Looking Back to Move Forward: The (D)Evolution of Australia's EEO Regulatory Framework (Symposium) (Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act 1999) More Books by Economic and Labour Relations Review

Climate Change and Global Development: Towards a Post-Kyoto Paradigm?

Re-Imagining the Role of Trade Unions After Workchoices.

The Future of Industrial Relations in Australia.

Adam Smith and the Labour Contract: Is Labour Exchange Analogous to Commodity Exchange?(Report)

Responses by Teachers and Their Unions to Changing Work ("Industrial Relations in Education: Transforming the School Workforce", "the Global Assault on Teaching, Teachers, And Their Unions: Stories of Resistance" and "Teachers and Their Times: History and the Teachers Federation") (Book Review)

Modern Awards and Skill Development Through Apprenticeships and Traineeships (Report)

Brendan Sheehan (2010): the Economics of Abundance: Affluent Consumption and the Global Economy.

Valuing Pollution: Problems of Price in the Commodification of Nature.

Carbon Markets: Inherent Limitations and Complementary Policies (Symposium)

Mark D. White and Irene Van Staveren (Eds): Ethics and Economics: New Perspectives (Book Review)

Collective Bargaining Under Trade Practices Law.

Skills and Training: Reflections on a Recent British Contribution to Current Debates.

Assessing the Impact of Employment Regulation on the Low-Paid in Victoria.

Farewell to Tax Neutrality: The Implications for an Aging Population.

Australia's Carbon Tax: A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing?

Complementary Climate Change Policies: A Framework for Evaluation.

Rationales for Additional Climate Policy Instruments Under a Carbon Price.

University Students' Financial Literacy Levels: Obstacles and Aids (Report)

Supply Chain Security: Agency Theory and Port Drayage Drivers (Report)

From the Tyranny of Distance to the Power of Proximity: Can Australian Workers Trade up in the Lucky Country? the 2011 Stan Kelly Lecture, 10 November 2011 (Non-Refereed Article)