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Publications
Our staff have published high-quality papers in
prestigious national and international journals. Research students have
contributed to the publication effort via conference presentations and
through other forms of publication. The School's partnerships with
industry and other research teams are also reflected in many of our
publications.
The Research Monitor
provides further information on selected publications. We invite you to
browse our publication data and then to contact us if you would like to
obtain further information.
Working Paper Series
Statement of Purpose
The major aim of this online series is to publish
research-in-progress being conducted by members of the School of
Business for the purpose of encouraging a supportive and productive
research culture. This series is designed to assist the authors to
refine their ideas, methods and analysis through the widest possible
dissemination of the papers. All published papers will be available
from the School's research website and thus can be accessed through
website browsers. All papers will have a statement encouraging readers
of these papers to contact the authors with comments and suggestions
for further research.
All submitted papers will be reviewed and edited to
ensure an acceptable academic standard is met in the presentation,
analysis and referencing of the work. Titles and keywords will be
provided on the working paper series listing. An abstract and Harvard
style referencing is required with all submissions.
Frequency
Four times a year there will be a call for papers to be
submitted. After the editorial process and necessary revisions, the
papers will be placed on the research website in an archival format.
Editorial Board
Jerry Courvisanos (editor)
Ian Clark (marketing rep.)
Alex Milmow (commerce rep.)
Steven McEachern (management rep.)
Patrice Braun (CRIC rep.)
2008 Working Paper Series
> Archived Working Paper Series
If you would like to find out further information
please contact:
Associate Professor Ian Clark
Research Higher Degrees and Ethics Coordinator
School of Business
Email: i.clark@ballarat.edu.au
Seminars
Regular seminars are conducted by academic staff,
candidates and invited guests throughout each semester in the School of
Business. Academic staff give seminars emanating from their own
research and their experiences of supervising research degree
candidates. Invited guest speakers speak on issues of general interest
to candidates and academic staff. Candidates make presentations on
research proposals for dissertations and on completion of major units
of study.
SEMINAR SERIES 2008
All Seminars are held on Wednesdays at 1.30 unless otherwise stated.
> Archived Seminar Series Schedules
If you would like to find out further information please contact:
Sarah Murphy
Research Administrator
tel: +61 (0)3 5327 9982
fax: +61 (0)3 5327 9405
email: s.murphy@ballarat.edu.au |
