Volume 5 Issue 2 (1987) – Page 2

by

John Peet. Katherine Peet.

TURNING DATA INTO WISDOM: WHO DECIDES?

The introduction of new technologies is associated with a major change of employment in society, from the traditional agricultural and manufacturing sectors, to the service sector. The availability of more…

Original Articles

by

Greg J. Bamber.

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES AND HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

REVIEW ARTICLES

by

Larry Dwyer.

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY IN AUSTRALIA: THREE STUDIES

REVIEW ARTICLES

by

Lester C. Thurow.

Democracy and Control in the Workplace, . (Longman Cheshire, Melbourne, 1986) pp. ix + 388 ISBN 0 582 71159 2

BOOK REVIEWS

by

Allen Oakley.

Political Essays (Georgian House, Melbourne, 1987) pp. 271, ISBN 0 85585 508 8 Paper $14.95

BOOK REVIEWS

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Industrial Democracy and Employee Participation: A Policy Discussion Paper, . (AGPS, Canberra, 1986) pp. 207, no price indicated, ISBN 0-644-05619-3

BOOK REVIEWS

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J.E. King.

Diversity, Change and Tradition. The Environment for Industrial Democracy in Australia, ., (AGPS, Canberra, 1986) pp. vi + 221, no price ind icated, ISBN 86-0651-1

BOOK REVIEWS

by

J.H.L.I. Dewhurst.

Technological Change, Employment and Spatial Dynamics, . (Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1986), Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, No. 270, pp. vii + 466, ISBN 3-540-16478-2

BOOK REVIEWS

by

Stuart Macdonald.

Balancing the National Interest: U.S. National Security Export Controls and Global Economic Competition (National Academy Press, Washington DC, 1987) pp. 321, ISBN 0-309-03738-7

BOOK REVIEWS

by

Peter stubbs.

Limits to Prediction, . (Australian Professional Publications, Sydney, 1985) pp. viii + 163

BOOK REVIEWS