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  • Raiders of the Lost Capital 
    Watson Nicole (University of Technology, Sydney, 2008)
  • Reconciliation: Forty Years On 
    Behrendt Larissa (Australian Institute of Policy and Science, 2007)
  • Re-crossing a different water: colonialism and Third Worldism in Fiji 
    Ghosh Devleena (eContent Management Pty Ltd, 2003)
    This article will discuss the idea of the Third World in Fiji by analysing the internal tensions of the term and the plurality of trajectories emerging from the transnational spaces in which Fijian society must ...
  • Reducing meat and dairy consumption: A cultural change approach 
    Daly Jane (Common Ground, 2011)
    Research shows that livestock account for a significant proportion of greenhouse gas emissions and global consumption of livestock products is growing rapidly. A variety of authors have previously examined the environmental ...
  • Reflections on space, structure and their impact on organisations 
    Kornberger Martin; Clegg Stewart (Lodz University Press, 2003)
    Commitment to rationality stands equally at the core of modernity and its defining institution, modem organisations. In this paper we consider the relation between rationality and space, focusing on 'strategy' , We connect ...
  • Reflections on the 1987 Fiji Coups 
    Ramesh Sanjay (Fiji Institute of Applied Studies, 2008)
  • The Re-Generation 
    Vasseleu, C. V (Taylor and Francis, 2004)
  • Regional Policies over the last Decade: Imprinting Working Nation 
    Mcgrath-Champ Susan; Searle Glen (Southern Cross University, Division of Business, 2005)
    This paper reviews the regional policies of the Commonwealth Government's 1994 Working Nation White Paper and assesses its subsequent impact on this policy area. It outlines the recessionary macroeconomic context which ...
  • Regulating supply chains to provide a safe rate for road transport workers 
    Rawling Michael; Kaine Sarah (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2012)
    Business outsourcing and restructuring has contributed to the growth of precarious work arrangements in Australia and around the developed world. Precarious work results in adverse health and safety outcomes for workers ...
  • Reimagining the Chinese Nation: The Zeng Guofan Phenomenon 
    Guo Yingjie; He Baogang (SAGE Publications, 1999)
    Zeng Guofan (1811-1872) has been one of the most controversial figures in modem Chinese history. He has been variously judged a "saint" as well as a "lackey of the Manchus," a "cold-blooded killer," and a "traitor." Since ...
  • The relationship between religion and volunteering in Australia 
    Lyons Mark; Nivison-Smith Ian (Volunteering Australia, 2006)
    This article draws on a household survey of giving and volunteering conducted by Roy Morgan Research early in 2005 to explore the relationship between religion and volunteering among adult Australians. We find that people ...
  • Relocating Marie Bonaparte's Clitoris 
    Moore Alison (Routledge, 2009)
    This article is an attempt to engage in precisely this kind of reconsideration, followed by a claim to resituate Bonaparte in light of the historic context in which she belongs, a context that pre-dated feminist and ...
  • Re-making jobs: Enacting and learning work practices 
    Price Oriana; Scheeres Hermine; Boud David (Springer, 2009)
    Thispapertakesupunderstandingsoforganisationswherepracticesconstituteandframepastandpresentwork,aswellasfutureworkpracticepossibilities.Withinthisview,workpractices,andthusorganisations,arebothperpetuatedandvariedthrough ...
  • Remodelling media: The urgent search for new media business models 
    Macnamara Jim (University of Queensland, Media and Cultural Studies Centre, 2010)
    A critical analysis of media business models to sustain media in the 21st century raning from new forms of advertising and subscription to charging for content behind 'paywalls'.
  • Researching direct action against carbon emissions: a digital ethnography of climate agency 
    Pearse Rebecca; Goodman James; Rosewarne Stuart (UTS ePress, 2010)
    Global warming poses very directly the question of human agency. In this video ethnography of climate agency we explore dimensions of subjectivity in climate activism. Through a longitudinal study we track activist ...
  • Researching giving and volunteering in Australia 
    Lyons Mark; Mcgregor-Lowndes Myles; O'Donoghue Philip (Australian Council of Social Service, 2006)
    The giving of time and money, mainly to private nonprofit organisations is not trivial, but in Australia has been little studied. This article introduces a special issue of the Australian Journal of Social Issues which ...
  • Residential operational energy use 
    Rickwood Peter (Routledge, 2009)
    Despite decades of debate in urban research about the effect of built form on household energy use, the empirical research on the topic is still far from conclusive. Many studies rely on small samples and fail to control ...
  • Responding To Climate Crisis: Modernisation, Limits, Socialism 
    Goodman James (University of Sydney, 2010)
    This article first explores the resulting political stagnation in debates about how to address climate change, drawing on local and international examples. Second it seeks to invigorate those debates by drawing on the ...
  • Responding To Orientalist Feminism 
    Ho Christina (Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2010)
    As Hester Eisenstein shows in her essay in this issue, the sudden concern for women has come from neo-conservatives like George W. Bush, who are not known for their support for feminism. Yet feminism is `essential¿ to the ...
  • Responsibility in Governance: Implied Rights, Fiduciary Obligation and Indigenous Peoples 
    Behrendt Larissa (Braybrooke Press, 2007)