Welcome to the College of Business Research Newsletter from the Office of the Associate Dean (Research). ADR NewsResearch Studies Coordinator 0.3We would like to thank Associate Professor Terry Sloan for his excellent work over the past 18 months in the position of Research Studies Coordinator for the ADR Team. Terry coordinated the last intake of the GCRS in his usual calm and organised way and we appreciate his effort. Thanks Terry!

College of Business Research newsVolume 3, 2010

Student NewsNew HDR enrolmentsThe College of Business would like to welcome the following new HDR candidates to UWS.

Michael HaddadSchool of Law – Supervisors – Professor Razeen Sappideen, Professor Carolyn Sappideen and Assoc Professor Scott Mann

Sarah Raad School of Law - Michael Blissenden and Elfriede Sangkuhl

Nhan Hoang School of Marketing – John Stanton and Fely Evangelista

Annual Progress ReportsAll Annual Progress Reports have now been processed. This process provides an excellent opportunity for two-way feed back for our HDR candidates. Thanks to all supervisors and the administrative staff for coordinating this important task. All students should have now received feedback from the Research Office.

Postgraduate Research Student Colloquium 2010REMINDER: Please mark this date in your diary:

The Postgraduate Research Student Colloquium for 2010 will be held on the 3rd and 4th November at the Crowne Plaza Parramatta. This is an excellent opportunity for all candidates to present their work to date and to request feedback from staff and their peers.

Presentation at the Colloquium is mandatory for Higher Degree Research Candidates. All candidates who have completed their Confirmation of Candidature are required to present at the Colloquium as part of their candidature. If for some reason you are not able to attend please contact Prof. Bobby Banerjee, Associate Dean (Research) as soon as possible.

All candidates presenting will be required to provide an abstract of their presentation by the 31st August 2010 to Judy Foster.

All candidates and staff are encouraged to attend and provide constructive feedback.

Further information will be sent to student email addresses, so please ensure that you access your student email regularly.

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3 Minute Thesis CompetitionThe inaugural College 3 Minute Thesis Competition took place on Tuesday 15th June and was attended by many academics and students. It turned out to be a lively event. The College of Business winners were Laura Luo, Ryan Gould and Zahid Hasan. The winners were awarded $500 to spend on research expenses. Congratulations!!

COB Research Training Activities 2010Please see below a list of training activities for post graduate candidates (GCRS, M(Hons), PhD & academic staff). This is subject to change.

Places in most cases are limited, so please book by emailing Rita Mifsud at research.cob@uws.edu.au.

Quarter 3Date Time Room Unit Seminar Facilitator

Fri 20th August 09:30 - 16:30 CA 12.G.12 0 Nvivo Ms Robyn Maddern

Thurs 26th August 1800 - 2100 PA EB.3.37 200299 Multivariate Analysis and Applciations Assoc Prof Terry Sloan

Fri 3rd Sept 1000 - 1230 PA EB.3.37 0 Helping potential candidates prepare for ranking metricAssoc Prof Anneke Fitzgerald/Ms Tracy Mills/Mrs Jann Fathers

Staff NewsUWS Internal Grant Calendar 2010 (Click for web site)

Internal Research Grant Scheme Applications Called (6 wks) Closing Date Results Announced

Research Infrastructure Fund 2 July 2010 20 Aug 2010 Oct 2010

Eminent Research Visitor Scheme 2 July 2010 20 Aug 2010 Oct 2010

Seed Grants for Early Career Researchers

4 June 2010 23 July 2010 Sept 2010

Partnerships Program (Rnd 2) 30 July 2010 10 Sept 2010 Oct 2010

International Research Initiatives Scheme (Rnd 2)

30 July 2010 10 Sept 2010 Oct 2010

Research Grant Scheme 13 Aug 2010 1 Oct 2010 Nov 2010

Tek Lama, Mohammad Haq, Ryan Gould, Hem Lata, Zahid Hasan, Helen Black, Laura Luo

Laura, Ryan and Zahid will be competing in the university competition on, Thursday 19th August 2010, against six other participants from the College of Health and Science and College of Arts. The winner of this competition will be competing at University of Queensland in September in the national competition. Good luck!

