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Administration of justice and law enforcement 5 United States of America 2 Australia 1 Barbados 1 Compensation 1 Compulsory purchase 1 Crimes 1 Criminal justice 1 Demography 1 Deterrence 1 Discrimination in employment 1 Gender 1 Grievances 1 Institutional analysis 1 Italy 1 Justice 1 Knowledge management 1 Land 1 Legal personnel 1 Legislation 1 Organised crime 1 Policing 1 Policy 1 Race 1 Risk assessment 1 Trade unions 1
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Chan, Nelson 1 Devonish, Dwayne 1 Friedl, Jonn 1 Goodridge, Evan 1 Gorman, G.E. 1 Honoree, Andre 1 Newell, Graeme 1 Nordin, M. 1 Nurse, Lawrence 1 Pauleen, David J. 1 Terpstra, David 1 Tsui, Eric 1 Williams, Guy W.E. 1
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Employee Relations 1 Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal 1 Journal of Financial Crime 1 Journal of Knowledge Management 1 Journal of Property Investment & Finance 1
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Policy implications of different theoretical approaches to organised crime
Williams, Guy W.E. - In: Journal of Financial Crime 19 (2012) 4, pp. 400-409
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to better understand the origins and forms of organised crime and develop policy conclusions for deterrence efforts. Design/methodology/approach – The paper begins by contrasting two theories of justice and evaluating their merits with respect to...
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Risk assessment and compensation analysis of court decisions in compulsory land acquisition compensation cases in Australia
Newell, Graeme; Chan, Nelson; Goodridge, Evan - In: Journal of Property Investment & Finance 29 (2011) 2, pp. 210-219
Purpose – This paper aims to assess all compulsory land acquisition court decisions in Australia over 1985‐2009 to provide a risk assessment and compensation analysis involved in proceeding to court for compulsory land acquisition cases. Design/methodology/approach – Using the AustLII...
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US employment discrimination cases: does race/gender matter?
Honoree, Andre; Terpstra, David; Friedl, Jonn - In: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal 29 (2010) 8, pp. 787-798
Purpose – This study aims to examine whether the diversity of the US federal judiciary has an influence on case outcomes in employment discrimination cases. Specifically, this paper investigates if the gender and race of both judges and plaintiffs result in significantly different employment...
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Investigating KM antecedents: KM in the criminal justice system
Nordin, M.; Pauleen, David J.; Gorman, G.E. - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 13 (2009) 2, pp. 4-20
Purpose – The specific aim of this paper is to explore the multi‐disciplinary academic antecedents of KM in order to better understand KM. By doing so, it is suggested that KM can be more effectively applied in real‐world situations, such as professional occupations....
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Grievance management and its links to workplace justice
Nurse, Lawrence; Devonish, Dwayne - In: Employee Relations 29 (2006) 1, pp. 89-109
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the influence of workers' demographic characteristics on their perceptions of procedural justice from grievance management. A related aim is to determine whether procedural justice perceptions have an impact on perceptions of distributive...
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