rabbit (1985). Pakistan J. Pharmacol. 2 (1): 1-10. 76. S.P. Ahmed and T. Shameemullah. Production of L-lysine by hydrocarbon utilizing fungus Gelasinospora reticulispra (1984). J. Pharm. University of Karachi. 2 (2): 6974. 77. S.P.Ahmed, R.A.Khan, A.B.Rehman and Saida Haider. Effect of atypical anxiolytic drug on stress induced behavior. J. Basic App. Sci. 1 (1): January (2005) 1-4. 78. S.P. Ahmed and F. Farah. Studies on the effects of antibiotics on urinary tract infection in clinical isolates. Saudi Pharm. J. (in press). 79. S.P. Ahmed Safety tolerability of SSRIs. Pak. J. Pharmacol. (accepted). 80. S.P. Ahmed current management strategies of psychosis and mania. Pak. Saudi. J. (submitted). 81. Shahida P. Ahmed, Rafeeq Alam Khan, Nighat Razvi and Shaista Hamid. Erythropoeitic potential of pyridoxine, Role of b6 in carbohydrate metabolism. In Press

432 82. Shahida P. Ahmad, Rafeeq Alam Khan, Asif B. Rehman, and Saida Haider. Effect of atypical anxiolytic drug on stress induced behavior. In Press 10 Following students have been awarded Ph.D. Degree “Supervised” By Prof. Dr. Shahida P. Ahmed S.No. Name of Student Topic Ph.D. Degree awarded 1. Dr. Asghar Mehdi Study on the effects of antibiotics on clinical isolates from oral cavity 2006 2. Dr. Kauser Parveen Studies on effect of vitamin-E on human platelet aggregation and arachidonic acid metabolism in (PIH) 2005 3. Dr. Naseem Kareem To observe the effects of Metformin on the metabolism and ovulation in polycystic ovary syndrome. 2005 4. Dr. Sibgat Ullah Role of Negilla sativa in opioid dependence 2005 5. Mr. Noor Kamil Dermatological and antineoplastic effects of drugs in pediatric populations 2005 6. Dr. Rahela Najam Pharmacological screening of some bioactive compounds from marine resources 2003 7. Dr. Munawar Alam Ansari The role of calcium channel blacker verapamil, Clonidine and ascorbic acid in high cholesterol levels in patients with panic disorders Thesis Submitted in BASR 2006 8. Dr. Zahida Memon Thesis Submitted in BASR 2006 Following students have been awarded M.Phil Degree S.No. Name Degree Year degree awarded 9. Ms. Saima Ahmed M.Phil 2006 10. Ms. Saima Mahmood M.Phil 2006 11. Mr. S. Mujtaba Ali M.Phil 2005

433 12. Dr. Aasiya Rehman M.Phil 2005 13. Ms. Nousheen Alam M.Phil 2004 14. Ms. Sadia Ghousia Beg M.Phil 2001 11 15. Ms. Shamoona Takween M.Phil 1999 16. Mr. S. Tilat Naqvi M.Phil 1997 17. Ms. Syeda Afroz M.Phil 1997 Following students have been awarded M.Pharm Degree 18. Mr. Fayyaz Ahmed M.Pharm 2004 19. Ms. Neelam M.Pharm 2004 20. Ms. Nusrat Bano M.Pharm 2004 21. Mr. Imran Ahsan Mallick M.Pharm 2003 22. Mr. Arshad Malik M.Pharm 2003 23. Mr. Noor Khan Afridi M.Pharm 2003 24. Mr. Imran Qureshi M.Pharm 2003 25. Ms. Farah Mumtaz M.Pharm 2000 26. Ms. Nasreen Aruj M.Pharm 1993 27. Ms. Rahila Najam M.Pharm 1990 28. Ms. Yasmeen Ayub M.Pharm 1988 29. Dr. Rafeeq Alam Khan M.Pharm 1986 Following students are presently enrolled for Ph.D. 30. Nazir Solangi (Pharmacist) 31. Dr. Nighat Kafeel 32. Mr. Khalid M. Salahuddin (Pharmacist) 33. Dr. Rizwan Ahmed 34. Dr. Reaz Ahmed 35. Dr. Shahid Kamal 36. Ms. Sadia G. Baig (Pharmacist) 37. Ms. Shamoona Takween (Pharmacist) 38. Dr. Sarah Fatima 39. Dr. Sarwat Obaid FOLLOWING STUDENTS HAVE COMPLETED THEIR M.PHARM / M.PHIL /PH.D UNDER MY SUPERVISION. S.No. Name Degree Year degree awarded 1. Dr. Rafeeq Alam Khan M.Pharm 1986 2. Ms. Yasmeen Ayub M.Pharm 1988 3. Ms. Rahila Najam M.Pharm 1990 4. Ms. Nasreen Aruj M.Pharm 1993 5. Mr. S. Tilat Naqvi M.Phil 1997 6. Ms. Syeda Afroz M.Phil 1997 7. Ms. Shamoona Takween M.Phil 1999

434 8. Ms. Farah Mumtaz M.Pharm 2000 9. Ms. Sadia Ghousia Beg M.Phil 2001 10. Mr. Imran Ahsan Mallick M.Pharm 2003 11. Mr. Arshad Malik M.Pharm 2003 12. Mr. Noor Khan Afridi M.Pharm 2003 13. Mr. Imran Qureshi M.Pharm 2003 14. Mr. Fayyaz Ahmed M.Pharm 2004 15. Ms. Nousheen Alam M.Phil 2004 16. Ms. Rahila Najam Ph.D 2004 17. Dr. S. Sibghetullah Sanghi Ph.D 2004 18. Mr. S. Mujtaba Ali Ph.D 2004 19. Dr. Kauser Aamir Ph.D 2005 20. Dr. Nasim Karim Ph.D 2005 FOLLOWING STUDENTS ARE PRESENTLY ENROLLED FOR M.PHIL /PH.D. UNDER MY SUPERVISION. 1. Dr. S. Asghar Mehdi 2. Mr. Noor Kamil 3. Dr. Aasiya Rehman 4. Ms. Saima Mahmood 5. Dr. Nazeer Solangi 6. Dr. Zahida

Surbhi Sharma Secretary General , N.A. , Interactive Technology, Software and Media Association India Website : http://www.itsmaindia.org Keywords : ICT , Multimedia , Research And Development Surbhi Sharma started her professional career as an entrepreneur in 1995. In two years, she successfully sold her business to start a consulting firm in 1997, Resource Management Group that catered to the needs of IT firms’ Internationalization goals. This provided her the right opportunities to explore various markets, technology platforms, and an insight to how the Tech sector functions. In the year 2001 she converted the business to a Non Profit Organization, in order to broaden the reach of the organisation to serve many more SMEs.

435 ITSMA, the non-profit organisation, caters to the needs of SMEs in the International and domestic market. They assist International companies access the Indian market, for the right partnerships and collaborations. . The motivation behind this thought process was Surbhi’s early exposure to diverse development programs with both Indian and International groups such as Rotract Club, OPIRG (Ontario Public Interest Research Group) and McMaster University, Hamilton. Her social outlook led her to run many pro-poverty programs in India especially concentrating on Women and Children. Ansted University, Malaysia which was impressed by her capabilities conferred her as the Advisory Board member. She has also participated in European Union funded projects and has a vast experience in assisting European clients to have their setup in India. Recently Surbhi was elected as the Secretary General of the International Federation of Multimedia Associations. Incidentally she is also on the Advisory Board of a few companies. Surbhi has been a speaker in many international forums K. Satyamurty writes: SURABHI SHARMA is out to prove that the Geographical Information System (GIS) is more than, in Bangalore in 2000. The aim was simple but far-reaching — leverage information and communication technologies (ICT) for social empowerment, especially among young women in rural areas. "Actually, they are women in semi-rural areas just outside the city and possess some skills and are eager to learn more... Our training helps them earn without having to commute to Bangalore every working day,'' Surabhi explains. The TelNek project is located in Bidadi, a small industrial town 39 km from the city centre on the way to high technology and that it can help in reaching villages which need help from voluntary agencies. Between her and her mother, Mridula Sharma, they founded the not-for-profit organisation, Anchorage Mysore. The young women are trained in basic information-technology skills such as data entry, desktop publishing, accounting, office software and teleworking. "It is a year-long training and something new for these women who have been long considered as not being tech savvy. In fact the men folk of many of them don't allow them to even switch on the television on their own,'' she says.

436 Over the months of training, the women become less inhibited and are soon asking questions and noting down the answers. More than anything else, they become convinced that the skills they learn will come in handy some day soon. There are three hours of classroom teaching and at least two hours of homework each day. "We have trained 100 women so far,'' Surabhi says with some pride. Project for children To make their training more meaningful, the women help out in actual projects to take ICT to villages. One pilot project for rural children has been technology-enabled learning; something even city schools are just getting into. "We assess the school performance of a group of students in classes 7 to 9 and note where they need additional support in learning subjects such as science, history and geography, and help through multimedia teaching methods,'' Surabhi explains. Subjects considered dull and downright difficult by generations of children literally come alive before their eyes, and learning becomes fun. They learn how to identify the capital of Nepal and images of Kathmandu make it more than another name to remember. Many rural schools have been gifted computers, but the question now is how well they use them and how they benefit children,'' she adds. Projects funded by the European Commission — Asia-Qual and Asia City — are another aspect of the work of Anchorage. "While Asia Qual is to support SMEs (small and medium enterprises) implement a Total Quality Management approach, Asia City is an applied research and technological development project to benefit people through government and non-governmental organisations in the tourism sector,'' she says. e-Mitra Fallout has been what they have named e-Mitra, which helps village artisans find markets for their products. Functioning as a call centre, e-Mitra procures orders for specific products and helps gauge the market and its demands. Left to themselves, many artisans may end up as workers in the city in pursuits far removed from their inherited skills. A Commerce graduate from Mount Carmel College, Surabhi was also a national swimming champion.

437 She is active in a variety of forums including the Rotaract Club, Canadian Crossroads Exchange Programme and the ATMAN project under ESCAP (United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific). A member of the Honorary Advisory Committee of Ansted University in Malaysia, she constantly enhances her experience with her association with international organisations. All to do something worthwhile right here.

Sarfraz LLOYD Sarfraz LLOYD, President of the West Coast University, President of Department of the WSU-WIDU, he is President of the West Coast University, a global university, which serves as the Department of WIDU. He is notable researcher and professor in the Field of Science and Technical Education 35 worldwide colleges are affiliated to this educational system from East and West, offering international education in Applied Science, Engineering, Technology and Management. His institution (WCIMT) is an accredited member of ICDE, which is recognized by UNESCO and UNO as an agency for Open & distance education. He is also member of European Association for international Education (AIE), member of International Educators (NAFSA) and American Association for

438 Higher education (AAHE) and also a member of Institute of Global Education (IGE), which has special consultative status with ESCSOC, United Nations. He has authored 5 books in technical education “I am pleased to be invited by the Ansted University Asia Regional Service Centre in Malaysia to send my message World Peace – a Social Responsibility. I congratulate Ansted University and its Foundation as well as the entire Organising team in Malaysia for initiating such an important issue. I believe education is the Master Key, which opens all doors of Human Civilization. More education means more civilization and a better world. Better-education minds understand better that without peace there cannot be proper civilization. Educational Institutions should make teaching social responsibility a core practice in education so that young people develop the convictions and skills needed to shape a safe, sustainable, democratic, and just world. West Cost University and its associated institutions work internationally to enhance human minds to understand the fruits of Peace. In this World, there cannot be any peace without peace and as such we the educators and the educational institutions should work to educate human minds to develop conviction among our students to help develop peace in this Planet, known as Earth. Best Wishes”

Samir Abdel Hamid I. Nouh Office for Advanced Research and Education Research Professor Tel. Number: 075-251-3474 Fax. Number: 075-251-3474 E-Mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://homepage2.nifty.com/samirnouh/ ﾁ œCurrent Research ﾁ ŸResearch

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440 Committee for promotion for professorship, Punjab University, Lahore committee for promotion for professorship, King Saud University, Riyadh, Imam University, Riyadh-- Member of International league of Islamic Literature, Riyadh,

SAEED-UL-HASSAN Professor Address:University College of Pharmacy. Phone Number:- 92-42-9211616 E-Mail:- [email protected] EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: 1998 Ph.D.(U.K) University of Sunderland 1989 M.Phil (Pharmacy) Punjab university PaK 1983 M. Pharmacy

441 Punjab university PaK 1981 B. Pharm Punjab university PaK Experience: Industrial Experience (Pakistan) 6 years as a Senior production Pharmacist and QC manager Hospital Experience (Saudi Arabia) 2 years worked as a Hospital Pharmacist Teaching Experience 20 years of teaching experience in, College of pharmacy Punjab University Pharmaceutical chemistry (instrumentation) Medicinal Chemistry Biochemistry / Organic Chemistry Drug Analysis Research Potential Actively involved in research for guidance to M.phil / PhD students.

MEMBER/FELLOW OF THE PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Registered as Pharmacist "A in the Punjab Pharmacy Council, Lahore, Pakistan. Member of Pakistan Pharmacist Association (PPA) Lahore-Pakistan Fellow of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and hygiene, London (U.K) . Member of the Biochemical Society of U.K Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, U.K Member of the British Society for Immunology, U.K Associate member for the academic group in pharmaceutical society of Great Britain (U.K) Permanent Member, Board of Students in Faculty of Pharmacy, Punjab University Lahore (Pakistan). Director Pharmacy Sports, Punjab University Lahore (Pakistan). Member Inter University Faculty Board for developing Curriculum in the Subject of Pharmacy. Life member Pakistan Association for the advancement of science CONFERENCES/WORKSHOP/COURSES ATTENDED Attended various workshops/ seminars conferences during teaching career.

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MERIT CERTIFICATE (ACHIEVEMENTS) - Chartered Chemist Award from Royal Society of Chemistry, U.K - Certificate for Associate member in the Academic group of Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, U.K. - Good teacher award from the Worthy Vice-Chancellor, Punjab University Lahore, Pakistan. - Got best poster Presentation award on Promoting Rational Drug Use from WHO representative in 2004 at Islamabad-Pakistan. - Letter of appreciation from the Vice Chancellor/Registrar regarding good teaching and to conduct Pharmacy sports as a Director Pharmacy Sports. - Letter of dedication regarding Teaching and Research from the Controller of Examination, Punjab University, and Lahore-Pakistan. - Got two letter of appreciation during Ph. D Studies in England-UK (1994-1998 International publications 13 National publications 28

Silillaen, Parulian Qualifications Philosophy of Doctor, The University of Wollongong, Faculty of Commerce, School of Accounting and Finance. Thesis: “ManagementControl Systems for R& D Organisation: Multiple Case Studies in Indonesia” 2007 Master of Commerce (Honours), The University of Wollongong Faculty of Commerce, Department of Accountancy, Thesis: “Management Control Systems for R& D Organisation: A Descriptive Study” 1990-1991 Master of Commerce, The University of Wollongong, Faculty of Commerce, Department of Accountancy, Major Project Title: “Differential Reporting for Small Business: A comparative Study” (transferred to Master Honours Program) 1989-1990 Sarjana Ekonomi, Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia, Fakultas Ekonomi, Major in Management Accounting. Thesis Title: “Sales Pricing Method in Garment Industry: A Case Study at PT. Pesona Cipta Karya”

443 1983-1988 Bachelor of Accounting, Jayabaya Accounting Academy, Jakarta, Indonesia. Thesis Title: “Internal Control on Inventory at PT. Apollo” 1976-1979 Other Training Training on Audit Principles, Sekolah Tinggi Akuntansi Negara, Jakarta, Indonesia, (School of Government Accounting) 1985 Training on Audit & Control by Computer, IBM Jakarta, Indonesia 1983 Training on Organizational Control, SGV Utomo, Public Accountant, Jakarta 1982 Languages English – fluent Indonesian – mother tongue O/S Experience Australia, Indonesia Awards Memberships Member of the Institute of Certified Management Accountants, 2001 - Present AREA OF EXPERTISE Management Accounting, Management Control Systems, Accounting Information Systems and Indonesia Public Sector Accounting. SELECTED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jan – Jun 2002: Accounting Task, Illawarra Children Services An organisation that responsible to manage and distribute funds of approximately $ 1.7 million to Children Centres in Illawarra. Hired in part time basis to develop budgeting system for the organisation. Oct - Dec 2001: Accountant, Newbery’s Exports Australia Pty. Ltd: An ImportExport Coy The company is a small trading company that importing children shoes with turnover of approximately $ 1 million per annum. Hired in part time basis to perform Accounting task by using MYOB 1999-July 2001: Chief Editor, NEED: Lingkungan, Manajemen, Ilmiah, ISSN 1411237X, Jakarta The company employs 40 personal and publishes 5,000 copies of scientific magazine per month. Responsible for editing and deciding the topic and article to be published. 1999-Jul 2001: President Director, PT. Ardhia Cheta Industry, Jakarta The company is a gas manufacturing company in a construction progress stage valued of US $ 5 million project. The company employed 40 employees and expected to produce 10 ton of high purity

444 Non-Chloro-Fluoro-Carbon (Non-CFC) gas. Responsible to manage the construction process and to operate the company when the construction is completed. Jan-Jul 2001: Management Accounting Consultant, Pertiwi Group, Jakarta The company is an educational institution that poses 3 institutes, 2 Colleges. The company had turnover of approximately A$4 million per month. Responsible for the design and implementation of the Budgeting Systems and Management Accounting System. 1996-Mar 2000: Chief Accountant, PT. Wahana Rahmah, Jakarta The company is a medium employment agency of seaman for international market. The company engaged with 25 employees. Responsible for managing and executing the accounting and financial tasks including the provision of financial statements and analysis, budgeting, taxation and financial planning. Jan-Dec 2000: Consultant on Computer Accounting Systems Project, PT. Jabato International, Jakarta The company is a Travel Agent Company of Toray Corporation, Japan. The company engaged 50 employees and had 1 branch in Bali, and 2 branches in Jakarta. Hired as a consultant for 12 (twelve) months to developed, design, and implement a computer accounting systems. 1996-Jul 2001: Program Director, Jakarta Education Service, Jakarta: A Management Consultant Company The company is a small management consultant firm that employed 17 professional employees and had turnover of approximately A$300,000/year. Responsible for managing, planning and maintaining the contracted projects and directing the staffs to complete the existing tasks. 1996-1997: Consultant for Management Information Systems on Project INS. IndonesiaDepartment of Social Security and UNDP (United Nations) It is a government institution that dealt with poverty aspects of the society. Responsible for the design, supervision, and recommendation on the development and implementation of poverty aspects by using computer information systems with national coverage. 1996-1999: Treasurer-of Central Committee, Indonesia, IKAMA (The Australian Alumni

445 Association) Responsible for maintenance of the financial aspects of the association. 1983-1998: BPPT: The Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology A government institution for R&D headed by Minister of Research and Technology of Indonesia. Working in Internal Audit division and assigned to several positions during the period. 1980-1982: Senior Internal Auditor, PT. Marga Sarana Raya: A Road Contractor Company A medium size of road contractor company that engaged about 1,000 employees. Responsible for execution of audit, internal control, performance evaluation, and provision of recommendations for all company’s projects. 1979-1980: External Auditor, Hans Kartikahadi & Co A public accounting firm. Responsible as an external auditor. 1978-1979: External Auditor, Soemita Adikoesoemah A public accounting firm. Responsible as an external auditor. TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2004-present: Lecturer, the University of Wollongong, Faculty of Commerce, School of Accounting & Finance. 2002-2004: Teacher, Wollongong University College, Diploma and Advance Diploma Program Summer Session 2002-2003 and 2003-2004, and Autumn Session 2004 : Lecturer and Subject Coordinator, the University of Wollongong, Faculty of Commerce, School of Accounting & Finance 2002: Tutor and Workshop Supervisor, the University of Wollongong, Faculty of Commerce, School of Accounting & Finance 1996-Jul 2001: Senior Lecturer, International Golden Institute (IGI): Post Graduate Program and Senior Lecturer, STIE Trianandra: Post Graduate Program REFEREES 1. J. Phelan, Judge for District Court of New South Wales; Tel. 42291748 2. Associate Professor Mary Kaidonis, Head of Accounting Discipline, School of Accounting and Finance, The University of Wollongong, Tel. 4221 3681.

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Academic Qualification Ph.D. in Mathematics Specialization: Applied Mathematics (Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics). University: University of Wales, United Kingdom, 1991. Title of Thesis: Some Problems in Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics. Supervisor: Professor Ken Walters.

B.Sc. in Mathematics University: Yarmouk University, Jordan, 1984. Personal Data Full Name: Shaher Mohammad Ahmad Momani Date of Birth: May 10, 1962 Place of Birth: Ajloun-Jordan Nationality: Jordanian Profession: Professor of Applied Mathematics at Mutah University Permanent Address: Department of Mathematics, Mutah University, P. O. Box: 7, Al-Karak, Jordan. Mobile: + 962 (0)777500326 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Web Site: http://www.mutah.edu.jo/userhomepages/shmomani/pers.htm Editor-in-Chief: Arab Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences (AJMMS) http://www.ajmms.com Leader of Jordan Research Group in Applied Mathematics (JRGAM) http://www.mutah.edu.jo/jrgam/index.html Conferences and Study Visits 1. The First Jordanian Mathematics Conference, Jordan, 1991. 2. The Second Jordanian Mathematics Conference, Jordan, 1994.

448 3. The Third Jordanian Mathematics Conference, Jordan, 1996. 4. A workshop in Teaching Sciences in the Twenty First Century, Cairo, 1995. 5. A workshop in Teaching Calculus Using Mathematica Software, Alexandria, 1995. 6. Visiting Professor, Department of Mathematics, Univ. of Wales, UK, June August 1996. 7. A workshop on Mathematics of Computation, Yarmouk University, Jordan, 1997. 8. Visiting Professor, Department of Mathematics, Univ. of Wales, UK, August 1997. 9. The 15th World Congress on Scientific Computation, Modelling and Applied Mathematics (IMACS), Berlin, Germany, 1997. 10. Sixth SIAM Conference on Optimization, Atlanta, USA, 1999. 11. A workshop on Numerical Solution of Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations, Mutah University, Jordan, 2000. 12. A workshop on Applications of Calculus, UAE University, UAE, 2001. 13. First UAE Math-Day Conference, University of Sharjah, UAE, 2003. 14. Third International Workshop on Scientific Computing and Application, Honk Kong, China, 2003. 15. A workshop on Making Internship Programs More Effective, UAE University, UAE, 2003. 16. Second UAE Math-Day Conference, American University of Sharjah, UAE, 2004. 17. Invited speaker in Recent Advances in Mathematics Conference, Calcutta, India, 2004. 18. Invited speaker in 3rd International Conference on Research and Education in Mathematics, Kula Lumpur, Malaysia, 2007. 19. Invited speaker in the 2nd Symposium on Nonlinear Dynamics , Shanghai, China, 2007. 20.Invited speaker in Fractional Differentiation and its Applications Conference, Turkey, 2008 Ademic Honors and Grants 1. A Scholarship from Mutah University to get a PhD (1987-1991). 2. Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) prize, in Italy, (2000). 3. Numerical Simulation of Fractional Order Dynamical Systems, Qatar University, 2007.

449 Experience Professor: Mutah University, Sept. 2007 to present. Professor: Qatar University, Sept. 2006 to Sept. 2007. Associate Professor: Mutah University, Sept. 2004 to Sept. 2006. Associate Professor: Jordan University, Summer course 2004. Associate Professor: United Arab Emirates University, Sept. 2001 to Sept. 2004. Associate Professor: Yarmouk University, Sept. 2000 to Sept. 2001. Associate Professor: Mutah University, Nov. 1998 to Sept. 2000. Assistant Professor: Mutah University, Sept. 1991 to Nov. 1998. Head of Department of Mathematics, Mutah University, Sept. 1994 to Sept. 1995. Visiting Professor: Department of Mathematics, University of Wales, June-August

1996, UK. Leader, Jordan Research Group in Applied Mathematics, 2005 to present. Editor-in-Chief: Arab Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences (AJMMS). Published and Accepted Papers

This is a complete list of the papers of mine which either have appeared or have been accepted for publication. Owing to copyright restrictions, the papers are not available in electronic form. If you are interested in any of these papers, send me an e-mail and I will send you a reprint. 1. G. Georgiou, Shaher Momani, M. J. Crochet, and K. Walters, Newtonian and non-Newtonian flow in a channel obstructed by an antisymmetric array of cylinders, Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, Vol.40, (1991) 231-260. 2. S. Hadid, B. Maseadeh and Shaher Momani, On the existence of maximal and minimal solutions of differential equations of non-integer order, Journal of Fractional Calculus, Vol. 9, (1996) 41-44. 3. S. B. Hadid, A. A. Ta’ani and S. M. Momani, Some existence theorems on differential equations of generalized order through a fixed-point theorem, Journal of Fractional Calculus, Vol. 9, (1996) 45-49. 4. B. S. Maseadeh, A. A. Ta’ani and S. M. Momani, On w-compact spaces, J. of Institute ofMathematics and Computer Sciences, (1996). 5. B. Maseadeh, S. Momani and S. Hadid, Solutions of differential equations of non-integer order in L2 and C spaces, Mutah Journal for Research and Studies, Vol. 12(1), (1997) 169-181.

450 6. Shaher Momani, The flow of non-Newtonian fluids through corrugated pipes, Mu’tah Journal for Research and Studies, Vol. 12(4), (1997) 91-112. 7. S. Momani and S. Hadid, An algorithm for numerical solutions of fractional order differential equations, Journal of Fractional Calculus , Vol. 15, (1998) 61-66. 8. S. M. Momani and K. Walters, The flow of non-Newtonian fluids through curved pipes, Al-Dirasat Journal, Vol. 26(1), (1999) 74-87. 9. S. M. Momani, On existence of solutions of a system of ordinary differential equations of fractional order, Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences (FJMS), Vol. 1(2), (1999) 265-270. 10. S. M. Momani, Variation of solutions of differential equations of non-integer order with respect to initial condition and parameters, Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences (FJMS), Vol. 1(3), (1999) 423-428. 11. S. M. Momani, Stress distribution and pressure gradient of non-Newtonian fluids through converging ducts, Mu’tah Lil-Buhooth Wa Al-Dirasat Journal, Vol. 15(1), (2000) 9-26. 12. S. M. Momani, Local and global uniqueness theorems on differential equations of non-integer order via Gronwall’s and Bihari’s inequalities, Revista Technica Journal, Vol. 23(1), (2000) 66-69. 13. Shaher Momani, Numerical solution of differential equations of non-integer order by the generalized difference method, Al-Zarqa Private University Journal, Vol. 2(1), (2000) 1-7. 14. S. M. Momani, On the existence of " -approximate solutions of differential equations of noninteger order, PanAmerican Mathematical Journal, Vol. 10(3), (2000) 61-69. 15. Shaher M. Momani, Local and global existence theorems on fractional integrodifferential equations, Journal of Fractional Calculus, Vol. 18, (2000) 81-86. 16. Shaher M. Momani and Reyad El-Khazali, On the existence of extremal solutions of fractional integro-differential equations, Journal of Fractional Calculus, Vol. 18, (2000) 87-92. 17. S. M. Momani, The flow of non-Newtonian fluids through rotating pipes, AlManara Journal, Vol. 7(1), (2001) 9-25. 18. Shaher Momani, Some existence theorems on fractional integro-differential equations, Abhath Al-Yarmouk Journal, Vol. 10(2B), (2001) 435-444.

