Dr Peggy Shu-Ling Chen

Name: Dr Peggy Shu-Ling Chen

Position: Lecturer

Qualification:

PhD, University of Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom

MBA, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

Recent Career:

Lecturer, Department of Maritime Business, AMC

Lecturer, National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan

Secretary to President, Taiwan Development and Trust Corporation, Taiwan

Research Assistant, Council for Economic Planning and Development, Taiwan

Customs Officer, Ministry of Finance, Taiwan

Research & Associated Activities

1. Have got involved in the following research projects funded by the Taiwanese government and port authorities since 1995.

• A Study on the Establishment of the Mechanism for Checking and Monitoring the International Port Performance Indicators and Performance Ranking Assessment, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan Oct 2006-Aug 2007.

• A Study of Contemporary Development of Port Administration and Management in Major Maritime Countries, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan 2006.

• An Evaluation of the Performance of Privatised Taiwanese Shipping Companies, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan, 2001.

• The Effect of the Dock Labour Reform and the Privatisation of Stevedoring Operation in Taiwan, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Taiwan, 2001.

• An Analysis of Worldwide Port Privatisation and its Implications to the Development of Taiwanese Port Management System, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan, 2000.

• Regulations on the Dock Labour Training and Supervision in Taiwanese International Ports, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan, 1999.

• Corporatisation and Privatisation of Taichung Harbour Bureau, Taichung Harbour Bureau, Taiwan, 1999.

• A Study of the Management and Operation of Domestic Ports in Taiwan, Harbour and Marine Technology Centre, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan, 1999.

• Commercialisation or Privatisation of Keelung Harbour Bureau, Keelung Harbour Bureau, Taiwan, 1998.

• Port Management System Reform in Taiwan, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan, 1998.

• An Investigation of the General Cargo Traffic Allocation System in Stevedoring Industry in Taiwanese Ports, National Science Council, Executive Yuan, Taiwan, 1997.

• An Analysis of Traffic Allocation System in the Stevedoring Industry at the Port of Taichung, Taichung Harbour Bureau, Taiwan, 1995.

• The Reform of Dock Labour Employment System at the Port of Kaohsiung, Council of Economic Planning and Development, Executive Yuan, Taiwan, 1995.

• The Problems and Strategies of Port Liberalisation in Taiwan, Council of Economic Planning and Development, Executive Yuan, Taiwan, 1995.

• An Investigation of the Reform of Port Construction Fee in Taiwan, Harbour and Marine Technology Centre, Ministry of Transportation and Communication, Taiwan, 1995.

2. Other Publications

• TOWS - AHP Analysis in Decision- making of Developing a New Shipping Route-An Empirical study of a Taiwanese Container Shipping Company, Proceedings of Maritime Management and Technology Research Centre the 2nd Annual Conference, National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung, Taiwan, 5 May, 2006.

• The Impact of Stowaways and Illegal Migrants by Sea - a case study in Taiwan, Proceedings of IAMU 6th Annual General Assembly, World Maritime University, Malmo, October 24-26, 2005.

• A Study of the Port Reform Programme in Taiwan and Its Impact on the Port Industry, PhD Thesis, Business School, Cardiff University, Wales, UK, 2003.

• The Privatisation of Port of Kaohsiung, Proceedings of the KaoPort 21 International Conference on Shipping Development and Port Management, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, March 26-29, 1998.

• The Investigation of Dock Labour Employment System in Taiwan and its Future Reform, Journal of Maritime Science, Vol.4, National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung, Taiwan, pp.121-133, 1996.

• Dock Labour Reform in UK: with Reference to Taiwan, Proceedings of Chinese Institute of Transport the 10th Annual Conference, Chinese Institute of Transport, Taipei, Taiwan, 6 October, 1995.

Current Teaching

International Business (undergraduate)

Financial Management (undergraduate)

Financial Resource Management (postgraduate)

Strategic Management (postgraduate and undergraduate)

Management (postgraduate)

Principles of Management (undergraduate)