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Journal of Contemporary Issues in Business & Government

There are two issues per volume. Volume 1, Number 1 was published in November 1995.

2007

 
Volume 13, Number 1, May 2007Volume 13, Number 2, November 2007

 2006

 
 Volume 12, Number 1, May 2006.   Volume 12, Number 2, November 2006.

 2005

 
 Volume 11, Number 1, May 2005.   Volume 11, Number 2, November 2005

 2004

 

Volume 10, Number 1, May 2004

Volume 10, Number 2, November 2004

 2003

 
Volume 9, Number 1, May 2003Volume 9, Number 2, November 2003 

 2002

 
Volume 8, Number 1, May 2002Volume 8, Number 2, November 2002

 2001

 
Volume 7, Number 1, May 2001Volume 7, Number 2, November 2002

 2000

 
Volume 6, Number 1, May 2000Volume 6, Number 2, November 2000

 1999

 
Volume 5, Number 1, May 1999Volume 5, Number 2, November 1999

 1998

 
Volume 4, Number 1, May 1998Volume 4, Number 2, November 1998

 1997

 
Volume 3, Number 1, May 1997Volume 3, Number 2, November 1997

 1996

 
Volume 2, Number 1, May 1996Volume 2, Number 2, November 1996

 1995

 
Volume 1, Number 1, November 1995

 Volume 12 no 2, November 2006 

  • Margaret Nowak and Margaret McCabe:  “Institutional Investors: Do they have a Role in the Monitoring of Corporate Performance?” 
  • Roger Wettenhall:  “The 'State Tradition' in Australia: Reassessing an Earlier View”  
  • Emita Astami, Greg Tower, Rusmin and Ross Taplin:  “An Exploration of the Attributes of International Harmonisation Indices using the T-Index”    
  • Robyn Pilcher:  “The Smoothing Potential of Depreciation for Local Authorities”  
  • Ian Hyland, Sean Chinnery and John Evans:  “US Economic Announcements: Do They Convey Information to the Australian Share Market?”   
  • Chris Gusenzow and Greg Tower:  “Valuing Athletes”     


Volume 12, Number 1, May 2006

  • Peter Vitartas and Don Scott:  “The Relationship Between Community Involvement, Attachment and Trust and Perceived Satisfaction Levels of local Government Service Delivery”
  • Alina Lee, Kenneth Ke, Jeanette Ng, Kevin Tian, Greg White and Leah Walters:  “Accounting Public Practice and Employee Job Satisfaction Today:  Professional Values, Organisational Commitment and Employee Intention to Turnover in Accounting Firms”
  • Pauline Sadler, Cameron Yorke and Kyle Bowyer:  “The Effect of the Decision in McCracken v Melbourne Storm Rugby League Football Club on Professional Sport in Western Australia”
  • Fitra Roman Cahaya, Stacey A Porter and Alistair M Brown:  “Nothing to Report?  Motovations for Non-Disclosure of Social Issues by Indonesian Listed Companies”
  • Stuart Collins and Gregory White:  “A Free-Market Perspective for the Preparers and Users of Financial Accounting Information Today”
  • Jo Fletcher:  “An Emergent Approach to Public Procurement”

 Volume 11, No 2, November 2005

  •  Robert Evans and John Evans: "The Effects of Performance Measures on Executive Pay Structure: Evidence from Australia." 
  • Siobhan Austen: "Demographic Change in Singapore and its Possible Consequences for Women’s Involvement in the Paid Workforce." 
  • Bruce Jackson and Susan Madsen: "Common Factors of High Performance Teams."  
  • Nurianna Thoha: "The Barriers and Enablers to the Transition from Personnel Administration to Strategic Human Resource Management Practices: A Study of Large Indonesian Companies." 
  • Guy Callender, Kevin Vinsen, Diane Jamieson and John Brown: "Cost Estimation Models for Software Development: Art or Science?"  
  • Submission Guidelines  