451 19. S. M. Momani and S. B. Hadid, Asymptotic behavior of the maximal and minimal solutions of differential equations of non- integer order, Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences (FJMS), Vol. 6(1), (2002) 31-39. 20. S. M. Momani and S. B. Hadid, Dependence of solutions of differential equations of noninteger order on initial conditions and parameters, Al-Manara Journal, Vol. 9(2), (2003) 69-76. 21. Reyad El-Khazali and Shaher Momani, Stability analysis of composite fractional systems, International Journal of Applied Mathematics, Vol. 12(1), (2003) 73-85. 22. S. M. Momani and S. B. Hadid, On the inequalities of integro-differential fractional equations, International Journal of Applied Mathematics, Vol. 12(1), (2003) 29-37. 23. S. M. Momani and S. B. Hadid, Some comparison results for integro-fractional differential Inequalities, Journal of Fractional Calculus, Vol. 24, (2003) 37-44. 24. S. M. Momani, S. B. Hadid and Z. M. Alawaneh, Some analytical properties of solutions of differential equations of the noninteger order, International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, Vol. 2004(13), (2004) 697-701. 25. Shaher Momani, Analytical solutions of strongly non-linear oscillators by the decomposition method, International Journal of Modern Physics C (IJMPC), Vol. 15(7), (2004) 967-979. 26. Shaher Momani and Samir Hadid, Lyapunov stability solutions of fractional integrodifferential equations, International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, Vol. 2004(47), (2004) 2503-2507. 27. Shaher Momani and Kamel Al-Khaled, Numerical solutions for systems of fractional differential equations by the decomposition method, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol.162(3), (2005) 1351-1365. 28. S. M. Momani and S. B. Hadid, On the continuous dependence of solutions of integro-fractional differential equations with respect to initial conditions, Nonlinear Functional Analysis and Applications, Vol. 10(3), (2005) 379-386. 29. Kamel Al-Khaled and Shaher Momani, An approximate solution for a fractional diffusion-wave equation using the decomposition method, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol.165(2), (2005) 473-483.

452 30. Shaher Momani, Analytical approximate solution for fractional heat-like and wave-like equations with variable coefficients using the decomposition method, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 165(2), (2005) 459-472. 31. Shaher Momani, Khaled Moadi and Muhammad Aslam Noor, Modified decomposition method for solving a system of third-order obstacle problems, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 21(1), (2005) 97-107. 32. Shaher Momani, An explicit and numerical solutions of the fractional KdV equation, Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, Vol. 70(2), (2005) 110-118. 33. Shaher Momani, A numerical scheme for the solution of Sivashinsky equation, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 168(2), (2005) 1273-1280. 34. Shaher Momani, Analytic and approximate solutions of the space- and timefractional telegraph equations, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 170(2), (2005) 1126-1134. 35. Kamel Al-Khaled, Shaher Momani and Ahmed Alawneh, Approximate wave solutions for a generalized Benjamin-Bona-Mahoy-Burgers equation, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 171(1), (2005) 281-292. 36. Muhammad Aslam Noor, S. K. Mishra and Shaher Momani, Properties of approximate preinvex functions, Nonlinear Analysis Forum Journal, Vol. 10(2), (2005) 1-9. 37. Shaher Momani and Salah Abuasad, Application of He’s variational iteration method to Helmholtz equation, Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Vol. 27(5), (2006) 11191123. 38. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, Application of variational iteration method to nonlinear differential equations of fractional order, International Journal of Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, Vol. 7(1), (2006) 27-34. 39. Shaher Momani, Non-perturbative analytical solutions of the space- and timefractional Burgers equations, Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Vol. 28(4), (2006) 930-937. 40. Shaher Momani, Khaled Moadi and Muhammad Aslam Noor, Decomposition method for solving fourth order obstacle problems, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 175(2), (2006) 923-931.

453 41. Shaher Momani, Solving a system of second-order obstacle problems a modified decomposition method, Applied Mathematics E-Notes, Vol. 6, (2006) 141147. 42. Shaher Momani and Zaid Odibat, Analytical approach to linear fractional partial differential equations arising in fluid mechanics, Physics Letters A, Vol. 355, (2006) 271-279. 43. Shaher Momani and Zaid Odibat, Analytical solution of a time-fractional Navier-Stokes equation by Adomian decomposition method, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 177, (2006) 488-494. 44. Shaher Momani and Khaled Moadi, A reliable algorithm for solving fourthorder boundary value problems, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computing, Vol. 22(3), (2006) 185-197. 45. Ziad Odibat and Shaher Momani, Approximate solutions for boundary value problems of time-fractional wave equation, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 181(1), (2006) 767-774. 46. Shaher Momani and Rami Qaralleh, An efficient method for solving systems of fractional integro-differential equations, Computers and Mathematics with Application, Vol. 52(3-4), (2006) 459-470. 47. Ziad Odibat and Shaher Momani, Analytical spherically symmetric solution for the time fractional Navier-Stokes equation, Advances in Theoretical and Applied Mathematics (ATAM), Vol. 1(2), (2006) 97-107. 48. Shaher Momani and Muhammad Aslam Noor, Numerical methods for fourthorder fractional integro-differential equations, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 182(1), (2006) 754-760. 49. Shaher Momani, A numerical scheme for the solution of multi-order fractional differential equations, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 182(1), (2006) 761-770. 50. Shaher Momani and Nabil Shawagfeh, Decomposition method for solving the fractional Riccati differential equation, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 182(2), (2006) 1083-1092. 51. Shaher Momani and Rami Qaralleh, Analytical approximate solution for a nonlinear fractional integro-differential equation, Nonlinear Analysis Forum Journal, Vol. 11(2), (2006) 237-249.

454 52. Shaher Momani, Salah Abuasad and Zaid Odibat, Variational iteration method for solving non-linear boundary value problems, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 183, (2006) 1351-1358. 53. Shaher Momani, General solutions for the space- and time-fractional diffusion-wave equation, Journal of Physical Sciences, Vol. 10, (2006) 30-43. 54. Shaher Momani and Zaid Odibat, Numerical comparison of methods for solving linear differential equations of fractional order, Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Vol. 31(5), (2007) 1248-1255. 55. Shaher Momani, An algorithm for solving a nonlinear fractional convectiondiffusion problem, Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, Vol. 12(7), (2007) 1283-1290. 56. Shaher Momani and Zaid Odibat, Numerical approach to differential equations of fractional order, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 207(1), (2007) 96-110. 57. Shaher Momani and Zaid Odibat, Fractional Green’s function for linear fractional inhomogeneous partial differential equations in fluid mechanics, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computing, Vol. 24, (2007) 167-178. 58. Shaher Momani and Rami Qaralleh, Numerical approximations and Pade approximants for a fractional population growth model, Applied Mathematical Modelling, Vol. 31(9), (2007) 1907-1914. 59. Shaher Momani and Ziad Odibat, Comparison between homotopy perturbation method and the variational iteration method for linear fractional partial differential equations, Computers and Mathematics with Applications, Vol. 54, (2007) 910-919. 60. Vedat Suat Erturk and Shaher Momani, Comparing numerical method for solving fourth-order boundary value problems, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 188, (2007) 1963-1968. 61. Rabha Ibrahim and Shaher Momani, On the existence and uniqueness of solutions of a class of fractional differential equations, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Vol. 334(1), (2007) 1-10. 62. Shaher Momani and Ziad Odibat, Homotopy perturbation method for nonlinear partial differential equations of fractional order, Physics Letters A, Vol. 365, (2007) 345-350.

455 63. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, A reliable treatment of homotopy perturbation method for Klein-Gordon equations, Physics Letters A, Vol. 365, (2007) 351-357. 64. Khalida Inayat Noor, Muhammad Aslam Noor and Shaher Momani, Modified Householder iterative method for nonlinear equations, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 190, (2007) 1534-1539. 65. Shaher Momani and Muhammad Aslam Noor, Numerical comparison of methods for solving a special fourth-order boundary value problem, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 191, (2007) 218-224. 66. Rabha Ibrahim and Shaher Momani, Multiple solutions for multi-order fractional differential equations, Arab Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, Vol. 1, (2007) 28-34. 67. Shaher Momani, A decomposition method for solving unsteady convectiondiffusion problems, Turkish Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 31, (2007) 1-10. 68. Vedat Suat Erturk and Shaher Momani, A reliable algorithm for solving tenthorder boundary value problems, Numerical Algorithms, Vol. 44(2), (2007) 147-158. 69. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, Numerical solution of Fokker-Planck equation with space and time-fractional derivatives, Physics Letters A, Vol. 369 (2007), 349-358. 70. Shaher Momani, Zaid Odibat and Vedat Suat Erturk, Generalized differential transform method for solving a space- and time-fractional diffusion-wave equation, Physics Letters A, Vol. 370, (2007) 379-387. 71. Hossien Jafari and Shaher Momani, Solving fractional diffusion and wave equations by modified homotopy perturbation method, Physics Letters A, Vol. 370, (2007) 388-396. 72. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, Numerical methods for nonlinear partial differential equations of fractional order, Applied Mathematical modlling, Vol. 32, (2008) 28-39. 73. Shaher Momani and Rabha Ibrahim, On a fractional integral equation of periodic functions involving Weyl-Riesz operator in Banach algebras, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Vol. 339, (2008) 1210-1219.

456 74. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, Modified homotopy perturbation method: application to quadratic Riccati differential equation of fractional order, Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Vol. 36, (2008) 167-174. 75. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, A generalized differential transform method for linear partial differential equations of fractional order, Applied Mathematics Letters, Vol. 21, (2008) 194-199. 76. Shaher Momani and Ziad Odibat, A novel method for nonlinear fractional partial differential equations: Combination of DTM and generalized Taylor’s formula, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.cam.2007.07.033. 77. G. H. Erjaee and Shaher Momani, Phase synchronization in fractional differential chaotic systems. Physics Letters A, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.cam.2007.07.033. 78. Vedat Suat Erturk, Shaher Momani, and Zaid Odibat, Application of generalized differential transform method to multi-order fractional differential equations, Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.cnsns.2007.02.006. 79. Vedat Suat Erturk and Shaher Momani, Solving systems of fractional differential equations using differential transform method, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, accepted (2007),doi:10.1016/j.cam.2007.03.029. 80. Shaher Momani and Vedat Suat Erturk, Solutions of non-linear oscillators by the modified differential transform method, Computers & Mathematics with Applications, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.camwa.2007.05.009. 81. M. S. Chowdhury, Ishak Hashim and Shaher Momani, The multistage homotopy perturbation method: A powerful scheme for handling the Lorenz system, Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.chaos.2007.09.073. 82. Omar Abdulaziz, Ishak Hashim and Shaher Momani, Application of homotopy perturbation method to fractional IVPs, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.cam.2007.06.010.

457 83. Omar Abdulaziz, Ishak Hashim and Shaher Momani, Solving systems of fractional differential equations by homotopy-perturbation method, Physics Letters A, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2007.07.059. 84. Zaid Odibat, Shaher Momani and Vedat Suat Erturk, Generalized differential transform method: Application to differential equations of fractional order, Applied Mathematics and Computation, Vol. 372(4), (2008) 451-459. 85. Omar Jaradat, Ahmad Al-Omari and Shaher Momani, Existence of the mild solution for fractional semilinear initial value problems, Nonlinear Analysis Journal: Theory, Methods & Applications, accepted (2007), doi:10.1016/j.na.2007.09.008. 86. Ishak Hashim, Omar Abdulaziz and Shaher Momani, Homotopy analysis method for fractional IVPs, Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, accepted (2007), doi: 10.1016/j.cnsns.2007.09.014. 87. Shaher Momani, Ziad Odibat and Ahmed Alawneh, Variational iteration method for solving the space- and time-fractional KdV equation, Numerical Methods for Partial Differentia Equations Journal, accepted (2007), doi: 10.1002/num.20247. 88. Shaher Momani and Vedat Suat Erturk, A numerical scheme for the solution of viscous Cahn-Hilliard equation, Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations Journal, accepted (2007), doi: 10.1002/num.20286. 89. Shaher Momani and Ziad Odibat, Numerical solutions of the space-time fractional advection dispersion equation, Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations Journal, accepted (2007), doi 10.1002/num.20324. 90. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, Analytical comparison between the homotopy perturbation method and variational iteration method for differential equations of fractional order, International Journal of Modern Physics B, accepted (2007). 91. Shaher Momani and Vedat Suat Erturk, Solving a system of fourth-order obstacle boundary value problems by differential transform method, Kybernetes, (2007). 92. Shaher Momani, Omar Jaradat and Rabha Ibrahim, Numerical approximations of a dynamic system containing fractional derivatives, Journal of Applied Sciences, accepted (2008).

458 93. Shaher Momani and Hossein Jafari, Numerical study of systems of fractional differential equations by the decomposition method, Southeast Asian Bulletin of Mathematics, accepted (2006). 94. S. M. Momani, Ahlam Jameel and Sora Al-Azwai, Local and global uniqueness theorems on fractional integro-differential equations via Gronwall’s and Bihari’s inequalities, Soochow Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 33(4), (2007) 619627. 95. Vedat Suat Erturk and Shaher Momani, Differential transform technique for solving fifth-order boundary value problems, Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, accepted (2007). 96. Zaid Odibat and Shaher Momani, An algorithm for the numerical solution of differential equations of fractional order, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Informatics, accepted (2007). 97. Shaher Momani, Numerical simulations for the space- and time-fractional partial differential equations, Proceedings of The Third Conferences On Research And Education In Mathematics, Malaysia, (2007) 51-56. 98. Vedat Suat Erturk and Shaher Momani, Differential transform method for obtaining positive solutions for two-point nonlinear boundary value problems, International Conference: 2007 Dynamical Systems and Applications, July 1-6, 2007, Izmir, Turkey, accepted 99. Shaher Momani, Ziad Odibat and Ishak Hasim, Algorithms for nonlinear fractional partial differential equations: A selection of numerical methods, The 2nd International Symposium on Nonlinear Dynamics, 27-30 Oct., 2007, Shanghai, China, accepted. 100. Zaid Odibat, Shaher Momani and Ahmed Alawneh, Analytic study on timefractional Schr¨odinger equations: Exact solutions by GDTM, The 2nd International Symposium on Nonlinear Dynamics, 27-30 Oct., 2007, Shanghai, China, accepted. 101. Zaid Odibat, Shaher Momani, Applications of variational iteration and homotopy perturbation methods to fractional evolution equations, The 2nd International Symposium on Nonlinear Dynamics, 27-30 Oct., 2007, Shanghai, China, accepted.

459 102. Shaher Momani, An efficient numerical scheme for solving fractional convection-diffusion problems, International Journal of Computational and Numerical Analysis and Applications, accepted (2007). 103. Ziad Odibat, Shaher Momani and Ahmed Alawneh, Approximate analytical solution of the space- and time- fractional Burgers equations, Journal Europ´een des Syst´emes Automatis´es (JESA), accepted. 104. Shaher Momani and Rabha Ibrahim, Analytical solutions of a fractional oscillator by the decomposition method, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 37(1), (2007) 119-132. 105. M. H. Alnasr and Shaher Momani, Application of homotopy perturbation method to singularly perturbed Volterra integral equations, Journal of Applied Sciences, accepted. 106. Ziad Odibat and Shaher Momani, Fractional Green’s Function for a Class of Fractional Partial Differential Equations, Journal Europ´een des Syst´emes Automatis´es (JESA), accepted

Ståle Angen Rye Position: Associate Professor, Cand. Polit. Address: University of Agder Gimlemoen, 4614 Kristiansand, Norway E-post [email protected] Education 1995 Cand. Polit. Degree, Human Geography

460 University of Trondheim Faculty of Social Science 1991 Cand. Mag. Degree, Social Sciences University of Bergen and University of Tromsø Faculty of Social Science Professional experiences 2002 - t.p. Associate Professor - University of Agder, Faculty of Economics and Social Science 1998 - 2002 Assistant Professor – Agder University College, Faculty of Economics and Social Science 1996 - 1998 Lecturer - Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU Faculty of Social Science and Technology Management. 1996 Senior Executive Officer - Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU, Faculty of Social Science and Technology Management. 1996 - 1994 Nursery Assistant - Sør-Trøndelag County Department of Mental Health, hospital 1994 - 1995 Lecturing Assistant - University of Trondheim Faculty of Social Science 1992 - 1993 Teacher - Skogn Folkehøgskole 1990 - 1991 Teacher - Municipality of Levanger - Nesheim barneskole 1999 - 2006 Coordinator for Social Science in Teacher Education at Agder University College International experience 2003 - 2006 Research collaboration with Universitas Terbuka (Open University Indonesia) 2001 - 2007 Research fellow at Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia, several periods, 1 to 5 months 2006 Fieldwork in Uganda, the project “Global and virtual” 2005 Fieldwork in Tanzania, the project “Distance students in a comparative perspective”. 1998 - 2000 Member of the project group developing the Cooperative Interuniversity European Course in Teacher Training. Involved countries. France, Germany, Italy, Great Britain, Norway and Finland. 1995 Engagement for Phinis Voyager A/S, Indonesia, 3 month. 1993 Field course in Human Geography, Pakistan, 3 weeks 1989 Spanish course, Latin America, 6 months Other positions 2004 – 2006 Director for Bachelor program in Communication and Social Change Agder University College.

461 1999 - 2003 Member of the Executive Group for ICT in Teacher Education at Agder University College 1999 - 2000 Member of the Administrative Board of the Department of Social Science, Agder University College. 1998 - 2001 Member of the Web- committee for the School of Management, Agder University College. Publications [Original Norwegian titles in parenthesis] Peer reviewed research journals: Rye, S.A. (2008): The Internet, Education and Social Segregation of the City. Submitted for peer-review. Rye, S.A. (2008): Negotiating the Symbolic Power of ICT - The Spread of ICTSupported Distance Education. Accepted for publication in Inforamtion Technology for Development. Rye, S.A. (2008): Exploring the Gap of the Digital Divide - Conditions of Connectivity and Distance Education Participation. Geojournal (71), 171–184. Rye, S.A. (2008) and I. Zubaidah. (2008): Distance Education and the Complexity of Accessing the Internet. Open Learning, 23(2), 95-102. Rye, S.A. (2008): Dimensions of Flexibility - About the Relation Between Students, Technology and Distributed Education. Seminar.net - Media, technology and Lifelong learning. 4(1). Rye, S.A. (2007): Flexibility, Technology, and Daily-life Practices of Distance Students Living Beyond the Digital Main Stream. GEOFORUM (38) 1028-1039. Borgersen, T.A., S.A. Rye (2004): The Effect of Local Structures on Industrial Development in an International Tourism Resort: A Case Study of Low Budget Tourism in Sosrowijayan. Journal of Asian Business, 19(3), 49-69. Borgersen, T.A., S.A. Rye (2003): The Dynamics of a Low Budget Tourist Area: The case of Prawirotaman. ASEAN Journal of Tourism and Hospitality, 3(1), 11Book chapters: Rye, S.A og P.A. Simonsen (2003): ICT and School Development [IKT i skolens utvikling]. In: Frøydis, V. (ed.) ICT as Project in the school [IKT som prosjekt i skolen]. Fagbokforlaget. Research reports: Moe, C. E. and S.A. Rye (2007): Dialog, Communication andE-learning. [Dialog, kommunikasjon og e-læring] Skriftserien A (144). University of Agder. Rye, S.A. (2006): New Communication Technology and Distance Education – A Case Study of a Master of in PublicAadministration. In Organization for Higher learning: Leadership, ICT and Pedagogy. PPU-serien (26), Norwegian University for

462 Technology and science. Rye, S.A og P.A. Simonsen (2004): Between Tradition and Technology - A Study of Students and Teachers in a Technology Intensive Environment. [Mellom tradisjon og teknologi - En studie av elever og lærere i teknologitette læringsmilø]î. ITUskriftserie (20), University of Oslo. Jamt, R., T. Ørvik, S.A. Rye, W. Rønning og P. Simonsen (2000): A Pre-Evaluation of the National Plan IT in Norwegian Education [Forprosjekt til evaluering av IT i norsk utdanning - plan for 1996-1999. ]. Agder University College. Rye, S. A. (1998): Man and Environment - a Theoretical Discussion [Mennesket og de fysiske omgivelsene - En teoretisk diskusjon ]. Agder University College. Skriftserien. Rye, S. A. (1998): Part Time Studies beside Job and Off-campus [Geografiutdanning ved siden av jobb og utenfor lærerstedet]. Report series D – Department of Geography, Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Conference proceedings: Moe, C. E. and S.A. Rye (2007): E-learning as an Element in Management Development. [E-læring som et element i lederopplæring] NOKOBIT 2007, Oslo, 19.-21. September. Rye, S.A. (2007): What does Technology do with the Flexibility of Distance Students? A Case Study of Distance Students in Indonesia. 22nd ICDE World Conference on Distance Education. Promoting Quality in On-Line, Flexible and Distance Education. 2006-07.07. Rio de Janerio, Brasil. Rye, S. A.(2005): Facing he Access Problem - A Case Study of Distance Students’ Use of Technology in Indonesia. The 19th AAOU Annual Conference: Quality and Capacity building in Open and Distance Learning" 2005-09-15, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rye, S. A. (2004): Does Technology Make any Difference for Students? - A Study of Distance Student’s Daily Life and Their Use of Technology. 18th Annual Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU) Conference. 2004-11-28. Shanghai, China. Rye, S. A. (2002): Technology and Change in Schools - A Study of Implementation in a High School [Teknologi og endring i skolen - En studie av implementering av IKT i den videregående skole]î. I: Geographical Methods - Power and morality in Geography. Proceedings from the Annual Conference of the Norwegian

463 Geographical Society. April 5th -6th, 02. Trondheim, Norway. Borgersen T. A, Rye, S. A. and Steawan, K. (2001): SMEs in the Low Budget Tourism Industry - A Strategy for Growth and Development?. Business Management Review, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp 33- 69, University of Dar es Salaam Press, 2001, Tanzania. Instructional material - written/paperbased: Rye, S. A., N. O, Nilsen, E. Eliassen H. Haugen, C. Dons, E. Dybvig, Y. Brøgger, og K. Wigstøl (red.) (2002): Teachers ICT - Inspiration for Practical use of Computers in Education [LærerIKT - Inspirasjon til praktisk bruk av data i undervisningen ]. Agder Univeristy College. Rye, S.A. (2002): Information and Communication on Internet [ Informasjon og kommunikasjon på Internet]. In Rye, S.A. m.fl. (red.) Teachers ICT - Inspiration for Practical use of Computers in Education [LærerIKT - Inspirasjon til praktisk bruk av data i undervisningen ]. Agder Univeristy College. Rye, S. A. (1999): How to Navigate in Chaos – About Connections Between Internet, Society and Teaching Social Issues [ Kunsten å navigere i kaos - om sammenhengen mellom Internett, samfunnet og samfunnsfagsundervisning]. Undervisningsnotat. Institutt for samfunnsvitenskap, Agder Univeristy College. Rye, S. A. (1999): World Wide Web and E-mail in Teaching [World Wide Web og elektronisk post i undervisningen]. Undervisningsnotat. Institutt for samfunnsvitenskap, Høgskolen i Agder. Instructional material – multimedia Rye, S. A. (2002): Information-web in Social Issues- for Teachers and Students [Informasjonsweb for samfunnsfag - for lærere og lærerstudenter]. Høgskolen i Agder, 2002 http://home.hia.no/~stalear/informasjonsweb/hovedside.htm (nettsted). Rye, S. A. m.fl (2000): CICEC- Cooperative Interuniversity European Course.

S. M. Rezaul Karim Present Mailing Address: Department of Agronomy, Bangladesh Agricultural University Mymensingh 2202, Bangladesh Tel: (091) 55 695 ext. 2146, Fax: (091) 55 810 Education: 1995 - 1998

464 Ph.D. University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom 1989 - 1991 M.Phil. (Academic year: 1984-85) University of Reading, United Kingdom 1980 - 1981 M.Sc. (Agric.) Agronomy (Academic year: 1979-80) Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh 1975 - 1979 B.Sc.Agric. (Honours) (Academic year: 1973-77) Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh Teaching Experience: Sep.1994 - to date Associate Professor Department of Agronomy Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh. Aug.1986 - Sep.1994 Assistant Professor Department of Agronomy Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh. Feb. 1983 - Aug.1986 Lecturer Department of Agronomy Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh. Jul. 1981 - Feb.1983 Lecturer Department of Agronomy Bangladesh Agricultural Institute, Bangladesh.

Research Experience: Dec.1992 - Dec.1995 Project Investigator Integrated Weed Management in Bangladesh. Jan.1985 - Dec.1995 Research Supervisor Postgraduate students, Dept. of Agronomy, BAU. Nov.1979 - Dec.1980

465 Research Fellow Integrated Research Project on Rice Awards received: • • •

National Science & Technology fellowship in M.Sc. Ag course at Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) Commonwealth Scholarship in M.Phil course at University of Reading, UK Islamic Development Bank) Scholarship in PhD course at University of Aberdeen

Training courses attended: •

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International Training Course on " Utilization of Statistics on Field Experimentation" held from 14 - 30 Sept. 1986 at Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Joydebpur, Bangladesh Training Course on "Experimental Designs and Field Research" held from 25 June to 2 July 1988 at Graduate Training Institute, BAU. Training Course on "Evaluation of Soil Fertility and Soil Mapping" held from 20 - 23 October 1993 at Graduate Training Institute, BAU. Training Course on "Postgraduate Student Research Training" held on 30 January 1997 at University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.

Conference/seminars Attended: 1. 8th Annual Conference of Bangladesh Association of Advancement of Sciences (BAAS) held from 3 to 7 August 1983 at Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), Joydebpur, and Dhaka, Bangladesh. 2. 10th Annual Conference of BAAS held from 10 to 14 September, 1985 at Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI), Joydebpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3. 11th Annual Conference of BAAS held from 20-24 September 1986 at Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 4. 12th Annual Conference of BAAS held from August 30 to September 3 1987 at Rajshahi University, Rajshahi, Bangladesh. 5. 13th Annual Conference of BAAS held from 2 to 6 October 1988 at Cholerrha Research Institute, Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 6. 2nd Annual Conference of Bangladesh Society of Agronomy held from 2-3 March 1987 at Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Joydebpur, Dhaka. 7. British Crop Protection Conference held from 22-25 September 1990 at Brighton, England.