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School of Accounting

Anne AbrahamThe value of incorporating emotional intelligence skills in the education of accounting students (with G. Jones) The Australasian Accounting Business and Finance Journal, 2009, 3(2): 48-60.

Blended spaces, different places: Getting the blend of ingredients right in a cross-cultural learning context, Ascilite 2009 Annual Conference, December 2009 Auckland.

Promoting authentic learning through a scaffolded accounting assignment in a blended environment, 2009 AFAANZ Conference 5-7 July 2009, Adelaide

Phil RossSciulli, N., Smith, M. & Ross, P., ‘Benchmarking the First year Accounting Unit: Evidence from Australia’. Asian Journal of Accounting and Finance, Volume 1, Issue 2. 2009.

Dyball, M.A., A. Reid, P.Ross, & H. Schoch ‘Compulsory group work: accounting students’ conceptions and suggestions’. Asian Review of Accounting, Vol. 18 Issue 2. 2010

Conferences with refereed proceedings accepted Butcher, K., Harrison, G., Ross, P. and McKinnon, J. Auditor appointment in compulsory audit tendering.

Gabriel DonleavyG. D. Donleavy, ‘Contra Contractarianism’, International Journal of Accounting and Economics, in press 2010

Gabriel Donleavy was invited to be on the editorial boards for the Asia Pacific Journal of Business Ethics, International Journal of Accounting and Economics, International Journal of Developing Market Finance.

Kym ButcherConference with refereed proceedings accepted Butcher, K., Harrison, G., Ross, P. and McKinnon, J., Auditor appointment in compulsory audit tendering.

Qingliang Tang Conference with refereed proceedings “The role of International Financial Reporting Standards: Evidence from European Union. Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting”. Forthcoming.

Joanne Ross Conference with refereed proceedings abstract accepted at INTED Conference in Spain on improving the critical thinking of accounting students.

School of Economics & Finance

Kevin DalyThe second edition of Kevin Daly’s book on Multinational Business Finance (Pearson) will be published in Oct. 2010. Kevin also has a paper on ‘The Volatility of Market Returns’ accepted in the International Journal of Business and Management. Daly K, Liu K, 2010, Housing Affordability Pre-Post Crisis Comparative Study of Australia and the United States in “Financial Asset Pricing: Theory, Global Policy and Dynamics”, Nadya Gotsiridze-Columbus, New York, pp 65-79. Book Chapter

Daly K, Ali A, 2010, FDI Asia Pacific Update: Assessing Competing Pull Factors and the Impact of the GFC. in Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis, Jonathan Batten & Peter Silagyi, London, pp 134-171. Book Chapter

Daly K, Zhang X, 2010, The determinants of foreign direct investment in China: Recent Evidence, Journal of International Finance and Economcs, vol 10, no. 6, pp 1-8

Liu K, Daly K, 2010, Australian House Prices Affordability: An International Comparison Of The Determinants Of House Price’S Performance, International Journal of Business Research, vol 9, no. 4, pp 54-76.

Daly K, Fayyad A, 2010, World Oil Price & Stock Market Returns: The Case of GCC Countries, UK & USA, Emerging Markets Review, vol 12, no. 1, pp 13-40.

Daly K, Ali A, 2010, Modelling Credit Risk: A comparison between Australia and the USA, Journal of International Finance and Economics, vol 10, no. 1 June.

Daly K, Fayyad A, 2010, The Volatility Of Market Returns: A Comparative Study Of Emerging Versus Mature Markets, International Journal of Business and Management, vol 5, no. 7, pp 1-18.

Daly K, Ali A, 2010, Macroeconomic Determinants of Credit Risk: Recent Evidence from a Cross Country Study, International Review of Financial Analysis, vol Volume 19, no. 3.

Tosompark C, Daly K, 2010, International Financial Services Centres: A comparative analysis of the drivers from an Australian perspective, IABE Las Vegas 2010.

