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ILERA World Congress 2018 List of Participants 1/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List of Participants Country Name Institution Argentina Cecilia SENEN GONZALEZ University of Buenos Aires Argentina Eleonora PELIZA ARTRA Argentina Ines Viviana VEGA University of Buenos Aires Argentina Juan Carlos Argentina Julieta HAIDAR Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani (UBA) Argentina Liliana GARMENDIA ARTRA Australia Adrian WILKINSON Griffith University Australia Bradon ELLEM University of Sydney Business School Australia Chris WRIGHT University of Sydney Australia Colleen CHEN Australian Government (Department of Jobs and Small Business) Australia Darcy COOPER Australia David PEETZ Griffith University Australia Devansh PARIKH University of Sydney Australia Fang Lee COOKE Monash University Australia Georgina MURRAY Australia Greg J. BAMBER Monash University, Australia [Newcastle University, UK] Australia Johanna MACNEIL The University of Newcastle Australia John NILAND University of New South Wales Australia Kurt WALPOLE University of Sydney Australia Louise THORNTHWAITE Macquarie University Australia Marian BAIRD University of Sydney Australia Marius OLIVIER University of Western Australia Australia Mark BRAY University of Newcastle Australia Michael BARRY Griffith University Australia Michael GAY Tasmanian Industrial Commission Australia Michael ODONNELL UNSW Australia Michael WALKER University of Technology Sydney Australia Michele FORD The University of Sydney Australia Mihajla GAVIN The University of Sydney 1/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List of Participants Country Name Institution Australia Ngan COLLINS RMIT university Australia Oscar DOUSIN RMIT UNIVERSITY Australia Peter SHELDON University of New South Wales Australia Rae COOPER University of Sydney Australia Russell LANSBURY University of Sydney Shalini Dananja Kumari Australia University of New South Wales, Canberra WANNINAYAKE Australia Sunghoon KIM UNSW Business School Australia Ying WANG University of New South Wales Australia Youqing FAN Western Sydney University Austria Christoph Paul LUDVIK Vienna University of Economics and Business Austria Elisabeth BRAMESHUBER WU Vienna University of Economics and Business Austria Verena ZWINGER Vienna University of Economics and Business Belgium Alexander MAES University of Hasselt Belgium Bartlomiej BEDNAROWICZ University of Antwerp Belgium Jan DRAHOKOUPIL European Trade Union Institute Belgium Jochem DE BOER World Employment Confederation Belgium Pieter KERREMANS SERV Botswana Ogaufi Matildah MASAME Gaborone Technical college Botswana Rebaone DICHABA Botswana Public Employees Union Botswana Theophilus TSHUKUDU Botswana Teachers Union Labour College Brazil Achyles COSTA Brazil Ana Virginia MOREIRA GOMES University of Fortaleza - UNIFOR Brazil Celso GOULART MANNRICH Brazil Denise BORBA Brazil Eduardo PRAGMACIO FILHO Farias Brito University Center (FBUni) Brazil Jorge BOUCINHAS FILHO FGV Brazil Maria PINON PEREIRA DIAS State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) Brazil Nelson MANNRICH University of Sao Paulo (USP) Brazil Rodrigo COSTA FEE 2/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List of Participants Country Name Institution Cambodia Phallack KONG Arbitration Council Cambodia Sophal CHEA Pannasastra University of Cambodia Canada Alice HOE York University Canada Andrew STEVENS University of Regina Canada Anil VERMA University of Toronto Canada Anthony C MASI McGill University Canada Anthony Morven GOULD Laval University Canada Brian BURKETT Fasken Martineau DuMoulin Canada Candies KOTCHAPAW York University Canada Cheolki YOON University of Quebec in Montreal Canada Christopher ALBERTYN Albertyn Arbitration Inc. Canada Danielle VAN JAARSVELD University of British Columbia - Sauder School of Business Canada Dionne POHLER University of Toronto Canada Eric TUCKER York University Canada Francis PICARD-DUFRESNE Canada Guliz AKKAYMAK York University Canada Jasbir PARMAR Parmar Arbitration & Mediation Services Canada Jill HANLEY McGill University Canada Jinuk OH University of Guelph Canada Jules BLOCH Jules B. Bloch Mediation/Arbitration Inc. (NAA) member Canada Laurence HAMEL-ROY Universite de Montreal Canada Lorenzo FRANGI UQAM Canada Rafael GOMEZ University of Toronto Canada Rupa BANERJEE Ryerson University Canada Shanie ROY University of Quebec in Montreal Canada Sid Ahmed SOUSSI Universite du Quebec A Montreal Canada Susan STEWART Grievance Settlement Board Canada Tony FANG Memorial University, University of Toronto, and IZA Canada Yanick NOISEUX Universite de Montreal 3/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List of Participants Country Name Institution Canada Yao YAO University of Toronto Chile Juan VELASCO King's College China AN SHUQING China Cheng CHANG Capital University of Economics and Business Chinese Academy of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of China