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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Centre for International Corporate Governance Research"”.
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Professionalism and ethics in financial planning
… within this context. This study is therefore a significant one in what is a relatively under-researched area of interest. The study’s purpose was converted into seven research questions, two of which concerned the primary types of unethical conduct occurring in the provision of financial …
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Factors impacting on the adoption and operation of corporate governance reform in Australian state government departments
Corporate governance reforms are increasingly common in public sector organisations. Despite the scope of recent and ongoing public sector change, the processes used to adopt and operate public sector corporate governance reform are not clearly documented. In some cases there is evidence of reform …
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Factors Affecting Cross-Cultural Adjustment Of Taiwanese Expatriates Assigned to Subsidiary Companies In Mainland China
Because of increasing global competition and the internationalization of world markets, the assignment of expatriate employees is becoming increasingly essential for the successful worldwide development of many multinational corporations (MNCs). International expatriates are imperative to the …
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Managerial Attitudes, Ethics and Foreign Labour
The phenomenal increase of foreign labour employment (FLE) in the last three decades has brought about numerous socio-economic problems for receiving, sending and hosting nations of foreign workers. As a consequence, these have triggered many clamours for justice and equity for foreign workers from …
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Antecedents to student-based brand equity: student brand loyalty and perceived quality in higher education
… the right course and university to study at. For Australia the higher education industry has been one of the fastest growing service exports and Australia's third largest behind tourism and transportation and is worth $4 billion. With the increasing global competition of university degrees the …