Tosompark C, Daly K, 2010, The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment Inflows - Recent Evidence from Thailand, IABE-2010 Las Vegas, pp 97-116.

Zhang S, Daly K, 2010, The Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in China, IABE-2010 Las Vegas.

School News

College of Business – Research News – 4

Roger HamRoger Ham was awarded a new Industry Fund Services Pty Ltd project titled “An Empirical Examination of the Factors Influencing Individual Pre and Post Tax Voluntary Superannuation Contributions”

Graeme NewellGraeme Newell was appointed deputy editor for Journal of Property Research which is a leading UK property journal. JPR is ranked B under ERA, but is recognised as being in top 5 property journals globally.

Graeme Newell has had a paper accepted in the Journal of Housing Research (A ranked).

Bill RaoBill Rao & Gazi Hassan have a paper on “A Panel Data Analysis of the Growth Effects of Remittances” accepted for publication in Economic Modelling (A ranked)

Kathy TannousKathy Tannous was part of a successful UWS tender for the Department of Health and Ageing “Health Services Evaluation” panel. The panel comprises 15 UWS academics from all three Colleges (including 8 Professors and 2 Associate Professors).

Maria Estela Varua Maria Estela Varua has a paper ‘Evaluating Economic Integration in ASEAN’ accepted by the Asia-Pacific Development Journal (UN: ESCAP).

Anas A. Al-bakri Anas was accepted to present the American University of Dubai Auditorium, Dubai UAE, at the MENARES Conference (1st MENARES Conference) on 3-4 October 2010. “New Trends in the Real Estate Industry in the Middle East: The Impacts on Investments and Performance”

Kim Nguyen Kim Nguyen (PhD student) has had her paper on Vietnam property companies accepted in PRPRJ – a B ranked journal - it is her first refereed paper in a journal.

School of LawRecent Publications

Professor Michael Adams Prof Michael Adams with Alice Klettner and Prof Thomas Clarke have published “Corporate governance reform: An empirical study of the changing roles and responsibilities of Australian boards and directors” (2010) 24(2) Australian Journal of Corporate Law pp 148-176

Michaela Byers Article in the Age 13 May 2010 “Elderly Detainee Desperate”.

Professor Steven Freeland Publication of ‘More than Hot Air: Reflections on the Relationship between Climate Change and Human Rights’ (2009) 13 University of Western Sydney Law Review 101-135 (ISSN 1446-9294) (with Laura Horn)

Publication of ‘Between Heaven and Earth: The Legal Challenges of Human Space Travel’ (2010) 66:11/12 Acta Astronautica 1597-1607 (ISSN 0094-5765) (with Tanja Masson-Zwaan)

Publication of ‘The Final Frontier: The Laws of Armed Conflict and Space Warfare’ in P Solomon Vinay Kumar (ed), Outer Space: Warfare and Weapons, 2009 Amicus Books, India, 14-57 (ISBN 978-93-80120-44-7) (with Jackson Maogoto)

Review (by invitation) for Oxford University Press of draft book ‘International Human Rights Law’

External Referee (by invitation) of ‘The Milosevic and Seselj Trials – the Right to Self-representation in International Criminal Trials of Political Leaders’ for University of NSW Law Journal

‘No Longer Acceptable: The Exclusion of the Death Penalty under International Criminal Law’ (2010) 15:2 Australian Journal of Human Rights 1-34 (ISSN 1323-238X)

Opinion Piece ‘Children with Kalashnikovs’ (in Danish) Jyllands-Posten 18 May, 2010, page 16 col 1 (with Pernille Walther)

‘Space jump better late than never’ The Age 7 June 2010, page 11 col 1

‘Dearth of Australian space presence highlighted’ The Canberra Times 12 June 2010, page 27 col 1 Article ‘US Debt-for-Development Legislation: A Missed Opportunity to Enhance United States National Security?’ (with Ross Buckley) accepted for publication by the Banking and Finance Law Review

Dr Robert Hayes and Francine Feld “Is the test for extended common purpose over-extended?” (2009) 4(2) University of New England Law Journal.

