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McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & O'Halloran, Kerry (Eds.) (2010) Modernising charity law : recent developments and future directions. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, United Kingdom.
Carlon, Shirley, Mladenovic, Rosina, Palm, Chrisann T., Kimmel, Douglas C., Kieso, Donald E., & Weygandt , Jerry J. (2009) Financial accounting: building accounting knowledge. John Wiley and Sons Australia, Australia, Queensland, Milton.
Coleman, Cynthia, Hart, Geoffrey, Bondfield, Brett, McLaren, John, Sadiq, Kerrie, & Ting, Antony (2011) Australian Tax Analysis [8th Edition]. Thomson Reuters, Pyrmont, N.S.W.
Coleman, Cynthia, Krever, Richard, Hanegbi, Rami, McLaren, John, Hart, Geoffrey, Jogorgan, Sunita, et al. (2010) Principles of taxation law (4th Edition). Lawbook Company / Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia , Pyrmont, NSW, Australia .
O'Halloran, Kerry (2011) The politics of charity. Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. Routledge, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon.
O'Halloran, Kerry (2011) The politics of charity. Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. Routledge.
O'Halloran, Kerry J., McGregor-Lowndes, Myles, & Simon, Karla (2008) Charity Law and Social Policy. Library of Public Policy and Public Administration. Springer, New York.
Sadiq, Kerrie, Coleman, Cynthia, Hanegbi, Rami, Hart, Geoff, Jogarajan, Sunita, Krever, Richard, et al. (2012) Principles of taxation law 2012. Thomson Reuters, Australia.
Book Chapter
O'Halloran, Kerry (2010) Government : charity boundaries. In McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & O'Halloran, Kerry (Eds.) Modernising charity law : recent developments and future directions. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, pp. 164-186.
O'Halloran, Kerry, Wyatt, Bob, Hunter, Laird, Gousmett, Michael, & McGregor-Lowndes, Myles (2010) Charity law reforms : overview of progress since 2001. In McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & O'Halloran, Kerry (Eds.) Modernising charity law : recent developments and future directions. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, pp. 13-47.
Rahim, Mia Mahmudur (2014) The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Corporate Governance: The Rise of Standardization of CSR Principles. In Yüksel Mermod, Asli & Idowu, Samuel O. (Eds.) Corporate Social Responsibility in the Global Business World. Springer, pp. 93-113.
Tooley, Stuart (2001) Observations on the imposition of New Public Management in the New Zealand state education system. In Jones, L.R., Guthrie, J., & Steane, P. (Eds.) Research in Public Policy Analysis and Management. Elsevier Science, Amsterdam ; Oxford, pp. 233-255.
Turnour, Matthew D. (2010) Modernising charity : steps to an alternative architecture for common law charity jurisprudence. In McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & O'Halloran, Kerry (Eds.) Modernising charity law : recent developments and future directions. Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, United Kingdom, pp. 228-261.
Journal Article
Artiach, Tracy & Clarkson, Peter (2011) Disclosure, conservatism and the cost of equity capital : a review of the foundation literature. Accounting And Finance, 51(1), pp. 2-49.
Barraket, Jo & Archer, Verity (2010) Social inclusion through community enterprise? Examining the available evidence. Third Sector Review, 16(1), pp. 13-28.
Barraket, Jo & Collyer, Nick (2010) Mapping social enterprise in Australia : conceptual debates and their operational implications. Third Sector Review, 16(2), pp. 11-28.
Black, Ann & Sadiq, Kerrie (2011) Good and bad Sharia : Australia's mixed response to Islamic law. University of New South Wales Law Journal, 34(1), pp. 383-412.
Bubaker, Shareia & Irvine, Helen J. (2009) Accounting information systems in a centrally planned economy : the case of the General Company for Pipelines (GCP). Contabilitate si Informatica de Gestiune // Accounting and Management Information Systems, 8(2), pp. 286-311.
Carey, Gemma, Braunack-Mayer, Annette, & Barraket, Jo (2009) Spaces of care in the third sector : Understanding the effects of professionalization. Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine, 13(6), pp. 629-646.
Deo, Hemant & Irvine, Helen J. (2006) Power and knowledge in the Agricultural Lending Division of the Fiji Development Bank. Asian Review of Accounting, 14(1/2), pp. 66-82.
Eccleston, Richard & Sadiq, Kerrie (2012) Tax reform : a plan for the future (editorial). Australian Tax Forum, 27, pp. 221-225.
Falta, Michael & Gallery, Natalie (2011) Unintended consequences of regulatory reporting requirements for small and medium size construction entities : Australian evidence. Construction Management and Economics, 29(11), pp. 1121-1135.
Gallery, Gerry T. & Gallery, Natalie (2009) Short-termism : challenges and resolutions. Australian Accounting Review, 19(4), pp. 275-277.
Gallery, Gerry T. & Gallery, Natalie (2011) The impact of regulatory reforms on the earnings forecasting behaviour of IPO firms. Pacific Accounting Review, 23(3), pp. 286-315.
Gallery, Natalie & Gallery, Gerry T. (2012) Accounting Research Journal Editorial : "ARJ – The First 25 Years". Accounting Research Journal, 25(1).
