Professional education and training of valuers
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description: Some internet browsers may have problems loading this document. If so, please save the file to your device and open it with Adobe Acrobat, or another PDF reader. This document entitled Professional Education and Training of Valuers is submitted for the award of Doctor of Philosophy by publication and comprises an overview based on twenty publications by the candidate and the research which underpins those publications. The publications are presented within the themes of property taxation, the mutual recognition of professional qualifications and the teaching of valuation. The development of the research from the earlier work which led to an MPhil award is clearly identified. The reflective overview is divided into five sections. Section one introduces the work and analyses the publications. Section two describes and critically examines the research methodology which underpins the publications and the research from which they emerged. Section three demonstrates the co-herence of the submission, while identifying the key issues within the publications. Section four identifies the specific contributions to knowledge which the candidate has made and describes how the research will be developed in the future; and section five provides a brief closing statement.
abstract: Some internet browsers may have problems loading this document. If so, please save the file to your device and open it with Adobe Acrobat, or another PDF reader. This document entitled Professional Education and Training of Valuers is submitted for the award of Doctor of Philosophy by publication and comprises an overview based on twenty publications by the candidate and the research which underpins those publications. The publications are presented within the themes of property taxation, the mutual recognition of professional qualifications and the teaching of valuation. The development of the research from the earlier work which led to an MPhil award is clearly identified. The reflective overview is divided into five sections. Section one introduces the work and analyses the publications. Section two describes and critically examines the research methodology which underpins the publications and the research from which they emerged. Section three demonstrates the co-herence of the submission, while identifying the key issues within the publications. Section four identifies the specific contributions to knowledge which the candidate has made and describes how the research will be developed in the future; and section five provides a brief closing statement.
author: Plimmer, Frances
language: eng
keywords: Property taxation
date published: 1999-11
date modified: 2026-07-24T04:38:53Z
provider: University of South Wales
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: University of South Wales