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History in Australian and New Zealand Business Schools: The Proceedings of the First AAHANZBS Conference.: Recent submissions

    • Competition in Retailing: Lessons from the History of Rochdale Consumer Co-operatives in Australia 

      Patmore, Greg; Balnave, Nikola
      Published 2009-12-01
      Rochdale consumer co-operatives have played an integral role in the lives of many people in particular localities in Australia. The Rochdale movement developed in waves in the period prior to the end of World War II, but ...
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    • The Whole Truth: How History can Inform Our Understanding of Ageing Workforces 

      Colley, Linda
      Published 2009-12-01
      The ageing of Australian workforces is a universally accepted truth. In recent years the increasing rate of retirements has been a significant contributor to tight labour markets and skills shortages. The ageing workforce ...
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    • Business History as Capstone Courses 

      Colquhoun, Philip
      Published 2009-12-01
      Based on studies of history courses in Business Schools, this paper argues that history can be an alternative to the technically driven capstone courses used in many Business Schools. Universities in general and Business ...
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    • The Benefits (and Limitations) of Business History to the Study of Management and Organisations: The Example of the Global Diffusion of Management Knowledge 

      Wright, Christopher
      Published 2009-12-01
      This paper explores the contribution of a business history perspective to the study of management and organisational studies. While business history tends to be devalued within management academic groupings, this paper ...
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    • The Use and Abuse of Business History 

      Walker, Miranda; Mees, Bernard
      Published 2009-12-01
      The use of history in vocational undergraduate courses is contested. Although there has been a recent push to bolster the teaching of history in Australian secondary schools, history in business courses still often seems ...
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