Ghani, Erlane, Laswad, Fawzi, & Tooley, Stuart (2009) Digital reporting formats : users' perceptions, preferences and performances. The International Journal of Digital Accounting Research, 9, pp. 45-98.
Hendry, Kevin P., Kiel, Geoffrey C., & Nicholson, Gavin J. (2010) How boards strategise : a strategy as practice view. Long Range Planning, 43(1), pp. 33-56.
Hodge, Paul, Wright, Sarah, Barraket, Jo, Scott, Marcelle, Melville, Rose, & Richardson, Sarah (2010) Revisiting 'how we learn' in academia : practice-based learning exchanges in three Australian universities. Studies in Higher Education, pp. 1-17.
Irvine, Helen J. (2005) Balancing money and mission in a local church budget. Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 18(2), pp. 211-237.
Irvine, Helen J. (2007) Corporate "creep": an institutional view of consultancies in a nonprofit organisation. Australian Accounting Review, 17(1), pp. 13-25.
Irvine, Helen J. (2000) Powerful friends: the institutionalisation of corporate accounting practices in an Australian religious/charitable organisation. Third Sector Review, 6(1/2), pp. 5-26.
Irvine, Helen J. (2003) Trust me! A personal account of confidentiality issues in an organisational research project. Accounting Forum, 27(2), pp. 111-131.
Irvine, Helen J. (2002) The legitimizing power of financial statements in The Salvation Army in England, 1865 - 1892. Accounting Historians Journal, 29(1), pp. 1-36.
Irvine, Helen J. & Deo, Hemant (2006) The power of the lens: a comparative analysis of two views of the Fiji Development Bank. Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 19(2), pp. 205-227.
Irvine, Helen J. & Gaffikin, Michael (2006) Getting in, getting on and getting out: reflections on a qualitative research project. Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 19(1), pp. 115-145.
Irvine, Helen J., Lazarevski, Katie, & Dolnicar, Sara (2009) Strings attached : new public management, competitive grant funding and social capital. Financial Accountability and Management, 25(2), pp. 225-252.
Irvine, Helen J., Moerman, Lee, & Rudkin, Kathy (2010) A green drought : the challenge of mentoring for Australian accounting academics. Accounting Research Journal, 23(2), pp. 146-171.
Irving, Kym A., Gallery, Gerry T., Gallery, Natalie, & Newton, Cameron J. (2011) 'I can't get no satisfaction'...or can I? A study of satisfaction with financial planning and client wellbeing. Journal of the Australian Society of Security Analysts, 2011(2), pp. 36-44.
Johnston, Andrew & Sadiq, Kerrie (2011) Incentivising private health insurance through the income tax regime : Capitalising on behavioural models. Australian Tax Forum, 26(4), pp. 633-663.
Kerry, Brown, Furneaux, Craig W., & Gudmundsson, Amanda (2012) Infrastructure transitions toward sustainability : a complex adaptive systems perspective. International Journal of Sustainable Development, 15(1/2), pp. 54-70.
Leat, Diana (2009) Social change grant-making : a failure of innovation? Third Sector Review, 15(1), pp. 63-83.
Luke, Belinda, Kearins, Kate, & Verreynne, Martie-Louise (2011) The risks and returns of new public management : political business. International Journal of Public Sector Management, 24(4), pp. 325-355.
Luke, Belinda G., Kearins, Kate, & Verreynne, Martie-Louise (2011) Developing a conceptual framework of strategic entrepreneurship. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research, 17(3), pp. 314-337.
Luke, Belinda G., Kearins, Kate, & Verreynne, Martie-Louise (2010) Who's afraid of the dark? Transpower New Zealand Ltd. Business Case Journal, 17(2), pp. 84-97.
Macfarquar, C. & Tooley, Stuart (2009) Business reporting : financial analysts expectations for management disclosures. New Zealand Journal of Applied Business Research, 7(1), pp. 1-23.
McDonald, Katie, Scaife, Wendy A., & Smyllie, Susan (2011) Give and take in major gift relationships. Australian Journal of Social Issues, 46(2), pp. 163-182.
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & Hannah, Frances M. (2010) Marketing charitable bequests to lawyers. Retirement and Estate Planning Bulletin, Oct, pp. 343-345.
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & Hannah, Frances M. (2011) Marketing charitable bequests to lawyers. International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing.
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & Hannah, Frances M. (2010) Unincorporated associations as entities : a matter of balance between regulation and facilitation? Company and Securities Law Journal, 28(3), pp. 197-221.
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & McBratney, Amanda (2011) Government community service contracts : restraining abuse of power. Public Law Review, 22(4), pp. 279-297.
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & Ryan, Christine M. (2009) Reducing the compliance burden of nonprofit organisations : cutting red tape. Australian Journal of Public Administration, 68(1), pp. 21-38.
McGregor-Lowndes, Myles & Scaife, Wendy A. (2008) "Of droughts and flooding rains": Philanthropy for health and medical research. Medical Journal of Australia, 188(11), pp. 631-632.
Mellett, Howard & Ryan, Christine M. (2008) Guest editorial : special issue on public sector reform and accounting change : guest editorial note. Journal of Accounting and Organizational Change, 4(3), pp. 217-221.
Newton, Cameron J. & Jimmieson, Nerina L. (2009) Subjective fit with organizational culture : an investigation of moderating effects in the work stressor-employee adjustment relationship. The International Journal of Human Resource Management, 20(8), pp. 1770-1789.
