Rate My Professor Paul Howard

Dr. Howard is an active researcher with the Griffith Asia Institute, participating in its China Hub, Southeast Asia Hub, and Green Transition and Development Hub. His research specializations center on governance, political transformation, sustainable development, climate change policies, sanitation access, and migration in developing Asia. Notable publications include the book chapter 'Think tanks and the governance of political transformation in China' co-authored with Doug Smith (2020, in Governance and Democracy in the Asia-Pacific: Political and Civil Society); 'From "Harmony" to a "Dream": China's Evolving Position on Climate Change' (2017, in Pathways to a Sustainable Economy, pages 129-147); 'The sanitation access to developing Asia: India's performance and challenges' co-authored with Moazzem Hossain (2014, World Journal of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development); 'Sanitation Development in Cambodia and India: Political Economy and Civil Society' (International Journal of Public and Private Perspectives on Risk, Uncertainty, and Accountable Governance, pages 1-13); and contributions to works on South-South migration patterns, including temporary migration of Cambodians in the Mekong sub-region, and development analysis in Jinghong, Xishuangbanna (1990-2012). Previously affiliated with the Department of International Business and Asian Studies, his scholarship examines political economy, civil society influences, and policy evolution in Asian contexts. Located at Nathan Campus (N16 1.58), Dr. Howard supports Griffith University's emphasis on Asia-focused business education and research.