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2007 Working Paper Series - ISSN 1832-6846

Paper #	Title	Author(s)
2007/01	The Two Tribes of ‘The Econ’: A Study of Economists and Economic Media Commentary in Australia	Alex Millmow and Jerry Courvisanos
2007/02	Innovation and Investment: Technological Obsolescence in Australian Manufacturing*	Harry Bloch, Maria Mangano and Jerry Courvisanos
2007/03	Optimise Versus Satisfice: An Investment Policy Framework for Sustainable Development	Jerry Courvisanos
2007/04	A Comparison of Peer Evaluations of the Effectiveness of Women’s Leadership Styles in Malaysia and Australia	Uma Jogulu and Glenice Wood

2006 Working Paper Series - ISSN 1832-6846

Paper #	Title	Author(s)
2006/01	Tourist Visitation to Ebenezer Mission, a Case Study	Eva McRae-Williams and Ian Clark
2006/02	Think Manager – Think Male: Influences on Career Advancement Projections for Women in Management?	Glenice Wood
2006/03	The comfort of strangers: Hospitality on the Victorian Goldfields, 1850-1860	Ian Clark and David Cahir
2006/04	Nascent tourism in Victoria in the 1840s: The tourism sensibilities of a most travelled man	Ian Clark
2006/05	The northern Wathawurrung and Andrew Porteous, 1860-77	Ian Clark
2006/06	The Political Economy of R&D in a Global Financial Context	Jerry Courvisanos
2006/07	Toponyms on the Murray River: A case for ‘anglo-Indigenous Identification’	Laura Kostanski
2006/08	Dual Naming: Recognising Landscape Identifies within the Constraints of Government and Research Guidelines	Laura Kostanski
2006/09	Place Attachment and Toponymic Attachment: Are they the same? Reflections on an Australian case study conducted in 2004	Laura Kostanski and Ian Clark
2006/10	That Name is OUR history: Divergent Histories of Place	Laura Kostanski
2006/11	Identification of needs and services for lesbians and gay men in the context of problems of rural confidentiality and social exclusion	Lorene Gottschalk

2005 Working Paper Series - ISSN 1832-6846

Paper #	Title	Author(s)
2005/01	The Political Economy of Technological Innovation: A Heterodox Synthesis	Jerry Courvisanos
2005/02	Barriers to Wine Visitation: Visitor Perceptions and Travel Motivations in the Grampians Wine Region	Ian Clark et al
2005/03	How Milton Friedman Came to Australia: A Case Study of Class-based Political Business Cycles	Jerry Courvisanos and Alex Millmow
2005/04	An Examination of the Extent of Cultural Differences Experienced by French Managers in Australia and How They Managed Such Differences	Veronique Lemardeley and Lorene Gottschalk
2005/05	Costs and Benefits of Balancing Work and Life: An Examination of Five Australian ‘Best Practice’ Companies	Nadine Zacharias and Lorene Gottschalk
2005/06	In Quest of Nargun and Nyols: a history of indigenous tourism at the Buchan Caves Reserve	Ian Clark
2005/07	Another Side of Eureka - the Aboriginal presence on the Ballarat goldfields in 1854 - Were Aboriginal people involved in the Eureka rebellion?	Ian Clark
2005/08	Aspiring Australian Middle Managers: A Follow Up Study	Glenice Wood
2005/09	Population Growth, Ageing and the Growth of the Australian Regional Economies	Bruce Felmingham et al

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