Nicholson, Gavin J. & Cook, Zoie (2009) The paradox of transparency : short-termism and the institutionalisation of Australian capital markets. Australian Accounting Review, 19(4), pp. 303-313.
Nicholson, Gavin J., Kiel, Geoffrey C., & Kiel-Chisholm, Scott D. (2011) The contribution of social norms to the global financial crisis : a systemic actor focused model and proposal for regulatory change. Corporate Governance : An International Review, 19(5), pp. 471-488.
Nicholson, Gavin J. & Newton, Cameron J. (2010) The role of the board of directors : perceptions of managerial elites. Journal of Management and Organization, 16(2), pp. 201-218.
Nicholson, Gavin J., Newton, Cameron J., & McGregor-Lowndes, Myles (2012) The nonprofit board as a team : pilot results and initial insights. Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 22(4), pp. 383-528.
Palm, Chrisann T. (2007) The 'Jim Factor'— My Experience as a First-Time Accounting Tutor. Accounting Education, 16(1), pp. 97-100.
Prasad, Acklesh, Green, Peter, & Heales, Jon (2012) On governing collaborative Information Technology (IT) : a relational perspective. The Journal of Information Systems, 27(1), pp. 237-259.
Ryan, Christine M., Dunstan, Keitha L., & Stanley, Trevor A. (1999) Constituent Participation in the Australian Public Sector Accounting Standard-Setting Process: the Case of ED 55. Financial Accountability and Management, 15(2), pp. 173-200.
Ryan, Christine M., Dunstan, Keitha L., & Stanley, Trevor A. (2000) Local Government Accounting Standard-Setting in Australia: Did Constituents Participate? Financial Accountability and Management, 16(4), pp. 373-396.
Ryan, Christine M., Guthrie, James, & Day, Ron (2007) Politics of financial reporting and the consequences for the public sector. Abacus, 43(4), pp. 474-487.
Ryan, Christine M. & Mack, Janet (2007) Is there an audience for public sector annual reports : Australian evidence? International Journal of Public Sector Management, 20(2), pp. 134-146.
Ryan, Christine M., Stanley, Trevor A., & Nelson, Morton (2002) Accountability Disclosures by Queensland Local Government Councils: 1997-1999. Financial Accountability and Management, 18(3), pp. 261-289.
Sadiq, Kerrie (2011) Taxation of multinational banks : using formulary apportionment to reflect economic reality (Part 1). Journal of International Taxation, 22(5), pp. 46-58.
Sadiq, Kerrie (2012) Taxation of multinational banks : using formulary apportionment to reflect economic reality (Part 2). Journal of International Taxation, 23(2), pp. 54-62.
Sadiq, Kerrie (2008) The allocation of taxing rights of ship and aircraft leasing profits under Australia's tax treaties. Australia and New Zealand Maritime Law Journal, 22(1), pp. 220-227.
Sadiq, Kerrie (2008) The taxation of multinational banking income : is the traditional rationale correct? Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice, 19(4), pp. 229-248.
Sadiq, Kerrie & Black, Ann (2012) Embracing Sharia-Compliant products through regulatory amendment to achieve parity of treatment. The Sydney Law Review, 34(1), pp. 189-211.
Sadiq, Kerrie & Richardson, Catherine (2010) Tax concessions for charities : competitive neutrality, the tax base and "public goods" choice. Australian Tax Forum, 25(4), pp. 401-416.
Smyllie, Susan & Scaife, Wendy A. (2011) Philanthropic capacity to support Indigenous causes : the journey to improvement. Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues, 14(4).
Stanley, Trevor A. & Edwards, Pam (2005) Interactive multimedia teaching of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) cycles : student perceptions and views. Journal of Accounting Education, 23(1), pp. 21-46.
Stanley, Trevor A., Jennings, Natalee K., & Mack, Janet (2008) An examination of the content of community financial reports in Queensland local government authorities. Financial Accountability and Management, 24(4), pp. 411-438.
Tarr, Julie-Anne (2011) Not-for-profits and risk accountability : insuring the third sector. Australian Business Law Review, 39(5), pp. 354-361.
Taylor, Sue (2011) Captured legislators and their twenty billion dollar annual superannuation cost legacy. Australian Accounting Review, 21(3), pp. 266-281.
Tooley, Stuart (1993) Socio-economic accounting : development of a model for evaluating public sector effectiveness. Accounting Forum, 17(2), pp. 62-69.
Tooley, Stuart, Ghani, Erlane, & Laswad, Fawzi (2011) Functional fixation : experimental evidence on the presentation of financial information through different digital formats. The British Accounting Review, 43(3), pp. 186-199.
Tooley, Stuart & Guthrie, James W. (2004) Annual reporting by New Zealand secondary schools : assessing the comprehensiveness of performance disclosures. New Zealand Journal of Educational Leadership, 19(2), pp. 71-84.
Tooley, Stuart, Hooks, Jillian, & Basnan, Norida (2010) Performance reporting by Malaysian local authorities : identifying stakeholder needs. Financial Accountability and Management, 26(2), pp. 103-133.
Tooley, Stuart, Hooks, Jillian, & Basnan, Norida (2010) Stakeholders' perceptions on the accountability of Malaysian local authorities. Advances in Public Interest Accounting, 15, pp. 161-193.