Volume 11, No 1, May 2005 

  • Lance Cray: "Business-Information Technology Relationships: A Critical Dependence on IT Investment Outcomes? "  
  •  Yvonne Shanahan, Beverley Lord and Jennifer Boyd: "An Evaluation of the Capital Budgeting Process in New Zealand  Local Authorities"  
  • En Khong and Greg Tower: "Through the Looking Glass : Perceptions of Corporate Transparency."    
  • Sandy Chong: "An Empirical Study of Factors that Influence the Adoption Of E-Commerce in Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises." 
  • Peter Kenyon, Paul Koshy and Nick Wills-Johnson:  "A  Cost Benefit Analysis of Vocational Rehabilitation Services Provided by CRS Australia."     
  • Submission Guidelines       
     

Volume 10, Number 2, November 2004

  • Anton de Waal: "Internet Marketing: A Typology of Theories and Some Practical Implications"
  • Graeme Hodge and Diana Bowman: "Governing Nanotechnology: Setting the Regulatory Agenda"
  • Guy Callender and Darin Matthews: "The Role of the Past in the Future of Public Procurement" 
  • Cecil Pearson and Samir Chatterjee: "An Assessment of Managerial Work: Evidence from a Field Study in Eight Asian Nations"

Volume 10, Number 1, May 2004

  • Teresa Connolly, Greg Tower and David Holloway: "Infrastructure Assets and Accounting Measurement: Western Australian Local Government Councils"
  • Carol Gorelick, Sandra Fowkes and Shanil Haricharan: "Knowledge Fuel for Fighting Fires-Knowledge Capture at Ukuvuka: A Case Study"
  • Linda Herkenhoff, Grant O'Neill and Antonio Travaglione: "Harnessing the Power of Emotional Intelligence Across Cultures" 
  • David Crombie: "The Missing Link: Could Emotional Intelligence Solve the Mystery of Entrepreneurship?" 
  • Peter Galvin and John Rice: "Governance Systems, Modular Products and Innovation"

Volume 9, Number 2, November 2003

  • Mahinda Siriwardana and Brian Dollery: "An Empirical Analysis of the Proposed Australia-Japan Free Trade Agreement"
  • Pauline Sadler and Cameron Yorke: "The 2003 Rugby World Cup: Player Image as Intellectual Property"
  • Graeme Hodge: "Business Process Outsourcing: Improving Services, Reducing Costs & the Intelligent Buyer"
  • Susan Madsen: "Viewing Corporate Wellness Programs as Systems" 
  • Nancy Bursey and Geraldine Lindley: "Fashion Crimes: Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Canadian Fur Industry"
  • Sonja Petrovic-Lazarevic: "The Global Building and Construction Industry: Some Governance Challenges in its Future"
  • Judy Johnston and Guy Callender: "Revisiting Public Governance: An Interdisciplinary Review"

Volume 9, Number 1, May 2003

  • Mark Lyons: "Improving Government - Community Sector Relations" 
  • Kerry Brown and Neal Ryan: "Redefining Government - Community Relations Through Service Agreements"
  • Myles McGregor-Lowndes and Matthew Turnour: "Recent Developments in Government Community Service Relations: Are You Really My Partner?" 
  • Des Pearson: "Public Sector Contracting of Not-for-Profit Organisations for the Delivery of Community Services"
  • Kerry Brown, Sharon Gyde, Adele Renwick and Karyn Walsh: "Government-Community Partnerships: Rhetoric or Reality?" 
  • Linda McGuire: "Benchmarking Community Services: 'nailing Jello to a tree'"
  • Ted Flack and Christine Ryan: "Accountability of Australian Non-profit Organisations: Reporting Dilemmas"
  • Kathy Brown: "How has Queensland Fared in the Development of the Community Services Industry Plan?"

