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Oct 10

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Bibliography or References


What is the difference between bibliography and references (list)?

My short answer is as follows:

Bibliography is the list of ALL DOCUMENTS you consulted for writing the essay/paper/dissertation or thesis.

However, you may only cited some of all documents you read/consulted. These cited documents are in your References.

Source: Australian National University (ANU) – Academic Skills & Learning Centre, Division of Student Services.

Oct 8

Academic and technical writing techniques


Here are some good suggestions on academic and technical writing.

  1. Mathematical Writing [pdf]
    by Donald E. Knuth, Tracy Larrabee, and Paul M. Roberts
  2. Preparing for the dissertation and the dissertation process [pdf]
    by Maria Carlson
  3. Common writing mistakes that I hate[pdf]
    by Frank E. Ritter
  4. Guidelines on writing a good paper  [pdf]
    by James R. Wilson
  5. Common errors in technical writing [html]
    by John Owens
  6. How to Publish in Top Journals [html]
    E. Kwan Choi
  7. The young economist’s guide to professional etiquette [pdf]
    Daniel Hamermesh
  8. This Is Not An Article [pdf]
    Carsten Sorensen

Oct 8

Common error in technical writting


Today I found a useful information on common error in technical writing especially with LaTeX by John Owens from UC Davis.

Here is the link

Sep 16

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Logistics and Supply Chain Conferences 2013


Management Conferences in Supply Chain

  1. EurOMA Venue: Dublin, Ireland Date: July, 7-12th Abstract deadline: TBA
  2. POM Venue: Denvor, USA Date: May, 3-6 Abstract deadline: TBA
  3. ISL Venue: Vienna, Austria Date: July, 7-10 Abstract deadline: 28 January 2013
  4. IPSERA Venue: Nantes, France Date: March, 24-27 Abstract deadline: Competitive papers: October 24, 2012 Working/Practitioner Paper: November 20, 2012 Doctoral Paper: November 1, 2012
  5. MSOM: 28-30 July, France
  6. AOM: OM division Venue: Date:
  7. BAM: Operations, Logistics and supply chain track Venue: Liverpool, UK Date Abstract deadline:

Economics Conferences related to Supply Chain

  1. ISNIE 2013
    Florence, Italy
    20-23 June
  2. EARIE 2013
    Évora, Portugal / 30 August-1 September 2012
    http://www.earie2013.org/ [link not activated as the site is currently not available]
    Host: University of Évora CEFAGE-UE

Aug 31

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My Course Wish List at CMSE next year


Here is the list  of courses I wish to teach next year at Chiang Mai School of Economics, not so sure about the demand there!

Undergraduate (B.Econ.)

Curriculum (pdf) 

  1. ECON 304: Economics Statistics  with an applications in R)
  2. ECON 415: Efficiencies and Productivity Measurement of Industries (Focus on Supply Chain Performance Measurement)
  3. ECON 320: International Business Economics (Focus on Supply Chain Economics for AEC analysis)

or

  • ECON 444: Urban Economics  (Focus on City Logistics in Chiang Mai and other Lanna provinces)
  • ECON 442: Regional Economics (Focus on AEC and GMS)
  • ECON 417: Managerial Economics (Focus on Logistics and Supply Chain Economics)
  • ECON 345: Transportation Economics
  • ECON 408: Research Design in Economics
  • ECON 419: Economic Theory and Entrepreneurship
  • ECON 443: Industrial Economics
  • ECON 4xx: Introduction to Economics of Logistics and Supply Chains (Pre: ECON 301 and Intro. to Business 703103)
  • ECON 4xx: Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling for Economics (Pre: ECON 304) (with R)

Postgraduate

Master (M.Econ.)

  1. ECON 729: Applied Logistics and Supply Chain Economics (Selected Topic in Economic Theory)
  2. ECON 719: Applied  Structural Equation Modeling in Economics (Selected Topics in Quantitative Economics) (with R)

PhD

  1. ECON 829: Advanced Logistics and Supply Chain Economics (Selected Topic in General Economic & Theory)
  2. ECON 819: Advanced  Structural Equation Modeling in Economics (Selected Topics in Advanced Econometrics) (with R)
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