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Theses: Recent submissions

    • Online Cost Minimization and Resource Allocation in Edge and Cloud Systems 

      Wu, Binghan
      Published 2024
      Recent advances in cloud and edge computing support increasingly complex applications, yet present challenges in dynamically allocating resources and controlling costs. Demand unpredictability, diverse pricing models, and ...
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    • How does Organisational Identification Evolve in the Sharing Economy: The Case of Home-sharing 

      Lai, Juvina
      Published 2024
      Organisational identity and organisational identification have emerged as two of the most widely used concepts in management research over the past two decades especially in the study of organisational environments. ...
      USyd Access
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    • 'Who's in and who's out?': an analysis of the lived experiences of native title and the lifeworld of people in the Pilbara 

      Torres-Montenegro, Nayeli
      Published 2024
      This thesis explores the impact of the Native Title Act (Cth) (1993), particularly, s223, on the Aboriginal people of the Pilbara. I argue that since the introduction of native title, notions of stasis and the expectation ...
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    • An Examination of Diasporic Iranian Contemporary Women Artists 

      Dadfar, Farnaz
      Published 2024
      The nature of geographical loss taken as an event or a condition holds an inherent—if not also a muted—quality of melancholic and nostalgic sensation towards origins, often related to conceptions of home and identity. The ...
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    • Medicine and Its Double: Doing dramaturgy with medical students in an Australian teaching hospital 

      Dalton, James Richard
      Published 2024
      This thesis examines the relationship between aesthetic performance practices and clinical experiences in medical education. Social reforms through the past fifty years have encouraged medical schools to adopt arts-based ...
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