Worthington, Andrew C. & Higgs, Helen (2001) Australian Accounting Enrolments and Student Load: An Empirical Note on Trends and Composition Through the 1990s. Accounting Research Journal, 14(2), pp. 186-199.
Worthington, Andrew C. & West, Tracey A. (2001) Economic Value-Added: A Review of the Theoretical and Empirical Literature. Asian Review of Accounting, 9(1), pp. 67-86.
Worthington, Andrew C. & West, Tracey A. (2001) The Usefulness of Economic Value-Added (EVA®) and its Components in the Australian Context. Accounting, Accountability and Performance, 7(1), pp. 73-90.
Wymer, Walter, Scaife, Wendy A., & McDonald, Katie (2011) Financial planners and philanthropic planning. International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations.
Yigitbasioglu, Ogan (2010) Information sharing with key suppliers : a transaction cost theory perspective. International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management, 40(7), pp. 550-578.
Yigitbasioglu, Ogan & Velcu, Oana (2012) A review of dashboards in performance management : implications for design and research. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, 13(1), pp. 41-59.
Young, Angus (2009) Frameworks in regulating company directors : rethinking the philosophical foundations to enhance accountability. Company Lawyer, 30(12), pp. 355-361.
Young, Angus, Li, Grace, & Chu, Tina (2011) In the interest of minority shareholders in Hong Kong: Case study on the privatisation of PCCW via a scheme of arrangement (Part 1). The Company Lawyer, 32(1), pp. 28-32.
Young, Angus, Li, Grace, & Chu, Tina (2011) In the interest of minority shareholders in Hong Kong: Case study on the privatisation of PCCW via a scheme of arrangement (Part 2). The Company Lawyer, 32(2), pp. 49-57.
Conference Paper
Anderson, Sharlene, Dorrington, Jamie, & Drennan, Lyndal (2004) School Control Systems and Performance: An Investigation. In Gray, P (Ed.) 2004 AFAANZ Conference Proceedings, 5-6 July 2004, Melbourne, VIC.
Anderson, Sharlene & Drennan, Lyndal (2005) Competitor Focussed Accounting: A Knowledge Management Exploration. In Gray, P (Ed.) Proceedings for 2005 The Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ) Conference, 3-5 July 2005, Australia, Victoria, Melbourne.
Barraket, Jo & Archer, Verity (2009) Changing the rules in use? An examination of social enterprise in local governance. In Third Sector Review, Oxford University, Oxford. (In Press)
Chapple, Larelle June & Truong, Phuong (2013) Statutory-backed continuous disclosure regime and corporate disclosure behaviour : does corporate governance matter? In EAA Annual Congress 2013, 7-9 May 2013, Paris. (Unpublished)
Chayeb, Lwana & Best, Peter J. (2005) The Accounting Information Systems Curriculum: Compliance with IFAC Requirements. In International Conference on Innovation in Accounting Teaching & Learning, 6-8 February 2005, Hobart, Tasmania.
Day, Ron, Guthrie, James, & Ryan, Christine (2003) Accounting Standards in the Australian and New Zealand Public Administrations: Experiences and Perspectives. In Giuseppe Farneti, Professor (Ed.) International Congress on ''Accounting Standards for Public Administration'' CIRAMAP www.ciramap.it/attivita/convegno_12_2003/index, 12-13 December 2003, Ferrara, Italy.
Deo, Hemant, Abraham, Anne, & Irvine, Helen J. (2007) The legitimising power of regulation for Australian banks: an institutional approach. In Accounting & Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ), July 2007, Gold Coast Australia. (Unpublished)
Hough, Alan, McGregor-Lowndes, Myles, & Ryan, Christine (2004) Beyond Agency Theory: Theories of and Perspectives on Board Governance of Nonprofit Organizations. In Melville, R (Ed.) ANZTSR 2004 Conference Proceedings. Seventh Biannual Conference: Building Bridges and Strengthening Bonds: Broadening the Third Sector Across Regions of Diversity., 24-26 November 2004, Brisbane, Queensland.
Hough, Alan, McGregor-Lowndes, Myles, & Ryan, Christine M. (2005) Theorizing about board governance of nonprofit organizations : surveying the landscape. In 34th Annual Conference of the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action, 17-19 November 2005, Washington DC. (Unpublished)
Irvine, Helen J. (2001) How financial statements enhance(d) the long-term survival of an international religious/charitable organisation. In Second Accounting History, 8 - 10 August 2001, Osaka, Japan.
Irvine, Helen J. (2005) Offering more than advice: consultancies in a nonprofit organization. In Accounting & Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ), July 2005, Melbourne, Australia.
Irvine, Helen J. (1996) Pass the plate around again: a study of budgeting in a local church. In Fourth Critical Perspectives on Accounting Symposium : Critique and Accounting Change, April 26-28, 1996, New York, USA. (Unpublished)
Irvine, Helen J. (1998) Pass the plate around again: a study of budgeting in a local church. In Australia and New Zealand Third Sector Review Nonprofit Research conference, 17 - 19 June, Melbourne, Australia. (Unpublished)
Irvine, Helen J. (2004) Sweet and sour: accounting for South Sea Islander labour at a North Queensland sugar mill in the late 1800s. In 10th World Congress of Accounting Historians, August 1 – 5, 2004, St Louis, Missouri and Oxford, Mississippi, USA. (Unpublished)
Irvine, Helen J. (2001) What the big picture misses: how new accounting practices were institutionalised in an Australian religious/charitable organisation. In Third Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference, 15 - 17 July 2001, Adelaide Australia.
