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  • Volunteers as hosts and guests in museums 
    Holmes Kirsten; Edwards Deborah (CABI, 2008)
    This chapter uses the extant research on museum audiences to conceptualize the relationship between museum visiting and volunteering. First, the chapter examines the literature relating to museum visitors; second, it ...
  • The volunteer's journey through leisure into the self 
    Lyons K.; Wearing Stephen; Deville Adrian (CABI, 2008)
    Volunteer tourism is in essence a form of leisure behaviour. Perceived freedom and choice (Neulinger, 1974), intrinsic motivation (Iso-Ahola, 1982), satisfaction and enjoyment (Kaplan, 1975), and identity and selfhood ...
  • Volunteer tourism 
    Wearing Stephen; Lyons K.; Snead Suzanne (Goodfellow Publishers Ltd, 2010)
    The aim of this chapter is to provide students with a critical understanding of the phenomenon of volunteer tourism. It will consider how volunteer tourism occurs in diverse community settings with a particular emphasis ...
  • Volunteer tourism and intercultural exchange: exploring the 'Other' in the experience 
    Wearing Stephen; Grabowski Simone (Routledge, 2011)
    Volunteer tourism as a form of international development has been posed as an alternative mechanism which has the potential to achieve different socio-cultural outcomes. In this guise it aims 'to establish direct ...
  • Volunteer tourism as alternative tourism: Journeys beyond otherness 
    Lyons K.; Wearing Stephen (CABI, 2008)
    Seismic changes in leisure time, disposable income, mobility and communication technologies have created a context in which tourism has thrived. Grown and diversified to encompass a wide array of leisure travel behaviours ...
  • Volunteer Tourism: Challenging Consumerism in Tourism 
    Wearing Stephen (International Society of Naturalists (INSONA), 2001)
  • 'Watch out, here comes feeling!' Women executives and emotion work 
    Ross-Smith Anne; Chesterman Colleen; Peters Margaret (Inderscience, 2005)
    In this article, we present findings of an Australia-wide empirical study that investigated the impact of the presence of senior women executives on management cultures. We found that both men and women clearly agreed that ...
  • Wear it with pride 
    SOGOC (2000)
  • Weber: Sintering the iron cage 
    Clegg Stewart; Lounsbury Michael (Oxford University Press, 2009)
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  • We see dead people?: The state of organization science 
    Schwarz Gavin; Clegg Stewart; Cummings Thomas; Donaldson Lex; Miner John (Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 2007)
    This essay responds to John Miner’s (1984) assessment of the state of organizational science. Slightly more than two decades ago, Miner found little evidence of a correlation between organizational scholars’ ratings of ...
  • what Can We believe In? How a Scientific Community Only Got It Half Wrong in the Aetiology of Occupational Stress 
    Mahony, K. (Henry Stewart Publications, 2002)
    The history of occupational stress research has not been linear, with new findings building on past knowledge. Several theories vie for dominance at anyone time as new theories usurp old theories and old theories are ...
  • What Clients Really Want from Management Consultants: Evidence from Australia 
    Chelliah John; Davis Douglas (Journal of International Management Studies, 2011)
    There are various views about the nature of key success factors that influence client satisfaction in consulting engagements. This paper utilizes both academic and practitioner literature in the area of management consulting ...
  • What Difference does ("Good") HRM Make? 
    Buchan, J. (Professional Engineering Publishing Ltd, 2004)
    The importance of human resources management (HRM) to the success or failure of health system performance has, until recently, been generally overlooked. In recent years it has been increasingly recognised that getting ...
  • What do Australian annual reports say about future earnings? 
    Choon Henry; Smith Michelle; Taylor Stephen (CPA Australia, 2000)
    Among available 1990 and 1995 annual reports for the 150 largest ASX listed firms as at June 30, 1996, about 25% of firms provided some form of prospective earnings disclosure. However, these disclosures tended to be ...
  • What do options have to do with it?: Inclusion of options market indicators in bid-ask spread decomposition 
    Michayluk David; Prather Laurie; Woo Li-Anne; Yip Henry (Korean Securities Association, 2009)
    This paper develops a cross-market model to extend Huang and Stoll (1997) by utilizing information from trade flows in the options market. Empirical tests reveal a significant increase in the estimated adverse information ...
  • What drives the choice of a third party logistics provider? 
    Anderson Edward; Coltman Tim; Devinney Timothy; Keating Byron (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, Inc., 2011)
    It is generally believed that companies choose supply chain partners on the basis of their distinctive value propositions ¿ a fact one would also expect holds true when companies choose a logistics service provider. However, ...
  • What factors make controversial advertising offensive? a preliminary study 
    Waller David (ANZCA & University of Sydney, 2004)
    While some advertisers have undertaken controversial advertising campaigns that have been very successful, some have been damaging to the company. This is particularly important for companies that have a controversial ...
  • What financial and non-financial information on intangibles is value relevant? A review of the evidence 
    Wyatt Anne (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, 2008)
    This paper evaluates what we have learned about the relevance and reliability of financial and non-financial information on intangibles from the value-relevance literature. Because value-relevance studies do not easily ...
  • What matters in audit pricing: industry specialization or overall market leadership? 
    Ferguson Andrew; Francis Jere; Stokes Donald (Carfax Publishing, 2003)
    Ferguson et al. (2003) report that audit industry fee premia primarily reside with joint national and city-specific industry leadership as opposed to merely firm-wide (national) industry expertise, suggesting auditor ...
  • What Matters to Americans: Social, Political and Economic Values 
    Devinney, Timothy; Auger, Pat; De Sailly, Rosalind (2013-02-27)
    Societies are complex entities with competing and conflicting and supporting and reinforcing characteristics. This study, part of a multiyear project sponsored by the Australian Research Council (ARC) in conjunction with ...