466 8. BAU Research Progress Workshop held from October 12-15, 1993 at Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh. 9. BAU Research Progress Workshop held from October 29 to November 1, 1994 at Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh. 10. BAU Research Progress Workshop held from November 12-15, 1995 at Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh. 11. A group seminar held on 25 November 1996 at the Department of Crop Science, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. 12. 16th Asian-Pacific Weed Science Society Conference held at Hilton Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 8-12 September, 1997. Publications: 1. Effect of nitrogen fertilization in irrigated and rainfed barley. Bangladesh J. Agric. (1982) 2. Effect of depth of planting on the yield of rice cultivars. Bangladesh J. Agril. Res. (1986) 3. Critical period of weed competition in Jute. Bangladesh J. Agril. Res. (1986) 4. Weed competetion in barley. Bangladesh J. Agric. (1986). 5. Weed research in Bangladesh III. Present status of herbicidal research and future directions. Bangladesh J. Pest Sci. & Environ. Res. (1986) 6. Superiority of barley cultivation over wheat in Bangladesh. Agril. Sci. Digest (1987) 7. Crop-weed competition: Analysis of some of perspectives. Bangladesh J. Agril. Sci. (1988) 8. Varietal performances of some barley varieties. Bangladesh J.Agric. (1990) 9. Utilization of water hyacinth for biogas production in Bangladesh- a review. Bangladesh J. Agril. Sci. (1992) 10. Effect of sowing date on plantdevelopment, growth and yield of mustard. Bangladesh J. Agril. Sci. (1993) 11. Intercropping of maize with HYV aus rice: a potential practice for Bangladesh. Pakistan J. Sci. & Ind. Res. (1993). 12. Competitive ability of grass weeds in aus rice. Pakistan J. Agril. Res. (1993) 13. Effect of sowing date on plant development, growth and yield of mustard and rapes- Review Agril. Scientist. (1994) 14. Competitive ranking of volunteer crops grown as weed. Pakistan J. Agril. Res. (1994) 15. Relay cropping of wheat in T. aman rice field. Bangladesh J.Train. & Devt.(1994) 16. Effect of weed competition in chickpea. Bangladesh J. Life Sci.(1995) 17. Effect of seed rate and relative time of seeding on the performance of relay wheat in transplant autumn rice. Thai J. Agril. Sci. (1996)

467 18. Striga problem and control-a review. Int. J. Trop. Agric. (1995) 19. BANGLADESHER AGASA PORICHITI (An Introduction to Weeds of Bangladesh) by S.M. Rezaul Karim and Md. Hasan Kabir, published by Bangla Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh in June 1995 . ISBN 984-07-3245-5. Proceedings: 1. Aggressivitry of wheat cultivars. Brighton Plant Protect. Conf. England, UK (1997) 2. Effect of weed competition on wheat. Proc. 10th Ann. Sci. Conf. Bangladesh (1985) 3. Barnyard grass as an alternate of insect-pest and diseases. Proc. 11th Ann. Sci. Conf. Bangladesh (1986) 4. Estimate of crop losses due to weeds in Bangladesh. Proc. 2nd Ann. Conf., Bangladesh Soc. Agron. Bangladesh (1987) 5. Effect of agronomic practices on weed infestation and yield of boro rice in farmers' fields Proc. BAU Res. Progress. Bangladesh (1993) 6. Weed survey in wheat, lentil and mustard crops under OBFP and YBJFP agro-ecological zones. Proc. BAU Res. Progress. Bangladesh (1993) 7. Second survey of weeds in jute, aus rice, T. aman rice, wheat, lentiland mustard under OBFP, YBJFP and MT agro-ecological zones. Proc. BAU Res. Progress. Bangladesh (1994) 8. Effect of population density of Chenopodium album on wheat. Proc. BAU Res. Progress. Bangladesh (1994) 9. Growth analysis and competitiveness of Echinochloa colonum in aus rice. Proc. BAU Res. Progress. Bangladesh (1994) Effect of inter- and intraspecific com-petition on the growth of fat hen Proc. 16th APWSS Proc. Malaysia (1997)

Satish Rastogi

Present position

Professor & Director, Evaluation Division,Y.C.M. Open University, Near Gangapur Dam Nashik : 422 222, Maharashtra, (India)

468 Address For Correspondence

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Dr. Satish Rastogi, Flat 3,Atharva Building,Chitrangan Society, Anandwalli Gangapur Road,Nasik - 422 013, Maharashtra, (India) Phone-(91)(253) 2342678 Email mailto:[email protected] Cell +91 9422943708 • M.Sc. (Maths); • M.Ed.; M.A.(Distance Education) ; • Ph.D.(Education). Diploma in Training & Development Completed- 13 Projects •

Research Projects SPECIALISATIONS

Publication Conferences Attended Visits Abroad

1. Education (Teacher Training) 2. Distance Education (ODL System) 3. Instructional Material Development 4. Training & Development (Capacity Building) 5. Learner Evaluation & Programme Evaluation 6. Research in Distance Education 7. Quality Control (ISO-9000 for ODL System) 8. Educational Technology. 9. Mathematics Education. Books (07) ,Articles 62, Programme Guide for M. Phil.' Programme offered by YCMOU, Nashik. Education, Educational Technology, and, Distance Education at different places in India and Abroad. (a) Dec’98 to June 99 at U.A.E. as Principal Indian School, Ras Al Khaimah U.A.E. (b) June 2000 (07 days) at Open University Hong Kong for paper presentation during International Conference on Research in Distance Education. (c) June 2002 (07 days Open University Hongkong for paper presentation during International Conference on Research in Distance Education. (d) Oct’2004 to June 2005, as Assistant, Professor, Department of Education University of Balamand, P.O.Box 100, Tripoli, Lebanon. (e) Nov’2006 (05) days Jamaica for paper presentation during PCF4 Conference by Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, Canada.

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Dissertations Supervised Member Of Professional Bodies

(f) July 2008 (07) days University of London during PCF5 Conference by Commonwealth of Learning, Vancouver, Canada (a) M.Ed. -35 , b)P.G.- 04), (c) M.Phil. - 05 (d) M.A. - 15 (e) Ph.D. - 13 . Life member (I) All India Association for Educational Technology, (AIAET) ,Delhi (II) All India Association for Educational Research. Bhuvaneshwar, (III) Council of Teacher Educators, Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) (IV) Secretary General, Indian Distance Education Association (V) Honorary Member, Advisory Council, Ansted University Ansted University, Penang Campus Malayasia (VI)Member, Board of Advisory Editors, Journal of Distance Education, University of Jammu, Jammu, India

SHAWKAT M. TOORAWA Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University, 408 White Hall, Ithaca, +NY 14853, United States Tel: +1 (607) 255-1330 Fax: +1 (607) 255-6450

470 smtoorawa @ cornell.edu ACADEMIC POSITIONS Associate Professor (with tenure), Arabic Literature and Islamic Studies, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University (2006–), Assistant Professor (2000-06) Visiting Scholar, Wolfson College, University of Oxford (April-August 2007) Visiting Scholar, Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University (July 2006-March 2007) Visiting Research Scholar, Department of Arabic, Jamia Millia Islamia (October 2006-March 2007) Lecturer in History, Department of Humanities, University of Mauritius (1996 2000; promoted to Senior Lecturer, July 2000) Course Coordinator & Tutor, University of Mauritius/Charles Sturt University (Australia) Joint BA in Library & Information Science (1988-89) Lecturer in Arabic, Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies & College of General Studies, University of Pennsylvania (1992-93, 1987) Lecturer in Islamic Civilization, Department of Religion, Duke University (1990) Instructor in Arabic, Asian and African Languages and Literature, Duke University (1989-91) Teaching Fellow in Arabic, Department of Oriental Studies, University of Pennsylvania (1986-88) EDUCATION Ph.D. in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (with distinction), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1998 A.M. in Oriental Studies, University of Pennsylvania (1989) B.A. (Hons) in Oriental Studies (magna cum laude, with distinction in the major) University of Pennsylvania (1985) Advanced Arabic, Middlebury College Arabic Summer Language School (1983) FELLOWSHIPS New Directions Fellowship, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (2006-09) Visiting Fellowship, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (April-August 2007) Senior Long-Term Fellowship, American Institute for Indian Studies (National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Program at Independent Research Institutions) (October 2006-April 2007) Zahid ‘Ali Scholarship, Institute for Ismaili Studies, London (2005-10) Faculty Fellowship, Focal Theme: ‘Diaspora and the Critical Imagination,’ Society for the Humanities, Cornell University (Fall 2001) Ford Foundation Fellowship (non-resident), Project on Creolization in the Indian Ocean, Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, New York University

471 (2000-01) Rockefeller African Humanities Institute Junior Fellowship, W. E. B. Du Bois Institute, Harvard University (1999-2000) School of Arts and Sciences Dissertation Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania (1997) Pre-doctoral Fellowship, American Research Center in Egypt, Cairo (1988-89) LANGUAGES Fluency: Arabic, English, French, Morisien (Mauritian Creole), Spanish Reading knowledge: German, Italian, Latin, Persian, Urdu Functional spoken knowledge: Gujarati, Hindi Acquiring: Indonesian, Sanskrit, Syriac PUBLICATIONS BOOKS 2008 Gregor Schoeler, The Genesis of Literature in Islam: From the Aural to the Read, revised edition in collaboration with and translated by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2008) [in press]. 2007

Azad Bilgrami’s Shifa al-‘alil, facsimile of MS Dawawin 1113 in the Andhra Pradesh Government Oriental Manuscripts Library and Research Institute, Hyderabad, introduced by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Government Oriental Manuscripts Library and Research Institute, 2007), xxiii, 144 pages.

2007

The Western Indian Ocean: Essays on Islands and Islanders, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2007), xx, 154 pages.

2005

Ibn Abi Tahir Tayfur and Arabic Writerly Culture: A ninth-century bookman in Baghdad (London: RoutledgeCurzon, 2005), xiii, 214 pages.

2005

Arabic Literary Culture, 500-925, edited by Michael Cooperson and Shawkat M. Toorawa, Dictionary of Literary Biography, vol. 311 (Detroit: Thomson Gale, 2005), xxiv, 357 pages.

2004

Law and Education in Medieval Islam: Studies in Memory of George Makdisi, edited by Joseph E. Lowry, Devin E. Stewart and Shawkat M. Toorawa (Cambridge: Gibb Memorial Trust, 2004), xiv, 194 pages.

2004

Adonis, A Time Between Ashes and Roses, Poems, Translation, Critical Arabic Edition, & Afterword by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2004), xviii, 228 pages.

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2001

Kristen Brustad, Michael Cooperson, Jamal J. Elias, Nuha N. Khoury, Joseph E. Lowry, Nasser Rabbat, Dwight F. Reynolds, Devin J. Stewart, and Shawkat M. Toorawa, Interpreting the Self: Autobiography in the Arabic Literary Tradition, ed. Dwight F. Reynolds (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2001), ix, 336 pages.

GUEST EDITED JOURNAL ISSUES 2008

Studies presented to Roger Allen on the occasion of his 65th birthday and commemorating 40 years of distinguished service to Arabic studies, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa. Special issue of al-‘Arabiyya: Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Arabic 41 (2007) [in press].

2008

Arabic Literature before al-Muwaylihi, edited by Devin J. Stewart and Shawkat M. Toorawa. Special issue of Middle Eastern Literatures 11/2 (2008), 140 pages.

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO BOOKS 2009

Modern Arabic Poetry. In The Cambridge Companion to Modern Arab Culture, ed. Dwight F. Reynolds (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009) [in preparation].

2009

Prayer. In Keywords for the Study of Islam, ed. Jamal J. Elias (Oxford: Oneworld, 2009) [forthcoming].

2008

The Shifa’ al-‘alil of Azad Bilgrami (d. 1200/1786): Introducing an Eighteenth-Century Work on al-Mutanabbi’s Poetry. In Arabic Literature before al-Muwaylihi, edited by Devin Stewart and Shawkat M. Toorawa, special issue of Middle Eastern Literatures 11/2 (2008), 249–264.

2007

Introduction. In Azad Bilgrami’s Shifa al-‘alil , facsimile of MS Dawawin 1113 in the Andhra Pradesh Government Oriental Manuscripts Library and Research Institute, Hyderabad (Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Government Oriental Manuscripts Library and Research Institute, 2007), 1–17.

2007

Referencing the Qur’an: A Proposal, with Illustrative Translations and Discussion. In Journal of Qur’anic Studies 9(1) (2007), 134–148 [refereed].

2006

Islamic Literatures: Writing in the Shade of the Qur’an. In Voices of Islam, vol. 4: Voices of Beauty, Art and Science, ed. Vincent Cornell (Westport, Conn.: Greenwood, 2006), 121–141.

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2005

Modern Arabic Literature and the Qur’an: Creativity, Inimitability… Incompatibilities? In Religious Perspectives in Modern Muslim and Jewish Literatures, ed. Glenda Abramson and Hilary Kilpatrick (London: RoutledgeCurzon, 2005), 239-257 [refereed].

2005

Defining Adab by (re)defining the Adib: Ibn Abi Tahir Tayfur and storytelling. In On Fiction and Adab in Medieval Arabic Literature, ed. Philip Kennedy (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2005), 285-306 [refereed].

2005

(with M. Cooperson), Introduction, in Arabic Literary Culture, 500-925, Dictionary of Literary Biography, vol. 311, ed. M. Cooperson and S. M. Toorawa (Detroit: Thomson Gale, 2005), vii-xxxiv.

2004

Afterword, in Adonis, A Time Between Ashes and Rose, Poems (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2004), 181-198 [refereed].

2004

Travel in the Medieval Islamic World: The Importance of Patronage as Illustrated by ‘Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi (and other littérateurs). In Eastward Bound: Travel and Travellers, 1050-1550, ed. Rosamund Allen (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2004), 57-70 [refereed].

2004

Ibn Abi Tahir vs. al-Jahiz. In ‘Abbasid Studies. Occasional Papers of the School of ‘Abbasid Studies. Cambridge, 6-10 July 2002, ed. James Montgomery (Leuven: Peeters, 2004), 247-261 [refereed].

2004

A Portrait of ‘Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi's Education and Instruction. In Law and Education in Medieval Islam: Studies in Memory of George Makdisi, ed. J. Lowry, D. Stewart and S. M. Toorawa (Cambridge: Gibb Memorial Trust, 2004), 91-109. Revision of: The Educational Background of ‘Abd alLatif al-Baghdadi. In Muslim Education Quarterly 13(3) (Spring 1996), 35-53 [refereed]

2003

Play in the Qur’an. [refereed].

2003

“We were here first”: The rhetoric of identity and anteriority among African-American Muslims and Muslims in Mauritius. In Journal of Islamic Law and Culture 8(1) (Spring/Summer 2003), 1-39 [refereed].

2002

Seeking refuge from evil: The power and portent of the closing chapters of the Qur’an. In Journal of Qur’anic Studies 4(2) (2002), 54-60 [refereed].

In Journal of Qur’anic Studies 5(1) (2003), 99-102

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Is Multiculturalism Bad for Art? Carl de Souza’s La maison qui marchait vers le large and the Mauritian City. In L’Esprit créateur 41(3) (2001), 197206 [refereed].

2000

Wâq al-wâq: Fabulous, Fabular, Indian Ocean (?) Islands… In Emergences 10(2) (November 2000), 387-402 [refereed]. Reprinted in The Western Indian Ocean: Essays on Islands and Islanders, ed. Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2007), 49-65.

2000

‘Translating’ The Tempest: Dev Virahsawmy’s Toufann, Cultural Creolization, and the Rise of Mauritian Kreol. In African Theatre 3 (2000), 125-138 [refereed].

1999

‘Strange bedfellows’?: Mauritian Writers and Shakespeare. In Wasafiri 30 (Autumn 1999), 27-31.

1998

Notes Toward a Biography of Ibn Abi Tahir Tayfur (d. 893). In University of Mauritius Research Journal 1 (1998), 121-140 [refereed].

1997

Burdens of the Past, Burdens of the Present: Reflections on the Negotiation of Neglect. In Bermuda Journal of Archaeology and Maritime History 9 (1997), 104-119. Abridged version: Burdens of the past, burdens of the present: reflections on the negotiation of neglect. In Coastal Fortifications/Fortification côtières, ed. Philippe La Hausse de Lalouvière (Tamarin, Mauritius: Heritage, 1998), 171-78.

1997

Language and Male Homosocial Desire in the Autobiography of ‘Abd alLatif al Baghdadi (d. 629/1231). In Edebiyât: The Journal of Middle Eastern Literatures, New Series 7(2) (Fall 1996), 45-59 [refereed].

1996

Walt Whitman in Adonis’ Manhattan: Some thoughts on ‘A Grave for New York’. In Periodica Islamica 6(2) (1996), 15-20.

1996

Khidr: The History of an Ubiquitous Master. In Sufi 30 (1996), 45-49.

1994

The dhimmi in medieval Islamic society: Non-Muslim physicians of Iraq in Ibn Abi Usaybi‘a’s ‘Uyun al-anba’ fi tabaqat al-atibba’. In Fides et Historia 26(1) (Winter/ Spring 1994), 10-21 [refereed].

1994

Every Robe He Dons Becomes Him: Images of clothing in the Islamic tradition. In Parabola: The Magazine of Myth and Tradition—Clothing 19(3) (Fall1994), 20-28.

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A Funny thing happened on the way to Yemen, or Arabists and their Interpretations of the Movement of the Fatimid Caliphate. In Le Croissant, 25th Anniversary Issue (April 1994), 13-14.

1992

Muhammad, Muslims and Islamophiles in the Commedia. In The Muslim World 82(1-2) (January-April 1992), 133-143 [refereed].

1992

Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Point of View and the Embedded Narrator in al-Tayyib Salih’s ‘Dumat Wad Hamid’. In Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt 28 (1992), 213-221 [refereed].

1992

All Seek a Way: The Straight Path in Islam. In Parabola: The Magazine of Myth and Tradition—Labyrinth 17(2) (Summer 1992), 22-24.

1991

Movement in Mahfuz’s Tharthara fawq al-nil. In Journal of Arabic Literature 22(2) (1991), 53-65 [refereed].

CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENCYCLOPEDIAS, SCHOLARLY DICTIONARIES AND REFERENCE WORKS

2009

In Encyclopedia of the Political Thought in Islam, ed. Gerhard Böwering et al (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2009): (i) Friendship; (ii) Pilgrimage [in preparation].

2008

In Oxford Dictionary of the Middle Ages, ed. Robert E. Bjork (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009): (i) Abu Bakr; (ii) ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib; (iii) Caliphate; (iv) Mecca; (v) Medina; (vi) Muhammad; (vii) Saladin; (viii) Sunna; (ix) ‘Uthman ibn ‘Affan [in press].

2008

Azad Bilgrami. In Essays in Arabic Biography, 1350-1850, ed. Joseph E. Lowry and Devin J. Stewart (Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 2008]: Azad Bilgrami (1704-1786) [in press].

2005

In Encyclopaedia of Medieval Islamic Civilization, ed. Josef Meri (New York: Routledge, 2005): (i) Mythical Places, 548-549; (ii) al-Raniri, Nur al-din (d. 1658), 665-666.

2001- In Encyclopedia of the Qur’an, ed. J. D. McAuliffe et al (Leiden: Brill, 200106): 2005 (i) Clothing, 1: 346-347 (2001); (ii) Trips and Voyages, 4: 372-376 (2005). 2004

In Arabic Literary Culture, 500-925, Dictionary of Literary Biography, vol.

476 311, ed. M. Cooperson and S. M. Toorawa (Detroit: Thomson Gale), 2005): Ibn Abi Tahir Tayfur (d. 893), 141-149. 2002

In Reference Guide to World Literature, vol. 1: Authors, ed. Sara and Tom Pendergast, 3rd ed. (Detroit: St James Press, 2002): (i) Adonis, 6-9; (ii) Virahsawmy, Dev, 1068-1069.

1997- In Encyclopedia of Islam, 2nd edn, ed. H. A. R. Gibb et al (Leiden: Brill, 1954 2001 2006): (i) Sikbadj, 9: 576 (1997); (ii) Tahir b. Muhammad al-Muhannad alBaghdadi, 10: 103 (1998); (iii) Tahir Sayf al-Din, 10: 103-104 (1998); (iv) ‘Ubaydallah b. Ahmad b. Abi Tahir, 10: 761-762 (2000); (v) Wakwak (with G. Ferrand†, G.R. Tibbetts†, and G.S.P. Freeman-Grenville), 11: 103-108 (2000); (vi) Zabadj (with G.R. Tibbetts†), 11: 367-369 (2001). 2001

In Encyclopedia of Postcolonial Studies, ed. John Hawley (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001): Syed Hussain Alatas, 13-15.

1998

In Encyclopaedia of Arabic Literature, ed. J. S. Meisami and P. Starkey, 2 vols (London: Routledge, 1998): (i) Dar al-Hikma, 182; (ii) Ibn Harma alQurashi, 331; (iii) Ibn Hibban al-Busti, 334; (iv) Ibn al-Jarrah, 338; (v) Patronage, 598-99.

1997

In The Dictionary of Global Culture, ed. K. A. Appiah and H. L. Gates, Jr. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997): (i) Hajj, 271-272; (ii) Id al-Adha, 317318; (iii) Id al-Fitr, 318; (iv) Islam, 328; (v) Ramadan, 543-544.

1993

In Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century, Vol. 5: Supplement and Index, ed. S. R. Serafin (New York: Continuum, 1993): Ahmad ‘Abd alMuti‘ al-Hijazi, 285-286. Reprint: In Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century, Third Edition, 4 volumes, completely revised and enlarged, Steven R. Serafin, general editor (Farmington Hills, St James Press, 1999), vol. 2, 392–393.

TRANSLATIONS [2008 In ‘Books’ above, see: Schoeler, The Genesis of Literature in Islam (in press)] 2008

Two poems by Adonis [‘Flower of Alchemy’ and ‘Church of Daytime’, translations of ‘Zahrat al-kimiya’ and ‘Kanisat al-nahar’], in al-‘Arabiyya 41 (2007) [forthcoming].

2008

Toward an English rhymed prose translation of Surat al-Rahman [Q RAHMAN 55] in al-‘Arabiyya 39-40 (2005-2006) [forthcoming].

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2008

Adonis, Three Poems [‘Captive Wonder’, ‘The Tree of Day and Night’, and ‘The Sign’, translations of ‘al-Dahshah al-asirah’, ‘Shajarat al-naar wal-layl’, and ‘al-Ishara’], Moving Worlds: A Journal of Transcultural Writings 8(1) (2008), 74-75.

2007

The Fall [translation of Adonis, ‘al-Suqut’]. Redivider 5(1) (Fall 2007), 81.

2007

Q Insān 76, Q Yā Sīn 36, and Q Fātiḥa 1. In ‘Referencing the Qur’an: A Proposal, with Illustrative Translations and Discussion,’ in Journal of Qur’anic Studies 9(1) (2007), 139–147.

2007

The New Noah [a translation of Adonis, ‘Nuh al-jadid’, with Translator’s Note]. In Poetry Magazine 190/1 (April 2007), 21-23.

2007 ‘The Inimitable Rose’, being Qur’anic saj‘ from Surat al-Duhâ to Surat al-Nâs (Q. 93–114) in English rhyming prose, in Journal of Qur’anic Studies 8.2 (2006), 143–153. 2006

Selections from the Qur’an. Sura Fatiha, Sura Ya Sin and Suras Duha to Nas (New Delhi: [self-published], 2006). 44 pages.

[2004 In ‘Books’ above, see: Adonis, A Time Between Ashes and Roses.] 2001

Selections from the Autograph Notes of ‘Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi. In K. Brustad et al, Interpreting the Self: Autobiography in the Arabic Literary Tradition, ed. D. F. Reynolds (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2001), 156-164.

2000

A Soiree with Abu Khalil al-Qabbani. A translation of Sa‘dallah Wannus, ‘Sahra ma‘a Abi Khalil al-Qabbani’. Part 1. Journal of Arabic and Middle Eastern Literatures 3(1) (January 2000), 19-49.

1996

Surah Ya Sin (36), An Explanatory Translation in Rhymed Prose (saj‘). Port Louis: The Haji I. I. Toorawa Waqf, 1996. 32 pp. Reprinted 1999.

1993

This, Is My Name. A translation of Adonis, ‘Hadha huwa ’smi’. Journal of Arabic Literature 24(1) (1993), 28-38.

1992

Introduction to the History of the Petty Kings. A translation of Adonis, ‘Muqaddimah li-tarikh muluk al-tawa’if’. In Journal of Arabic Literature 23(1) (1992), 27-35.

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A Grave… because of New York. A translation of Adonis, ‘Qabr min ajli New York’. In Journal of Arabic Literature 21(2) (1990), 43-56.

1988

The Roots. A translation of Yusuf al-Khal, ‘al-Judhur’. In Journal of Arabic Literature 19(2) (1988), 179-182.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES 2008

‘He heard music and dancing’: a Roger Allen bibliography. In Al-‘Arabiyya: Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Arabic, 41 (2007) [in press].

2008

Bibliography of Literature on Azad Bilgrami with special reference to his Arabic Works’. In Arabic Literature before al-Muwaylihi, edited by Devin Stewart and Shawkat M. Toorawa, special issue of Middle Eastern Literatures 11/2 (2008), 263–264.

2004

Nomos kai paideia: a bibliography of the works of George Makdisi. In J. Lowry, D. Stewart and S. M. Toorawa (eds), Law and Education in Medieval Islam: Studies in Memory of George Makdisi (Cambridge: Gibb Memorial Trust, 2004), 7-17.

2001

An Addendum to Edebiyât 10.1: Bibliography of Critical Works on alTayyib al-Sâlih. In Edebiyât 12(4) (2001), pp. 309-311.

2001

(with RRAALL) Annotated Guide [bibliography of pre-modern Arabic autobiographies]. In K. Brustad, et al, Interpreting the Self: Autobiography in the Arabic Literary Tradition, ed. D. F. Reynolds (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2001), 255-288.

1997

A. R. Kidwai, A Guide to English Translations of the Quran, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: Hassam Toorawa Trust, 1997). i, 19 pp.

EDITED MATERIAL 2008

William F. S. Miles, Britain, France and the Dual Colonial Inheritance of Mauritius: Mauritian Decolonization in Comparative Perspective, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2008), viii, 33 [in press]

2005

Zvi Ben-Dor Benite, Religious Expansion, Assimilation, and the Islamic “Conquest” of China in the Christian Missionary Imagination, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, with the

479 collaboration of the Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, New York University, and the Department of Asian Studies, Cornell University, 2005), ii, 33 pp. 2004

Paul van der Velde, ‘Champ de Vénus’ on ‘Roller Island’. Jacob Haafner’s description of Mauritius, 1786-1787, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2004). ii, 42 pp. Partial reprint in The Western Indian Ocean: Essays on Islands and Islanders, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2007), pp. 67-90.