Keast, Robyn L., Furneaux, Craig W., & Barraket, Jo (2012) Juggling competing public values : resolving conflicting agendas in social procurement in Queensland. In Proceedings of the 2012 XVI IRSPM Conference, Rome.
Mussolino, Donata, Pugliese, Amedeo, & Vigano, Riccardo (2005) Ownership structure and business evaluation practices in family SMEs : evidence from empirical research in Italy. In Golden Opportunities for Entrepreneurship : Proceedings of 50th World Conference of International Conference of Small Business, USASBE, Crystal Gateway Marriott, Washington, D.C.
Newton, Cameron J. & Frahm, Jennifer (2009) Does 'fit' matter in nonprofits? Exploring value congruence, role stressors and employee health. In 23rd Annual Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference (ANZAM 2009), 1-4 December 2009, Southbank, Melbourne.
O'Brien, Emma & Tooley, Stuart (2010) Volunteer visibility : what and how Australian not-for-profit organisations report volunteer contributions. In Proceedings of 24th Annual Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference : Managing for Unknowable Futures, ANZAM, Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, SA.
Palm, Chrisann T. (2005) Strategies for promoting active learning in tutorials: Insights gained from a first-year accounting subject. In Accounting & Finance Association of Australia & New Zealand Annual Conference, 4-5 July 2005, Melbourne.
Palm, Chrisann T. & Bisman, Jayne (2006) Curricula in introductory accounting: An international student focus. In 3rd International Conference on Contemporary Business, 21-22 September 2006, Leura, New South Wales.
Prasad, Acklesh, Green, Peter, & Heales, Jon (2013) On organisational legitimacy practices in developing economies : a profit and readability based approach. In AFAANZ 2013 Conference, 4-7 July 2013, Perth, Western Australia. (Unpublished)
Prasad, Acklesh, Green, Peter, Heales, Jon, & Finau, Glen (2012) Leveraging value within IT-backed collaborative alliances. In 18th Americas Conference on Information Systems, 9-11 August 2012, Seattle, Washington. (In Press)
Sadiq, Kerrie (2009) Conceptualising tax expenditures : commentary. In Krever, Richard & Evans, Chris (Eds.) Australian Business Tax Reform in Retrospect and Prospect, Thomson Reuters Australia, Sydney, Australia.
Sadiq, Kerrie (2010) Powering innovation through tax concessions : the changing research and development tax incentives. In Pinto, Dale (Ed.) 22nd Australasian Tax Teachers Association Conference, 20-22 January 2010, Sydney, NSW.
Sadiq, Kerrie (2009) Tax expenditures in Australia : the elevation from 'disguised' expenditures to architectural pillars of the 21st century. In Tax Expenditures and Public Policy in Comparative Perspective, 11-12 September 2009, Osgoode Professional Development Centre, Toronto. (Unpublished)
Samuwai, Jale, Prasad, Acklesh, & Heales, Jon (2012) Towards an effective IT governance structure for organizations in developing economies. In 18th Americas Conference on Information Systems, 9-11 August 2012, Seattle, Washington. (In Press)
Taylor, Suzanne (2011) Helping undergraduate students across disciplines and cultures actively engage and collaborate as equal members of a community of scholars : peer review within an e-learning environment. In ICERI2011 Proceedings CD, International Association of Technology, Education and Development (IATED), Melia Castilla Convention Centre, Madrid, pp. 2609-2619.
Taylor, Suzanne (2011) Transferring knowledge through peer-reviewed assessment : the creation of a community of practice and the threats to its survival. In Research and Development in Higher Education : Higher Education on the Edge, Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia, Inc, Radisson Resort, Gold Coast, Qld, pp. 340-359.
Teo, Stephen, Newton, Cameron J., & Soewanto, Karina (2009) Exploring the impact of context-specific job stressors on employee work outcomes. In 23rd Annual Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference (ANZAM 2009), 1-4 December 2009, Southbank, Melbourne.
Wood, Peter (2010) Comparing cost uplift in infrastructure delivery methods : a case based approach. In Proceedings of 24th Annual Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference : Managing for Unknowable Futures, ANZAM, Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, SA.
Reference Entry
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Working Paper
Barraket, Jo & Weissman, Janelle (2009) Social procurement and its implications for social enterprise : a literature review [Working Paper No. CPNS48]. The Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies, Brisbane. [Working Paper]
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As the present warming trend is expected to continue, global mean sea level will continue to rise. Here we review recent insights into past sea-level changes on decadal to millennial timescales and how they may help constrain future changes. We find that most studies constrain global mean sea-level rise to less than one metre over the twenty-first century, but departures from this global mean could reach several decimetres in many areas.A search of Google News for the lead author's name -- Glenn Milne -- shows no news stories on the article.
15 June 2009
Sea Level Rise Constrained?
Nature Geoscience has a new review paper out on sea level rise. Based on a review of the literature, it concludes that global average sea level rise is unlikely to exceed one meter by 2100:
2 comments:
- Dean said...
