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Browsing 15 Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services by Author "Edwards Melissa"

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  • Emergence, complexity and sustainability: a study of the `sub-political arena` 
    Edwards Melissa; Benn Suzanne (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2006)
    This paper aims to explore the phenomenon of emergence within complex multiple stakeholder networks that have developed around the aim of sustainable Landcare. Our empirical work indicates that these networks facilitate ...
  • Honourable Intentions? Analysing the interests of private equity in the aged care sector 
    Dela Rama Marie; Edwards Melissa; Dalton Bronwen; Green Jennifer (Australian and New Zealand Third Sector Research Limited, 2010)
    The Australian aged care industry was once dominated by non-profit organisations but recently ownership has changed significantly with the entry of for profit and in particular private equity investment vehicles. This paper ...
  • Inter-sectorial engagement: multiplexing between business and nonprofit organisations in Australia 
    Edwards Melissa; Onyx Jennifer (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2002)
    Building upon the models for inter-sectoral relationships proposed by Austin (1999) and Lyons (1998) within the Australian context of business and nonprofit relationships, this inductive research seeks to uncover empirical ...
  • Landcare and the livelihood of knowledge 
    Perey Robert; Dunphy Dexter; Edwards Melissa; Benn Suzanne (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2007)
    This paper explores how communities generate effective ecological solutions using both implicit narrative construction and explicit processes of knowledge creation and knowledge application. We argue that the act of ...