Technology acquires a provocative charge in different ways, one arising from observations of ‘transience’ in the built environment, particularly of the life and performance of buildings over time, their conception and ...

This paper draws out the synergies and tensions between corporate human and environmental sustainability at both theoretical and empirical levels. Given these synergies and tensions, we examine the challenges that achieving ...

This article explores the concepts of bullying and harassment, defines the terms and their implications, and explores similarities and differences between the two. It also examines pertinent legislation and identifies ...

The Australian banking sector is characterised by intense rivalry between competitors, lowered barriers to entry, a high th-reat of substitute products and powerful consumers. Despite increased competition and an . influx ...

This paper attempts to build upon the models for intersecraral relationships proposed by Austin (1999) and Lyons (1998). In the Australian context of business and nonprofit relationships this research seeks ra uncover ...