Sue Field Sue Field, New South Wales Trustee and Guardian Fellow in Elder Law within the School of Law, features twice in today’s Australian ‘Wealth’ section on pages 1 and 6.

Razeen Sappideen and Ling Ling HeOn Eliminating Non-Tariff Barriers in a Time of Worldwide Economic Crisis: China’s Role (2010) 7 Macquarie Journal of Business Law 32-53 (Category C); Reflections on China’s WTO Accession Commitments and their Observance (2009) 43 (4) Journal of World Trade 847 – 871 (Category A);

The Payment System in China (2008) 23 (3) Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 168 -174 (Category C).

On the Australia – China Free Trade Agreement Negotiation Process, forthcoming 2010, Australia Business Law Review (Accepted) (Category B);

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Ling Ling He, PhD candidate in Law, presented a paper titled “In the Shadow of Australia – China Free Trade Agreement Negotiation”, at the Society of International Economic Law Conference, hosted by the University of Barcelona, Spain from 8th July to 10th July, 2010.

School of Management

Nikola BalnaveBalnave, N. & Patmore, G. (2010). Marketing community and democracy: Rural Rochdale co-operatives in Australia. Consumption, Markets & Culture, 13(1), pp 61-77.

Gabriela CoronadoHodge, Bob; Coronado Gabriela.; Duarte, Fernanda & Teal, Greg (2010) Chaos Theory and the Larrikin Principle. Working with Organisations in a Neo-Liberal World, Liber Copenhagen Business School Press. (Book)

Coronado, G. (2010). Etnographia de representaciones socials en el ciberspacio. 22(3), pp 237-262, UAM. Mexico. (Ethnography of social representations in cyberspace).

Coronado, G. & Fallon, W. (2010). Using hypertext ethnography to understand corporate-stakeholder relations in CSR, Social Responsibility Journal. (in press)

Coronado, G. & Fallon, W. (2010). Giving with one hand: On the mining sector’s treatment of Indigenous stakeholders in the name of CSR, International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. (in press)

Fernanda DuarteHodge, Bob; Coronado Gabriela.; Duarte, Fernanda & Teal, Greg (2010) Chaos Theory and the Larrikin Principle. Working with Organisations in a Neo-Liberal World, Liber Copenhagen Business School Press. (Book)

Duarte, F. (2010). Social responsibility as organizational culture in a Brazilian mining company: A three-perspectival narrative. Journal of Organizational Culture, Communication and Conflict, 14(1), pp 13-31.

Duarte, F. (2010). Corporate social responsibility in a Brazilian mining company: “Official” and divergent narratives. Social Responsibility Journal, 6(1), pp 4-17.

Wayne FallonCoronado, G. & Fallon, W. (2010). Using hypertext ethnography to understand corporate-stakeholder relations in CSR, Social Responsibility Journal. (in press)

Coronado, G. & Fallon, W. (2010). Giving with one hand: On the mining sector’s treatment of Indigenous stakeholders in the name of CSR, International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. (in press)

Ben ImbunImbun, B.Y. (2010). Anthropology of mining in Papua New Guinea Greenfields. Nova Science Publishers: New York. (Book)

Imbun, B. Y. (2010). Indigenous reactions and mining in Papua New Guinea. In Samuel, E. Lott (ed.), Ethics, Issues and Reflections. Nova Science Publishers: New York (in press).

Kepore, K. & Imbun, B. Y. (2010). Mining and Stakeholder Discourse in a Papua New Guinea Mine. Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management. (in press)

Imbun, B. Y. (2010). Appraising for development: The case of Indonesia’s indigenous Papuans’ human resource needs. In Barnes, A., Balnave N. & Laferty G. (eds.), Work in Progress: Crisis, Progress and Continuity, Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand, (AIRAANZ), Sydney. 3-5 February 2010. pp 1-11.

Louise IngersollLyons, M. & Ingersoll, l. (2010). Regulated autonomy or autonomous regulation? Collective bargaining and academic workloads in Australian universities. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 32(2), pp. 137-148

Alex KristovicsKristovics, A. (2010). Why do good people do bad things? ASIS International NSW Chapter Conference: The human factor in security risk management. Sydney July 27.

