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Contemporary Leadership Approaches in Chinese Business: A Philosophical and Sociological Perspective (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2011)China’s remarkable growth is seen as an economic phenomenon with impacts on the whole world. The distinctive Chinese context warrants focused research on leadership, in order to understand the uniqueness of Chinese leadership. ...
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(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2011)This thesis uses the New Zealand Police as a case study to answer the question “how can a cognitive-relational theoretical perspective provide a middle ground between the conventional Objectivist and Subjectivist polarities ...
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(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2011)“Grounded in Heritage” is a Master’s project derived from part of the researcher’s Post-Graduate Diploma research based on the Jingdezhen porcelain cluster, which challenges Michael Porter’s “Competitive Advantage of ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2010)The field of knowledge management struggles among apparent paradoxical standpoints. Beyond the facts that knowledge remains poorly defined, and is also not easily ‘managed’, theories of knowledge management propose opposing ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2011)This thesis holds in tension two perspectives on the conceptual framing of supply chain management (SCM): one as a discipline, the other as a domain of practice. It provides a unique appraisal into the conflict existing ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2011)The impact of international trade fairs on the internationalisation process of small businesses participating in global value chains remains quite an unstudied field, so are trade fairs’ network-building properties. To ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2011)Quality and costs of healthcare have become a focus for the public and governments alike. Not only are the public rightly concerned with the relative risk to them of both of these issues; governments and insurers are ... -
(Thesis, Master of Commerce, 2010)Employment adjudicators are charged with the task of determining personal grievance cases on the merits of each case and with regard to both statute and common law. Scholarly interest in their decision making is widespread ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2012)The present study examined the use of Social Networking Sites (SNSs) in selection procedures. Using qualitative research methods, 15 participants with involvement in selection were interviewed. These were aimed at ... -
(Thesis, Master of Business, 2012)With growing international business opportunities the practice of employing expatriates is becoming widespread among New Zealand companies. New Zealanders are commonly selected or seek out expatriate assignments with ...