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Pascal is an economist undertaking research connected to Northern Australia’s development. He has been in the Northern Territory for nearly 30 years starting at the former Northern Territory University and lecturing in economics and later tourism and hospitality. He had previously taught at the University of Tasmania, the University of British Columbia and the Université du Québec à Montréal. His Ph.D. dissertation (University of Melbourne, 1998) examined the nature of economic coordination in the tourism system, and the role played by distinct inter-firm networks supporting differentiated learning strategies. It was awarded the TTRA W.B. Keeling tourism dissertation award for 1996-1998.
In the last 5 years since returning to CDU, research activty and interests have been more eclectic yet focused on regional (North Australia or NT) and workforce issues. Research and consultancy topics usually related to regional development strategies, business opportunities and workforce issues, including: social and economic benefits of transport infrastructure, international education impacts, youth unemployment concurrent with agriculture and hospitality skills shortages, Indigenous financial-commercial literacy, Indigenous tourism entrepreneurs and product development, Aboriginal and social objectives in public procurement, strategies to enhance employement of Aborignal locals in major projects located in remote regions, reframing of Nothern Australia supply chains, evaluation of general skilled migration in the NT, bushfood (Kakadu Plum) value chains, Barkly region workforce profile, application of resilience ideas for remote regions, etc.
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Literature Review on Public Procurement: Theories, evidence and implications for regional Australia: Prepared background analysis for the Regional Australia Institute
Tremblay, P. & Boyle, A., 30 Sep 2018, Northern Institute. 186 p.Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report
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Enabling remote Aboriginal economic participation through financial, economic and marketplace capabilities
Tremblay, P., 2017, Darwin: Northern Institute research brief. 9 p.Research output: Book/Report › Other report
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Tourism as a key economic driver for the Northern Territory
Tremblay, P. & Boyle, A., 2017, Darwin: Northern Institute research brief. 5 p.Research output: Book/Report › Other report
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Understanding contract/seasonal employment potential in regions with high youth unemployment: Investigating job seekers’ viewpoints
Tremblay, P. & Boyle, A., 2016, Research Briefs, RB07, p. 1-19 19 p.Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article
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It’s not that hard but it can’t be too easy: Conducting quality educational research in Australian schools
Stevens, R., Liyanage, S. & Tremblay, P., 2012, National Conference of the Australian Association of Research on Education. Sydney: Australian Association for Research in Education, p. 1-7 7 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference Paper published in Proceedings
Thesis
Analysis of West Malaysians attitudes towards holidaying in the Northern Territory : an assessment of cultural and inter generational differences
Author: Mohsin, A., Jun 2003Supervisor: Tremblay, P. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - CDU
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Domestic tourists 4WDing in Central Australia: implications for desert Aboriginal people
Author: Jacobsen, D. S., 2010Supervisor: Tremblay, P. (Supervisor) & Carson, D. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - CDU
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How can risk governance be Improved through public engagement? A case study of liquefied natural gas development in Gladstone Harbour
Author: Van Der Vegt, R. G., Oct 2018Supervisor: Tremblay, P. (Supervisor), Oppermann, E. (Supervisor) & Gould, J. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - CDU
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