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  • Business ethics in the age of super size me. 
    Barnwell Neil (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2004)
    This paper identifies that not all multinationals are exposed to the same level of ethical risk. It proposes a framework which will assist business to asses the level of ethical risk to which it is exposed. The framework ...
  • A Christian Understanding of Property: Spiritual themes underlying Western property 
    Small Garrick (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (PRRES), 2005)
    Interest in customary title has raised awareness of the cultural dependence of property and its relationship to spirituality. Western culture has a historical connection with Christian spirituality, yet its property ...
  • The collation of forensic DNA case data into a multi-dimensional intelligence database 
    Vintiner, G. M; Walsh, S. J; Kleim, C.; Moss, D. S (Forensic Science Society, 2002)
    The primary aim of any DNA Database is to link Individuals to unsolved offences and unsolved offences to each other via DNA profiling. This aim has been successfully relised during the operation of the New Zealand (NZ) ...
  • Consideration Of The Role Of Guanxi In The Ethical Judgments Of Chinese Managers 
    Ho Christina; Redfern Kylie (Springer, 2010)
    The importance of personal connections and relationships, or guanxi when doing business with the Chinese is widely acknowledged amongst Western academics and business managers alike. However, aspects of guanxi-related ...
  • Context, judgement and lifelong learning 
    Hager Paul; Halliday John (University of Oslo, 2002)
  • Cosmetic surgery in the age of gender 
    Jones Meredith; Heyes Cressida (Ashgate, 2009)
    We're watching a clip from a TV docnmentary about cosmetic surgery on YouTube.' It introduces Toni Wildish, 28-year-old mother of four, part-time shop assistant, and aspiring glamour model. Toni went to Prague as a cosmetic ...
  • The devil in high heels: drugs, symbolism and Kate Moss 
    Acevedo Beatrize; Warren Samantha; Wray-Bliss Edward (Routledge, 2009)
    This paper contributes to critical voices on the issue of organisational responses to employee drug use. It does so by exploring symbolic readings of organisations' relations with drugs and drug-taking. Our focus is recent ...
  • 'Dishing the dirt': Gossiping in organizations 
    Clegg Stewart; Iterson Ad Van (Routledge, 2009)
    In an exercise in social theory, rather than an empirical investigation, we concentrate on the role of gossip - spreading 'news about the affairs of another' - in relation to the dynamics of power in organizations. Gossip ...
  • Doing the Rights Thing: Approaches to Human Rights and Campaigning 
    Spry, D. C (UTSePress, 2007)
    This report is about the current state of human rights and the advocacy campaigns to end various abuses to these rights. It challenges views that give authority exclusively to the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human ...
  • 'Double b(l)ind': peer-review and the politics of scholarship 
    Walker, K. (Blackwell Publishing, 2007)
    The double-blind peer-review of manuscripts for potential publication is a longstanding tradition in the production of scholarship. Nursing has adopted this tradition to secure a place of legitimacy and authority for its ...
  • Embedded Ethics: Discourse and Power in the New South Wales Police Service 
    Gordon Raymond; Clegg Stewart; Kornberger Martin (Sage, 2009)
    In this paper we report an ethnographic research study conducted in one of the world's largest police organizations, the New South Wales Police Service. Our research question was, `How do forms of power shape organizational ...
  • The emergence of Secular Insight Practice in Australia 
    Bubna-Litic David; Higgins John (Routledge, 2011)
    In Australia over the last three decades, secular insight (vipassana) meditation practice has increasingly drawn away from its Theravadin origins, thus exemplifying a wider trend in western Buddhist circles over the second ...
  • The Emergence of Secular Insight Practices in Australia 
    Bubna-Litic David; Higgins Winton (Journal of Global Buddhism, 2007)
    In recent years insight (vipassana) practice in Australia has diversified in content and spawned new institutions that present a more secular face. These changes exemplify the development of global Buddhism elsewhere ...
  • An empirical investigation of the ethics position questionnaire in the People's Republic of China 
    Redfern Kylie; Crawford John (Springer, 2004)
    While many studies have investigated the ethical perceptions, ideologies and value systems of the Chinese, few studies have focused on mainland China, and even fewer have examined regional differences within China. This ...
  • Endangered Practices: Writing Feminist Research 
    Bower Kate; Clerke Christeena; Lee Alison (Sense Publishers, 2009)
    Thisbrief sketch serves as a framing for the focus of this chapter, which is concerned with the conditions under which feminist research can be done in current times. This chapter is a co-production between a senior academic ...
  • Enhancing or Inhibiting Advertising's Sustainability: An Overview of Advertising Standards Organisations in Australia 
    Crawford Robert; Spence-Stone Ruth (ANZMAC, Monash University, 2009)
    The Advertising Standards Board (ASB) and its predecessor, the Advertising Standards Council (ASC), have been responsible for regulating advertising content in Australia since 1974. Research on these bodies has highlighted ...
  • Envisioning practice: the roles of context, judgement and informal learning 
    Hager Paul; Halliday John (Academic Press, 2002)
    This paper explicates practice by examining a relationship between context, judgement and informal learning that is potentially lifelong. On common understandings of the nature of learning practice is of marginal interest, ...
  • Ethics, Alterity and Organizational Justice 
    Byers Damian; Rhodes Carl (Blackwell Publishing, 2007)
  • The ethics of managerial subjectivity 
    Ibarra-Colado Eduardo; Clegg Stewart; Rhodes Carl; Kornberger Martin (Springer, 2006)
    This paper examines ethics in organizations in relation to the subjectivity of managers. Drawing on the work of Michel Foucault we seek to theorize ethics in terms of the meaning of being a manager who is an active ...
  • Exile and stasis in Heiner Maller's Medea adaptation 
    Lu Yixu (University of Sydney, 2006)