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Conference paper

Delivery methods and social network analysis of unethical behavior in the construction industry

The construction industry accounts for about one-third of gross capital formation and is ranked as one of the most corrupt. Effects of corruption go beyond demoralization associated with bribery, it can lead to substandard quality of infrastructure and insufficient funds available for project maintenance. The importance of strength of relationships in curbing unethical conduct is...
Report

Strengthening prevention and early intervention services for families into the future


This report argues for coordinated strategies to increase family-based prevention and early intervention services in Australia. Existing policies do not seek to involve the family and relationship sector in prevention and early intervention, but there is potential for cost effectiveness and efficiency if government invests in prevention and intervention across a range of health risks.
Evaluation

Growing and Developing Healthy Relationships (GDHR) impact evaluation: final report


An independent Impact Evaluation of the Growing and Developing Healthy Relationships (GDHR) website was undertaken by John Scougall Consulting Services in 2016 with the support of an expert cross-agency reference group.
Evaluation

Respectful relationships education in schools: the beginnings of change - final evaluation report


Children and young people have become one of the most important populations for the prevention of gender-based violence. The unacceptably high rates of gender-based violence, in particular, violence against women and their children, are well established and there is a clear opportunity to change the story for future generations via the education system.
Report

Teens, technology and romantic relationships


Adolescence is a time of incredibly physical, social and emotional growth, and peer relationships – especially romantic ones – are a major social focus for many youth. This report examines American teens’ digital romantic practices. It covers the results of a national Pew Research Center survey of teens ages 13 to 17.