Volume 8, Number 2, November 2002

  • Mike Rowe: "Partnership Working? A Tale of Two Programs"
  • Rona Beattie, Stephen Osborne and Arthur Williamson: "Community Involvement in Rural Regeneration Partnerships: Structural Rhetoric or Reality?" 
  • Matthias Finger and Christophe Genoud: "Towards institutionalised governance? The case of the local/global water sector?
  • Allan Peachment: "The Contemporary Public Sector in Western Australia: The Role of History and the Place of Research"
  • Frederick Frost: "The Dairy Industry Post Deregulation: Development of Future Scenarios for the Australian Dairy Industry"
  • Peter Stearns: "Consumerism in World History: The Global Transformation of Desire"
  • Jeremy Moon and Bruce Stone: "Power and Freedom in Modern Politics"

Volume 8, Number 1, May 2002

  • Graeme Hodge: "Who Steers the State When Governments Sign Public-Private Partnerships?"
  • Alessandro Ancarani: "A Model for Evaluating Public/Private Alternatives in Network Services Provision"
  • JC van Ham and JFM Koppenjan: "Partnerships Passing in the Night" 
  • Dianne Lewis, Jennifer Waterhouse and Jolanta Szymczyk-Ellis: "From Bureaucracy to Project Management: A Cultural Leap"
  • Lance McMahon, Michael Sim Yaw Seng and Don Smart: "Quality Assurance in Australian Higher Education: Evolution and Emerging Issues"
  • Gary Madden and Cherelle Murphy: "Protection, employment and wages in Australian manufacturing"
  • Lance McMahon: "Research Note: Collective Consumption Marketing"
  • Anthony Giddens: "The Third Way and its Critics"
  • Richard Earle: "The Art of Cause Marketing"

Volume 7, Number 2, November 2001

  • Peter Walsh and Neal Ryan: "In Search of New Approaches to Governance: The Case of Place Management"
  • Judy Johnston and Guy Callender: "Outsourcing Public Sector Infrastructure: Running the Reform Agenda off the Rails"
  • Tony O'Connor and E Eugene Clark: "Successful Partnerships in Education and Training: Lessons Learnt from the Australian Customs Service - University of Canberra Commercial Education Program"
  • Esmie Nichol and Dennis Taylor: "Accountability and Performance Reporting in the Public Accounts of the Malaysian Government"
  • Gudrun Biffl: "Coordination of Migration, Employment and Education Policy in the EU-Labour Market"
  • Robert Guthrie: "Sex in the City: Decriminalisation of Prostitution in Western Australia"
  • Richard P Feynman: "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: The Best Short Works of Richard P Feynman"
  • Peter L Bernstein: "Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk"

Volume 7, Number 1, May 2001

  • Shaun Goldfinch and Paul Bellamy: "The Performance of Public Science: A Research Assessment of the Crown Research Institutes of New Zealand Using Bibliometric Methods"
  • Jennifer Waterhouse, Kerry Brown and Christine Flynn: "The Pacific Motorway: A Case Study Examining Public Sector Management Dilemmas"
  • Scott Gardner: "Stakeholder and Reputation Management as a Tool of Effective Governance Within Corporatised Government Agencies"
  • Carol Dalglish and Jenifer Frederick: "Leadership Development and its Impact on a Public Sector Organisation"
  • Robyn Keast: "Government Service Delivery Framework: A New Governance Approach for Queensland"
  • John Martin and Tatjana Kehren: "The Getting of Wisdom in Local Governance: Reflections on the Queensland Case"
  • John Simpson and John Evans: "Chinese Banking and World Trade Organisation Membership"

Volume 6, Number 2, November 2000

  • Rachel Parker, Neal Ryan and Kerry Brown: "Drivers and Outcomes of the New Public Management in Three Public Sector Agencies"
  • Pauline Sadler and Frank Harman: "Reform of Freedom of Information Legislation in Western Australia"
  • Michael T Ewing, Julie Napoli and Albert Caruana: "Asian Networks: An Individualist-Collectivist Perspective"
  • Kerry Brown, Peter Brosnan and Natalie Gallery: "Women and Superannuation: Labour Market Participation and Retirement Prospects"
  • Fred Frost: "The Changing Role of Governments Involvement in the Dairy Industry: A Delph Study of its Future Role"