Cheng QIAN Human Resources and Social Security, P.R.China China Chengxu ZHOU Jilin University China Chuliang LUO Beijing Normal University China Dan LI Sichuan University China Dawei JIANG Renmin University of China China Haiyuan WAN Beijing Normal University Renmin University of China, School of Labor and Human China Hao ZHANG Resources Chinese Academy of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of China Hongxia CHE Human Resources and Social Security, P.R.China China Hui DU Beijing Union University Chinese Academy of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of China Jian LI Human Resources and Social Security, P.R.China China Jian QIAO China Institute of Industrial Relations China Jie QIU East China Normal University China Jing CHAI Renmin University of China China Jing REN Southwest University of Political Science and Law China Jingxuan WANG SK China China Kai CHANG Capital University of Economics and Business China Kritkorn NAWAKITPHAITOON Renmin University of China China Kungang LI Anhui University, China China Lian ZHOU Guangdong University of Technology China Liang LU Zhongnan university of ecnomic and law China Liping LI Sichuan University. China China Liqiu ZHAO Rennin University of China School of Business Administration, South China University of China Min LI Technology China Ming FAN Henan University of Economics and Law China Minglo SHAO Bright China Group 4/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List of Participants Country Name Institution China Nianbo WU GoodArk China Pengfei YE China University of Labor Relations China Pengxin XIE Southwestern University of Finance and Economics China Phillip PAN Bright China Group School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University, China Qingjun WU China China Ruiping LIU China Ruojing WANG Nanjing Normal University China Ryeon KIM China Sanniu LIU Honghai Human Resource Group China Shi LI Beijing Normal University China Siqi LUO Sun Yat-sen University Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Chengdu, China Tao QING China China Wei HUANG Renmin University of China China Weiguo YANG Renmin University of China China Wenpei LI China Wenwen JI China University of Labor Relations China Xiangbing LIU China University of Labor Relations China Xiangjun WANG Anhui Univeristy China Xiangquan ZENG Renmin University of China China Xiaoman LI Capital University of Economics and Business China Xiaotian LEI Capital University of Economics and Business China Xiliang FENG Capital University of Economics and Business China Xinguo YU Peking University Institute of Human Resources Management, Beijing Union China Xinyu WANG University China Xiongying CHEN Beijing Union University China Xuejie YI Peking University China Yan YANG Honghai Human Resource Group China Yan ZHANG China Yangyang SHEN Beijing Normal University 5/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List of Participants Country Name Institution China Yehui LAO South China Normal University China Yi ZHOU Jinan University China Ying JIANG China Ying XIONG Honghai Human Resource Group China Yong ZHANG Chinese Academy of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of China Yongkui WANG Human Resources and Social Security, P.R.China China Youngwol CHOI Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Chengdu, China Youxin ZHANG China China Yumei YANG Beijing Normal University China Yuqiang GUO China University of Labor Relations China Zengke AN zhongnan university of economic and law Chinese Academy of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of China Zengyan HOU Human Resources and Social Security, P.R.China China Zhenzhen YI Institute of Urban Development China Zhisong CUI Business School of Jilin University China Zirui CHEN South China Normal University Colombia Berros MARTHZ INSTITUCION UNIVERSITARIA POLITECNICO Colombia Billy ESCOBAR PEREZ GRANCOLOMBIANO Colombia Martha Elisa MONSALVE CUELLAR GRAN COLOMBIA UNIVERSITY Democratic Republic of the Congo Dieudonne MBANJI BANZANGANI Institut du Travail d'Afrique Centrale Democratic Republic of the Congo Patrick BOKETSHU BASANGA Institut du Travail d'Afrique Centrale Democratic Republic of the Congo Bob BIBOMBE MUAMBA MINISTERE DU BUDGET Democratic Republic of the Congo Dominique SWALO TIRADO Institut du Travail d'Afrique Centrale Democratic Republic of the Congo Emmanuel KASENDWE MILAMBU Institut du Travail d'Afrique Centrale Democratic Republic of the Congo Felix MUKUNA MATAMBELE Institut du Travail d'Afrique Centrale Democratic Republic of the Congo Kamika Mpunga CARINE MINISTERE DES FINANCES Democratic Republic of the Congo Mabwisha Lumanisha ANDRE MINISTERE DES FINANCES Democratic Republic of the Congo Malalu Kafuba LIEVIN MINISTERE DU BUDGET Democratic Republic of the Congo Mbuyi Lubwika PIERRE MINISTERE DU BUDGET Democratic Republic of the Congo Ndjawowolo Loleke FREDERIC MINISTERE DES FINANCES 6/67 ILERA World Congress 2018_List
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