As a fast-changing subject, the publication date of the studies reviewed is important. If you have access to the bilbio for the review, maybe you could tell us the cutoff date.
As to the lack of press coverage, they need a press release. If the release misrepresented the study to say either "no sea level rise" or "10 meters sea level rise", they would get plenty of coverage. - Mon Jun 15, 09:19:00 AM MDT
- TokyoTom said...
Interesting. Thanks, Roger.
Even guys like Pat Michaels and Chip Knappenberger, who are currently writing on this topic, appear to have missed this paper. They should start reading your blog more often!
http://www.worldclimatereport.com/index.php/2009/07/22/sea-level-rise-an-update-shows-a-slowdown/ - Thu Jul 30, 05:29:00 AM MDT

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Five days of music and more than 100 events: that was Umbria Jazz Winter. The 21st edition of theis Festival born in Orvieto on december 1993, has become a real tradition in the Italian Jazz field.
More intimate and specilistic, since the beggining it has conquered its own dimension which has made it different and not less important than the long-lived summer Festival.
Among the many important performers this year: Christian McBride, top double-bass player of US's Jazz with the Inside Straight, the singer Cecile McLorin and the sax player Melissa Aldana, clarinetists Ken Peplowski, Evan Christopher and Anat Cohen, together in a very special project, Joe Locke with Warren Wolf. Remarkable and top level also the italian presence: Enrico Rava, Paolo Fresu with an amazing Uri Caine, Rosario Giuliani, Fabrizio Bosso.
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Jeff Bowen leaned over the railing of a footbridge, watching dozens of roses float down Amity Creek.By: John Lundy, Duluth News Tribune
Jeff Bowen leaned over the railing of a footbridge, watching dozens of roses float down Amity Creek.
Sticking out of his back pocket was a blue-and-white knit beanie cap.
"It's in my truck with me all the time," Bowen said on Saturday. "Today, I wanted it with me."
Bowen's son, Jefferson "Bubba" Bowen Jr., was wearing that cap on Aug. 2 last year before jumping into Amity Creek in the area of Duluth's Lester Park known as the Deeps. The only reason he would take it off, his dad said, was to keep it from getting wet.
"He didn't go anywhere without his hat," Bowen said. "It could be 100 degrees out, and he'd wear it."
Bubba was an experienced swimmer, and he knew the Deeps well, his dad said. But the 13-year-old didn't realize that day that the creek was running more than four times its normal volume after heavy overnight rain. He was swept away in the current. His body wasn't found until five days later, in Lake Superior, two miles north of the mouth of the Lester River.
When Bowen came to the scene the day Bubba went missing, the first thing he looked for was his son's hat. Joe Childs, then 14, who had jumped in to try to rescue his friend and nearly got swept away himself, pulled the hat out of his pack. Bowen didn't let the hat out of his sight for four months, he said, even sleeping with it under his pillow.
Bowen, with family members and friends, returned to the Deeps late Saturday afternoon to memorialize Bubba. Family members solemnly dropped the 5½ dozen multicolored roses from the bridge to the creek, as about a dozen people swam below. Bowen said they made sure there were pink and blue roses, because those were his son's favorite colors.
The observance began earlier in the afternoon at the Encounter Youth Center, where skateboarding and other activities were free for three hours in memory of Bubba. About 100 young people gathered, many bringing change to donate to the St. Louis County Rescue Squad. They raised about $130.
Bowen, 41, said he's forever indebted to the volunteer rescue squad.
"They were here within minutes, and they didn't leave (until Bubba was found)," Bowen said.
Although grateful to the rescue squad and for many acts of kindness his family experienced, Bowen said he didn't start to emerge from the fog of grief until about February. The Navy veteran is a student at the College of St. Scholastica and the single father of three other children, ages 18, 12 and 5. He had begun a relationship with his girlfriend, Dawn Walker, only about three months before Bubba's death.
"I just tried to stand by and be supportive," Walker said on Saturday. "It was difficult, because I absolutely loved Bubba. … You have to try to keep things together and try to find a new normal. Because it will never be normal again."
In the midst of the sorrow, Saturday proved to be a joyous occasion, Bowen said, with so many of Bubba's friends participating. He is moving forward in other ways, taking part in a group that is working to erect the Duluth Angel of Hope statue in Leif Erikson Park. The statue will serve as a symbol of hope for all parents who have experienced the death of a child.
He's also working to organize a 5K run next year in Bubba's honor that will be a fundraiser for a scholarship for local students.
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Jeremy Lee Carter, 33, of Tennessee was indicted on a charge of attempted kidnapping in April. He was arrested last fall and accused of trying to snatch a child from a stroller in South Charleston.
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kadifi | #121 Subject: ... Posted: 07/26/2005 01:27:19 |
thankx for help... i click on that link and whoaaa... thats alot of stuff!! does it work with video that i have save on my comp files?
kadifi | #122 Subject: ... Posted: 07/26/2005 01:32:18 |
OMG.. i don't even think i can do this.. i read some of it & got lost.. but thankx anywayz... anyone want to buy my psp? lol
VoodooHack | #123 Subject: RE video on psp Posted: 07/26/2005 02:14:27 |
don't worry. After you do it once, it'll be easy as pie.