Volume 6, Number 1, May 2000

  • Des Pearson: "Contemporary Issues in Public Sector Accountability"
  • Geoff Gallop: "Drawing the Line Between the Public and the Private"
  • Neal Ryan: "Public Confidence in the Public Sector"
  • Tekle Shanka: "International Students Perception of Rural Western Australia as a Tourist Destination"
  • John Evans, Cartiona Chin and Ian Chin: "Asset Valuation and Rate of Return Considerations in Public Entities"
  • Simon James and Lynne Oats: "Tax Harmonisation: Clarifying the Issues"

Volume 5, Number 2, November 1999

  • Siobhan Austen and Alison Preston: "Fairness, Equity and Safety Net Wage Adjustments"
  • Andrew Korac-Kakabadse, Alexander Kouzmin and Nada Korac-Kakabadse: "Re-Institutionalising Trust in Lean Public Sectors"
  • Nimal Jayaratna, Patrick Holt and Trevor Wood-Harper: "Criteria for Methodology Choice in Information Systems Development"
  • Allan Peachment, Michael Ewing and Lance McMahon: "Social Marketing Initiative"
  • Matthew Robson, Leyland Pitt and Deon Nel: "Value-for-Money and Local Government Services Pricing: The Marketing Perspective"

Volume 5, Number 1, May 1999

  • Lance McMahon: "Marketing and the Policy Sciences: The Emerging Relationship"
  • Christian Bauer and Laurent Ramelet: "Electronic Commerce and Export Success: A Case Study on Australian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises"
  • Dennis Taylor, Jeanne H Yamamura, Yvonne Stedham and Morton Nelson: "Managing Professionals: The Impact of Organisational Factors on Dimensions of Satisfaction in Chartered Accounting Firms"
  • Tim Mazzarol and Geoffrey N Soutar: "China's Demand for International Education - Social and Policy Implications for Australia"
  • Catherine Jordan and Anthony Travaglione: "Strategies Used to Maintain Positive Employee Attitudes and Work Outcomes During Downsizing"
  • Don Harding and Peter Kenyon: "Theories of Franchising"

Volume 4, Number 2, November 1998

  • Prafula Fernandez and Lynne Oats: "Tax Reform - Replacing Australia's Wholesale Sales Tax with a GST"
  • Linda Irene Glassop: "The Role of Government: An Analysis of the Australian Constitution Using Systems Theory"
  • Simon James: "A Strategic Analysis of the Future International Business Tax Environment"
  • Andrew Korac-Kakabadse, Nada Korac-Kakabadse and Alexander Louzmin: "Negotiating Consultant Links with the Top Team: Transacting Meaning and Obligations or Executive Failure Through Excessive Outsourcing?"
  • Marc Robinson: "Market Testing versus Strategic Contracting"

Volume 4, Number 1, May 1998

  • John Ryan and Mark Hepworth: "Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Their Impact on European SME Growth"
  • Peter Curwen: "Private Finance Initiative or Playing with Funding Investment? Public Services Delivery Reform in the UK"
  • Dane Howarth and Yvonne Shanahan: "An Investigation into the Application of Activity-Based Management in Public Sector Organisations"
  • Chris Provis, Jennifer McKay and John Tomaino: "Whistleblowing and Organisational Strategy"
  • Ian Radbone: "Governments and Statutory Authorities: Recent Lessons from the Case of Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority"
  • Debra Harker and Peter Graham: "Establishing New Advertising Self-Regulatory Schemes: Lessons from the American Model"

