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  • Perspectives on multiple stakeholders and management control systems. Institutional and stakeholder theory: Friend or foe? 
    Sundin Heidi; Brown David; Booth Peter (European Accounting Association (EAA), 2008)
    Organisations are increasingly being pressured by stakeholders to acknowledge and manage their interests (Phillips 2003; Freeman 1984). However, conflicts can arise where multiple stakeholders have differing interests, ...
  • Pick Me! Perceptual Differences of Graduate Recruitment and Selection Methods 
    Johns Robyn; Teo Stephen; Harrington Katrina (International Employment Relations Association, 2007)
    This article reports the findings from a study which examines the adoption of recruitment and selection methods for graduates in Australia by examining the differences and similarities in the perceptions between graduate ...
  • Pierpont and the capital market 
    Brown Philip; Ferguson Andrew; Jackson Andrew (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, 2009)
    For almost forty years Trevor Sykes was one of the most recognizable business journalists in Australia. Sykes created his Pierpont character in February 1972 while writing for Australia's leading financial paper, the ...
  • Place marketing buyer behaviour: a model of Australian convention sites 
    Crouch Geoffrey; Louviere Jordan (Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference, 2003)
    This study examined the buyer behaviour of professional convention organizers with respect to the selection of a host city. Discrete choice modelling was employed to analyse data from a choice experiment involving 20 ...
  • Places and people: A precinct typology 
    Griffin Anthony; Hayllar Bruce; Edwards Deborah (Butterworth-Heinemann, 2008)
  • Plain Packaging, Pictorial Warnings and Tobacco Products: An Empirical Assessment 
    Hoek Janet; Gendall Philip; Louviere Jordan (ANZMAC, 2008)
    Although tobacco marketing is restricted, tobacco product packaging continues to communicate brand imagery, thereby maintaining brand salience and potentially reducing the impact of health warnings. This study used respondent ...
  • Planning for leisure, sport, tourism and the arts: goals and rationales 
    Veal Anthony (World Leisure Publications, 2011)
    On the basis of a review of some 82 sets of official, professional and academic English-language guidelines, this paper! evaluates eight rationales, goals and associated planning approaches for planning for leisure, sport, ...
  • Planning for the Games 
    Darcy, Simon (Walla Walla Press, 2008)
    The chapter draws together the planning and organisational considerations of hosting the Sydney Paralympic Games.
  • Planning host and guest interactions: Moving beyond the empty meeting ground in African encounters 
    Van Der Duim Rene; Peters Karen; Wearing Stephen (Channel View Publications, 2005)
    In many senses viewing the ‘other’ has always been a part of the tourist activity of dominant cultures. The ‘other’ has been seen as a source of difference and excitement with possibilities for exotic pleasure while at ...
  • Platyplus at play. 
    Clegg Stewart (SAGE Publications, 2006)
  • Playing the Game: Strategies of Resistance and Co-optation in Diversity Work 
    Swan Shirley; Fox Stephen (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2010)
    The article addresses diversity work as a specific form of management work that involves complex micro-political strategies of resistance. Diversity work stems from an activist agenda that has been adopted by mainstream ...
  • Pleasure And Dread: The Paradox Of Travel 
    Ankor Joan (International University College, 2011)
    Travel places the individual in situations where difference and the presence of the other can challenge our understanding of the world and our own selves. The complexity of this experience, it is suggested, benefits from ...
  • PLS path modeling in marketing and genetic algorithm segmentation 
    Ringle Christian; Schlittgen Rainer; Sarstedt Marko (ANZMAC, 2009)
    This paper presents the PLS genetic algorithm segmentation methodology which uses directed random searches to detect an optimum solution in the complex search space that underlies data partitioning tasks in PLS path modeling. ...
  • PlS-SEM: Indeed A Silver Bullet 
    Hair J.F.; Ringle Christian; Sarstedt M. (M.E. Sharpe, Inc., 2011)
    Structural equation modeling (SEM) has become a quasi-standard in marketing and management research when it comes to analyzing the cause-effect relations between latent constructs. For most researchers, SEM is equivalent ...
  • The political ecology of automobile recycling in Europe 
    Den Hond Frank; Clegg Stewart; Orsato Renato (Alliance Communications Group Division Allen Press, 2003)
    This paper addresses the relationship between organizations and the natural environment from both theoretical and empirical perspectives. In doing so, it contributes in three ways. First, it satisfies the need for more ...
  • Political hybrids: Tocquevillean views on project organizations 
    Clegg Stewart; Courpasson D (Blackwell Publishing, 2007)
    For the past decade, project organization has become increasingly central to management and organization studies, particularly as these seek to discern the contours of post-modern organizations, Yet, these contours ...
  • Politicians, public service employment relationship and the Coombs Commission 
    Spooner Keri; Haidar Ali (University of Western Sydney, 2005)
    There is a strange relationship between public service and politics. Public servants work within politics but there have always been attempts to keep politics out of public service. Attempts have been made to keep ...
  • Politicisation and managerial values: Responses from New Zealand councillors 
    Haidar Ali; Reid Mike; Spooner Keri (International Employment Relations Association, 2009)
    This study assesses the proposition that politicisation of public sector employment leads to government managers moving away from neutrality values and adopting responsive values. Results of a survey of well over 100 ...
  • Politics and collaboration during NPD projects 
    Kyriazis Elias; Massey Graham (Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference, 2006)
    Effective cross-functional relationships (CFRs) are a key success factor in developing successful new products for many companies. This paper adds to our existing knowledge on the Marketing/R&D CFR by examining the effects ...
  • The politics of gossip and denial in inter-organizational relations 
    Van Iterson Ad; Clegg Stewart (Sage Publications, 2008)
    Organizational gossip has largely been discussed in terms of effects at the individual level. In this article we turn our attention to the organization level. The article makes a research contribution that addresses gossip ...