2000

Melvin Ayogu, Africa and Corporate Governance, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, with the collaboration of the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute, Harvard University, 2000). i, 32 pp.

1999

Himanshu Prabha Ray, Early Seafaring Communities of the Indian Ocean, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 1999). i , 27 pp. Reprinted in The Western Indian Ocean: Essays on Islands and Islanders, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2007), pp. 21-46.

1999

Special Focus: Mauritian Writing in English, edited by Nandini BhautooDewnarain and Shawkat M. Toorawa. In Wasafiri 30 (Autumn 1999): 21-41.

1998

Larry W. Bowman, Wandering Americans: The Mauritian Adventures of Mark Twain and Joshua Slocum, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, with the collaboration of the English Speaking Union, Mauritius, and the United States Information Service, Port Louis, 1998). i, 27 pp. Partial reprint in The Western Indian Ocean: Essays on Islands and Islanders, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, 2007), pp. 93-103.

1997

Roland Lamusse, Mapping the Future of the Mauritian Economy, edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust, with the collaboration of the University of Mauritius 1997). i , 17 pp.

1996

Child Care in Islam, abridged and edited by Shawkat M. Toorawa (Port Louis: The Hassam Toorawa Trust and UNICEF-Mauritius, 1996). ii, 18 pp.

SCHOLARLY REVIEWS 2008

Arabic Literature in the Post-Classical Period, ed. Roger Allen and D. S. Richards (Cambridge History of Arabic Literature (Cambridge:

480 Cambridge University Press, 2005). In Speculum: Journal of the Medieval Academy 83(2) (2008), 397. 2005

Desmond O’Grady, The Golden Odes of Love: Al-Muallaqat (Cairo: American University in Cairo Press, 1997). In al-‘Arabiyya: Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Arabic, 36 (2003), 167-180.

2003

Driss Chraïbi, Muhammad, a novel (Boulder, Colo.: Lynne Reinner, 1998). In Edebiyât: The Journal of Middle Eastern Literatures, 14(1-2) (2003), 174-178.

2000

Intizar Husain, The Seventh Door and Other Stories, edited and with an introduction by M. U. Memon (Boulder & London: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1998). In Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 34 (Summer 2000), 92-93.

1997

Reorientations/Arabic and Persian Poetry, ed. S. P. Stetkevych (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1994). In Journal of the American Oriental Society 117(4) (1997), 759-762 (also reviewed in Muslim World Book Review, 17[4] [Winter 1997], 45-46).

1997

Sayyida Salme/Emily Ruete, An Arabian Princess Between Two Worlds: Memoirs, Letters Home, Sequels to the Memoirs, Syrian Customs & Usages, ed. E. van Donzel (Leiden: Brill, 1993). In Muslim World Book Review, 17(2) (Summer 1997), 57-58.

1996

Kaisser A. Afif, And the Word Became Poem, tr. M. Ajami (Princeton: The Grindstone Press, 1994). In Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 30(2) (December 1996), 236-237.

1994

Intizar Husain, Basti, tr. F. Pritchett (Delhi: HarperCollins, 1994). Annual of Urdu Studies 11 (1996), 310-315.

1994

Abdul Wahab Al-Bayati, Love, Death and Exile, poems translated from Arabic by Bassam K. Frangieh (Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press, 1990). In al-‘Arabiyya: Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Arabic 27 (1994), 51-62.

1996

Love and Sexuality in Modern Arabic Literature, ed. R. Allen, H. Kilpatrick and E. de Moor (London: Saqi, 1995). In Muslim World Book Review 16(3) (Spring 1996), 33-37.

1995

[Review article] Sad Songs with Henna Leaves: Urdu Stories in Translation. In Edebiyât: The Journal of Middle Eastern Literatures, New

In

481 Series 6(1) (1995), 131-142. 1994

Hanan al-Shaykh, Women of Sand and Myrrh (London: Quartet Books, 1990). In Muslim World Book Review 14(3) (Summer 1994), 46-47.

1994

‘Abbasid Belles-Lettres, ed. J. Ashtiany et al. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1990). In Muslim World Book Review 14(2) (Spring 1994), 47-52.

1993

Shmuel Moreh, Live Theatre and Dramatic Literature in the Medieval Arabic World (New York: New York University Press, 1991). In Muslim World Book Review 13(4) (Summer 1993), 47-48.

1992

John Asfour, When the Words Burn (Dunvegan, Ontario: Cormorant Books, 1988). In Journal of Arabic Literature 23(3) (1992), 236-247 (abridged version in Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 24[2] [December 1990], 244-246)

1992

M. M. Enani, The New Arabic Poetry in Egypt (Cairo: General Egyptian Book Organisation, 1988). In Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt 28 (1992), 241-244.

1990

Salma Jayyusi, Modern Arabic Poetry: An Anthology (New York: Columbia University Press, 1987). In Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 24(2) (December 1990), 254-255.

1990

(With the Members of RRALL) Wilson Bishai, A Computer Dictionary of Literary Arabic: Arabic-English (The Arabic Software Center). In Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 24(2) (December 1990), 247-248.

1990

Ghazi Algosaibi, Lyrics from Arabia (Washington, D.C.: Three Continents Press, 1986). In Jusur 6 (1990), 126-131.

1988

Basim Musallam et al., ‘The Power of the Word’ [documentary film]. In Jusur 4 (1988), 69-76.

1988

Abdullah al-Udhari, Victims of a Map (London: Saqi Books, 1985). In Journal of Arabic Literature 19(2) (1988), 193-200.

BOOK REVIEW 2008 Adonis, Mihyar of Damascus: His Songs, translated by Adnan Haydar and Michael Beard (Rochester, N.Y.: BOA Editions, 2008). In World Literature Today [in preparation].

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2006

Salma Khadra Jayyusi, Modern Arabic Fiction: An Anthology (New York: Columbia University Press, 2005). In World Literature Today 80(2), 66.

2002

Monique Agenor, Cocos-de-mer (Paris: Le Serpent à Plumes, 2000). World Literature Today 76(1) (Winter 2002), 143.

2000

Rachid El-Daif, Cher Monsieur Kawabata (Paris: Sindbad/Actes Sud, 1998). In World Literature Today 74(1) (Winter 2000), 210-211.

2000

Death before Dying: The Sufi Poems of Sultan Bahu, translated and with an introduction by J. Elias (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998). In Parabola: Myth, Tradition and the Search for Meaning—Threshold 25/1 (Winter 2000), 144-146.

1998

Lindsey Collen, Getting Rid Of It (London: Granta Books, 1997). In World Literature Today 72(3) (Summer 1998), 690-691.

1998

Sonorités pour adoucir le souci. Poésie traditionelle de l’archipel malais. Tr. G. Voisset (Paris: Gallimard/nrf, 1996). In World Literature Today 72(1) (Winter 1998), 213.

1997

Raharimanana, Lucarne (Paris: Serpent à Plumes, 1996). In World Literature Today 71(2) (Spring 1997), 438-439.

1997

Carl de Souza, La maison qui marchait vers le large (Paris: Serpent à Plumes, 1996). In World Literature Today 71(2) (Spring 1997), 464.

In

CREATIVE WRITING 2008 ‘Kisanla sa Derida-la?’ in 40 poet, enn rekey (Port Louis: Ledikasyon Pu Travayer, 2008), 76. First appeared in SOURCES: Revue de la Maison de la Poésie, Namur (January 2007): www. maisondelapoesie.be/texts_et_poemes/texes_et_poemes.php?id+357 2007

‘Layla’ in Point Barre: revue de poésie contemporaine 2 (2007): A fleur de peau, 27.

2007

‘Robert Surcouf, en voyant le Front de Mer, Caudan, 1997’ in SOURCES: Revue de la Maison de la Poésie, Namur (January 2007): www. maisondelapoesie. be/texts_et_poemes/texes_et_poemes.php?id+357

483 2005

‘Brecht and Bayati’ in al-Waha [Ithaca, NY] 1 (2005), 19.

1997

Guavas and Khandan. In Mauritian Voices: New Writing in English, ed. Ron Butlin (Newcastle upon Tyne: Flambard Press, 1997), 183-187.

ESSAYS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, AND MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS 2006

In Praise of Nuance. In Do the Humanties Have to Be Useful? Ed. Mohsen Mostafavi, Biddy Martin and Peter LePage (Ithaca: Cornell University, 2006), 107-110.

2004

(with J. Lowry and D. Stewart), Introduction, Law and Education in Medieval Islam: Studies in Memory of George Makdisi (Cambridge: Gibb Memorial Trust, 2004), i-xiv.

2003

Reflections on the Shoah by an Itinerant Muslim. In Bridges: an interdisciplinary journal of theology, philosophy, history and science 10 (3-4) (Fall/Winter 2003), 275-287.

2001

(with Ross Brann) What is Islam? and Understanding Islam [2001]. http://srdc.msstate.edu/resilient/rescomm/family/newislam.htm

2000

Adonis, source de joie. In Adonis, un poète dans le monde d’aujourd’hui 19502000 (Paris: Institut du monde arabe, 2000), 318-19.

2000

Mapping Communities and their Territories—A Reflection. Towards the making of a Multi-Cultural Society. Conference papers. Ed. S. NirsimlooGayan (Moka, Mauritius: Mahatma Gandhi Institute Press, 2000), 10-17 = Culture’s Permeable Frontiers. In The Zimbabwean Review 3(4) (OctoberDecember 1997), 12-14.

2000

Imagined Territories: The Pre-Dutch History of the Indian Ocean. Globalisation and the South-West Indian Ocean. Ed. Sandra J. T. Evers and Vinesh Y. Hookoomsing (Leiden: International Institute for Asian Studies; Réduit: University of Mauritius, 2000), 31-39.

1998

Religion in Mauritius: I have a vision... In Consolidating the Rainbow, Independent Mauritius, 1968-1998, ed. Marina Carter (Port-Louis: Centre for Research on Indian Ocean Societies, 1998), 113-120 (reprint in Le mauricien, May 8 and 9, 2007).

1997

Why I Am (Not) An Africanist. In Proceedings of the The Fifth African

484 Studies Consortium: www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Workshop/ toorawa.html 1997

The Hour of Death. In Parabola: The Magazine of Myth and Tradition— Threshold 27(2) (Spring 1997), 47-48.

1996

Cartographies (of silence), Orient/ation, and Sexuality: The Dis/covery of America and the Mascarenes. In USA-Mauritius. 200 Years: History, Trade, Culture. Conference Proceedings. ed. Susan Crystal (Moka, Mauritius: USIS/Mahatma Gandhi Institute Press, 1996), 43-71.

1996

Islam in a plural society. In Le Mauricien (18 January 1996), 7.

1988-91 1985

Selected short prose. In Sanyog, vol. 1-4 (1988-1991).

(with Marc Ostfield) Nay Jews Day. Daily Pennsylvanian, 1985.

PUBLIC SPEAKING SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED LECTURES [SELECTED] ‘Where Women Grow on Trees’ Explore: Intellectual Explorations with Faculty, 2008, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (August 2008) Discussant, School of ‘Abbasid Studies, Trinity Hall, Cambridge, England (July 2008) (with Leslie Sadler) Does Engagement with Students in Residential Communities Benefit Faculty Teaching? NASPA—Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, Boston Convention Center (March 2008). Panel Chair, ‘Characters and Characterisation.’ 5th Conference on the Qur’an: Text, Interpretation & Translation, Centre of Islamic Studies at SOAS, University of London (November 2007) [invited] ‘Islamic Literature: Toward a Definition.’ Islam Week, Cornell University (October 2007). Panelist, ‘Othering: Social Processes and Cultural Expressions: Imagining Muslims/Imagining Others: South Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe.’ Institute for European Studies Religious 607ism Conference, Kahin Center, Cornell University (September 2007) [invited]

485

‘Arabic Literature in the 18th century: Azad Bilgrami and his Commitments.’ Institute of Ismaili Studies (May 2007) [invited] ‘Arabic Literature in the ‘Age of Decline”—Lessons from 18th century India.’ Fellows Seminar, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, Oxford (May 2007) [invited] ‘The Compatibility of Literature and Revelation: Arabic and Muslim Writers and the Qur’an.’ Fairchild Lecture, University of Southern Mississippi (March 2007) [invited] ‘What ‘asr al-inhitat? Azad Bilgrami and Arabic Literature.’ University of Kolkata International Seminar on Perso-Arabic Threads in Indian Tapestry, Asiatic Society, Kolkata (February 2007) [invited] ‘Adonis, a “prophetic” poet.’ Department of Arabic, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India (December 2006) [invited] Paper, paper everywhere: Arabic Writerly Culture in 9th Century Baghdad, Faculty Seminar, Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India (September 2006) [invited] ‘Oriental Studies and Islamic Studies in North America—Before and After.’ Extension Lecture, Aligarh Muslim University (November 2006) [invited] ‘Al-adab al-‘Arabi al-mu‘asir wal-Qur’an al-karim/Modern Arabic literature and the Holy Qur’an.’ Department of Arabic, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India, September 2006 [invited] ‘Who (and how) does Ibn al-Nadim cluster? Looking for answers in Fihrist 3.3.’ School of ‘Abbasid Studies, St Andrews University, Scotland (July 2006) Meta-Discussant, Illusions of Order: A Border-Crossing Undergraduate Symposium on Medieval Cultural Production, A. D. White House, Cornell University (April 2006) [invited] ‘Parallelism and Echoing in Surat Maryam (Q. 19).’ The Qur’an: Text, Interpretation & Translation Conference, Centre of Islamic Studies at SOAS, University of London (November 2005) [invited] ‘Portrayal of the Self in the Work of Adonis, or The Arab(ic) Poet as Prophet.’ Portrayal of the Self in the Modern Middle East, University of Groningen (May 2005) [invited]

486

‘What’s in the Kitab al-manthur wa-al-manzum (before 280/893) anyway?’ School of ‘Abbasid Studies, Catholic University, Leuven, Belgium (July 2004) [invited] Faculty Participant, Writing (Disciplinary) Writing: Four Years and Beyond. Cornell Panel, John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines Summer Consortium 2004, Cornell University, NY (June 2004) [invited] ‘The Quran and Modern Arabic Literature.’ Arabic Studies University Seminar, Columbia University (April 2003) [invited] ‘Travel in the medieval Islamic world reconsidered.’ 213th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Nashville, TN (April 2003) ‘Islam in a Pluralistic World.’ 5th Annual MSA Banquet. Colgate University, (March 2003) [invited] ‘How ‘Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi (and others) helped me rethink travel in the Islamic middle ages.’ Asian and African Languages and Literature and the Center for the Study of Muslim Networks, Duke University (February 2003) [invited] ‘Ibn Abi Tahir v. al-Jahiz, or defining the adib.’ School of `Abbasid Studies, Trinity Hall, Cambridge, England (July 2002) [invited] ‘“Yafirru min al-munaziri in atahu,” or Ibn Abi Tahir and (never) running from a good “fight”.’ 212th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Houston, TX (March 2002) Kaf-Ha-Ya-‘Ayn-Sad: The Qur’an’s Mystical Letters in Two Modern Arab/ic Writers. New York Conference on Asian Studies, Cornell University (October 2001) «Vivre sous d’autres latitudes»: “The Mapmakers of Spitalfields” and Other Survivors of Cartography.’ Reorienting Europe Seminar, Institute for European Studies, A. D. White House, Cornell University (October 2001) [invited] ‘What does the “diasporic” imagination beget? Imagined histories of discovery among Muslims of Mauritius and North America.’ Society for the Humanities, Cornell University (September 2001) Teaching Writing in Near Eastern Studies First-Year Courses. Cornell Panel, John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines Summer Consortium 2001,

487 Cornell University, (June 2001) [invited] ‘Arabic Writing at the Margins. Efflorescence in a Period of “Decline”.’ Arabic Cultural Production 1400-1800, University of Pennsylvania (May 2001) [invited] Who were the Shayatin al-‘Askar and how do we know? 211th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Toronto, ON (March 2001) ‘Meditations of a Multicultural Muslim.’ Third World Views of the Holocaust: An International Symposium. Northeastern University (April 2001) [invited] ‘Resisting Creolization: Posit(ion)ing an “Arab” Mauritius.’ Creolization in the Indian Ocean Research Workshop, Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies, New York University (January 2001) The Compatibilities of Literature and Revelation. Plenary speaker, Islam Awareness Week (Muslim Students’ Association), Emory University (November 2000) [invited] Modern Arabic Poetry: An Overview. Live telecast in ‘Modern Arabic Literature,’ Rutgers University (October 2000) [invited] Where Women Grow on Trees: Fabulous Indian Ocean Islands. (i) Program in South Asian Studies, (ii) Faculty Programs in Residential Communities, Cornell University (September 2000) Panelist, Future Directions and Challenges for African American Studies. Harvard University Department of Afro-American Studies 30th Anniversary Conference, Harvard University (April 2000) [invited] ‘Is Mauritius in Africa? Is Africa in Mauritius? Race and Identity on an Indian Ocean Island.’ W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research Colloquium Series, Harvard University (April 2000) “We were here first”: The politics and rhetoric of an Arab-Islamic Mauritius and an Afr-Islamic America.’ Harvard Africa Seminar, Harvard University (April 2000) [invited] ‘The Marvelous Waqwaq Tree.’ Department of Religion, Wellesley College (March 2000) [invited] ‘The forgotten poetic talents of Ibn Abi Tahir Tayfur.’ 210th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Portland, OR (March 2000)

488

Where Women Grow on Trees: The Arab-Islamic Waqwaq tree and the New World. (i) Islamic and Near Eastern Studies Colloquium, University of California, Santa Barbara (February) [invited] (ii) Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, University of California, Los Angeles (February 2000) [invited] ‘Is Multiculturalism Bad for Art? Carl de Souza’s Mauritian City in La maison qui marchait vers le large.’ Conference on Cities and Cultural Diversity in France and the Francophone World, University of California, Los Angeles (February 2000) [invited] ‘Translating’ The Tempest: Dev Virahsawmy’s Toufann, Cultural Creolization and the Rise of Mauritian Kreol. Seminar in Cross-Cultural Poetics and Rhetoric, The Humanities Center, Harvard University (February 2000) [invited] New Flames from Old Fires: Adonis and the Alchemy of an Arab/ic Future. Department of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University (January 2000) [invited] “We were here first”: The politics and rhetoric of an Arab-Islamic Mauritius. Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, The Ohio State University (January 2000) [invited] ‘Mauritius, Zanzibar and the “endowing” dhow.’ Dhow Culture Workshop, Stonetown, Zanzibar (July 1999) [invited] ‘Fabular Islands of the Southwest Indian Ocean.’ Islands: histories and representations. University of Kent, Canterbury, UK (April 1999) [invited] ‘“What’s past is prologue:” Shakespeare, Mauritian Writers, and the “decolonization” of the mind.’ Transfer of power and the decolonization process: the Mauritian Experience, Mahatma Gandhi Institute, Mauritius (December 1998) ‘The Appropriation of Shakespeare in Mauritian Literature.’ Festival of Writing from the Commonwealth Islands, University of Mauritius (July 1998) [invited] Descriptions and locations of the Waqwaq tree. The Middle East Literature Seminar, University of Pennsylvania (April 1998) From Memory to Written Record: Aspects of Orality and Literacy in Classical Arabic Literature. Dept of Humanities Seminar, University of Mauritius (March 1998)

489 Functioning in a pluricultural context. Seminar on the Role of Arabic in a Multilingual and Pluricultural Context, Mauritius (January 1998) [invited] Reflections on the Negotiation of Neglect. Department of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (November 1997) [invited] Why I Am (Not) An Africanist. The Fifth African Studies Consortium, Center for Contemporary African Studies, University of Pennsylvania (October 1997) The Arab-Islamic Waqwaq tree and the New World. Department of Religion, Amherst College (September 1997) [invited] Waqwaq revisited and resituated. 207th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Miami, FL (March 1997) Mapping Communities and their Territories. Towards the Making of a Multicultural Society. Mahatma Gandhi Institute, Mauritius (November 1996) Where Women Grow on Trees (?): America and Mauritius in Travel Accounts. USA-Mauritius 200 Years: Trade, History, Culture, University of Mauritius (March 1995) [invited] Language and Male Homosocial Desire in the Autobiography of ‘Abd al-Latif al Baghdadi. 27th Middle East Studies Association Conference (MESA), Research Triangle Park, NC (November 1993) Dhimmi physicians in Ibn Abi Usaybi`ah’s ‘Uyun al-anba’ fi tabaqat al-ayibba’. 18th Fall Meeting of The Conference on Faith and History, Westmont College (November 1992) [invited] Songs of Myself: Adonis (b. 1930) and Modernist Arabic Poetry, followed by a reading of ‘This, Is My Name’. The MultiCultural Center, University of California-Santa Barbara (November 1992) [invited] Discourses of Gender in the Ninth Century: Ibn Abi Tahir’s Balaghat al-nisa. 26th MESA Conference, Portland, OR (October 1992) The Madrid (West Asia) Conference, Home(land)lessness, International (Community) Service, and Ter(ror)toriality via a reading of Adonis’ ‘An Introduction to the History of the Petty King(dom)s’, Duke University (November 1991) The Inscription of Power in Ibn Abi Tahir’s Kitab Baghdad. 25th MESA

490 Conference, Washington, DC (November 1991) ‘The Concepts of Violence and Justice in Islam.’ The Duke Institute for Learning in Retirement, Duke University (July 1990) [invited] Ibn Abi Tahir Tayfur and the Bad Boys of Baghdad. The Asian and African Languages and Literature Faculty Seminar, Duke University (April 1990) The Transition from Achievement-based to Proficiency-based Teaching in Arabic and Other Languages. The Department of Teaching English as a Foreign Language, at the American University in Cairo, Egypt (February 1989) [invited] Observations on Mahfuz’s Thartharah fawq an-nil. American Research Center in Egypt Conference, The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania (April 1989) At-Tayyib Salih’s ‘Dumat Wad Hamid’. American Research Center in Egypt, Cairo (March 1989) Muhammad, Muslims and Islamophiles in the Commedia. The New College Biennial Conference on Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Sarasota, FL (March 1988) A Wounded Rose: Poetry of a Homeland Under Siege. Association of ArabAmerican University Graduates Conference, Arlington, VA (October 1987) OTHER PUBLIC SPEAKING OR APPEARANCES (SELECTED) Panelist. Screening of ‘The Namesake’. Conference on The Immigrant Child: Past, Present and Future, Cornell Cinema, Cornell University (October 2008). Discussant. Screening of ‘Brick Lane’. The Literary View From Below: Comparative Indian and Disaporic South-Asian Literature and Culture, Cornell University (May 2008). Why Cornell is Special to Me. Cornell Days Welcome Speaker (April 2008) Convulsion and Revelry: Four not quite appropriate Suras from the Qur’an. A Celebration of Medieval Readings, Robert Purcell Community Center Auditorium, Cornell University (December 2007) Panel Chair, Qur’an. Islamic Near East. 218th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Chicago, IL (March 2008)

491 Selections from Part 3 of Azad Bilgrami’s Subhat al-Marjan, Arabic Texts Seminar, Oriental Institute, University of Oxford (May 2007) Panel Co-Organizer and Co-Chair, Islamic Near East and South and Southeast Asia Joint Session: Interactions between Sanskritic, Arabic, and Persianate Intellectuals and Artists. 217th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, San Antonio, TX (March 2007) Chair, Valedictory Session, University of Kolkata International Seminar on Perso Arabic Threads in Indian Tapestry, National Library, Kolkata (February 2007) The official web site of the School of ‘Abbasid Studies? School of ‘Abbasid Studies, St Andrews University, Scotland (July 2006) Master of ceremonies, Mediterranean and Middle East Poetry Night, A.D. White House, Cornell University (March 2006, April 2005) Panel Chair, Islamic Near East I: Quran: Structure and Hermeneutics. 216th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Seattle, WA (March 2006) Panelist, The Danish Cartoons and their Aftermath: Religious Sensitivity vs Freedom of the Press? Alice Cook House, Cornell University (February 2006) The Humanities at Cornell and Beyond: A Roundtable Discussion, Moderated by Provost Biddy Martin, Cornell University (May 2005) Co-convenor, Reception to celebrate the memory of George Makdisi. 215th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Philadelphia, PA (March 2005) Panel Chair, Islamic Near East VIII: Religion. 215th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Philadelphia, PA (March 2005) Reader, Baccalaureate, Cornell University (May 2004, May 2003) Prisoner. Liberty and Justice for All Educational Symposium. Arts Quad, Cornell University (April 2004) L'Ile Maurice. 11th and 12th grade French, Ithaca High School, NY (April 2004) Panel Chair, On the Concept of Jihad. American Academy of Religion—Eastern International Regional Meeting, Cornell University (April 2004) Panel Chair, Islamic Near East III: Law, Religion and Language. 214th Meeting of

492 the American Oriental Society, San Diego, CA (March 2004) Panelist, First Book Workshop, Society for the Humanities, A.D. White House, Cornell University (January 2004) Reader, Litany of Thanksgiving, Baccalaureate 2003, Bailey Hall, Cornell University (May 2004) Panelist, Cornell: An International University. Merrill Presidential Scholars Convocation Panel Discussion, A. D. White House, Cornell University (May 2003) Orientalism and the War in Iraq. Class of ‘28, West Campus, Cornell University (2003). Panel Chair, Islamic Near East VI: Literature. 213th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Nashville, TN (March 2003) Reader, Three exhortations: (i) From Imrul Qays’ Mu`allaqa; (ii) From Sura Luqman; (iii) From `Abd al-Latif al-Baghdadi’s ‘Advice to Students’, Celebration of medieval Readings, Big Red Barn, Cornell University, (December 2002) Master of Ceremonies and Invited Speaker, Iftaar at the Johnson, The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University (November 2002) Panel Moderator, Cosmopolitan Alexandria, a symposium, A. D. White House, Cornell University (October 2002) Panelist, September 11—Reflections and Concerns One Year Later, 52nd Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees and Cornell University Council, Statler Hall, Cornell University (October 2002) Panelist, Reflections on 9/11, Kennedy Hall, Cornell University (September 2002) ‘Islam et Université,’ Islamic Institute of Education & Training, Mauritius (July 2002) ‘On scholarly rigour,’ Islamic Foundation, Leicester, England (July 2002) Panel Chair. Islamic Near East III: Adab and Arabic. 212th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Houston, TX (March 2002) Reader, A poem by Ibn Khafaja and another by Ibn Hani, Medieval Readings, Big