Mitchell, J., Kristovics, A. & Bishop, R. (2010). Glass Cockpits in General Aviation: A comparison of men and women pilots’ perceptions. Paper presented at the Gender Work and Organisation Conference, Keele University, UK. June 21-23.

George LaffertyLafferty, G. (2010). In the wake of neo-liberalism: Deregulation, unionism, and labour rights. Review of International Political Economy. (in press)

Michael LyonsLyons, M. & Ingersoll, l. (2010). Regulated autonomy or autonomous regulation? Collective bargaining and academic workloads in Australian universities. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 32(2), pp. 137-148

Jim MitchellMitchell, J., Kristovics, A. & Bishop, R. (2010). Glass Cockpits in General Aviation: A comparison of men and women pilots’ perceptions. Paper presented at the Gender Work and Organisation Conference, Keele University, UK. June 21-23.

H. C. W. LauChung, N., Lau, H. C. W., Choy, K. L., Ho, G. T. S. & Tse, M. (2010). Application of genetic approach for advanced planning in multi-factory environment. International Journal of Production Economics, (in press)

Fok, A. Lau, H. C. W & Tse, Y .K. (2010). Using Neural-fuzzy approach for improving perpendicular magnetic recording head manufacturing process. International Journal of Intelligent Information and Database Systems. (in press)

Tang, J., Kong, Y., Lau, H. C. W & Ip, A. (2010). A note on efficient feasibility testing for dial-a-ride problems. Operations Research Letters. (in press)

College of Business – Research News – 6

Prem SamaranayakeKarim, M.A., Samaranayake, P., Smith, A.J.R. & Halgamuge, S.K. (2010). An on-time delivery improvement model for manufacturing organisations. International Journal of Production Research, 48(8), pp. 2373-2394.

Samaranayake, P., Laosirihongthong, T. & Chan, F. T. S. (2010). Integration of manufacturing and distribution networks in a global car company: Network models and numerical simulation. International Journal of Production Research. published in iFirst on 25 May 2010.

Greg TealHodge, Bob; Coronado Gabriela.; Duarte, Fernanda & Teal, Greg (2010) Chaos Theory and the Larrikin Principle. Working with Organisations in a Neo-Liberal World, Liber Copenhagen Business School Press. (Book)

Margaret VickersHutchinson, M., Vickers, M.H., Jackson, D. & Wilkes, L. (2010). Bullying and circuits of power: An Australian nursing perspective. Administrative Theory & Praxis, 32 (1), pp 25-47.

Vickers, M. H. & Parris, M. A. (2010). Layoffs: Australian executives speak of being disposed of. Organizational Dynamics, 39(1), pp. 57-63.

Vickers, M. H. (2010). From the Editor-in-Chief’s desk: Continuing the discussion on sustainability and work. Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 22(1). (in press)

Vickers, M. H. (2010). From the Editor-in-chief’s desk: Returning to the Quest for Critical Reflection. Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 22(3). (in press)

Rhodes, C., Pullen, A., Vickers, M. Clegg S, & Pitsis, A. (2010). Ethics, violence and workplace bullying: What are an organization’s moral responsibilities? Administrative Theory and Praxis, 32(1), pp 96-115.

Perrone, L., Vickers, M. H., & Jackson, D. (2010). In search of a meaningful life: Financial independence as a new work-life alternative. Full paper reviewed and accepted for the 10th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Business, May 27-30, 2010, Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Paper withheld from proceedings in favour of future journal submission.

Perrone, J. Vickers, M. H., & Wilkes, L. (2010). Disrupted careers: Life and work for people experiencing panic attacks. Full paper reviewed and accepted to the 10th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Business, May 27-30, 2010, Hilton Waikiki Prince Kuhio Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Paper withheld from proceedings in favour of future journal submission.

McDonald, G., Mohan, S, Jackson, D., Vickers, M. H. & Wilkes, L (2010). An Educational Intervention to Promote Personal Resilience in Nurses and Midwives. NETNEP Conference.

