History in Australian and New Zealand Business Schools: The Proceedings of the First AAHANZBS Conference.: Recent submissions
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We’ve Been Down this Road Before: Evidence on the Health Consequences of Precarious Employment in Industrial Societies, 1840-1920
Published 2009-12-01A large body of international scientific research now indicates that the growth of job insecurity, flexible/temporary work and precarious forms of self-employment have had significant negative consequences for occupational ...Open AccessConference paper -
Can Historical Research into Fengshui Tell Us Anything about Business in China?
Published 2009-12-01The commodification of higher education has been led by business schools in Australia, and they have been accused of teaching merely technique and preaching greed in their manifesto of career and revenue generation. The ...Open AccessConference paper -
The Deep Veins of the Sons of Gwalia Litigation
Published 2009-12-01This paper engages in a doctrinal analysis of historical precedent on aggrieved shareholder claims in the UK. It does so in order to expose the basis for the judgment of the House of Lords in the foundational case of ...Open AccessConference paper -
The Whole Truth: How History can Inform Our Understanding of Ageing Workforces
Published 2009-12-01The 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 ...Open AccessConference paper -
Exploring Channel Evolution with History
Published 2009-12-01This paper discusses the evolution of the distribution channel of the Australian Information Communication Technology (ICT) industry over a 21 year period, introducing an effectiveness of the methods used to investigate ...Open AccessConference paper