For more immediate results, check out http://www.pspconnect.com It'll show you bare bones what you need to do. If that doesn't help, send me a PM and I'll try to talk you through it. |
oppfart67 | #124 Subject: the few games that yoy should buy. Posted: 07/27/2005 21:36:04 |
25 to Life
BLACK Burnout Revenge Bully Okami RE4 (PS2) 50 cent: Bulletproof King Kong Sly 3 MGS3 Subsisteinence S.L.A.I. Prince of Persia 3 Socom 3 Ultimate Spider-Man Star Wars Battle Front 2 starcraft ghost shadow of the Coulossus Tomb raider Legend L.a.Rush Road to Sunday Front Mission Online Matrix Path of neo eye Toy: chat Sims 2 Dragon Quest |
TheRedDoorOp... | #125 Subject: operation holy hell Posted: 07/28/2005 15:56:38 |
our goal is to rescue this man
from this building--> we will have to do it during the hot dog special at cheesy charlies so the security guards will be distracted. then we will rescue the target and flee the area like this old man |
Muffinmaster... | #126 Subject: ugh Posted: 07/30/2005 20:37:58 |
socom 3.
i hate all socom cuz theres so many cheaters online |
andyhoppe | #127 Subject: ive been Posted: 08/01/2005 08:42:08 |
playing alot of Doom 3 online at my friendshouse cause he has highspeed i was horraible but now im getting it and winning matches
hardcoregame... | #128 Subject: I heard! Posted: 08/09/2005 13:55:23 |
I heard that the new Ghost Recon is really good, I might just have to check that game out.
jthn_drummer | #129 Subject: hi every body!!! Posted: 08/11/2005 16:07:13 |
come join my brand new club called
am i going insane!!! and bring your friends |
hardcoregame... | #130 Subject: Come on! Posted: 08/12/2005 14:46:51 |
Come on members, keep this club active. It is hard for me to do it by myself when noone will reply.
supermodel23 | #131 Subject: i started playing Posted: 08/15/2005 06:09:32 |
Champions: Return To Arms this past weekend. i forgot how much i like Champions of Norrath, and RTA seems just like an extension of it. more games need to have this type of format where you can import your character from a previous game. especially a game where you have to rank up.
Gran Turismo 4 did some thing similar by allowing you to import a certain amount of credits and licenses from GT3. im wondering if there are any other games that have a similar feature. |
Racist | #132 Subject: That is a cool option Posted: 08/18/2005 23:51:54 |
If you have both smugglers run 1 and midnight club 1 you can get a bunch of special stuff for each.
My brother got midnight club 1, but as he was about to get smugglers run 1 he saw smugglers run 2, so I can't do that. |
Racist | #133 Subject: This sometimes revives a club... for a short time. Posted: 08/19/2005 00:03:30 |
hardcoregame... | #134 Subject: Nice Posted: 08/20/2005 13:33:43 |
Dude that is a sweet ass banner, I want to use that on my page to get people to join. Am I allowed to do that? Hmm...thanks you a lot racist.
Racist | #135 Subject: Of course you can use it! Posted: 08/20/2005 14:04:09 |
Why do you think I made it?
hardcoregame... | #136 Subject: Thanks man. Posted: 08/21/2005 17:26:33 |
But how do I use it on my page. How do I put it on there?
andyhoppe | #137 Subject: mercenaries Posted: 08/25/2005 12:46:14 |
i gets damn hard i stayed up till 2am to beat it
hardcoregame... | #138 Subject: damn Posted: 08/25/2005 19:22:22 |
damn that is crazy.
makaveli_96 | #139 Subject: Hey everybody Posted: 08/26/2005 12:13:20 |
Sorry I was gone so long. I was without a computer for a couple weeks. Anyways, yeah Mercenaries was pretty good. I've rented it a couple times. Although that post titled "mercenaries" doesn't sound right by itself. It could be taken the wrong way.
Anyways, that was a good analogy about MGS, SOCCOM and GTA. I've heard so many people say, "It's GTA in military clothing," but it's more than that. There's more strategy invloved. I thought it was a good week long rental. So yeah, anyways, I'm back now. |
andyhoppe | #140 Subject: yeahyeah its crazy Posted: 08/26/2005 15:52:13 |
but its a good game
Papa_Smurff | #141 Subject: Hey Posted: 09/20/2005 18:12:17 |
Hey Trey u didnt tell me u moderated a club. SWEET.
ceras_victor... | #142 Subject: I want Posted: 07/14/2005 18:35:55 |
I want to talk about the up-and-coming Fatal Frame 3. Who has some updates. Let's chit-chat!
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Muffinmaster... | #143 Subject: alright Posted: 07/14/2005 18:46:19 |
first, to answer v's post.
v Are you looking @ what type of file img ur trying to upload? 1up doesnt take bmp or .art or whatever files. Now for v's post.. Not really into horror games, but the upcoming title for 360, Condemned, might change my mind. but the game im most looking forward to for the 360 has to be Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. |
fanboyhater6... | #144 Subject: my pic Posted: 07/14/2005 18:47:31 |
sorda looks like its from fatal frame...but its me mwahahahhaha
Phazonhunter | #145 Subject: horror games Posted: 07/14/2005 19:05:53 |
speaking of horror games have any of you tried out resident evil 4? It is my first resident evil game and let me tell you, i'm a fan now and i plan on buying any future resident evil games.
hardcoregame... | #146 Subject: NM! Posted: 07/14/2005 20:16:29 |
Nothing much Lauren, what have you been up to? I am just trying to get some clubs up and running.
hardcoregame... | #147 Subject: You guy's are great! Posted: 07/14/2005 20:18:55 |
Man, where do I start? I just want to thank you all for coming to the club. You are the founding members, and the only members that know how great this club is/ and is going to be. This club has potential and you guy's are going to make it come out. I just wanted to say thank you all for everything that you are doing.