School of Marketing

Tendai ChikwecheTendai Chikweche and Richard Fletcher entitled “Branding at the BOP: A Zimbabwean Perspective” has been accepted for publication in the Journal Market Intelligence and Planning.

Jonathon Hu Jonathon Hu’s "Customer's Marketing: A Chinese Perspective" has been accepted for oral presentation at the 2010 Academy of Marketing Conference, Coventry, UK.

Alexander JoisassenA paper by Alexander Josiassen (University of Melbourne) and Richard Fletcher entitled “Looking at Both Sides of the Coin” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Business Systems, Governance and Ethics.

Aila Khan (presenter) & John Stanton “Effects Of Corporate Sponsorship On Employees Of The Sponsor: Employee Differences Based On Firm Size” was judged to be at the third place for the ‘Best Paper’ awards at the International Conference on Marketing in Kuala Lumpur, 24-25 June 2010.

Louise YoungCharles Wong, Ian Wilkinson, Louise Young (in press) Towards an Empirically Based Taxonomy of Buyer-Seller Relations in Business Markets, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, now available online(available in print form later this year) http://www.springerlink.com/content/e8g944664u2t5506/?p=019e793f1e59426caf3968077e1547b6&pi=9

Innovation and Industry Studies Group

New Study on Trades and Technical Staff in Australian R&D.Dr Phillip Toner and Dr Richard Woolley have recently completed a research project commissioned by DEEWR, The Role and Contribution of Tradespeople and Technicians in the Australian R&D Workforce. The project has attracted much international attention and in June, Phil was invited to present the findings of this bench-mark study to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry, in Paris in June. He also presented the findings at a seminar in the Business School at King’s College, London. In follow-up to this work the OECD has agreed to be an international partner with CInIS for the development and submission to the ARC for a Linkage grant in 2011.

CInIS to Convene an International Workshop on ‘Inter Asian Connections’The Hong Kong Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences (HKIHSS) at the University of Hong Kong, the National University of Singapore (NUS), and the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) have appointed Professor Tim Turpin and Professor V.V. Krishna (Visiting Professor at CInIS) to convene an international workshop in Singapore in December on the role of the social and humanities researchers in regional innovation. The Workshop Regional Knowledge Hubs in Asia: the Social Sciences and Humanities in Science and TechnologyHuman Capital, will bring together scholars from seven countries in the region.

College of Business – Research News – 7

CInIS Engaged with new ASEAN Skills Mobility Project Professor Tim Turpin, together with Associate Professor Robyn Iredale from the ANU and Professor Charles Stahl from University of Newcastle have been successful in winning a new contract from the ASEAN Secretariat to undertake a study of the progress across ASEAN member countries toward the ‘free-flow’ of skills for trade in services. This work builds on earlier studies carried out through CInIS on the status of skills recognition arrangements across the region. The study will focus mainly on mobility under GATS Mode4 and the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement (AFTA).

CInIS Project Report on VET and Australian InnovationDr Rob Dalitz presented a general overview to a national conference in Perth in July of findings to date of a new CInIS study, funded by the national Council for Vocational Education Research, into the relationship between VET and Australian innovation. The study VET and the Diffusion and Implementation of Innovation is focused on innovation and training three industry sectors: Mining, solar energy, and the games industry.

Research in Health Organisation and Management

COB core Members: Anneke Fitzgerald, Terry Sloan, Ann Dadich, Kate Hayes, Kathy Eljiz, Kathy Tannous, Prem Samaranayake.

RHOaM is a newly created subgroup within CInIS. This is a group of 17 affiliated researchers across UWS aim to build a strong national and international reputation through collaboration across colleges and across universities. This group directly supports 7 PhD candidates who all study in the area of Health Organisation and Management.

Some of their recent grant funding activities include a successful tender of providers of health services evaluation, with the Department of Health and Aging. This cross-college team of researchers are now the preferred team for any upcoming health service evaluation and include team members from medicine, nursing, public health, health informatics, health economics and business.

