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Events calendar and upcoming research

NOVEMBER 2008

27 November

50 ^th Anniversary Public Lecture Series: ‘Insurance against catastrophic climate change: How much will an emissions trading scheme cost Australia?’

Presented by Professor Philip Adams

6-7pm BMW Edge, Federation Square, Melbourne

www.monash.edu.au/50years/calendar.html

DECEMBER 2008

1–3 December

Australia and New Zealand Ma rketing Academy Conference 2008

Sydney

www.anzmac2008.org

2–5 December

Au stralia and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference . Followed by 7th International Conference on Studying Leadership

University of Auckland, New Zealand

www.anzam.org/conference2008

4–5 December

‘Legal Development in East Asia: China-Vietnam Compared’ Conference

Co-hosted by the Asia Pacific Business Regulation Group, Department of Business Law and Taxation, Monash University and the Centre of Comparative and Public Law, University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong University

www.hku.hk/ccpl

6 December

Monash University Graduate School of Business Information Session

For an unfair business advantage register your attendance at:

www.buseco.monash.edu.au/blt/apbrg/seminars-07.html

JANUARY 2009

27–31 January

Australian Institute of Company Directors’ International Company Directors Course

Observatory Hotel, Sydney

www.companydirectors.com.au

FEBRUARY 2009

8–11 February

9th International Research Conference on Quality, Innovation and Knowledge Management

www.buseco.monash.edu.au/mgt/research/qik/

UPCOMING RESEARCH

The benefits of investing in communities: Identifying the potential for building stronger and more inclusive communities

Researchers: Lionel Frost (Economics), Andrea Kirk-Brown (Management), Abdel Halabi (Accounting & Finance), PieterVan Dijk (Management).

This project seeks to develop new measures of the effectiveness of strategies used by sporting bodies to strengthen connections with the communities within which they work. Australian Football clubs and netball and cricket organisations have agreed to act as research partners for an ARC Linkage application.

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