After completing his PhD (ANU- CDU) in 2018, Dr Goswami became a visiting researcher at RegNet between 2018-2020. Currently he is a Post Doctorial Research Fellow at Northern Institute, Charles Darwin University (Alice Springs Campus).

Dr Kuntal Goswami is a Practicing Financial & Tax Accountant, Academic and Researcher. He runs his own accounting firm (www.accountingbusinesscare.com.au). He teaches in both University & Higher Education Sector as well as Vocational Education Sector. He also founded two research foundations to promote sustainable development-based research : Australian Centre for Sustainable Development Research & Innovation - A Research Centre (An Australian Registered Charity Org) www.acsdri.com and South Asian Institute for Sustainable Development (SAISD) www.saisd.org.in From his research foundations he publish an Academic Magazine: The Blue Planet.

His areas of research include:

• Sustainable Development Goals
• Accounting & Finance
• Sustainability Reporting
• Public Policy Research & Analysis
• Food Waste & Rescu
• Sustainability Education
• Responsible Business & Marketing

Learn more about Dr Goswami:

• ResearchGate page
• ORCID

Dr Goswami is a Member of: Institute of Public Accountants (MIPA & AFA), Australia; Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting (CSEAR), University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK; Accounting & Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ); Institute of Managers and Leaders (IML ANZ)

ANU- RegNet PhD Project

Goswami, K (2018), ‘The Commitment to Sustainable Development in Three Australian States: Policy-Lifecycle Analysis of Three Over-Arching Holistic Sustainability Policies’, PhD Thesis, RegNet, Australian National University, Canberra & Northern Institute, Charles Darwin University, Alice Springs. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1885/186327, DOI: 10.25911/5dd3b6e89c034

Supervised by:

• Prof. Rolf Gerritsen (Charles Darwin University)
• Assco. Prof. Jeroen van der Heijden (Australian National University)
• Dr Benxiang Zeng (Charles Darwin University)
• Catherine Hull (Commonwealth Grants Commission)