Other tender and grant funding activities submitted and currently under review include: » Improving the effective allocation of resources within the

mental health system - Academy of the Social Sciences International Science Linkages Bilateral Program ($7,460)

» Developing, designing and implementing staff survey for Department of Health and Ageing -Department of Health and Ageing ($255,040.50)

» Innovative service models that promote youth health and organisational health - Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute ($106,644.00)

» CRC e-health ($TBA) » CRC Technology and Young people ($TBA) » Design, conduct and analysis of best-practice qualitative

research, quantitative population-based health surveys, health economic evaluation and policy services – NSW Health ($TBA)

Recent PublicationsDadich, A. (2010). How do we teach them? Using Self-Help Support Groups in promote knowledge translation. In N. Lange & M. Wagner (Eds.), Community psychology: New developments (pp. 117-141). Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science Publishers.

Dadich, A. (2009). Participation among young people with mental health issues: Redefining the boundaries. In B. Percy-Smith & N. Thomas (Eds.), A handbook of children and young people’s participation: Perspectives from theory and practice (pp. 105-112). Milton Park, UK: Routledge.

Dadich, A. (in press, accepted 28.08.09). From bench to bedside: Methods that help clinicians use evidence-based practice. Australian Psychologist, X, XX- XX.

Dadich, A. (in press, accepted 09.04.10). Expanding our understanding of Self-Help Support Groups for substance use issues. Journal of Drug Education, X, XX- XX.

Fitzgerald, J. A., & Dadich, A. (in press, accepted 05.04.10). The I.D. system™: A reliable approach to improve team performance. International Employment Relations Review, X, XX- XX.

Kippist, L., & Fitzgerald, J. A. (in press). Organisational Profession Conflict and Hybrid Clinician Managers. Journal for Health and Organization Management.

Dadich, A., Hayes, K., Fitzgerald, J. A., Sloan, T., Eljiz, K., & Kobilski, S. (2010). Using visual analysis to sail the rough seas of healthcare reform. Paper presented at the ACHSE (Australia College of Health Service Executives) 2010 National Congress.

Dadich, A., Jarrett, C., Robards, F., & Bennett, D. (2010). What helps and hinders GP-capacity to support young people? Paper presented at the Mental Wellbeing Conference.

Eljiz, K., Hayes, K. J., Dadich, A., Fitzgerald, J. A., Sloan, T., & Kobilski, S. (2010). Can that work for us? Analysing organisational, group and individual factors for successful health services innovation. Paper presented at the ACHSE (Australia College of Health Service Executives) 2010 National Congress.

Jarrett, C., Robards, F., Dadich, A., & Bennett, D. (2010). General Practitioner perceptions of working with adolescents. Paper presented at the PHRIS (Primary Health Care Research and Information Service) Research Conference.

Chapman, G., Dadich, A., Hayes, K., Fitzgerald, J. A., & Sloan, T. (2010). Profiling innate working styles to maximise employee productivity: An exploration and evaluation of the Instinctive Drives® system. Paper presented at the European Conference on Positive Psychology.

Dadich, A., Chapman, G., Hayes, K., Fitzgerald, J. A., & Sloan, T. (2010). Are there international differences in preferred working styles? Paper presented at the European Conference on Positive Psychology.

College of Business – Research News – 8

Samaranayake P, Punnakitikashem, P. and Laosirihongthong T. (2010), Logistics and Supply Chain Management in Healthcare Service Operations – A Holistic Approach to Planning/Execution, 8th ANZAM Operations, Supply Chain and Services Management Symposium, Sydney, 6-8 June 2010, pp. 1-13.

Social and Environmental Responsibility Research Group (SERG)

Professor Michael JefferyJeffery, M. “Non-lawyers and Legal Regimes: Public Participation for Ecologically Sustainable Development,” with Donna Craig in D. Leary and B. Pisupati, eds. The Future of International Environmental Law, United Nations Press, (forthcoming October 2010).

