Globalisation represents a lot of different things to a lot of people: parliamentarians, journalists, academics, business leaders and bureaucrats among them. This paper identifies and analyses key questions about globalisation, giving special emphasis to its particular implications for the Asia-Pacific region and for Australia.

This paper was presented at the 4th Doing Business with Aboriginal Communities Conference held in Alice Springs in February 1998. Conference presentations covered a great deal of material on Indigenous, governmental and industry perspectives on doing business with Aboriginal communities. These included a number of empirical best practice case studies; perspectives of native title tribunal...

This paper by Howard Harris defines ethics as the very practical activity of applying one's chosen values in daily life, thus making an understanding of ethics an essential requirement for any managers, winemakers, engineers, accountants, lawyers or marketers who are trying to live up to the hopes of their professions. The paper describes several factors...

The Australian Business Foundation commissioned this study to monitor further Australia's innovation performance, building on the findings of the Foundation's inaugural report, The High Road or the Low Road: Alternatives for Australia's Future? (1997). This 1999 report, by Professor Jane Marceau and Dr Karen Manley, found that Australia's innovation performance over the 1990s was mixed.

This 1999 report, by Professor Jane Marceau and Dr Karen Manley, found that Australia's innovation performance over the 1990s was mixed.