Events
Work Time Regulation as a Macroeconomic Policy Tool
| Speaker: | Dr Robert LaJeunesse |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: | Friday 5 September |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
School of EPT Honours Presentations
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: | Wednesday 10 September |
| Time: | 2:00-5:00pm Venue TBA |
Process Philosophy and the Critique of Critical Realism
| Speaker: | Dr James Juniper |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism; Centre of Full Employment & Equity |
| Date: | Friday 12 September |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
Violating Sovereignty - A Critique of the state theory of Stephen Krasner
| Speaker: | Dr Tod Moore |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: |
Friday 19 September |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
All for a good cause: Examining the intersection of volunteering and tourism
| Speaker: | Dr Kevin Lyons |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: |
Friday 26 September |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
Contemporary Fascism in East-Central Europe
| Speaker: | Dr Rob Imre |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: |
Friday 17th October |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
Macroeconomic Developments, Policies and Issues in bangladesh: A review, 1972-2007
| Speaker: | Professor Akhtar Hossain |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: |
Friday 24th October |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
The Economics of Happiness
| Speaker: |
Dr Andrew Hindmoor, |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: |
Fridat 31 October |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
Changing Landscapes: A Comparitive Study of Representations of Uluru in Lonley Planet Guidebooks to Australia
| Speaker: | Dr Tamara Young |
| School: | Economics, Politics and Tourism |
| Date: |
Friday 7 November |
| Time & Venue: | 3pm in GP2.16 Callaghan Campus |
2008 Asia Pacific Symposium on Emotions and Worklife
Hosted by the Faculy of Business and Law
Last week of November, 2008
The symposium is a two-day, semi-formal meeting and its programs will feature keynote presentation, paper presentations, practitioner-forums, incubator research workshops and roundtable sessions for the discussion of poster presentations.
Symposium participants will include - scholars, research students, organisational consultants, company executives and local government officials, who are interested in understanding and studying a wide range of emotion-related issues in organisations.
These issues consist of:
- Emotional intelligence and leadership
- Emotions and psychological well-being
- Emotions and marketing
- Emotions and creativity
- Emotion and decision marking
- Emotions and teamwork.
If you are interested in attending the symposium, please contact Herman Tse at Herman.Tse@newcastle.edu.au