Muffinmaster... | #148 Subject: arr Posted: 07/14/2005 21:12:59 |
has anyone seen anpoleon dynamite?....we can start a whole quoting page...
hardcoregame... | #149 Subject: No! Posted: 07/14/2005 21:15:13 |
No, what is it about? What is it in general?
hardcoregame... | #150 Subject: ATTENTION, YOU MUST READ VERY IMPORTANT!!! Posted: 07/14/2005 23:20:37 |
Guy's and gals, I almost forgot to tell you about this movie that one of my friends made it is really hilerious. Speaking of napolean dynamite that is what the short film is about. So here is how you get to it.
Go to www.heavy.com and then at the bottom of the screen you will see a bunch of different choices to choose, you scrool to the right and click on "contagious videos" then you scroll through the whole contagious videos and you will find a movie called "napo dynamite" it is only a few seconds long(hint:short film) but it is fucking hilerious. You have to watch it. If you have any problems finding you know where to reach me, just send me a message, or you can jst post a topic in the club. Peace. |


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This article follows up the Thanksgiving article with the claim of some extraordinary deer being harvested in our area this year.
16-year old Nathan Delcamp now has a tough act to follow after tagging his first buck last Sunday in Sheridan. A mammoth 12 point come walking upon the young hunter who found in his crosshairs, a deer, the likes of which many of us will never see in a lifetime. The deer was taken around 7:30 a.m. from a box blind constructed by his father. The 12 point was not weighed in, but estimated weight was between 180 to 200 pounds.
The green score on the deer was 156 scored by Bob Turk of Sheridan. Turk operates a deer farm/deer scent business in Sheridan and often will see wild deer cruise the perimeter of the fenced-in deer farm, but reported he had never before seen the bruiser buck until Nathan harvested it.
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Mike Joy tagged a nice 11-point buck last Sunday.
Last Sunday was also a good day for Mike Joy. Joy had taken a trophy buck during archery season and was hunting the same general area in Pomfret in a tree stand. Joy passed up two smaller-sized bucks before he spied the bigger buck come into view in a stand of hardwoods.
Joy used a grunt call to arouse the buck's anger and it came within 40 yards before he touched off one round from his shotgun. The buck ran 40 yards and piled up. Joy's buck weighed in at 170 pounds and was an 11 point with a 21-1/4 inch outside spread.
If you have a deer story/photo you would like to share call 366-1772, 467-2079 or 366- 3000 extension 5 after 5 p.m.
The SAREP Youth Fly Fishing Program will continue its 14th season of free fly tying and fly fishing classes on Monday evenings from 7-8:30 p.m., at the Fredonia Middle School Cafeteria. Field trips will occur shortly afterwards. Classes are free and are open to children and community members. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. The classes will continue to meet every Monday until early summer.
The Northern Chautauqua Conservation Club also will host free fly tying instruction compliments of Willie Fedrick, Jeffrey Rasmus, Ken Hollander and Monte Kennedy on Monday evenings starting at 6 p.m. All are welcome. This would be a great opportunity for young boy or girl scouts to earn merit badges for learning how to tie flies and learn about fishing.
The Northern Chautauqua Conservation Club will resume its annual Hunters Helping the Hungry program. On Tuesdays, Con Club members are urged to bring a non-perishable food item with them. All donations will be distributed to the needy in the community through the efforts of the Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Youth Organization during the Christmas season.
Fly tying classes have resumed on Monday evenings from 6-8 p.m., at the Sinclairville Free Library. Classes will continue until May. All tools and materials are provided free. For more information, call 962-3635 or 485-3919 or log on www.countrykidsonthefly.blogspot.com.
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Portal vein thrombosis (PVT) complicates up to 30 percent of myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs), a group of disorders that includes polycythemia vera, essential thrombocythemia, and primary idiopathic myelofibrosis.1 PVT may be the presenting sign of an MPN, yet our understanding of the natural history of PVT/MPN is limited by the paucity of published longitudinal studies. Now, in a retrospective analysis covering 28 years, Hoekstra and colleagues from the Netherlands have reported on the long-term follow-up of MPNs complicated by PVT.
Of 44 patients with MPN and PVT (median age at diagnosis 48 years old) identified by computerized hospital records covering the period between 1980 and 2008, 70 percent presented with PVT prior to diagnosis of MPN (for this subgroup, the median time between presentation with PVT and diagnosis of MPN was seven months). Splenomegaly was present in 75 percent of the cohort with abdominal pain reported in 70 percent and ascites documented in 34 percent. PVT was confirmed by radiographic or laparoscopic studies with thrombosis confined to the portal vein in approximately half. Of the 29 patients in whom testing was feasible, JAK2V617F was detected in 90 percent, a value that is 2.6-fold higher than the 34 percent prevalence of this mutation in an all-inclusive study of patients with PVT.1
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