A report on the GAMUT public forum on good governance for transport infrastructure. (Position paper)
(2008)
Preprint / Working Paper
Curtis, C., Glover, L., Legacy, C., & Wigan, M. A report on the GAMUT public forum on good governance for transport infrastructure. (Position paper)
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Annual Report 2008/2009 (2008)
Preprint / Working Paper
McQuaid, R. W. Annual Report 2008/2009
From Placards to Partnership: the changing nature of community activism and infrastructure in Manchester, UK and Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. (2008)
Preprint / Working Paper
Milligan, C., Kyle, R. G., Bondi, L., Fyfe, N. R., Kearns, R. A. & Larner, W. (2007). From Placards to Partnership: the changing nature of community activism and infrastructure in Manchester, UK and Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand.First paragraph: This report details the findings of a comprehensive cross-national analysis of how new sites of local governance, particularly partnerships, act to encourage or discourage voluntary activism. It is based upon findings from a two-year... Read More about From Placards to Partnership: the changing nature of community activism and infrastructure in Manchester, UK and Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand..
Response to the Victorian East-West study. (2008)
Preprint / Working Paper
Wigan, M. Response to the Victorian East-West study
The use of poster presentations with undergraduate accounting students. (2008)
Preprint / Working Paper
Fotheringham, A. The use of poster presentations with undergraduate accounting studentsPosters are frequently used as an assessment tool with undergraduate students within Health and Social Science related fields, but have not been used within undergraduate accountancy education. This study reports the introduction of poster present... Read More about The use of poster presentations with undergraduate accounting students..
The Effects of a Separation of Ownership from Control on UK Listed Firms: An Empirical Analysis (2008)
Preprint / Working Paper
Crossan, K. The Effects of a Separation of Ownership from Control on UK Listed Firms: An Empirical AnalysisNo abstract available.