Edited by the Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University of Technology

Invitation to collaborate on research

03 July 2009Beyond mainstream thinking and easy answers, the Australian Business Foundation is looking at the issues that set a new agenda for the future competitiveness of Australian businesses. The Australian Business Foundation is inviting partners with exceptional vision and research capability to collaborate with us on research projects that provide fresh intelligence to shape debate and incite practical action. Visit the Australian Business Foundation website or download this PDF for more information.

OrganisationAustralian Business Foundation
Contact EmailPhillip.Allen@Abfoundation.com.au
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/17629

Related Topics

Economics

Creative Economy

Related Articles

Most viewed: This week

1
Senior Research & Projects Officer
2
Responding more effectively to chronic pain
3
Where's the payoff? Convincing citizens to engage with government
4
It takes more than money to raise a child
5
State of Australian cities 2010

Jobs

Policy Adviser
NSW Business Chamber
North Sydney

Events

Conference
Indigenous Land Management with Economic Development
24 Mar 2010 - 9:00am - 25 Mar 2010 - 5:30am
Darwin
Conference
ACOSS National Conference 2010: A vote for equity
25 Mar 2010 - 9:00am - 26 Mar 2010 - 5:00pm
Canberra
Conference
Workforce Policy in 2010 and Into the Future
31 Mar 2010
Sydney

Noticeboard

National Prison Book Program - sending books to Australian prisoners
14 January 2010

The National Prison Book Program provides prisoners with free reading materials. Our aim is to provide books to prisoners and enhance prison library and educational services.

ACCAN call for Expressions of Interest: Independent Grants Panel
13 January 2010

ACCAN is establishing an Independent Grants Panel (‘the Panel’) to make recommendations about the allocation of Grants. We are calling for Expressions of Interest to join the Panel which has three (3) positions available.

Journal of Economic and Social Policy goes Online
03 December 2009

For the past thirteen years the Journal of Economic and Social Policy (JESP) has produced a biannual hard copy publication

Topics

APO