493 Red Barn, Cornell University (December 2001) ‘Meditations of a Multicultural Muslim: Epitomizing Islam.’ Social Hall, Temple Beth-El, Ithaca, NY (November 2001) ‘The five pillars of Islam.’ Northeast Elementary School, Ithaca, NY (November 2001) ‘Islam in a plural society.’ Sage Chapel, Cornell University (November 2001) ‘Islam, terrorism and phenotype.’ Ithaca High School, NY (October 2001) Panelist. ‘A University Teach-in,’ Kennedy Hall, Cornell University (September 2001) ‘Islam.’ Turkish Students Association, Cornell University (March 2001) Panel Chair, Islamic Near East II: Special Panel: Adab. 211th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Toronto (March 2001) Reader, A poem by Abu Nuwas (d. c. 813), A short poem by Ibn Abi Tahir (d. 893) on his friend Abu al-`Ayna’s eloquence, An elegy by the same on an executed rebel/heretic. Medieval Readings: Prose and Poetry: Listening to the Medieval World. Risley Hall, Cornell University (December 2000) ‘Khidr.’ Keynote address, Muslim Educational and Cultural Association, Cornell University (September 2000) Panel Chair. Islamic Near I: Adab. 210th Meeting of the American Oriental Society, Portland, OR (March 2000) ‘Constructing’ Identity on an African Island in the Indian Ocean: Race, Community, Caste and Religion. Mather House, Harvard University (February 2000) ‘Advertising and the Print Media.’ British Council/Media Trust/University of Mauritius Seminar: Do the Public Images of Women Match Reality? University of Mauritius (June 1999) ‘Whitman and Arabic Poetry.’ Re/Presenting America, American Studies Day, University of Mauritius (April 1996) Respondent, Barbara Metcalf, ‘The Hindu Hajj.’ The Middle East Literature

494 Seminar, Duke University (July 1990) Poets of the City: A reading of selections from al-Qindils ‘al-Qahirah’ and Adonis’ ‘Qabr min ajli New York’. American Research Center in Egypt, Cairo (May 1989) History of Egypt [and other lectures]. The American Society for Historic Preservation, Red Sea Cruise (March 1989) RRAALL (formerly RRALL) Meetings: San Antonio, 2007; Chesapeake Bay, 2006; Granada 2004; Cornell University, 2002 (convenor); University of Pennsylvania, 2001; Washington DC/Timonium, MD, 1999; Middlebury College, 1997; Middlebury College, 1993; Washington DC, 1991; Lake Samamish, WA, 1990; Duke University, 1990 (convenor); Timonium, MD, 1989; Toronto, Canada, 1989; Harvard University, 1989; Amherst College, 1988; University of Pennsylvania, 1987. HONORS AND AWARDS Honorary Member, National Residence Hall Honorary (2008-09) The James A. Perkins Prize for Interracial Understanding and Harmony, Cornell University (2006) Member, Honorary Advisory Board, Abraham’s Vision (2005–) Sophomore Seminar Development Grant, John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines, Cornell University (2005) Subvention, John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines, Cornell University (for A Time between Ashes and Roses) (2004) Award, Hull Memorial Publication Fund, Cornell University (for A Time between Ashes and Roses) (2004) Humanities Faculty Research Grant, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University (2003-04) Principal Investigator, ‘Muslims and Islam: Revealed’, Intercultural Awareness Cooperative (COOP) Grant, NAFSA: Association of International Educators, (2002-03) International Jury Member, Zanzibar International Film Festival, Stonetown, Zanzibar (1999) First Prize, Aftaab-e-Islam Mosque Centenary Essay Competition, Mauritius (1996) Honorable Mention, American Association of Teachers of Arabic Translation (AATA) Contest (1991) Second Prize, The Ezra Pound Award for Literary Translation, University of Pennsylvania (1989) Honorable Mention, William Carlos Williams Award of the Academy of

495 American Poets, University of Pennsylvania (1988) First Prize, AATA Translation Contest (1986) Mortar Board Senior Honors Society (1984) SERVICE ACADEMIC Member, University Appeals Panel (2007-2012) Member, Faculty Advisory Committee on Tenure Appointments (2007-09) Member, Faculty Senate (2007-10) Faculty Reader, Arts and Sciences Admissions (Spring 2008, Spring 2004) Director of Graduate Studies, Near Eastern Studies (2002-06) Medieval Studies Graduate Field (2001–) Member, South Asia Program (2000–) Member, Program of Jewish Studies (2000–) Member, Religious Studies Program (2000–) Affiliated Faculty Member, Asian Studies (2000–) Elected Member, Humanities Council (2003-06) Member Joint Search Committee, Middle East, NES/History (2002-03, 03-04) Member, Search Committee, South Asia, Asian Studies (2001-02) Member, Faculty Seminar in Writing Instruction (2001-05) Faculty Member, Cornell Consortium for Writing in the Disciplines (2001, 2003) Faculty Supervisor, John S. Knight Institute (2001, 2005) Member, Fulbright selection committee (Middle East) (2000, 2002-05) Member, South Asia Program FLAS selection committee (2001) Member, John S. Knight Institute Awards Selection Committee (2001) Member, Executive Committee, University of Mauritius Academic Staff Association (UMASA) (1998-99) UMASA Representative, Joint Negotiating Committee (1998-99) Member, Editorial Board, University of Mauritius Newsletter (1996-97, 1998-99) Chair, University Newsletter Committee, University of Mauritius (1996) Member, A. B. Duke Scholarship Selection Committee, Duke University (1990-91) Member, Committee on Islamic Societies, Triangle Consortium (1989-91) Representative to Graduate Students Association Council (1986-88), GSAC Representative to Graduate and Professional Students Assembly (1986-88), GAPSA Representative to Faculty Council (1987-88), GAPSA Representative to University Steering Committee (1987-88)—University of Pennsylvania. Member, Committee on Open Expression (1986-88), University of Pennsylvania. CAMPUS LIFE Faculty in Residence, Mews Hall (2007-09) Host, Around the World in 8 Days (2000—) Faculty Fellow, Robert Purcell Community Center (2001-06)

496 Member, Faculty positions sub-committee, House Administrative Committee, West Campus House Council (2000-02) Faculty Advisor, Muslim Educational and Cultural Association (2002-06, 2008-09) Muslim Chaplain/Religious Advisor (Cornell United Religious Work) (2002–06) Convenor, MECA Parents Graduation Reception/MECA Alumni Reception (2003–06, 2008) Organizer, Annual Alternative to Slope Day Movie Marathon (2003—) Faculty Advisor, Jewish Arab Muslim Dialog (2004-05) Advisor, Ramadan Steering Committee (2001-05) Faculty Advisor, Cornell Arab Association (2002-04) Member, House Administrative Committee, West Campus House Council (2000-02) Faculty Fellow, Noyes Community Center (2000-01) Faculty-in-Residence, The Roundtable, Duke University (1990-91) Resident Advisor, Freshman Floor, Graduate Tower B, University of Pennsylvania (1987-88) Graduate Fellow, Stouffer College House, University of Pennsylvania (Fall 1986) Chair, Steering Committee (1983-84), Co-chair, Admissions Committee (1984-85), Co-chair, House Master Selection Committee (1984-85), Representative (1982-83), Stouffer College House, University of Pennsylvania (1982-1985) SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION Member, International Editorial Board, Journal of Qur’anic Studies (2007–) Member, Editorial Board, al-`Arabiyya (2006-09) American Oriental Society: Director (2004-11); Sectional Chair, Islamic Near East, American Oriental Society (2004-11); Member, Nominations Committee, American Oriental Society (2003-06) Ph.D. External Examiner, Aligarh Muslim University, India (2003) Member, Board of Advisors, Islamic Institute for Education and Technology (2001-02) Referee for journals: International Journal of Middle East Studies, Journal of Arabic Literature, Middle Eastern Literatures, Journal of Islamic Studies, Journal of Religious History Reader for presses: Routledge, Syracuse University Press, Columbia University Press Evaluator for grants/prizes: Macarthur Foundation; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada; Society for the Humanities (Cornell); Noma Prize Member, International Editorial Board, Periodica Islamica (1996-2000) Consultant, Humanities curriculum, Community College of Philadelphia, Philadelphia (1997) Editor/consultant, Audit Report 1998, Audit Department, Government of

497 Mauritius (1999) Consultant, Dictionary of Global Culture, ed. H. L. Gates and K. A. Appiah (New York: Knopf, 1997) (1990-91) CURRENT PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP American Association of Teachers of Arabic American Oriental Society Middle East Medievalists Middle East Studies Association Radical Reassessment of Arabic Arts, Language, and Literature GRADUATE SUPERVISION Completed Barak Mendelsohn, PhD (2006), Government (committee member) Assistant Professor, Haverford College Vesselina Naidenova, MA (2006), Near Eastern Studies (committee member) PhD Candidate, Education, Cornell University Omer Bajwa, MA (2006), Near Eastern Studies (chair) Co-ordinator of Muslim Life, Yale University Ondrej Elleder, MA (2005), Near Eastern Studies (committee member) Tarek El Ariss, PhD (2004), Comparative Literature (committee member) Assistant Professor, University of Texas, Austin In progress Rose-Louissa Oburra, PhD, Near Eastern Studies (committee member, 2004-) Kathleen Foley, PhD, City and Regional Planning (committee member, 2000-) CORNELL UNIVERSITY COURSES Introduction to Qur’anic and Classical Arabic (NES 134) Arabic Grammar (NES 212) Advanced Intermediate Arabic I and II (NES 311-312) Readings in Arabic Literature (NES 414) Readings in Arabic Poetry (NES 419) Critical Reading and Writing (ENGL 131.02) Heroes, Heroines and Villains (ENGL 131.07) Introduction to Islamic Civilization (NES/RELST 255, HIST 253) The Sufi Path: Mysticism in Islam (NES 252/RELST 252) Islam—In Theory and Practice (NES/RELST 259) Islam in America (NES/GOVT/AMST 2525) Introduction to Near Eastern Civilizations: Literature (NES 2754) Ninth-century Baghdad and its Bad Boys and Girls (NES 237) Muhammad & Mystics in the Literatures of the Islamic World (NES/COML 250, RELST 254)

498 Introduction to the Qur’an (NES/COML/RELST/JWST 256) 1001 Nights and other Medieval Arabic Prose (NES 316/615) Crime & Conflict in the Modern Arabic Novel (NES/COM L 319) Seasons of Migration: Literature and Film of the Muslim ‘Diaspora’ (SHUM/NES/RELST 409) The Arabic Literary Heritage: History and Literary Theory (NES 3777/6777) New York, Paris, Baghdad: Poetry of the City (NES 427/627, FRLIT 408, COM L 460/687) The Education of Princes: Medieval Manuals of Advice and Counsel (NES/GOVT/COML 3716) COMMUNITY/OUTREACH WORK Chairman (2008—), The Hassam Toorawa Trust, Mauritius Director, The Diwan Foundation, Ithaca, NY (2008—) Reviewer, Social Studies Curriculum, DeWitt Middle School, Ithaca, NY (2004) Administrator and Teacher, al-Rumman Weekend School, Ithaca, NY (2001-06) Speaker, Ithaca schools, NY (2000—) Secretary and Board Member, UCNS Nursery School, Ithaca, NY (2000-01) Member and Director, Friends of the Environment, Mauritius (1998-2000) Member, Board of Directors, National Heritage Trust Fund Board, Mauritius (1998-2000) United World Colleges National Scholarship Selection Committee, Mauritius (1998-2000) Member, National Festivals Committee, Ministry of Arts, Mauritius (1996) University of Pennsylvania Alumni Representative & Interviewer, Mauritius (1995-2000) Editor, Hassam Toorawa Trust Publications (1996—) Secretary (1994-2004) and Trustee (1994—), The Hassam Toorawa Trust, Mauritius President, HIKMA, Mauritius (1994-99) Member, Committee on Open Expression, University of Pennsylvania (1986-88) GSAC Representative, GAPSA Board Member, & University Steering Committee, University of Pennsylvania (1985-88) Secretary-General, Muslim Students Association, University of Pennsylvania (1982-83) Founding Member, South Asia Society (1981

Tin Latt B.Com, CPA, ACCA, ACMA, MBA,

499 DBA ( UK) (Managing Director of Management & Accountancy Training Limited) Dr. Tin Latt was born in 1970 in Yangon. He received his Bachelor of Commerce degree from Institute of Economics ( Yangon) in 1994. He was awarded Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in 1997 Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) degree in year 2000 from Ansted University – (British Virgin Island – UK). He has been an associate member of The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (ACCA-UK) since year 2000 and an associate member of The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (ACMA-UK) since year 2002. He is also a holder of Practising Certificate awarded by Myanmar Accountancy Council after awarding his Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certificate from that leading accountancy body in Myanmar. • Principal cum Managing Director and Leader of Faculty Team from Management & Accountancy Training (MAT) College • Principal Financial and Management Consultant from Management & Accountancy Services Ltd • Financial Consultant of Cho Cho Company Ltd • Audit Principal of Internal Audit Team from Yatha Cho Industries Ltd • Lecturer of Certified Public Accountant Program from Myanmar Accountancy Council • External Professor and Senior Member of the Advisory Council from Ansted University (BVI-UK) • Mentor of B.Sc Hon. in Applied Accounting Degree Research programme from Oxford Brooke University – UK • Writer of Business, Management and Accountancy articles in local magazines • Student Recruitment Representative of Financial Training Company ( Singapore) • Business Consultant of United Auto Supply Limited, CityMart Holding Ltd, Diamond Star Co. Ltd

Timi Ecimovic Prof. Dr. H. C. Timi Ecimovic is an eminent international independent scientist, researcher, lecturer,

500 first director of SEM Institutefor Climate Change, Chairman of the World Thinker’s Forum, International Consultant of UN, professor of environmental sciences at Ansted University. Prof. Dr. Timi Ecimovic is working on protection of the nature space and environment, climate change system, environment as commencement of everything (environmental sciences), sustainability and sustainable future of mankind.

Theresita Atienza Dr. Theresita Atienza is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the PhilippinesSchool of Labor and International Relations (SOLAIR). She is also Associate Professor at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines where she was formerly Dean of the College of Science, Director of the Open University, and Chair of the Department of Natural

501 Sciences. She has earned a degree in Medical Technology from the University of Santo Tomas, Master’s degree in Technology Management from the University of the Philippines and a doctorate degree in Educational Management. In May of 2002, she was awarded a Doctorate Degree in Science Education (Honoris Causa) by the Ansted University of British Virgin Islands at the Penang, Malaysia external campus. As Ponciano L. Almeda Professorial Chairholder, Dr. Atienza has been involved in the delivery of training modules to the youths and community leaders in Metro Manila as well as in various municipalities in the provinces of Batangas, Oriental and Occidental Mindoro. She is also a recipient of the Asian Public Intellectuals Fellowship Program of the Nippon Foundation and currently involved in the API program’s regional project on CommunityBased Initiatives toward Human-Ecological Balance as member of the management team.

Ulisses Rolim Prefácio: José Maria Montells Ed. bilingue (português/espanhol) Págs.: 88 págs. Formato: 150x195 mm /// Género: Poesia/Fotografia PVP: 12.60 euros (iva incluído)

502 A obra: «Num livro de fotografias que Rolim dedicou a Borges, diz-se que o poeta – fotógrafo se transmutou, por virtude do seu próprio olhar, no próprio Borges. Neste, Ulisses Rolim oferece-nos um olhar mais seu, mais pessoal. O olhar de um grande observador, de um grande curioso, que se expressa, ora com poemas, ora com fotos. A verdade é que eu não sei distinguir um do outro.» José Maria de Montells O Autor: Ulisses Rolim (A.B.P.P.A.) Cultural & Exhibitions Engineer (M.A.C. ENGS.) – U.K. Qualificação de Assiciateship – A.B.P.P.A. – British Professional Photographers Associates. Doctor Honoris Causa em Fotografia pela Académie Internationale des Arts Contemporains – Bélgica. Pós-Graduado em Sociologia do Sagrado e do Pensamento Religioso – Sociologia das Religiões, pelo Instituto de Sociologia e Etnologia das Religiões – Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Doctor Honoris Causa pela Ansted University. Assistence Social H.C. – Magistero Siciliano di Servizio Sociale – Catania – Itália. É membro de diversas Academias e Institutos um pouco por todo o mundo. Correspondente Estrangeiro (Press Correspondent) – JE40, e colaborador em diversos jornais e revistas. Tem recebido, desde 1986, ano em que fez a sua primeira exposição, um grande numero de prémios e distinções várias, do Japão à República da Coreia, França, Bélgica, Itália, Áustria, Inglaterra, Portugal e Alemanha. Conta com mais de duzentas exposições entre colectivas e individuais, em Portugal e no estrangeiro.

Valko Liubenov Dr. Valko Lyubenov, member of IOV since 1998, was born in the Black Sea old town Obzor, municipality of Nesebar, Bulgaria in 1940. Graduated from the National Middle School of Dance in Sofia and the Academy of Musical, Dance and Fine Arts, he obtained his master degree in education, with specialty in

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He lived for 30 years in Nesebar, where he worked as a creator, director and arts leader of the United Communal School of Arts for children and youngsters and the professional folk dance ensemble "Sunny Beach". He has worked with children and youngsters from different countries of the world at the International Children's Camp "Kranevo", International Youth Center Primorsko, the 9th World

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"Gavenda"-Warszawa-Poland, All-Poland Folklore Festival "Pecharki 71", the Children's Hill in Budapest-Hungary, etc. With different folklore groups, he had been on more than fifty foreign tours and participated in folklore festivals around the world. Since December 2007, he was on the post of Doctor of folk music and dance (DOCTOR HONORISA CAUSA) at the University AnstedAsria. As an honorable cultural figure of the municipality of Nesebar, Dr. Valko has devoted himself for 50 years with no interruption on folk culture and art of Bulgaria. None the less, he has been an active participant in almost all regional and international events organized by and/or under the auspices of IOV, with his own business and professional engagements. As many of us have seen him at IOV gatherings who took pictures and taped the events at all time. He has collected and archived photos and video tapes on many events of IOV, which can be a valuable record on the history and development of IOV. His collections include the 10th European Conference Vienna-Bratislava-Budapest (2002); meeting with the last General Secretary Alexander Veigl - Vienna (2003); IOV General Assembly and the 2nd World Exhibit of Treasures of Folklore – Tianjin, China (2004); the 4th World Congress and General Assembly – Andong, Korea (2005); General Assembly of IOV-Volos, Greece (2007); the 1st Youth Congress of IOV-Bountiful, USA (2008); with the accompaniment and assistance of his daughter, Ms. Desislava Chervenkova, most of the time. Dr. Valko is a repeated laureate and winner of medals, certificates and prizes at many national and international forums and festivals. He has created national costumes for repertoires and shows of folklore ensembles and groups, accounting to more than 10,000 concerts and public appearances. He is the author of numeral massive scene folklore works, scripts and plays, such as the dance drama "The Song of the Goats", musical-dance play "Camp fire", folklore variety show "Impresia – Bulgaria 1300", etc. He is also the idea man for the

504 project "World Cultures in Nesebar – Crossroad of Civilizations," a site of World Heritage of UNESCO since 1983.

Varant Zareh Seropian Grand Dr. Prof. Varant Zareh Seropian The IAEWP Representative at the United Nations Economic commission for Western Asia, has been appointed as a Director of Global Education System in Lebanon and in the Middle East Arab countries

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Full Prof and G.PhD in medical and diplomatic fields,with many scientific awards and ongoing researches . Lecturer and Prof. of Naturopathic Medicine and Natural Alternative medicines, Clinical Hypnotherapy and Psycotherapy, G.PhD. Hospital Management, Doctorate degree in Diplomatic and Political Sciences. Fellow of many international organizations & associations on the highest levels from USA, Europe and Asia . Rep. of International Natural Medicine Organizations in the Middle East countries . Ambassador of Peace for the middle east . The National Chancellor for the IAEWP representative in the UN-ESCWA in Beirut-Lebanon for the UN Economic and Social Committee for Western Asia. Member Rep of the Diplomatic Academy, Europe Int. Ansted University (AU), Ansted University Foundation (AUF), Ansted University Asia Regional Service Center (AUARSC) & Ansted Social Responsibility International Awards (ASRIA) and Academie Europeenne de l'Informatisation - AEI , the World Information Distributed University (WIDU) have concluded an agreement concerning recognition of scientific degrees of International PhD and Grand PhD (highest in the World). They signed a memorandum of understanding and the agreement concerning of accreditation and recognition. Both Parties mark the particular importance of creation of mutual Departments organized on principles of distribution positions of professors and students in the whole world (http://www.widu.be/accreditation_ansted_university)

YONGNIAN ZHENG Address: China Policy Institute School of Contemporary Chinese Studies The University of Nottingham

506 China House, University Park Nottingham NG7 2RD THE UNITED KINGDOM Tel.: (44) 115 846 7768(o) Fax. (44) 115 846 7900 Email: [email protected] Current Position: Professor and Head of Research China Policy Institute, School of Contemporary Chinese Studies Co-Editor, China: An International Journal Education: Ph. D. Princeton University (Political Science), 1990-1995 M.A. Princeton University (Political Science), 1990-1992 M.A. Beijing University (Political Science), 1985-1988 B.A. Beijing University (International Relations), 1981-1985 Research & Teaching Interests: Nationalism and international relations International and regional security in East Asia China’s foreign policy Globalization, state transformation and social justice Technological development and political change Social movements and democratization Comparative central-local relations Chinese politics Fellowships, Awards and Grants: 2003-04 the John D. and Catherine T. Macarthur Foundation on Global Security and Sustainability, US$75,000 2002-2004 Research Grant, The Singapore-Suzhou Industrial Park, the Government of the Republic of Singapore, S$210,000 1998 Research Grant, Political Reform in China, the Government of the Republic of Singapore 1995-1997 SSRC-Macarthur Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow on International Peace and Security 1995 Dissertation Research Grant, Peter Levin Foundation and Center of International Studies, Princeton University

507 1994-95 Mellon Dissertation Fellowship, Princeton University 1990-94 James Madison Fellowship, Princeton University 1989 Recipient of the Young Scholar's Excellent Article Award, Beijing University 1988 Yan Jin-Yao Fellowship, Beijing University 1986 Recipient of the May 4th Article for Sciences Award, Beijing University Professional Experiences: 2004- Columnist for Lianhe Zaobao, Singapore 1997-2006 Columnist for Hong Kong Economic Journal 2002 Consultant, the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Singapore, Sino-Singapore Relations: The Singapore-Suzhou Industrial Park 2001 Co-Chair, Conference on Civil Society, Social Movement, and Democratization in China and Taiwan, co-sponsored by the Taiwan Foundation and Department of Political Science, Boston University, April 24-5, 2001. 1999 Consultant, United Nations Development Program, China Rural Official Training Center Project (CPR/96/503) 1999 Co-Chair, Conference on Identity Transition, Nationalism, and Democracy in China and Taiwan, co-sponsored by the Taiwan Foundation and Asian Center, Harvard University, November 16-17, 1999 1998 Consultant, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore, China’s Political Reforms and Its External Relations 1998 Co-Chair, Conference on Party-State Reform and Democratization in China and Taiwan, co-sponsored by the Taiwan Foundation and Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, February 17-18, 1998 1997 Academic Consultant: Oxford University Press, Singapore University Press, World Scientific Publishing Company, Eastern Universities Press, Comparative Political Studies, The China Journal, The China Quarterly, Asian Journal of Political Science, Southeast Asian Journal of Social Science, China Information, Pacific Affairs, and Japanese Journal of Political Science. 1997 Co-Chair, Conference on Grassroots Elections and Democratization in China and Taiwan, co-sponsored by the Taiwan Foundation and Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University, May 8-9, 1997 1997-1998 Research Fellow and Member of Academic and Publication Committees, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore 1995-1997 Fellow, SSRC-MacArthur Foundation's Program on International Peace and Security, Harvard University

508 1994 Preceptor, Department of Politics, Princeton University 1992 Research Associate, United Nations Development Program Department of Sociology, Princeton University 1988-1990 Assistant Professor, Department of Politics and Public Administration, Beijing University Publications: Books (in English) 1. Technological Empowerment: The Interest, State and Society in China, Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, forthcoming 2. De Facto Federalism in China: Reforms and Dynamics of Central-Local Relations, Singapore and London: World Scientific Publishing, 2007. 3. Globalization and State Transformation in China, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004 (cloth and paper editions). (This book will also be in Chinese language.) 4. Will China Become Democratic? Elite, Class, and Regime Transition, Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2004. 5. Discovering Chinese Nationalism in China: Modernization, Identity, and International Relations. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999 (cloth and paper editions). (This book is now also in Korean language.) Edited volumes 1. China in the New International Order, co-edited with Wang Gungwu, London: Routledge, forthcoming. 2. China’s Opening Society: The Non-State Sector and Governance, co-edited with Joseph Fewsmith, London: Routledge, forthcoming. 3. Sources of Conflict and Cooperation in the Taiwan Strait, co-edited with Raymond Wu, Singapore and London: World Scientific, 2006. 4. The Chinese Communist Party in Reform, co-edited with Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard, New York and London: Routledge, 2006. 5. The SARS Epidemic: Challenges to China’s Crisis Management, co-edited with John Wong, Singapore and London: World Scientific, 2004. 6. Bringing the Party Back In: The Party and Governance in China, co-edited with Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard, Singapore, London and New York, Eastern Universities Press, 2004. 7. Damage Control: The Chinese Communist Party in the Jiang Zemin Era. Coedited with Wang Gungwu. Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2003. 8. China’s Post-Jiang Leadership Succession: Problems and Perspectives. Coedited with John Wong. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2002. 9. The Nanxun Legacy and China’s Development in the Post-Deng Era. Co-edited with John Wong. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2001.

