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Australia New Zealand Regional Science Association International
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Conference proceedings
The 35th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Regional Science Association International (ANZRSAI) was held at The Brassey in Canberra from 6th to 9th December, 2011. A broad range of papers from academics, policy advisors and practitioners was presented to the conference. This...
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Conference paper
Effective road transport networks are essential for sustainability of mining activities as well as the liveability of the mining communities. This paper examines the mining impacts of road travel conditions in the Bowen Basin region, which produces about 83% of Queensland’s total coal product. A...
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Housing unaffordability creates pressures on economic and social life of an individual to a community. Periodic housing unaffordability in Queensland resource and regional communities are common over the last two decades. This paper examined the perceived household risks to periodic housing unaffordability in Queensland resource...
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Functionally, regional towns cannot be the city states of history. By necessity, whilst regional towns exist as a centre for the catchment area that sustains it, they are nonetheless subject to and rely upon the patronage of the ‘centre’ that the town ‘relates’ to. In...
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Accessibility of transport services can be influenced by a range of factors, and it is important to understand the role and influence of each of these factors in order to plan effective transport systems in urban, peri-urban and regional settings. Addis Ababa City is one...
Conference paper
In the field of labor economics, human capital refers to the stock of knowledge or characteristics of a worker that contributes to their productivity. Investment in education and training of individuals can enhance their level of human capital and this will be valued in the...
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Journal article
This study examines the challenges faced by regional accounting firms and the creative solutions they use to address them.
Journal
This issue of Sustaining Regions reflects the diverse pathways and challenges confronting regions: from tourism to cluster development.
Journal
This issue examines the role of local government in regional development.
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This article examines a number of regional issues using information from a range of fields of research and using broad timeframes.
Journal article
This research outlines a typology for sustainable locaI enterprise development, which identifies the key roles of both individual innovators and local institutions.