Jeffery, M. “The Recognition and Enforcement of Indigenous Customary Law inEnvironmental Regimes and Natural Resource Management” with Donna Craig, IUCN Academy Of Environmental Law, 4th Symposium, ed. Lee Paddock, Edward Elgar, (forthcoming 2010)

Jeffery, M “Climate Change Mitigation and Adaption Policy Options: The Role of Industry in Reducing Australia’s Dependence on Coal, Natural Gas and other Non-Renewable Energy Resources” (accepted for publication, 2010) Indiana International & Comparative Law Review, Vol. 21.3

Jeffery, M. “Carbon Capture and Storage: Wishful Thinking or a Meaningful Part of the Climate Change Solution”, 27 Pace Envtl. L. Rev. 1-1, 1-38 (2010), also available online at http://digitalcommons.pace.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1571& context=envlaw.

Jeffery, M. Book Essay – International Law & the Environment, by Patricia Birnie, Alan Boyle and Catherine Redgwell, (2010) 47 Osgoode Hall Law Journal, Toronto, Can.

Jeffery, M. “The Impacts of Climate Change on Poverty Alleviation: Managing the Risks” Climate Change Law Review, 4/2009 at p. 483, Lexxion, Berlin Ger.

Jeffery, M.“Integrating Sustainable Development into Global Institutions: Reforming the United Nations” with Donna Craig, Chinese Journal of Population, Resources and Environment, (2009) Vol. 7, No. 4.

Jeffery, M. “Marine Biodiversity Issues Associated with High Seas Governance: the Oceania Perspective”, Oceanis, Vol 35n 1-2, (2009) at p. 187.

Jeffery, M. “Beyond Kyoto: Climate Change Including a Discussion of the AP6 Initiative from the Australian Perspective” in Koh Kheng Lian, Lye Lin-Heng, Jolene Lin eds. Crucial Issues in Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol, World Scientific, Publishing Co. Singapore, (2010), c. 14 at p. 473.

Jeffery, M “Terrestrial Area Management in Polar Regions: Applying the Ecosystem-Based Approach to the Coalface of Climate Change”, in theYearbook of Polar Law, eds. G. Alfredsson, T. Koivurova and D. Leary, Brill Publishing, Leiden, the Netherlands and Boston, USA Vol. 1, (2009) at p. 101.

Professor Donna CraigCraig, D. “Non-lawyers and Legal Regimes: Public Participation for Ecologically Sustainable Development,” with Michael Jeffery, in D. Leary and B. Pisupati eds. The Future of International Environmental Law, United Nations Press, (forthcoming October 2010)

Craig, D.“Implementing Sustainable Development in the Arctic: What Principles Should Guide Environmental Governance in Traditional Areas of Indigenous Peoples Facing the Impacts of Climate Change”, in theYearbook of Polar Law, eds. G. Alfredsson, T. Koivurova and D. Leary, Brill Publishing, Leiden, the Netherlands and Boston, USA Vol. 1, (2009)

Craig, D. Hancock,D Rea N, Gipey, C. Penangk, E. Nabangardi, J. and Scrutton, T. (2009) An Agreement Approach that recognises Customary Law in Water Management. Land and Water Australia, Final Report

Craig, D. “The Recognition and Enforcement of Indigenous Customary Law inEnvironmental Regimes and Natural Resource Management” with Michael Jeffery, IUCN Academy Of Environmental Law, 4th Symposium Proceedings, ed. Lee Paddock, Edward Elgar, (forthcoming 2010)

Craig, D. The Recognition of Indigenous Customary Law in Natural Resource Management, with Elizabeth Gachenga, The Journal of Water Law, (forthcoming 2010)

Dean’s UnitBobby Banerjee

Bobby Banerjee delivered the keynote address for the Critical Management Studies Workshop held in Montreal.

Bobby Banerjee was a panelist at the Critical Management Studies doctoral consortium held at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, August 6-10, Montreal.

Banerjee, S.B. (2010). A Global Governance Framework for Corporate Social Responsibility. Paper presented at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, August 6-10, Montreal.

Banerjee, S.B. (2010. Managing resistance and resisting management. Paper presented at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, August 6-10, Montreal.

Banerjee, S.B. (2010). Theoretical reflections on translocalism. Paper presented at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting, August 6-10, Montreal.

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