509 10. Reform, Legitimacy and Dilemmas: Politics and Society in China. Co-edited with Wang Gungwu. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2000. Books and edited volumes (in Chinese) 1. Daguo zeren: zhuangxing zhong de Zhongguo guoji zhanlue (Great Power Responsibility: China’s International Strategy in Transition), London and Singapore: World Scientific, 2004. 2. Hu-Wen xinzheng yu Zhongguo zhengzhi biange (Political Transformation in China under the Hu Jintao-Wen Jiabao New Leadership), London and Singapore: World Scientific, 2004. 3. Liangan shehui yundong fenxi (An Analysis of Social Movements in Mainland China and Taiwan). Edited with Chang Maukuei. Taipei: The Third Nature Publishing, 2003. 4. Jiang Zemin de yichan (The Legacy of Jiang Zemin). London and Singapore: World Scientific, 2002. 5. Minzu zhuyi yu liangan guanxi (Nationalism and Cross-Strait Relations) (coedited with Lin Chia-lung), Taipei: The Third Nature Publishing, 2001. 6. Zhengzhi jianjin zhuyi: Zhongguo di zhengzhi gaige he minzhuhua qianjing (Political Incrementalism: Political Reform and Perspective for Democracy in China), Taipei: Chinese Eurasian Education Foundation, 2000. 7. Jiang Zhu zhixia de Zhongguo (China under Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji). Hong Kong: The Asian Pacific Century Press, 2000. 8. Zhu Rongji xinzheng: Zhongguo gaige de xin mushi (The New Deal under Zhu Rongji: A New Model of Reforming China). London and Singapore: World Scientific, 1999. 9. Zhongguo minzu zhuyi de juqi: minzu guojia xiang hechuqu? (The Revival of Chinese Nationalism: Whither the Chinese Nation-State?). Hong Kong: Joint Publishing, 1997. 10. Liangan jiceng xuanju yu shehui zhengzhi bianqian (Grassroots Elections and Socio-Political Changes in China and Taiwan) (co-edited with Chen Mingtong). Taipei: Yuedan Publishing, 1997. 11. Lun zhongyang difang guanxi: Zhongguo zhidu zhuanxing de yige zhouxin wenti (Central-Local Relations: A Key Issue for Institutional Transition in China) (coauthored with Wu Guoguang). Hong Kong: Oxford University Press, 1995. Journal Articles (in English): 1. “Beijing’s Responds to Hong Kong’s Democratization Movement: From Bureaucratic Control to Political Leadership” (with Tok Sow Keat), Asian Affairs: An American Review, Vol., 33, No. 4 (Winter 2007), pp. 235-255. 2. “China’s Rapid Accumulation of Foreign Exchange Reserves and Its Policy Implications” (with Yi Jingtao), China & World Economy, Vol. 15, No. 1(2007), pp. 14–25.

510 3. “Chinese New Nationalism and Cross-Strait Relations,” (with Lye Liang Fook) The International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, Vol. 7, No. 1 (2007), pp. 47-72. 4. “Globalization and Social Conflict in China,” (with Yang Zhang), Issues and Studies, 42, no. 2 (June 2006), pp. 85-129. 5. “Explaining the Sources of de facto Federalism in Reform China: Intergovernmental Decentralization, Globalization, and Central-Local Relations,” The Japanese Journal of Political Science, 7:2 (2006), pp. 101-26. 6. “Institutional Economics and Central-Local Relations in China: Evolving Research,” China: An International Journal, volume 3, number 2 (September, 2005), pp. 240-69. 7. “Information Technologies, Public Sphere, and Collective Action in China,” (with Guoguang Wu) Comparative Political Studies, 38(June, 2005), pp. 507-36. 8. “Elite Politics in China and the Fourth Generation of Chinese Leadership,” (coauthored with Lye Liang Fook), Journal of Chinese Political Science, vol. 8, nos. 1 & 2 (Fall, 2003), pp. 65-86. 9. “Interest Representation and the Transformation of the Chinese Communist Party,” The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, no. 16 (2002), pp. 57-85. 10. “State Rebuilding, Social Protest and Collective Action in China,” The Japanese Journal of Political Science, 3: 1 (2002), pp. 45-70. 11. “Chinese Terms for Governance: The Issue of Local Democracy and International Assistance,” in Governance, Capacity-Building and Cultures of Sovereignty, in Larry Strange and Stephen FitGerald, (eds.), The Asia-Australia Institute, The University of New South Wales, 2002, pp. 27-32. 12. “The Politics of Power Succession in Post-Deng China,” Asian Journal of Political Science, vol. 8, no. 1 (June 2000), pp. 13-32. 13. “Political Incrementalism: Political Lessons from China’s Twenty Years of Reform,” Third Word Quarterly, vol. 29, no. 6, 1999, pp. 1157-1177. 14. “From Rule by Law to Rule of Law? A Realistic View of China’s Legal Development,” China Perspective (in English and French), no. 25, 1999, pp. 3143. 15. “Power and Agenda: Jiang Zemin's New Political Initiatives at the CCP’s Fifteenth Congress," Issues and Studies, vol. 33, no. 11 (November 1997), pp. 35-57. 16. “Development and Democracy: Are They Compatible in China?” Political Science Quarterly, vol. 109, no. 2 (Summer 1994), pp. 235-59. Reprinted in Xiaobo Lu, (ed.), Promise and Problems of Old and New Democracies, New York: The Academy of Political Science, 2000, pp. 195-219. 17. “Perforated Sovereignty: Provincial Dynamism of China's Foreign Trade,” Pacific Review, vol. 7, no. 3 (1994), pp. 309-21. 18. “Nationalism, Neo-Authoritarianism and Political Liberalism: Are They Shaping Political Agendas in China?” Asian Affairs, vol. 19, no. 4 (Winter 1993),

511 pp. 207-27. 19. “The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism: An Exploration and Democratic Critique”(with Mark P. Petracca), Asian Survey, vol. 30, no. 11 (November 1990), pp.1099-117. Book Chapters: 1. “Intentions on Trial: ‘Peaceful Rise’ and Sino-ASEAN Relations,” co-authored with Sow Keat Tok, in Guoguang Wu, ed., Chinese Multilateralism (Routledge, forthcoming). 2. “Introduction: whither the Chinese Communist Party?” co-authored with Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard, in Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard and Zheng Yongnian, eds., The Chinese Communist Party in Reform (London and New York: Routledge, 2006), pp. 1-14. 3. “The Party, class, and democracy in China,” in Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard and Zheng Yongnian, eds., The Chinese Communist Party in Reform (London and New York: Routledge, 2006), pp. 231-60. 4. “Sources in China’s Formulation of Its Taiwan Policy,” co-authored with Lye Liang Fook, in Zheng Yongnian and Raymond, eds., Sources of Conflict and Cooperation in the Taiwan Strait (Singapore and London: World Scientific, 2006), pp. 35-58. 5. “Political Legitimacy in Reform China: Between Economic Performance and Democratization,” co-authored with Lye Liang Fook, in Lynn White III, ed., Legitimacy: Ambiguties of Political Success or Failure in East and Southeast Asia (Singapore and London: World Scientific, 2005), pp. 183-214. 6. “The Sixteenth National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party: Institutionalization of Succession Politics,” in Weixing Chen and Yang Zhong, eds., Leadership in a Changing China (New York: Palgrave, 2005), pp. 15-36. 7. “SARS and Governance in China,” co-authored with John Wong, in John Wong and Zheng Yongnian, eds., The SARS Epidemic: Challenges to China’s Crisis Management (Singapore and London: World Scientific, 2004), pp. 1-10. 8. “Introduction: SARS and China’s Political System,” co-authored with Lye Liang Fook, in John Wong and Zheng Yongnian, eds., The SARS Epidemic: Challenges to China’s Crisis Management (Singapore and London: World Scientific, 2004), pp. 45-75. 9. “Introduction: Bringing the Party Back In,” co-authored with Kjeld Erik Brodsgaard, in Kjeld Brodsgaard and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Bringing The Party Back In: How China is Governed (Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2004), pp. 1-21. 10. “Interest Representation and the Transformation of the Chinese Communist

512 Party,” in Kjeld Brodsgaard and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Bringing The Party Back In: How China is Governed (Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2004), pp. 269-301. 11. “Introduction: Jiang Zemin and His Reign over the Party,” co-authored with Wang Gungwu, in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Damage Control: The Chinese Communist Party in the Jiang Zemin Era (Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2003), pp. 1-24. 12. “Rule by Virtue: Jiang Zemin’s Revival of the Party Ideology,” co-authored with Lai Hongyi, in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Damage Control: The Chinese Communist Party in the Jiang Zemin Era (Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2003), pp. 350-64. 13. “Embracing the Capitalists: The Chinese Communist Party to Brace Itself for Far-Reaching Changes,” co-authored with John Wong, in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Damage Control: The Chinese Communist Party in the Jiang Zemin Era (Singapore, London and New York: Eastern Universities Press, 2003), pp. 365-76. 14. “Introduction: Succession Problems and Challenges,” co-authored with John Wong, in John Wong and Zheng Yongnian, (eds.), The Nanxun Legacy and Chian’s Development in the Post-Deng Era. London & Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2001, pp. 1-20. 15. “Technocratic Leadership, Private Entrepreneurship and Party Transformation in the Post-Deng Era,” in John Wong and Zheng Yongnian, (eds.), China’s PostJiang Leadership Succession: Problems and Perspectives (London and Singapore: Singapore University Press and World Scientific, 2002), pp. 87-118. 16. “The Political Economy of China’s Post-Nanxun Development,” co-authored with John Wong, in John Wong and Zheng Yongnian, (eds.), The Nanxun Legacy and Chian’s Development in the Post-Deng Era. London & Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2001, pp. 1-17. 17. “Ideological Decline, the Rise of an Interest-Based Social Order, and the Demise of Communism in China,” in John Wong and Zheng Yongnian, (eds.), The Nanxun Legacy and Chian’s Development in the Post-Deng Era. London & Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2001, pp. 173-95. 18. “Nationalism, Globalism, and China's International Relations,” in Richard Hu,Gerald Chan and Daojiong Zha, (eds.), China's International Relations in the 21st Century, New York: University Press of America, 2000, pp. 93-116. 19. “Institutionalizing de facto Federalism in Post-Deng China,” in Hung-mao Tien and Yun-han Chu (eds.), China under Jiang Zemin. Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2000, pp. 215-31. 20. “Introduction: Reform, Legitimacy, and Dilemmas,” co-authored with Wang Gungwu, in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Reform, Legitimacy and

513 Dilemmas: China’s Politics and Society (Singapore and London: World Scientific and Singapore University Press, 2000), pp. 1-20. 21. “The Politics of Power Succession,” in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Reform, Legitimacy and Dilemmas: China’s Politics and Society (Singapore and London: World Scientific and Singapore University Press, 2000), pp. 23-49. 22. “The Rule by Law vs the Rule of Law,” in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Reform, Legitimacy and Dilemmas: China’s Politics and Society (Singapore and London: World Scientific and Singapore University Press, 2000), pp. 135-63. 23. “Nationalism and Its Dilemma: Chinese Responses to Embassy Bombing,” in Wang Gungwu and Zheng Yongnian, eds., Reform, Legitimacy and Dilemmas: China’s Politics and Society (Singapore and London: World Scientific and Singapore University Press, 2000), pp. 321-43. 24. “China's Third Constitutional Amendment: An Assessment” (co-authored with Zou Keyuan), in A. J. de Roo & R. W. Jagtenberg (eds.), Yearbook Law and Legal Practice in East Asia, vol. 4. London & Boston, Kluwer Law International, 1999, pp. 29-42. 25. “Regional China” (co-authored with Dali Yang), in Colin Mackerras (ed.), Dictionary of the People's Republic of China. London: Routledge, 1998, pp. 33-37. 26. “Will China Become More Democratic? A realistic View of China's Democratization,” in Wang Gungwu and John Wong (eds.), China's Political Economy. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 1998, pp. 167-90. 27. “Comprehensive National Power: An Expression of China's New Nationalism,”in Wang Gungwu and John Wong (eds.), China's Political Economy. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 1998, pp. 191-210. 28. “Xia-gang and Its Sociological Implications of Reducing Labor Redundancy in China's SOEs,” (with Qiu Zeqi), in Wang Gungwu and John Wong (eds.), China’s Political Economy. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 1998, pp. 227-48. Occasional Papers: 1. China’s Politics and Economy in 2005: Hu-Wen Leadership Making Their Mark (with John Wong and Lye Liang Fook). London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2005). 2. China’s Politics and Economy in 2003: Meeting the Post-Congress Challenges (with John Wong and Lye Liang Fook). London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2003. 3. China’s Political and Economic Trends in 2001 (with John Wong). London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2001. 4. China after the 2000 National People's Congress: The Waning of the Jiang-Zhu

514 Coalition? (with John Wong). London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2000. 5. China's Politics and Economy in 1999, (with John Wong. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 2000. 6. Towards More Effective Governance: China's Politics in 1998 (with Zou Keyuan). London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 1998. 7. China After the Ninth National People' Congress: Meeting Cross-Century Challenges (with John Wong & Li Jinshan). London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 1998. 8. China After the Fifteenth Party Congress: New Initiatives. London and Singapore: World Scientific/Singapore University Press, 1998. East Asian Institute (EAI, National University of Singapore) Background Briefs EAI Background Briefs are policy-oriented research papers circulated to the government and other think tanks. 1. Can Donald Tsang end Hong Kong’s Governance Crisis? (with TOK Sow Keat), no. 235, 28 March 2005 2. Taiwan as US-Japan’s ‘Common Strategic Objective’: A Web of Containment? (with TOK Sow Keat), no. 229, 2 March 2005 3. China’s Politics in 2004: Dawn of the Hu Jintao Era (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 221, 28 December 2004 4. China’s Peaceful Rise (II): Rhetoric Versus Reality (with TOK Sow Keat), no. 220, 9 December 2004 5. China’s Peaceful Rise (I): Hu-Wen’s Core Foreign Policy Strategy (with TOK Sow Keat) , no. 219, 9 December 2004 6. China’s Fourth Party Plenum: Complete Power Transition from Jiang Zemin to Hu Jintao (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 209, 23 September 2004 7. China’s Reaction to DPM Lee Hsien Loong’s Visit to Taiwan (with John WONG and TOK Sow Keat), no. 206, 25 August 2004 8. China’s Propaganda Reforms (II): The Challenge of Modern Information Management (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 202, 2 August 2004 9. China’s Propaganda Reforms (I): Rapid Changes in Media Scene (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 201, 2 August 2004 10. Hong Kong Democratisation: A Crisis Brewing for Beijing? (with TOK Sow Keat), no. 191, 7 May 2004 11. How China Views Singapore? (with TOK Sow Keat), no. 184, 19 March 2004 12. China’s Central Party School: Adapting to Changes (II) (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 182, 26 February 2004

515 13. China’s Central Party School: A Unique Institution (I) (with LYE Liang Fook), no.181, 26 February 2004 14. China’s Politics in 2003: The Fourth Generation Leaders Making Their Mark (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 176, 30 December 2003 15. China’s Politics in 2002 (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 144, 2 January 2003 16. Succession Politics, Power Distribution and Legacies: China after the 16th Part Congress (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 142, 9 December 2002 17. China’s Politics in 2001-02: Still Dominated by Domestic Issues (with LYE Liang Fook), no. 109, 27 December 2001 18. Embracing the Capitalists: The Chinese Communist Party to Brace Itself for Far-Reaching Changes (with John Wong), no. 100, 7 September 2001 19. Rule by Virtue: Jiang Zemin’s New Moral Order for the Party (with LAI Hongyi), no. 83, 12 March 2001 20. China’s Politics in 2000: Preparing the Ground for Power Transition, no. 79, 26 December 2000 21. China after the 2000 National People’s Congress: Waning of the Jiang-Zhu Coalition? no. 60, 27 March 2000 22. China’s Politics in 1999: Neiyou Waihuan, a Year of Trials for the Leadership, no. 54, 6 January 2000 23. China’s Politics of Power Succession: The Rise of Hu Jintao, no. 45, 18 October 1999 24. Chinese Responses to Embassy Bombing: Surging Nationalism and its Dilemmas (with ZHENG Yongnian), no. 36, 18 June 1999 25. China’s Third Constitutional Amendment: Some Significant Milestones? (with ZOU Keyuan), no. 34, 21 May 1999 26. China’s Politics in 1998 (with ZOU Keyuan), no. 26, 11 January 1999 27. China’s Politics after the Ninth National People’s Congress: Power Realignment (with LI Jinshan), no. 12, 13 April 1998 28. The National People’s Congress and its Electoral System (with LI Jinshan), no. 10, 4 March 1998 29. China’s Politics in 1997, no. 5, 29 December 1997 30. Power to Set Own Agenda: Jiang Zemin’s New Political Initiatives At China’s Fifteenth Party Congress (with ZOU Ziying), no. 2, 26 September 1997 China Policy Institute (CPI, University of Nottingham) Policy Papers: 1. China Plans to Build an Innovative State, with Minjia Chen, China Briefing Series –no. 9, July 2006. 2. China’s National People’s Congress 2006: Policy Shift amidst Growing Dissatisfaction with Existing Development Patterns, with Zhengxu Wang and Sow Keat Tok, China Briefing Series, no. 7, March 2006. 3. Why China Lacks the Right Environment for Corporate Social Responsibility, China Briefing Series, no. 6, January 2006.

516 4. China Political Review 2005: Promoting a Harmonious Society to Cope with a Crisis of Governance, with Zhengxu Wang and Liang Fook Lye, China Brief Series, no. 3, December 2005. 5. The New Policy Initiatives in China’s 11th 5-Year Plan, China Briefing Series, no. 1, November 2005 China Policy Institute (CPI, University of Nottingham) Policy Papers: 1. China’s ‘Peaceful Rise’: Concept and Practice, with Sow Keat Tok, China Discussion Paper, no. 1, November 2005.

Wilson Ogg Laureate and Judge Ogg is a retired lawyer and administrative law judge, diplomat, arbitrator and mediator, financial and business consultant, poet, lyrist,

517 graphic artist, philosopher, and from 1964 to 2005 curator-in-residence, now Emeritus Curator, of Pinebrook, an historic estate and gardens in Berkeley, California, overlooking the San Francisco Bay, and Laureate, Top 100 Scientists for the Year 2005, International Biograhical Centre.. Educational Background and Professional Memberships He is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, with a bachelor degree in political science and a Juris Doctor degree in law from the Boalt Hall School of Law on the Berkeley campus. He is a licensed real estate broker, a member of the American Society of Composers,Authors, and Performers, a member of the American Society for the Advancement of Science, a member of the Advisory Council, Ansted University, British Virgin Islands, United Kingdom, a member of the Scientific Faculty, Cambridge, England, a senior member of the Planetary Society, a Founder Member, Academic Council, of the London Diplomatic Academy Ltd., and an Emeritus Member of the Faculty Club, University of California at Berkeley, and is credentialed by the California State University system as a lecturer in law, social science, and real estate. Publications Along with being a member of the Scientific Faculty of Cambridge, England, Wilson Ogg is the author of: (1) The Enfolding Universe and the discover of the findings of The Unified Theory (2) Constitutional Law: Constitutional Crisis Facing American Democracy (3) Collective Essays of Wilson Ogg , He is also the author and editor of law handbooks, and his poetry is published in American and international anthologies. Sample of his poetry will be found at this Website as well as at http://www.poets.com/WilsonOgg.html. The international scope of his publications has been recognized by his appointment as a Founding Academic Counsellor, of the London Diplomatic Academy, Ltd. Additional Biographical Data As a lawyer, arbitrator and mediator, he is recognized by Who`s Who in American Law, as a financial and business consultasnt by Who`s Who in Finance and Industry and Who`s Who in the World, as a philosopher of science by Who`s Who in Engineering and Science, and as a poet and lyrist by Who`s Who in America and by International Who`s Who in Poetry and Poet`s Encyclopaedia, and as a scientist and diplomat by The Royal Book of Diplomacy and Science . The Enfolding Universe

518 The Enfolding Universe is a work on the enfolding of force with form that gives rise to both consciousness and matter and is set forth at this Website. Only a few postulates are needed for the explanation and derivation of organic and inorganic processes, including the expansion of the universe, black holes, biological evolution, gravity, light, quantum mechanics, quasars, and related phenomena. The articles constituting The Enfolding Universe and The Unified Theory may be accessed at this website by clicking on either The Enfolding Universe or The United Theory and then by downloading the articles. Future articles or revisions of existing artiles on discoveries and findings will be set forth at this Website. Miscellaneous articles by him will be found by clicking on miscellaneous comments. Constitutional Law: Constitutional Crisis Facing American Democracy The above work discusses serious problems in constitutional law,which have resulted in distortion of the original intent of our founding father and which constitutes a major threat to the democratic republic founded as a result of the war of independence that established the United States of America. Email: [email protected] [email protected]

William T. Fryer Professor,

519 University of Baltimore School of Law l420 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 2l20l Telephone Office ----- (410) 837-4553 Home ------- (30l) 656-9479 Fax --------- (301) 656-7914 E-mail: [email protected] ACADEMIC EDUCATION B.S. in Electronics Engineering, Lafayette College, l955, Easton, Pennsylvania; Tau Beta Pi (honorary engineering fraternity) and Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers award. Juris Doctor (with Honors), George Washington University Law School, l960, Washington, D.C.; law review staff. TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND OTHER EMPLOYMENT Professor, l980 to present, University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore, Maryland. Recent Law School Courses Developed International and Foreign Intellectual Property Law (3 credits), evening, Coordinated development of course with Adjunct Professor David Demiray IP Practice Workshop, (1 credit), Saturday (for day and evening students). Complements Patent, Trademark and Technology Law course: IP projects with IP practitioners participating and discussion of IP career development. Other Law School Courses Developed

520 Technology Transfer (3 credits), evening, Coordinated initial development of course with Chuck Yocum, adjunct professor who refined course extensively and continues to teach it at Univesity of Baltimore School of Law. The course uses group negotiation and development of technology transfer agreements for hardware and software, to tech the skills of technology tranafer. Lab to Market Program at Law School and Business School, University of Baltimore This program was jointly conceived in early 1990 by Lanny Herron, Neil Kleinman and William T. Fryer, III. A $1,000,000 federal grant was obtained to develop the curriculam for this course. During that time each of the originators was integrally involved in teaching and planning development of these courses. The structure includes the following courses: Opportunity Analysis (OA), the Commercialization Planning (CP) and the Commercial Implementation (CI), where students from the law, business and other schools work in teams to evaluate real technology from government labs and other sources, and plan technlogy commericalization. The The OA and CP courses are cross listed as law and graduate Business School courses. This program continues under the direction of Professor Herron, and it has been refined extensively, and Professor Fryer's role is liaison from the Law School to the program, and participation in some of the classes. Law School Courses Taught Regularly: IP Practice Workshop (3credits), Saturday (for day and evening students). Patent, Trademark, and Technology Law (3 credits), day and evening sections, Patent, Copyright, and Trademark Law School Courses Taught Previously: Agency and Partnership Corporations Antitrust Corporate Tax In Business School, Lab to Market courses (Opportunity Analysis and Commercialization Planning), taught jointly with Professors Herron and

521 Kleinman, 1992-1994 (currently consulting role to this program). Expert Witness in intellectual property cases. Lecturer in Patent Law, l98l to l988 for foreign patent attorneys studying in Washington, D.C.; Oblon, Fisher, et al law firm sponsored. Professor, l975-l978, l979-l980, University of South Dakota School of Law, Vermillion, South Dakota. Visiting Professor, l978-l979, Pepperdine University Law School, Malibu, California. Adjunct Professor, l970-l975, Capitol University School of Law, Columbus, Ohio. Patent Department Head, l967-l974, Industrial Nucleonics Corp., Columbus, Ohio. Industrial controls, computer system products, highly dependent on new technology and patent protection; major world-wide marketing operation. Managed patent program in U.S. and several foreign countries, including patent application work, patent infringement analysis, litigation evaluation, licensing review, and intellectual property aspects of mergers and acquisition. Managed world-wide trademark protection program. Developed policies and procedures on disclosing and processing inventions, employee agreements on inventions, publication review, and trademark use. Patent Attorney (registration no. 19173), since 1960; l963-l967, Industrial Nucleonics Corp. Patent preparation, prosecution, infringement and validity studies on mechanical, electronic devices, and computer systems. Assisted in major patent and trade secret litigation challenging company's basic patent. Handled world-wide trademark registration work. Patent Attorney, l96l-l963, Private Practice, Arnold and Roylance, Houston, Texas. Intellectual property law practice, including patent application, prosecution, interferences, and litigation. Patent Attorney and Patent Engineer, l957-l96l, Office of Assistant General Counsel for Patents, U.S.Atomic Energy Commission, Germantown, Md. Invention patent searching and evaluation in electronic, physics, and nuclear technology, government contract developments. Handled interviews and related prosecution of patent applications with U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in these fields. Patent compensation awards claims evaluation, including work on

522 federal appellate court briefs, assisting Department of Justice. Patent Examiner, l955-l957, U.S. Patent Office. Examined patent applications in electronic device and systems technology. CURRENT ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES Representative from Law School to University Council Member of the International Center Advisory Committee Coordinator of IP Moot Court Program: Brands Names Foundation Moot Court Team -- adjunct professor advisor handles practice supervision Giles Rich Competition - American Intellectual Property Law Association), Advisor. Advisor, Intellectual Property Law Society (student organization). Senior Advisor to University of Baltimore Intellectual Property Law Journal. Coordinator of University of Baltimore School of Law Intellectual Property Attorney Alumni Directory, publishing directory and periodic newsletters for intellectual property practitioners who graduated from the University. Law School liaison to the Business School Lab to Market program. Advisor to the University of Baltimore Center for Technology Commercialization. Law School representative to the University Academic Procedures and Rules Committee PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Oral testimony on March 18, 2003 before a panel of U. S. Copyright officials in a panel including boat manufacturer representatives on the Vessel Hull Design Protection Act, 17 U. S. C. sections 1301-1332, in response to Federal Register Notice, Feb. 13, 2003 (Vol. 68, No. 30, page 7350-7351 (100 pages including appendices).

523 Attended the ABA, IP Law Section Midwinter Meeting of Officers and Chairs in Sarasota, Florida, January 18-21, 2003, and provided a written and oral report to the IPL Section Council on activities as Liaison to the ABA, Section of International Law, Committee on Coordination with the UN. Attended Executive Committee and annual meeting of ATRIP (Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property),in New Delhi, India, October 3-11, 2002; presented a paper titled: "Revolution in U. S. Patent, Trademark, Copyright and Industrial Designs. Continued as ATRIP web site manager (http://www.atrip.org); initiated mentor program for new ATRIP members (trail start). Present paper and participated in panel discussion on Trade Dress Protection at the ABA- IP Section Spring Conference, on April 12, 2002, in Washington, D. C. Attended ABA, IP Section, Officers and Committee Chair Midwinter meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, January 20-23, 2002; report presented as Section Liaison to the ABA, International Section, Committee on UN Coordination. Presented the opening address at the FICPI Design Conference in Rome, Italy, November 14-16, 2001, and participated in panel discussion on the future of industrial design protection harmonization. I assisted in the planning of this confernce which was organized by Rober Mitchell and Joseph Kolasch, over a two year period. Selected papers from this conference will be published in the University of Baltimore School of Law IP Law Journal, and this project is being coordinated, Attended AIPLA Annual Meeting of the Industrial Designs Committee on October 17, 2001, and prepared the minutes for the meeting for publication in the AIPLA Bulletin. Presented talk at the Maryland Bar Association, Business Section, IP Committee, recent developments in U. S. IP law, October 1, 2003. Attended Executive Council meeting and annual meeting of ATRIP, at the University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, September 19-22, 2001.. Present paper on the U. S. Vessel Hull Design Protection Act. Coordinated visit of plant biologist research scientist, Siva Balasubrama, from India, who received a Fulbright Scholarship for six months to study IP at Univesity of Baltimore of Law, August 2001 to February 2002. Completed term as chair of the ABA, IP Section Committee 412 (Industrial Design)(1999-2001.

