In this paper, Janus is used as a metaphor for examining the nature of cultural diversity in Australian sport. It does so by firstly presenting a historical context for sport in Australia and the relative lack of cultural ...

This review article considers research into job quality that was undertaken in Australia and Europe before discussing the very different labour market of the UAE with a particular focus on Dubai. The paper will also explore ...

The issue of kangaroo bonds (foreign A$-denominated bonds) has become a significant part of the Australian bond market. The Australian experience offers some lessons to other countries interested in developing their domestic ...

This article examines the knowledge-creating role of the Internet in international business activities of Vietnamese firms. The authors find that both the collection and the transformation of information from the Internet ...

The literature on knowledge management has been curiously silent about the role of knowledge management as a method of supporting a neo-liberal agenda of organizational anorexia and professional disempowerment. This paper ...

According to a leading scholar of management James Brian Quinn,' "The capacity to manage human intellect¿and to transform intellectual output into a service or a group of services embodied in a product¿ is fast becoming ...

The central thesis of this paper is that the production of knowledge in consulting teams can neither be understood as the result of an internal interaction between clients and consultants decoupled from the wider socio-political ...

In this study, we examine two factors that impact managers' willingness to share private information during the project review stage of capital budgeting. Drawing on the cognitive dissonance theory and the agency theory, ...