Volume 3, Number 2, November 1997

  • Hongxin Zhao and Kong Yam Tan: "Relationships Between Imported Technology and Indigenous Technological Capability: Evidence from Four Asian Economies"
  • Peter Graham and Stephen Dann: "Banning Tobacco Advertising: The Australian Example"
  • Louise Kloot and David Goodwin: "Local Government Management Reforms in Victoria: An Accounting Perspective"
  • Morton Nelson, James Fisher, Greg Tower and William Banks: "A Comparison of University Accountability in Australia and Canada"
  • Nick Sciulli: "Identification of Key Costing Issues in the Context of Competitive Tendering and Contracting Out by Public Sector Agencies"
  • Rob Guthrie: "Resolving Workers Compensation Disputes in Western Australia Without Lawyers"

Volume 3, Number 1, May 1997

  • E Eugene Clark: "The Role of Legal Compliance Programs in the Marketing of Goods and Services: Product Liability, Advertising, Credit Management, Intellectual Property and International Trade Issues"
  • Andy Khan and Allan Davison: "Auditors' Common Law Liability to Third Parties - Recent Trends"
  • Bee Chai Lee and Sheila Bellamy: "Planning and Control in Australian Government Business Enterprises: Perceptions of Senior Managers"
  • Prafula Fernandez: "Project Finance Under International Islamic Capital Market"
  • Donald McDermid: "The Need to Model Business Rules: A Contemporary Issue in Information Systems"
  • Muayyad Jabri: "Resuscitating Climate Audits: Implications for the Management of Change"

Volume 2, Number 2, November 1996

  • Margaret McNeil and Allan Peachment: "Ethics and the Public Sector Manager: A Comparative Treatment of the Western Australian Public Sector"
  • E Eugene Clark: "Legal Compliance Programs: General Principles and Practical Guidelines for Preventative Legal Action"
  • Nick Bruning: "An Assessment of Antecedents, Task Satisfaction and Perceived Organisational Effectiveness: The Creation of a Solid Waste Management District"
  • George Hagglund and Chris Provis: "Enterprise Bargaining and Productivity Issues in South Australia"
  • Helen Cabalu: "The East Asian 'Miracle': Can it Happen in Australia? (The case of Manufactured Exports)"
  • Tan Kong Yan: "Regionalism in the Pacific Basin: ASEAN, APEC and Global Free Trade"

Volume 2, Number 1, May 1996

  • John K Courtis: "Annual Report Chart Graphics: Emerging Interest"
  • Margaret Jackson: "The Gulf Between International and National Obligations: The Australian Government and Teoh's Case"
  • Andy Khan and Nii Wallace-Bruce: "Implied Constitutional Rights and the Closed Shop"
  • Anthony Travaglione, Dale Pinto and Robert Evans: "A Critical Analysis of the Intention and Effects of Policies to Encourage Employee Share Ownership"
  • Yvonne P Shanahan and Karyn M Dance: "Implementing a New Costing System in the New Zealand Health Sector: A Case Study of Nelson Marlborough Health Services Limited"
  • John Neilson and Dennis Taylor: "Managing Rapid Commercialisation: The Case of a Public Transport Organisation"

Volume 1, Number 1, November 1995

  • Glen Bartlett: "Termination of Employment: Legal Aspects of Counselling and Procedural Fairness"
  • Sue Deegan: "Managerialism: a review of the debate and a consideration of its potential impact on innovation in public sector agencies"
  • Susan Long, Barbara Cargill and Jillian Stewart: "Action Learning: A Case Study in Business Planning in Local Government"
  • Tim Mazzarol: "Regulation of International Education in Australia: Findings of a Multi-National Study"
  • Kevin G Brown: "Contracting Out by Western Australian Government Departments and the Legal Implications Applicable to Safety and Health Related Issues"
  • Swee Hoon Ang: "Effectiveness of an Informational Public Policy Campaign: A Comparison Among Social Classes"

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