524 Attended annual meeting of the ABA, IP Section, held in Seattle, Washington, June 27-30, 200. Presented paper: The DotCom Nightmare or Opportunity? - The Business Method Patent", at the University of Baltimore Merrick School of Business DotCom Conference, April 24, 2001 Conducted research, June 1 to 22, 2001, at UN Offices in Geneva, including World Health Organization, on drug patents and licensing, and at the World Intellectual Property Organization on several IP subjects. In March 2001 met with a Research Group from the Japanese Patent Office in Washington, D.C. on the study of U. S. protection of computer-generated displays. Presented paper on International IP Developments at UB IP Law Society Second Annual IP Current Developments Symposium, Feb. 9, 2001. Attended the ABA, Section of IP Law Midwinter Meeting, Jan 26-30, 2001, in Fort Lauderdale, FL, and submitted report for Committee 412 (Industrial Designs) and and oral report update. During the semester break, at the invitation of the Japanese government and Chuo University, participated in several activites in Japan: presented paper on business method paptent related U.S. legislation at the 2000 Tokyo Internet Law Conference, held December 18 and 19, 2000, and participated in a panel discussion at that meeting on this subject with European and Japanese professors. At Chuo University, in Tokyo on December 20, 2000, lectured in an IP course class of 125 students on U. S. patent law changes that harmonized essentially with laws of other countries; following that class, participated in an IP seminar where a final report was presented by students on Japanese unfair competition law design protection, and he lectured on comparative U.S. laws. On December 22, 2000, particpated a meeting at the Japanese Patent Office (JPO) to discuss interpretation of a provision in Japanese design registration law that concerned U. S. practitioners. Attended annual general meeting and Executive Committee meeting of ATRIP (Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property) in Santorini, Greece, September 18-19, 2000. Work for two months summer 2000 on various projects WIPO. The projects included assisting in planning a curriculum and web site and teaching in the WIPO Academy and research.

525 Assisted in organizing Continuing Legal Education program at the American Bar Association, Sectionof Intellectual Property law, Business Meeting, in Boston, MA, June 2000, on trade dress protection; presented papers titled "Boosting Your Trade Dress Protection in the U. S. A. and Abroad" and "International Product Shape Protection under Trademark Registration and Industrial Design Registration Laws: Further harmonization Needed". Coordinated hosting Professor Keita Sato from Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan, at University of Baltimore School of Law, where he participated in intellectual Property courses and gave an address to the faculty on Development of Legal Education in Japan, March 2000 Presented talk on industrial desgn developments at the Copyright Society of U.S.A meeting., Napa Valley, CA, Feb. 11 and 12, 2000. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Intellectual Property Law Association annual meeting, Crystal City, VA, on Oct. 21, 1999. Fall 1999 tutored students as a part of the WIPO Academy Distance Learning Course DL101, Introduction ot Intellectual Property. Chair of the American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property Law Committee 412 - Industrial Designs, 1999 to present. Attend the annual meeting of ATRIP (Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research and Intellectual Property), held at WIPO, July 12 and 13, 1999. Presented paper and moderated session. Elected to serve on the ATRIP Executive Committee for a two year term. Represented the American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property law (IP Section) at the Diplomatic Conference on the Hague Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Industrial Designs, held at WIPO, Geneva, Switzerland, June 16 to July 6, 1999. Prepared resolution and obtain approval of IP Section resolution in support of the proposed treaty successful completion. Conducted research at WIPO June and July 1999, and assisted the WIPO Academy in summer program for visiting scholars. During the last mentioned visit to Japan in the summer of 1998, lectures and and written papers were presented to the following professional organizations of attorneys at meeting centers in Tokyo: Japanese Design Protection Association Recent Developments in U. S. Design Patent Protection and U. S. Design

526 Protection Legislation, and the Japanese Trademark Association - The U. S. Debate on Product Design Trademark Protection. Visiting professor at Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan, for entire month of June 1998. The work included giving lectures in several courses and participating in seminars. For each lecture, a paper in English was distributed to the students, to assist in communications. Lectures were translated into Japanese at intervals during the presentations. The papers presented were: Introduction to the U.S. Patent System: For a Comparative Study; U. S Patent System: First to Invent - A Comparative Study; First to File and First to Invent Systems; Introduction to U.S. Industrial Design Protection; U. S. Patent System Doctrine of Equivalents: for a Comparative Study; Claim for Improved Bag Closure Device - Example of Doctrine of Equivalents Analysis; U.S. Intellectual Property Law Related Treaties and International Agreements: For a Comparative Study. Prepared and distributed updated Directory (1998) of UB law School Alumni Intellectual Property Law Property Practitioners (188 names), and a 1998-1 newsletter on UB Intellectual Property program activities. Presented paper: Obtaining Design Protection Worldwide Today and in the Promissing Near Future, at American Intellectual Property Law Association Midwinter Meeting, La Quinta, CA, January 22, 1998. Presented report of Special Committee 351 on Hague Agreement (Industrial Designs) at ABA, Section of Intellectual Property Law, Midwinter Meeting, January 20, 1998. Co-presented a conference at the National Law School of India, reviewing developments in intellectual property law teaching in law schools, held November 24-26, 1997, in Bangalore, India, and sponsored by the UN (World Intellectual Property Organization). Professors from Australia, India and Malaysia were the other presenters. Represented the American Bar Association, Section on Intellectual Property Law, at the 7th Meeting of Experts on revision of the Hague Agreement on the International Deposit of Industrial Designs, held in at the World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, November 3-7, 1997. As for the previous meetings, preparation was over the full interval between meetings, and involved research, preparation of proposals and coordination with the U.S.

527 government and bar organizations. Testified before the U.S. House, Subcommittee on Courts and Intellectual Property, October 23, 1998, answering questions at oral hearing.. Organized and co-taught for second time UN (World Intellectual Property Organization) two week September 1997 course in Jakarta, Indonesia, on intellectual property law to Indonesian law professors, to assist in developing courses; under direction of the UN ( World Intellectual Property Organization), Geneva, Switzerland. Professor from Australia and Vice President of Paramount Pictures particpated in the program. Program co-sponsored by the University of Indonesia. Presented paper, Internet Intellectual Property Research and Publication: A search for quality and Global Communications, at the annual meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, held in Paris, France, July 7-9, 1997. Participated in Franklin Pierce Law Center 6th Biannual Conference on Patent System Major Problems, April 11-12, 1997. Organized full day National Conference on Industrial Design Protection (see Program Booklet), held October 23, 1996, Washington, D.C., sponsored by the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA), Industrial Designers Society of American and University of Baltimore School of Law. Presented paper on The 21st Century Design Patent System (see Publications list below). Consultant to U.S. Agency for International Development conference held September-November 1996, at University of Baltimore School of Law, based on $100,000 grant, on Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in the U.S. and China, involving U.S. and Chinese practitioners, professors and judges. Received 1996 award for outstanding education program from Maryland Association on Higher Education, with two other recipients, for developing the Lab to Market (Technology Transfer) courses at the University of Baltimore.

528 Organized and co-taught UN mission course in Indonesia, on intellectual property law to Indonesian law professors; program held July 8 to 26, 1996, in Jakarta, Indonesia, under direction of the World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, Switzerland. Professor from Belgium participated in program. Presented talk to the AIPLA Electronics and Computer Committee and Industrial Designs Committee on computer-generated icon protection by design patent at the AIPLA Midwinter Institute on Computer Law, La Quinta, CA (1/14/96). Submitted written comments to Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) on proposed Interim Guidelines Concerning Computer-Generated Icon Design Patent Applications (12/4/95). Coordinated preparation of AIPLA position on design patent protection of computer-generated icons, and prepared comments submitted by AIPLA president. Present paper at American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property Law (ABA, IPL Section), Use of Utility and Design Patent to Protect the Same Product: A Strategy for Success (6/23/95). Testified at public hearing concerning the publication of patents at 18 months from U.S. filing date, particularly on the publication of design patents (2/15/95), and presented written comments. Consulting continues with the Japanese government in their review of changes for protection of designs and revision of their design patent law. Assisted Australian government in international study of design protection developments, and on preparation of proposed revision of their design laws. Attended meeting of experts on the Hague Agreement Concerning the International Deposit of Industrial Designs, held 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995 at WIPO, Geneva, Switzerland, coordinating with U.S. government and representing the AIPLA and the American Bar Association (Developing a revised treaty for adherence by more countries).

529 Speaker at ABA, IPL Section Continuing Education Program, Colorado Springs, Colorado, June 22, 1995; Topic: The Use of Utility Patents and Designs Patents to Protect the Same Product: A Strategy for Success Chairman of ABA, IPL Section Committee on the Hague Agreement Concerning the International Deposit of Industrial Designs, 1991-present Chairman of AIPLA Special Committee on Industrial Designs, now the Industrial Designs Committee, 1994-present; organized programs and moderated several meetings. Comments on 18 Months Publication of Patent Applications, Public Hearing Statement, February 14, 1995, published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, on Internet and as part of the hearing record. Lectured in Japan on design patent law and practice concerning computergenerated icon protection, and other topics, at a series of international conferences organized by Japanese Patent Office and other organizations, November 3-21, 1994. Papers presented at meeting of Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research of Intellectual Property Law, Stockholm, Sweden, July 1993; topics: (abbreviated) Qualifications and examination of person to become patent attorneys in the U.S.; Cooperation between Business and Law School at University of Baltimore in the Lab to Market program Presented paper on revision of the Hague Agreement Concerning the International Deposit of Industrial designs at Fordham University School of Law conference on European Community and U.S. Intellectual Property law, April 1993. Paper presented at meeting of Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research of Intellectual Property Law, Geneva, Switzerland, July 1992; topic: (abbreviated) University of Baltimore School of Law Technology Transfer Course.

530 Speaker at Federation Internationale des Conseils en Propriete (FICPI) World Congress, Harrogate, England, October 2, 1991; Topic: U.S. and International Industrial Design Developments. Member of ABA, IPL Section Committee on Industrial Designs, 1980- present. Conducted foreign industrial design law research on a fellowship at the MaxPlanck-Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright and Competition Protection, February-June 1990. Participated in the development of a proposal on EC industrial design law at the Max-Planck Institute in the Institute's development and held discussions with the EC on a Community industrial design directive, 1989-1990. Conducted industrial design research on foreign laws and treaties at the World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, June and July 1990. On industrial design law and practice, assisted the Japanese Patent Office in review of alternatives for improving Japanese system, 1990-present. Conference Participant, attending WIPO 5th meeting of experts, parts I and II, held in June and December l988, and 8th meeting, Part I, held June 1990, on the patent law harmonization draft treaty, as a representative of ATRIP. National Industrial Design law and Practice Conference, organized conference and moderated one session at the University of Baltimore School of Law, March l0 and ll, l989, attended by over l30 persons, including participants from several foreign countries. Member of Council, American Bar Association, Patent, Trademark, and Copyright Section (ABA-PTC Section), l987-l99l. U. S. Patent and Trademark Office Examination Board Member, preparing questions for the agent/attorney patent exam in l987 to present. Charter Member and Secretary (1987-1989), International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property (organization of

531 law professors, supported by the United Nations, World Intellectual Property organization). Organized and moderated part of the l988 annual meeting held in Washington, D.C. (Member since 1981). Chairman Patent Law Program, ABA-PTC Section CLE Program, March l988, in Washington, D.C. Organized and moderated 5.5 hour program. ABA-PTC Section Committee 305 (Industrial Designs), currently member; l982l986, chairman, coordinated education programs for industry on industrial design law and assisted in redrafting of legislation. Member, Maryland Bar Association, Section on Corporations, Business and Banking, Committee on Partnerships, l984-present; redrafted part of the Maryland Limited Partnership Act (enacted in 1988); Committee on Intellectual Property since formation in 1990. PUBLICATIONS Special Note: Several papers were prepared for publication only on professor's web site (http://www.fryer.com). Other papers were published on the Fryer web site (http://www.fryer.com) and in other publications, as indicated in the individual listing of the papers. FryerNewsletter No. 6, published only on Fryer Institute web site, uploaded on June 5, 2003. William T. Fryer, III, European Union (EU) Revolutionizes General Industrial Design Protection, 84 Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society 899 (2002) [This article was translated into Japanese and published in 47 Journal of the Japanese Group, A.I.P.P.I 802 (2002)]. William T. Fryer, III, Trade Dress Protection: U.S. and International Developments The Prospects for Goobal Harmonization, Proceedings of the ABA, Section of IP Law 810 [CD available from the ABA, 17th Annual IP Conference, April 11-12, 2002, Washington, D. C. (2002)]. William T. Fryer, III, The Geneva Act, Hague Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Industrial Designs -- Status Report on International Acceptance, Review of Development History and How It Will Work, Proceedings of the ABA, Section of IP Law 745 (CD available from the ABA, Section of IP, Summer IPL Conference, June 26-30, 2002, Philadelphia, PA.

532 Lanny Herron and William T. Fryer, III, Ideas for Developing Country Universities in Teaching Technology Commercialization: The Experience at the University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore, Maryland, U. S. A., published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) on its web site (http://www.wipo.int/sme/en/welcome.htm), accessed on the Small and Medium-size Enterprise page with E-mail distributed publications (Newsletter), July 2002, viewed April 1, 2003. William T. Fryer, III, Road Signs -- What product features can be protected by trademark law?. The Daily Record A10 (Feb. 8, 2003). William T. Fryer, III, New Design Protection Treaty -- Geneva Act -- Global Implementation, to be published in the ABA, IP Law Section, Annual Committee Reports Publication 2002-2003, as part of the Committee 412 (Industrial Designs) report. William T. Fryer, III, Vessel Hull Design Protection Act -- Evaluation Comments -Recommendations for Changes, to be published in the ABA, IP Law Section, Annual Committee Reports Publication 2002-2003, as a part of the Committee 412 (Industrial Designs) report. William T. Fryer, III, Newsletter No. 5, published on professor's web site, uploaded April 11, 2002, including announcement on the U. S. Ratification of the Geneva Act (new design treaty), a new article on the EU Commencement of the unregistered protection part of their Community Design Regulation System, and republication of a research report prepared for the ABA, IP Law Section Committee (Industrial Designs) 412 (2001-2002, on accessing statistics on filing and issuance of designed patents, and republication of the John Marshall article on trade dress, web site viewed April 1, 2003,. William T. Fryer, III, written testimony filed prior to March 18, 2003 hearing in response to Copyright Office and Patent and Trademark Office request for comments on the Vessel Hull Deisgn Protection Act, 17 U. S. C. sections 13011332, Federal Register Notice, Feb. 13, 2003 (Vol. 68, No. 30, page 7350-7351 (100 pages including appendices).. Fryer, III, William T., U.S. PTO and WIPO Global Design Patent Statistics and Analysis, Comiittee 412 (Industrial Designs), ABA, Section of IP Law Annual Committee Reports 2001-2002 (to be published on Internet by Section); also published on Fryer Institutue web site, http://www.fryer.com,updated on April 12, 2002.

533 Fryer, III, William T., Trade Dress Protection: U.S. and International Developments - The Prospects for Global Harmonization, published in ABA, Section of IP Law Conference Proceeds April 11 and 12, 2002, on CD Rom, available from ABA, IP Section Administrative Office, contact information on Section web site http://www.abanet.org/intelprop. Fryer, III, William T., Minutes of the AIPLA Industrial Designs Committee, held October 18, 2001, 2002 AIPLA Bulletin 40-41. Fryer, III, William T., Vessel Hull Design Protection Act - USA: Overview and Update, 46 Center for Law and Business at the University of Lausanne (CEDIDAC) 581-582 (2002). Fryer, III, William T., Trademark Product Appearance Features, United States and Foreign Protection Evolution: A Need for Clarification and Harmonization, 34 John Marshall L. Rev. 947-971 (2001). Fryer, III, William T., An Overview of Industrial Design Global Developments (opening address at the FICPI Design Conference, Rome, Italy, Nov. 14-16, 2001 (accepted for publication in the University of Baltimore IP Law Journal). Fryer, III, William T., Roundtable Discussion on the Future Development of the Design System, FICPI Design Conference, Rome, Italy, Nov. 14-16, 2001 (Transcript to be published in the University of Baltimore, IP Law Journal). Fryer, III, William T., Committee 412 (Industrial Designs) Annual Report, ABA, Section of IP Law Annual Reports 2000-2001 (available on the Section web site, at http://www.abanet.org/intelprop. Fryer, III, William T., Protection of Partial Design, Japanese Design Protection Association (2001) (in Japanese). Fryer, III, William T., Intellectual Property and Treaties - Keys to International Business Success, 33 Maryland Bar Journal 18 (2000). Fryer, III, William T., The Evolution of Market Entry Industrial Design Protection: An International Comparative Analysis, 21 European Intellectual Property Review 618 (1999). Fryer, III, William T., The Evolution of Market Entry Product Design Protection in the U. S., published by ATRIP (Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property), assisted by World Intellectual Property Organization, Proceedings (July 1999).

534 Fryer, III, William T., written testimony requested by U. S. Patent and Trademark office, on the Hague Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Industrial Designs, submitted for hearing held May 13, 1999 and published by that U. S. Patent and Trademark Office. Fryer, III, William T., Annual Report of Committee 412 - Industrial Deisgns, American Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property, prepared as chairman chair, approved March 1999, published in Annual Committee Report. Fryer, III, William T., Review of University of Baltimore Intellectual Property Program, published on web site March 3, 1999, address: http://www.ubalt.edu/iplsoc. Fryer, III, William T., U.S. Protection of Well Known and Famous Marks, uploaded Sept. 24, 1998; submitted for the Indonesian Intellectual Property Society meeting in Bandung, Indonesia, held Sept. 25-26, 1998, paper submitted at the request of U.S. Embassy, Republic of Indonesia. Paper published on Fryer Web Site, uploaded Sept. 24, 1998 to Fryer.com web site.. The papers only on the Fryer.Institite web site were: Fryer, III, William T., PTO Open House Report, up loaded Aug. 7, 1998; U.S. Design Patent Special Statutues and Commentary, last updated on May 31, 1998; Commentary on PTO Major Design Patent Rule Changes, last updated on Nov. 10, 1998; Country and Regional Industrial Design Protection Feature, last updated Feb 16, 1998; Fryer Newsletter No. 2, Nov. 10, 1997; Fryer Newsletter No. 1, March 24, 1997; U.S. Design Patents on Internet, last updated May 24, 1997; Special Interest Web Sites on Industrial Design Protection, Last updated Aug. 3, 1998. Fryer, III, William T., Obtaining Design Protection Worldwide Today and in the Promising Near Future, AIPLA Proceedings, Midwinter Meeting, La Quinta, CA (1998). Fryer, III, William T., Vessel Hull Design Protection Act, Chuo University International Center Journal (to be published in 1998; translated into Japanese).

535 Fryer, III, William T., The 21st Century Design Patent System, 24 American Intellectual Property law Association Quarterly Journal (Nos. 2,3 & 4 1996) (Published in Jan. 1998). Fryer, III, William T., Vessel Hull Design Protection Act paper submitted to the U.S. House, Subcommittee on Courts and Intellectual Property, Committee of the Judiciary, and currently published on the Subcommittee web site (http://www.house.gov/judiciary/4.htm), and on the Professor Fryer's web site.

Report of Special Committee 351 (Hague Agreement on Industrial Designs), ABA, Section of Intellectual Property Law Proceedings 253-5 (1997). Amicus Curiae Brief filed August 11, 1997, in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, Appeal 97-1225, serial no. 29/020,787, In re Scott Daniels; this document was published on the Fryer web site, up loaded about August 11, 1998. Fryer, William T., III, Internet Intellectual Property Research: and Publication: A Search for Quality and Gobal Communications, ATRIP Proceedings (1997). Commentary, 37 Idea-The Journal of Law and Technology 623, 655, 666, 700, 733 and 738 (1997). Report of Special Committee 351 (Hague Agreement on Industrial Designs), ABA, Section of Intellectual Property Law Proceedings (1996). Fryer, III, William T., Seeking a Benefits Balance in the Industrial Design Treaty Revision (Hague Agreement): Fifth Meeting of Experts, Held June 13-16, 1995, 77 J. Pat. & Trademark Off. Soc'y 931-952 (1995). Fryer, III, William T., Use of Utility and Design Patent to Protect the Same Product: A Strategy for Success, ABA, IPL Section Summer Conference Proceedings 75-102 (1995).

536 Report of the Committee on Industrial Designs, AIPLA, Bulletin 338-340 (1995). Report of Special Committee 351 (Hague Agreement on Industrial Designs), ABA, Section of Intellectual Property Law Proceedings (1995). Comments on 18 Months Publication of Patent Applications, Public Hearing Statement, February 14, 1995, published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, on Internet and as part of the hearing record. Fryer, III, William T., International Industrial Design Protection Improvement: The Hague Agreement Revision, 2 U. Balt. Intell. Prop. L. J. 37 (1993) (published in 1995). Future of the U.S. Substantive Examination System: Design Patent Law and Practice (52 pages), Tokyo Design Symposium, Conference Proceedings (Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan, Nov. 1994). Report of the Committee on Industrial Designs, AIPLA, Bulletin 128-131 (1994). Fryer,III, William T., More Bang for Your Design Protection Money: A Report on the Hague Agreement Third Meeting of Experts, 76 J. Pat. & Trademark Off. Soc'y 91-115 (1994). Report of Special Committee 351 (Hague Agreement on Industrial Designs, ABA, Section of Intellectual Property Law Proceedings 302-304 (1994). Fryer, III, William T., Report on Hague Agreement (Industrial Designs) Second Meeting of Experts, WIPO, April 27-30, 1992, 74 yJ. Pat. & Trademark Off. Soc' 923-937 (1992). Fryer, III, William T., International Review of Pending U.S. Design Legislation: Is It on the Right Track?, 73 J. Pat. & Trademark Off. Soc'y 905-930 (1991).

537 Fryer, III, William T., Symposium on Industrial Design Law and Practice, organized and assisted in editing Symposium publication; contributed following articles: Introduction to a Symposium, 1-6; A case History of Industrial Design Success: The Dove Lamp, 160-163; and Industrial Design Protection in the United States of America - Present Situation and Plans for Revision, 98-221, 19 University of Baltimore Law Review, No. 1 and No. 2 1989/1990 (published July 1991). Fryer, III, William T., Design Users Suggest National Law Changes, EC Approach and Harmonisation Strategy: Federal Republic of Germany Surveys on Design Protection 2-14, A.I.P.P.I., Journal of the Japanese Group [Japanese translation of 1990 European Intellectual Property Review (EIPR) article listed next below]. Fryer, III, William T., Design Users Suggest National Law Changes, EC Approach and Harmonisation Strategy: Federal Republic of Germany Surveys on Design Protection, 1990 EIPR (UK) 360-368. Fryer, III, William T., Patent Law Harmonization Treaty Decision is Not Far Off What Course Should the U.S. Take?: A Review of the Current Situation and Alternatives Available, 30 IDEA - The Journal of Law and Technology 309-354 (1990); the same article was published in the 72 J. Pat. & Trademark Off. Soc'y, 242-254 and 298 -333 (1990). Fryer, III, William T., Industrial design Protection in the United States of America - Present Situation and Plans for Revision, WIPO Industrial Property Journal, March l988, ll5-l3l; the same article was published in the J. Pat. & Trademark Off. Soc'y 820-846 (1988). Fryer, III. William T., An Academic's View on Patent Harmonization Proposals, Proceedings of the ABA-PTC Section Continuing Legal Education Conference, held March 24 and 25, l988, in Washington, D.C. Fryer, III, William T., "Where the Action Is", Patent World, Jan. l988, 22-25 (describing the organization and operation of the ABA-PTC Section).

538 Fryer, III, William T., United States Legislative Activity, Patent World, 27 (1987) (related to patent law harmonization). Congressional testimony, oral and written, on June 23, l988 before the Subcommittee on Courts ..., U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Industrial Design Protection Act, H.R. ll79 (l00th Cong., lst Sess.). Congressional written testimony on Industrial Innovation and Technology Act of 1987, S.79l (l00th Cong., lst Sess.); testimony submitted to the Subcommittee on Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks, U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee at the request of Senator DeConcini, in March l987. Fryer, III, William T., Chairman Committee 305 (Industrial Designs) report, ABAPTC Section Committee Reports (l986, l985, l984, and l983). Fryer, III, William T., Industrial Design protection in the United States - A Proposal for Improvement, Proceedings, International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property; meeting held on September l7, l985, Geneva, Switzerland. Fryer, III, William T., Protection of Ornamental Designs of Useful Articles - The Legislative Opportunity, Proceedings, ABA, PTC Section 160-193 (l982) (Appendix D). Fryer, III, William T., The United States Patent Re-examination Process Background, Explanation and Analysis, l0 EIPR 290 (l98l). McGovern, Peter J., and Fryer, III, William T., The Drama of Formation, Operation and Changes for A South Dakota Non-Profit Corporation, l980, South Dakota Arts Council. Fryer, III, William T., New California Non-Profit Corporation law: A Unique Approach, 7 Pepperdine University Law Review l (l978).

539 Fryer, III, William T., book review, Operating Problems of California Corporations, 66 Pepperdine University Law Review l (l978). Fryer, III, William T., Antitrust Law Update for the South Dakota Practitioner State Law Changes and the Federal Improvements Act, 23 South Dakota Law Review 3l (l978). WORK IN PROGRESS The preparation of a book on the history and operation of the Geneva Act of the Hague Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Industial Designs is well on its way to completion. Work on the related treatise on Industrial Design Law and Practice continues, as time permits. SPECIAL NOTE: Continous development is occurring of the Fryer web site (http://www.fryer.com), devoted primarily to industrial design protection. The cost for this site and related equipments and software is paid entirely by Professor Fryer. A country by country listing of key industrial design protection publications has been started. A page has been started with an introduction and analysis of U.S. statutes on design patent protection. A newsletter have been published, with information on new developments concerning industrial design protection. This web site functions as a worldwide focal point for research and distribution of information concerninng industrial design protection.

