Dr Jungho Suh

Biography/ Background

Jungho obtained his doctoral degree in the field of environmental economics in January 2002 at The University of Queensland. He joined The University of Adelaide in February 2006. His current research interests include the economic valuation of non-market services provided by natural and environmental resources, community-based forest management in developing countries, nature-based tourism and eco-loclaism. Jungho has been teaching the basic principles of the economic way of thinking and their applications in contemporary environmental and social issues for non-economics majors students.  

Teaching Interests

Courses
• Economy, Environment and Place
• Resource Scarcity and Allocation
• Principles of Environmental Economics
• Environmental Economics and Policy

Teaching experience
• Environmental Decision Support Methods
• Statistics for Business and Economics
• Environmental and Ecological Economics
• Natural Resource Economics
• Operations Research
• Introductory Microeconomics
• Introductory Macroeconomics

Research Interests

• The economic value of non-market services provided by environmental and natural resources
• Small-scale forestry in developing countries
• Nature-based tourism
• Cultural geography
• Environmental philosophy

Publications

Suh J, Lwanga R, Harrison SR and Herbohn JL (2011), ‘Visitors’ attitudes towards and willingness-to-pay for hypothetical hoop pine plantations on the pastoral Southern Atherton Tablelands, Australia’, Small-scale Forestry 10(3): 319-338.

 

Robinson J, Clouston B, Suh J and Chaloupka M (2008), ‘Are citizens’ juries a useful tool for assessing environmental value?’, Environmental Conservation 35(4): 351-360.

 

Bonham J and Suh J (2008), ‘Pedalling the city: intra-urban differences in cycling for the journey-to-work’, Road and Transport Research 17(4): 25-40.

 

Suh J and Harrison S (2006), 'Pure altruism, consumer behavior and choice modeling', Asian Economic Journal 20(2): 173-190.

 

Emtage N, Suh J, Cedamon E, Harrison S and Herbohn J (2006), ‘Promoting smallholder forestry as a poverty alleviation measure in the Philippines: a study focused on Leyte Province', Indian Development Review 4(2): 385-405.

 

Suh J and Emtage N (2005), ‘Identification of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the community-based forest management program', Annals of Tropical Research 27(1): 55-66.

 

Emtage N and Suh J (2005), ‘Variations in socioeconomic characteristics, farming assets and livelihood systems of Leyte rural households', Annals of Tropical Research 27(1): 35–54.

 

Harrison SR, Herbohn JL, Smorfitt DB and Suh J (2005), ‘Economic issues and lessons arising from the community rainforest reforestation program’, in PD Erskine, D Lamb and M Bristow (eds.), Reforestation in the Tropics and Subtropics of Australia Using Rainforest Tree Species, RIRDC Publication No. 05/087, Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, Canberra, pp. 245–261.

 

Emtage N and Suh J (2004), ‘Socio-economic factors affecting smallholder tree planting and management intentions in Leyte Province, Philippines’, Small-scale Forest Economics, Management and Policy 3(2): 257-270.

 

Suh J (2004), ‘Regulatory failure in the management of South Korea’s national parks’, Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law 8(1-2): 133-151.

 

Harrison SR and Suh J (2004), ‘Progress and prospects of community forestry in developing and developed countries’, Small-scale Forest Economics, Management and Policy 3(3): 287–302.

 

Xu J, Zhao Y and Suh J (2004), ‘Community forestry for poverty alleviation in China with reference to Huoshan County, Anhui Province’, Small-scale Forest Economics, Management and Policy 3(3): 385–400.

 

Entry last updated: Wednesday, 21 Dec 2011