Working Paper Series
Editors:
Associate Professor Jayne Bisman (Managing Editor)
Dr Pamela Mathews
Dr Robert Tierney
Ms K Mather
The Faculty of Business Working Paper Series is intended to provide staff and students with a means of communicating new and evolving ideas in order to encourage academic debate. Working papers, as the title suggests, should not necessarily be taken as completed works or final expressions of opinions.
All working papers are subject to review prior to publication by one or more editors or referees familiar with the discipline area. Upon completion of the review of a submitted paper all information associated with the identity of a reviewer is destroyed.
Normally, working papers may be freely quoted and/or reproduced provided proper reference to the author and source is given. When a working paper is published on a restricted basis, notice of such restriction will appear on this page.
- View the 2008 Working Paper Series
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- View the 2001 Working Paper Series
Please Note: Published abstracts of recent Working Papers
are generally available online. If you would like an abstract for a Working
Paper from prior years, or the full version of a Faculty of Business Working
Paper published in any year, please contact the author direct.
Contributing to the Faculty of Business Working Paper Series
1. Contributions are welcome from current and past staff and students of the Faculty of Business and others interested in contributing.
2. A copy of the article should be emailed to:
Associate Professor Jayne Bisman
3. A manuscript should:
(a) Start with a title page that includes the author's contact details.
(b) Follow with a table of contents.
(c) Follow with an abstract of about half a page.
(d) Follow with the body of the manuscript.
4. Tables and figures should be included within the body and not at the end of the manuscript.
5. A list of references should be included at the end of the manuscript in a style appropriate to the discipline area of the paper.
6. Manuscripts should be prepared using the following style:
(a) Text: 12pt Times New Roman, 1.5 spaced and full justified
(b) Headings: Level 1 14pt bold, Level 2 12pt bold, Level 3 12pt bold + italic
(c) Sections: Number at least Level 1 headings
(d) Margins: Left at 4cm; the others 2 cm
(e) Pagination: At the bottom centre of the page