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540 Work: 1- A Strategic Operational Model of Training-Education for Taiwanese Industry. Ph.D. dissertation, Drake University, U.S.A.. 2- Wu, Chen-Fong (2006/12). The study of the Relations among Ethical Considerations, Family Management and Organizational Performance in Corporate Governance. Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 68, p.p.165- 179.[SSCI] 3- Wu, Chen-Fong (2004/10). The Study of the Relationship Between the Organizational Climate and the Campus Ethical Issues of University across the Taiwan Strait. Journal of Dong Hua University, Vol. 21, No. 5, p.p.132-135.[EI] 4. Wu, Chen-Fong (2004/7). Research on a Typology of Business Ethics Operation across the Taiwan Strait. Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 52, No. 3, p.p.229-242.[SSCI] 5. Wu, Chen-Fong (2003/7). A study of the Adjustment of Ethical Recognition and Ethical Decision-making of Managers- to- be Across the Taiwan Strait Before and After Receiving a Business Ethics Education. Journal of Business Ethics, No. 45, p.p.291-307.[SSCI] 6. Wu, Chen-Fong (2002/11). Business Should be its own Therapist :Observing the Governance Ethics of Taiwanese Enterprises. Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 40, p.p.363-371.[SSCI] 7. Wu, Chen-Fong (2002/2). The Relationship of Ethical Decision-Making, Business Ethics and Performance in Taiwan. Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 35, p.p.143-162.[SSCI] 8. Wu, Chen-Fong (2001/9). The Study of Global Business Ethics of Taiwanese Enterprises in East Asia¡GIdentifying Taiwanese Enterprises in Mainland China, Vietnam and Indonesia as Targets. Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 33, No. 2, p.p.151-165.[SSCI] 9. Wu, Chen-Fong (2001/1). The Relation between Buddhist Culture and Business Ethics. Tamkang Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, No. 6, p.p.84-100. 10. Wu, Chen-Fong (2001/1). The Study of Global Business Ethics in East Asia: Taiwan Enterprises in Indonesia as Targets. OMEGA, Vol. 29, No. 3, p.p.221-231.[SSCI] 11. Wu, Chen-Fong (2000/6). Diversity among The Values of Administrators in Different Organizations and the Determinants of Ethics in Decision Making. Journal of China Textile University, Vol. 17, No. 2, p.p.117-121.[EI] 12. Wu, Chen-Fong (1999/12). A Preliminary study of the Organizational Ethical Climate and its¡¥ Enhancement Methods for Taiwan and Shanghai. Journal of China Textile University, Vol. 16, No. 4, Wu, Chen-Fong (2006/11/1). Does the EAST Differ from the WEST to HACK a Way through the Ethical Jungle?. Proceeding of the World Business Ethics Forum.

541 13. Wu, Chen-Fong (2005/11/4-2005/11/7). The Travel Marketing Chain and Marketing Ethics of ¡¥Huashanmiku¡¦: The ¡¥Stakeholers¡¦ Perspective. Zitko, Howard John Founder of the World University Zitko was responsible, largely single-handedly, for the creation of the World University Roundtable, an international learned society that was, some twenty years later, to create the World University in Arizona and, via its Regional Colleges, in Africa, Asia and South Africa as well. His vision of education was ambitious and all-encompassing, rooted in an esoteric spiritual consciousness which pervaded everything that he did. In his pursuit of the World University ideal of a global educational establishment transcending national and cultural boundaries, Zitko was far ahead of his time; many of his ideas concerning experiential education have since passed into the mainstream contexts of the non-traditional, open and distance education movements in the USA and elsewhere. If his pioneering achievement was at times acknowledged more by a circle of initiates rather than by the public at large, this was a reflection of the way his ideas had come to capture the mind of a generation to such an extent that they had ceased to be merely the property of a single individual and passed into common consciousness. Born on 26 October 1911 and educated at the Universities of Wisconsin and California, Zitko entered the Christian ministry in the 1930s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, later becoming pastor of churches in Hollywood and Huntington Park, California. His interest in spiritual matters transcended orthodox Christianity, however, and he began to become increasingly involved with the Arcane school of belief, whose chief protagonist was Alice A. Bailey. Other esoteric spiritual influences acknowledged by Zitko at this time included C.W. Leadbeater (Theosophy), Max Heindel (Rosicrucianism), Manly P. Hall, Edgar Cayce, Krishnamurti, Aurobindo and Sivananda. Influenced by these teachings, Zitko became much involved in Lemurian and Atlantean philosophy, which was at that time to the forefront of spiritual investigation, and was a leading member of the Lemurian Fellowship, heading its Midwestern Division. Spurred on by this research, he produced in 1936 his philosophical masterwork; the Lemurian TheoChristic Conception, a complex and extremely wide-ranging work of some 325,000 words outlining in a lucid and cogent manner his credo, and addressing much that was then at the forefront of spiritual science and esoteric philosophy. This was presented by the Lemurian Fellowship as a study course during the 1940s, when it attracted many students, and was subsequently revised in 1956 and 1979 before publication by the World University Press. In 1940, Zitko had followed the Conception with the publication of An Earth-Dweller's Return, the edited unpublished manuscripts of the spiritual master Phylos, part of which had been published in 1884 by the medium Frederick Spencer Oliver as A

542 Dweller on Two Planets. These Zitko also made available to the public, initially through the Lemurian Press and later through the World University Press. He was later to author Democracy in Economics - Streamers of Light from the New World, World University Insights and New Age Tantra Yoga. Zitko's productive activity was crowned in 1946, when, inspired by the recent foundation of the United Nations, he addressed an audience of educators and lay members on the winter solstice at the Echo Park Women's Club, Los Angeles, outlining the establishment of a world university on a world scale with a world programme that would further the cause of world peace and understanding. From that meeting a board of thirteen trustees was formed in Los Angeles, resulting in the incorporation of the World University Roundtable in California on February 24, 1947, as a non-profit religious, educational and charitable corporation that would work towards the furtherance of the World University vision. Of these thirteen, comprising spiritual leaders, educators, naturopaths and others, Zitko was the last to survive, although his colleague Dr Norman Walker was to live to the age of 108. It was this board that inaugurated the Los Angeles Section of the World University in 1948 with forty instructors and a diverse curriculum; however, the section was to founder for lack of funding and suitable space a few years afterwards. The World University movement thus created was to be described as the "Grandaddy" of all such experiments by Dr Robert Muller, former secretary-general of the United Nations. In 1950, the erstwhile First Lady, Eleanor Roosevelt, endorsed the World University, praising its world peace initiatives. With a mind towards expansion, Zitko oversaw the creation of the World University Association of Schools, which was to embrace numerous worldwide institutions in the succeeding years. The concept, partly born of financial necessity, was that in each country the university would grow from the grass roots rather than according to a centralised plan; in this way existing schools would affiliate to the World University and in time work towards Regional College status. In 1952, adherents in Buenos Aires published a four-page informative bulletin about the World University and distributed 10,000 copies; this complimented the University's own bimonthly journal, eventually entitled Liftoff, which continued in publication for 56 years from 1947 until its last issue in May-June 2003, bringing news of the World University to its many adherents around the globe. From 1947 onwards, an Annual Conference was organised in accordance with the Roundtable constitution, initially at the Roundtable headquarters, then in Washington, DC from 1967-75, but subsequently expanding to take in locations in Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. The 1970 Conference was held simultaneously in Nigeria, the Netherlands and the USA; after this Conferences took place in, amongst other places, Brussels (1992), Rome (1993), England (1996), Bali (1997), Korea (1979, 1990), India (1987), Canada (1984), Puerto Rico (1994), Germany (1995), USA (Los Angeles, 1976, Oregon, 1977, Texas, 2000) and

543 St Lucia (2002). The 2003 Conference had been scheduled for Arizona, but was pre-empted by Zitko's death. It was perhaps these Annual Conferences, which brought together educators from around the world that were the supreme demonstration of the strength of support for the World University movement. The organization of the Roundtable proceeded with the appointment of Chief Delegates in each country in which there was representation (that total rising to more than 80 countries by the close of the twentieth-century) and the formation of national offices in those countries beginning with India in 1987 and succeeded by Nigeria and Ghana in 1991, Italy in 1992, Argentina, Greece, Bulgaria, Luxembourg, Bangladesh and others. Membership was by invitation; with each Chief Delegate invited to nominate individuals of considerable distinction in their fields for the award of the Cultural Doctorate in their discipline, which honorary award then brought these individuals into the work of the World University. In addition ordinary membership of the Roundtable was open to those from all walks of life who wished to support the endeavor. In time the roll of the Cultural Doctorate membership was to grow to several hundred, embracing educators, spiritual and political leaders, business people, writers, artists, musicians and others. One of the last recipients was the GovernorGeneral of St Lucia, Dame Pearlette Louisy. In India, the members of the Roundtable were so numerous as to merit the creation of the "Indian Alumni of the World University" under the chairmanship of Dr J.J. Bennett in 1988; the roll of this organisation stood at 88 in 2001. Its activities have included the reprinting of Liftoff in Indian languages, the sponsorship of essay competitions, and the involvement in political, social and humanitarian projects throughout the subcontinent. In 1958, the World University Roundtable offices moved to Huntington Park from their former location in Hollywood and Burbank, in consequence of Zitko's appointment to a new ministry there. He was to hold this appointment until 1964, when he devoted himself full-time to the work of the World University. 1962 had seen former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower advocate a World University in an address to the Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession in Stockholm, Sweden, and as a result the World University received banner headlines in the Los Angeles Times. In 1964, Zitko and the World University organized a move to Arizona, where two years later they reached an agreement with the Horizon Land Corporation to relinquish six hundred acres leased from the State Land Department. Once it had become clear that a substantial campus was now a real possibility, the Roundtable trustees organized the new incorporation of the World University itself in Arizona as an institution of higher education on December 21, 1967, having registered the Roundtable in Arizona in 1964. This represented a fulfillment of the original aims of the Roundtable conceived some twenty years earlier, thus creating a twofold

544 organization comprised of a spiritual arm (the Roundtable) and an academic arm (the University). 1967 also saw the publication of Michael Zweig's "The Idea of a World University" (Southern Illinois University Press) in which the World University was given honorable mention. In 1969, after surrendering the lease on their previous land, the World University purchased a complex of buildings in Tucson, to which was added a library, which was to be the University's home until 1985. That year saw the purchase of the University's present home, the 80-acre Desert Sanctuary Campus at the foot of the Rincon Mountain Range near Benson, Arizona, and two years later, once the move was complete, the Tucson campus was sold. The Desert Sanctuary Campus had originally been used as a yoga ashram and a school for disadvantaged young people; now it was adapted for the World University with the conversion of its nine buildings to provide offices, visitor accommodation and a substantial library. The library building came to house what is arguably the finest library on esoteric and spiritual science and related subjects in the world, consisting of some 25,000 books, manuscripts and other resources, together with theses that had been submitted for the cultural doctorate. 2003 had seen a successful restoration project completed on the library building. The campus, which is of outstanding natural beauty, also features an Olympic-size swimming pool. Zitko was to make the campus his home; he received visitors from throughout the world there, and together with a small staff of volunteers administered the business of the World University without salary, funded by donations and by the trust that he had established to support the University in perpetuity. Chief among this staff must be mentioned Zitko's devoted Secretary, Dr Jill Over way, an expert in yoga also resident on the campus, who typed and prepared each edition of Liftoff and handled much in the way of communications, latterly including messages from around the world via email. The activities of the University expanded to encompass a substantial publications arm during the 1970s; as well as Zitko's writings, it published works of literary criticism, child development, poetry by the acclaimed Canadian poet Stephen Gill and the autobiography of impresario Irwin Parnes. By the 1990s the World University was ready to initiate a series of Regional Colleges, beginning with the North American Regional College (housed at the Desert Sanctuary Campus) in 1998. This college published a prospectus of nontraditional experiential and spiritual studies leading to certificate and diploma awards, with forty-four faculty members drawn from around the world. Although all courses were offered by distance learning, some on-campus instruction also took place, and in 2002 programmes leading to the award of a research doctorate in association with Zoroastrian College were made generally

545 available (from which programme Dr S.S. Walia was the first to graduate in Energy Science, following a thesis on the therapeutic qualities of solar energy). In the following year, the Design, Technology and Management Society initiated the South African Regional College in Ladismith, although this was to cease affiliation in 2002 following a change in management of the DTMS. This was to be followed by the South East Asian Regional College (the World Association of Integrated Medicine in India), the West African Regional College and World University Computer Center (Nigeria) and the Zoroastrian Regional College (the Zoroastrian College, India). At the time of Zitko's death, Queen's University, Bangladesh (the largest private university in that country) and the Daya Pertiwi Foundation, Indonesia, were in the process of seeking Regional College status. Some twenty or so schools and other organizations, whilst not achieving Regional College status, were affiliated or associated with the World University; these included to name but a few, the University for Human Goodness in North Carolina, USA, the Vidya Yoga Free University, Brazil, Ansted University, British Virgin Islands and Malaysia, the International States Parliament for Safety and Peace, the International Association of Educators for World Peace, the Academy of Ethical Science, India, and the Mandingo Academy, New York, USA. Other institutions had formed affiliations with the World University in earlier years, including notably the Parthasarathy International Cultural Academy, India, the Academia Superiore di Studi di Scienze Naturali e Psicobiofisiche Prof. Ambrosini - Diandra International University and Academy, Italy, Brazil, Spain and USA, and the World University of Intercultural Studies, Bulgaria. A website was set up by the World University and Roundtable in 1998, and in 2001 this registered 45,784 hits. After the September 11 attacks, the number of hits snowballed from an average of 1,800 per month to an astonishing 12,959 in the month of those events, suggesting that a wider audience was turning to the World University in times of crisis. Each winter solstice from 1956, commemorating the tenth anniversary of the foundation of the Roundtable, was designated World University Day and formed the focus for an outpouring of worldwide messages to the Desert Sanctuary Campus, sharing in telepathic rapport with the ceremony conducted there. 2002 saw an unprecedented demonstration of support, with many messages from around the globe producing what Zitko described as a "stream of love divine". In his own words, "there never was a greater conviction among all...that the World University was linked with a Higher Authority, cognizant of the dedication expressed by all those who have made the commitment to support the vision which underlies the New World Civilisation of "Light, Love and Power." The ceremony had included the Affirmation of Djwhal Khul the Tibetan,

546 a Message of the Master Phylos and Zitko's own keynote address delivered earlier that year at the Annual Conference in St Lucia. Zitko was a man of imposing presence and energy, and his spiritual qualities became quickly apparent in any discourse. He was generous with his time and encouragement and was an entertaining and thought-provoking correspondent, sending his review of the year's events as a Christmas gift annually. His humanity and warmth were witnessed by the many friends he counted throughout the entire world, making the Desert Sanctuary Campus a focus for those who sought an educational and philosophical ideal that transcended temporal boundaries. One rarely exchanged ideas with him without leaving with a renewed faith in human nature. He is survived by his three children Lenodene Muriel, now retired, Terel, owner of the Landmark Furniture Store in Cottonwood, Arizona, and a spiritual teacher, Beth Ellen, a professor at Winthrop University, South Carolina, and his granddaughter Tiffany, a medical student at North Carolina State University. In answer to the question of how he maintained his faith in the World University in the face of what was at times significant opposition, including at one point a death threat against his person, Zitko replied simply, "Serve as selflessly as possible with your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground, and let the result take care of itself." The Hon. Professor John Kersey Founder Member, World University, and Cultural Doctorate Member, World University Roundtable Vice-Delegate and President, English National Office of the World University

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547 Tel: + 88 01711 308723; E-mail: [email protected] Tel: + 39 329 1947170; E-mail: [email protected] Designation: Doctoral Candidate, School of International Studies, University of Trento, Italy Assistant Professor, Institute of Bangladesh Studies, University of Rajshahi, and Trustee, Unnayan Onneshan- The Innovators, Dhaka, Bangladesh Profession : Teaching, Research and Consultancy Areas of Interest: Trade Policy and Multilateral Trade Regime, Globalisation, Labour Rights, MDGs, PRSP KEY QUALIFICATIONS Jakir Hossain, educated in the universities of London South Bank, London School of Economics, and Carleton in development studies, social policy and planning in developing countries, and trade policy and commercial diplomacy respectively, is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Bangladesh Studies, University of Rajshahi, and Trustee, Unnayan Onneshan, Bangladesh. Currently I am pursuing PhD International Studies at the Doctoral School of International Studies, University of Trento. I have taught Bangladesh Development Perspectives, Participatory Research Methods, Socio-economic Studies of Bangladesh at the Institute of Bangladesh Studies, University of Rajshahi and at the Institute of Business Administration, University of Dhaka. I have contributed to research programmes of Trade Policy Analysis, Bangladesh Public Policy Watch, Primary Education Policy Watch and Listening to People Living in Poverty at Unnayan Onneshan. I worked as Research Associate at the Centre for Policy Dialogue, Bangladesh and was involved in research programs on: Trade Policy and Multilateral Trading System, Population and Sustainable Development, and Independent Review of Bangladesh's Development . I have written articles, policy papers, briefs on multilateral trading regime, labour rights, poverty and injustice, skill formation and learning for employability, education and

548 development, textile and clothing sector. I have been keynote speaker in different national and regional seminars in Bangladesh as well as international conferences in Canada, Pakistan, India and Hong Kong. CURRENT ENGAGEMENT Sep 2006- present Doctoral Candidate School of International Studies, University of Trento, Italy Major: International Economics; Minor: International Politics Dissertation: Trade-linked Labour Standards, Workers Rights and the Politics of (Mis)Representation of Bangladesh’s Garment Workers ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS 2000 Certificate in Trade Policy and Commercial Diplomacy [Equivalent to half of MA requirements] Centre for Trade Policy and Law, Carleton University, Canada Courses completed: • The Fundamentals of the Trade Regime • The International Institutional Setting • The Domestic Institutional Setting • The Nuts and Bolts of Trade Policy • Dispute Settlement • Public Advocacy • Trade Negotiation • Policy Analysis and Formulation 1997-1998 MSc Social Policy and Planning in Developing Countries London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom Courses completed: • Social Policy and Planning • Education and Social Planning • Social Planning for Rural development • Social policy, Planning and participation in Developing Countries 1995-1997 MSc Development Studies London South Bank University, United Kingdom Courses completed: • Images of Development • Agrarian Policies • Research Methods • Industrialisation strategies • Developing Countries in the World Economy • International Business and Trade 1992-1995 Bachelor of Arts National University, Bangladesh Main Focus: • Economics • Social Welfare • Political Science CV: Jakir Hossain 2

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WORK EXPERIENCE 01/01 – present Assistant Professor Institute of Bangladesh Studies (IBS), University of Rajshahi, Rajshahi, Bangladesh [presently on study leave] Course Coordinator: • Bangladesh Development Perspective • Participatory Research Methods Associate Editor Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies (JIBS) Member Board of Studies, Institute of Bangladesh Studies 08/03 – present Member Secretary (Currently as Trustee) Unnayan Onneshan -The Innovators, Centre for Research and Action on Development, Dhaka, Bangladesh www.unnayan.org [presently as Trustee] 08/01 – 03/02 Part Time Teacher Institute of Business Administration (IBA) University of Dhaka, Dhaka Course Coordinator: Socio-economic Studies of Bangladesh 10/99 – 01/01 Research Associate Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), Dhaka Premier civil society think tank in Bangladesh Research Involvement: • Programme on Trade Policy and Multilateral Trading System • Programme on Population and Sustainable Development • Independent Review of Bangladesh's Development (IRBD) SPECIALISED TRAINING 02/98 - 05/98 Project Planning London School of Economics and Political Science 12/98 Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), facilitated by Robert Chambers, Institute of Development Studies, UK 12/98 Planning for Real, conducted by Tony Gibson, London School of Economics 1989 - 1991 MSc Mechanical Engineering (three semester completed) Riga Aviation University, Riga, Latvia 09/88 - 06/89 Russian Language Course, Kiev Aviation University, Ukraine GENERAL EDUCATION 1985-1987 Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC), Jhenidah Cadet College, Jessore Board (Placed in First Division with distinction) 1983-1985 Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Jhenidah Cadet College, Jessore Board (Placed in 1st Division with distinction, 12th in Combined Merit List)

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AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS 2006-2009 University of Trento Fellowships for PhD International Studies 1997 - 1998 London School of Economics scholarship for the MSc Social Policy and planning 1989 - 1990 Government of Bangladesh scholarship to study at the Riga Aviation University. 1988 - 1989 Government of Bangladesh scholarship to study at the Kiev Aviation University. 1989 Recognition from Bangladesh Student Union, Ukraine for excellent accomplishments in Russian Language course at Kiev Aviation University. 1985 Chancellor Award for securing 12th position in the combined merit list of SSC. 1982 Third Prize in Bangladesh Inter-school Essay Competition, organised by UNESCO. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS • Resuscitating the Sundarbans: Customary Use of Biodiversity and Traditional Cultural Practices in Bangladesh , Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan, Nijera kori, Bela and Forest Peoples Programmes, April 2008, [coauthor with DM Humayan kabir] • Minimum Wage for the Garment Workers: Implementation Records and the Changes in Economic Security, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan and Nari Uddog Kendra, March 2008, [In Bengali, co-author with Rabiul Islam] • Deserting the Sundarbans: Local People’s Perspective on ADB-GEFNetherlands Funded Sundarbans Biodiversity Conservation Project, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan, Nijera kori and Forest Peoples Programmes, December 2007, [co-author with Kushal Roy] • Women’s Rights to Land in Bangladesh: Roles, Limitations and Transformation, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan and ActionAid Bangladesh, December 2007, [co-author with Md. Golam Sarwar] • Social Protection of Bangladesh’s Workers and National Minimum Wage: Rights, Realities and Remedies, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan and Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies, July 2006, [co-author with ASM Asaduzzaman] • Bangladesh National Budget 2006 – 2007: A Rapid Assessment, June 2006, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan, [co-author with Rashed Titumir, Iqbal Ahmed and Golam Sarwar]

551 • Scaling Up: Gender Equality in Primary Education in Bangladesh, February 2006, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan [co-author with Rashed Titumir] • Bangladesh Public Policy Watch 2005, Millennium Development Goals: A Reality Check, September 2005, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan • Bangladesh Case Study: Status of MDG Implementation and Canadian Contribution, Chapter Contribution to the Canadian Development Report 2005, Ottawa: North South Institute (September 2005) [co-author with Rashed Titumir] • Bangladesh: Poverty and Employment, Lost in the Queue, March 2005, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan [coauthor with Rashed Titumir] • Globalisation and Vulnerability of Female Workers in the Era of Globalisation, Dhaka: Karmajibi Nari, February 2005 [co-author with Rashed Titumir and Mahbubul Kabir] • Riding on the Road: Policy Options for LDCs in the 6th WTO Ministerial, Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan, December 2005, available in English and Bengali [co-author with Rashed Titumir and Iqbal Ahmed] • Listening to People Living in Poverty: Oral Testimony of Dhaka Slum-dwellers , Dhaka: Unnayan Onneshan, December 2005, available in English and Bengali [co-author with Rashed Titumir] • Barriers to Access Public Services for Urban Poor: A Study of Dhaka Slumdwellers, Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies, Vol. XXVII, July 2004 [co-author with Rashed Titumir] • Encountering Exclusion: Primary Education Policy Watch, Dhaka: The Innovators and Samabesh, 2004 [coauthor with Rashed Titumir] • Orderly and Humane Migration: An Emerging Development Paradigm, Rajshahi: Institute of Bangladesh Studies and International Organisation for Migration, March 2004) [co-editor with Priti Mitra] • Learning for Employability and Skills Formation: A Strategic Framework for Informal Sector in Bangladesh, Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies, Vol. XXVI, July 2003 [co-author with Rashed Titumir]. • Whither Poverty Alleviation: Refocusing Bangladesh’s Development Agenda, Journal of the Institute of Bangladesh Studies, Vol. XXV, June 2002. KEY SKILLS

552 Research & Analytical Data collection, surveys, social indicators, forecasting, cost-benefit analysis, project appraisal, monitoring and evaluation, report writing Management Project management, Administration, Strategic Planning, Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Language Proficient in Bengali and English, Conversational Russian Computing: Extensive knowledge of Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel, Access Sound understanding of the Internet and World Wide Web. General: Effective interpersonal and social communication skills, with capacity to work independently and in team.

Zafrul Quadir Siddique Placement Director: Lance Lochner (519) 661-2111 Ext: 85281

553 [email protected] Contact Information Department of Economics The University of Western Ontario London, Ontario, N6A 5C2, Canada Phone: (519) 777-3069 Fax: (519) 661-3666 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://publish.uwo.ca/~zsiddiqu Citizenship Bangladesh, Permanent Resident of Canada Education Degree Field Institution Year Ph.D. Economics University of Western Ontario 2009 (expected) M.A Economics Carleton University 2001 M.S.S Economics University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 1997 B.S.S Economics University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 1996 Dissertation Title: Essays on Gender Disparities in Earnings and Education Committee: Lance Lochner (Supervisor), Terry Sicular, Aldo Colussi Research Fields Development Economics, Labour Economics, Applied Econometrics Research Papers “Shocks to Family Income and Gender Differences in Child Schooling Response in Rural India” (Job market paper) “Trends in the Gender Wage Differentials and Selection Bias: 1975-2000” Work in Progress “Intrafamily Time Allocation in Rural India and Weather Shocks” Teaching Fields Undergraduate: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics. Development Economics, Labour Economics, Econometrics Graduate: Microeconomics, Development Economics Teaching Experience Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Western Ontario Intermediate Microeconomic Theory II, Summer 2008 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory, Winter 2008 Macroeconomic Policy , Summer 2007 (Online) Intermediate Microeconomic Theory I, Fall 2006 Econometrics I, Summer 2006 Labour Economics- Theory, Summer 2005 (Online) Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Western Ontario Graduate Course

554 Macroeconomics (MA stream) 503, Fall 2004 Undergraduate courses Comparative International Business (Winter 2006) Project Evaluation (Fall 2005) Econometrics 1 (Winter 2005) Intermediate Macroeconomics (Fall 2003, Winter 2004) Mathematical Economics (Fall 2002, Winter 2003) Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, Carleton University Undergraduate courses Introductory Economics (Winter 2001) International Trade (Fall 2001) Research Assistantship Research Assistant, Department of Economics, University of western Ontario Research Assistant for Professor Terry Sicular, 2007 Research Assistant for Professor Lance Lochner, 2004 Research Assistant for Professor Srihari Govindan, 2003 Research Assistant, Department of Economics, Carleton University Research Assistant for Professor Stanley Winer, 2002 Professional Experience Economist, Sodev Consults, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1998-2000 Worked in various technical assessment projects of donor agencies (The Asian Development Bank, SIDA etc.). Responsibilities included conducting field surveys, preparing reports, preparing research papers etc. Academic Awards and Scholarships Special University Scholarship, The University of Western Ontario, 2002- 2006 International Graduate Student Scholarship, The University of Western Ontario, 2002- 2006 Commonwealth Association Award, Carleton University, 2001 Professor T.N. Brewis Scholarship in Applied Economics, Carleton University, 2001 Merit Scholarship, University of Dhaka, 1993-1997 Conference Presentation Canadian Economics Association, 40th Annual Meeting, Montreal, Presented “Trends in the Gender Wage Differentials and Selection Bias: 1975-2000” Service Graduate Affairs Committee, Department of Economics, U.W.O. 2004-2005 Society of Graduate Students, Economics Representative, U.W.O. 2004-2005 Moderator, Bangladeshi Young Economists Group Associations Bangladesh Economic Association Canadian Economics Association

555 Languages English, Bangla (Native)