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Determining Economic Contributions in a Recreational Industry

Watson, Philip; Davies, Steve; Thilmany, Dawn - In: Journal of Sports Economics 9 (2008) 6, pp. 571-591

The estimation of economic contributions, activity, and impacts from industries, businesses, and events is a cornerstone of the regional economic development field, yet the approaches used to conduct such studies are rarely discussed in detail. Although Impact Analysis for Planning (IMPLAN)...

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All change? At last Railtrack has been reborn. The people's rail company has arrived. Or has it? In terms of lack of accountability and inclusivity, Network Rail is looking suspiciously similar to its predecessor

Davies, Steve - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2002), pp. 24-25

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The myth of accountability - There is a template for the son of Railtrack: Glas Cymru. This not-for-profit company took over Welsh Water from Hyder. But the goal of greater accountability to users seems as Out of reach as ever

Davies, Steve - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2001), pp. 22-24

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Electronic organisers - The Internet has provided the means for an unprecedented level of worldwide communication, and unions have been quick to latch on to it. Steve Davies reports on how they have used the net to mobilise support, both at home and internationally

Davies, Steve - In: People management : the magazine for professionals in … 4 (1998) 18, pp. 50-56

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Note from the Editor

Davies, Steve - In: Economic Affairs 31 (2011) Supplement 1, pp. 0-0

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The public library in the UK’s Big Society

Davies, Steve - In: Prometheus 30 (2012) 3, pp. 353-358

Steve Davies is a trade unionist and academic, working on the response of the international trade union movement to globalisation. He takes a particular interest in public sector reform and has written several reports on public libraries for the union UNISON.

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Sources of variation in trade union membership across the UK: the case of Wales

Beynon, Huw; Davies, Rhys; Davies, Steve - In: Industrial Relations Journal 43 (2012) 3, pp. 200-221

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Employment Relations in the Voluntary Sector - By Ian Cunningham

Davies, Steve - In: British Journal of Industrial Relations 48 (2010) 3, pp. 641-642

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COVER FEATURE - Lost in translation - You say 'collaboration', I say 'competition'. Cardiff and Westminster are talking a different language when it comes to reforming public services

Davies, Steve - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2005), pp. 20-23

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The great divide - When it comes to public services reform, there is a third way - and Rhodri Morgans administration in Wales has taken it. So farewell competition, welcome co-operation

Davies, Steve - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2004), pp. 24-27

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