Dr. Evan Jones BCom Melb. MA Mich. State. PhD Mich. State
Dr Evan Jones joined the Economics Faculty in 1973 and taught in the Political Economy program until 2005. Past publications have been oriented to the political economy of industry and economic policy, Australian economic development, and the methodology and sociology of the economics discipline.
Email: - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Website:- http://sydney.edu.au/arts/political_economy/staff/academic_staff/evan_jones.shtml
Address:- H04 - Merewether
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 Australia
Dr Evan Jones 15 October, 2012
Assoc Prof Evan Jones provided a case study, which show the Kafkaesque way the banking industry taunts, tortures and rorts its victims — and allows no recourse.
Dr Evan Jones 22 September, 2012
The banking regulatory structure is an illusion and the regulators know it’s a sham ― but they just don’t care. Assoc Prof Evan Jones reports on a monstrous financial scandal.
Dr Evan Jones 7th September 2012
From the evidence, the CBA’s and BankWest’s answers to the recent Senate Banking Inquiry constitute a comprehensive pack of lies, asserts Associate Professor Evan Jones.
Dr Evan Jones 29 August, 2012
BankWest customers tell the Senate shocking stories of fraudulent foreclosures while Australia’s financial journalists are out to lunch — dining on the Commonwealth’s Bank’s record profits. Associate Professor Evan Jones reports.
Dr. Evan Jones July 21, 2012
Small business is the backbone of the market economy, goes the myth. In terms of employment percentages: yes — probably also innovatory potential. In terms of market and governmental support: no. Reports Dr Evan Jones.
Dr Evan Jones 16 June 2012
While mainstream journalists write puff pieces about the “new” NAB under Cameron Clyne, it continues its predatory banking practices. Associate Professor Evan Jones reports.
Dr Evan Jones 13 June, 2012
Senate Committee members have no desire to discover how hundreds of BankWest customers could be forcibly defaulted in the twinking of an eye, as that would involve opening a Pandora’s Box that they would much rather keep firmly shut, says Associate Professor Evan Jones.
Dr Evan Jones 27 January 2012
In December 2011, Prime Minister Julia Gillard reshuffled her ministry. Naturally, senior Cabinet posts and significant demotions attracted attention. Unnoticed was that small business received a new minister: Senator Mark Arbib.
Dr Evan Jones 12 December 2011
Ten years ago, this page published an article of mine on bank malpractice against small business/farmer clients. I wrote then: ''Major bank practices towards small business and the family farm range from the insouciant to the malicious, with parlous effects says Prof Evan Jones.
Dr Evan Jones July 2011
