Outputs
Conferences
- Conceptualisation of Events: China and UK more
- Conceptualising a Multi-level Integrative Model for Trust Repair more
- Conceptualising Cross-Category Brand in Emerging Country Context: Merging Associative Network Memory Model and Resource Based View more
- Conceptualising gamification risks to teamwork within enterprise more
- Conceptualising Moral Resilience more
- Conceptualising new team identification more
- Conceptualising Organisational Cultural Lag on Marriage Equality in Australian Sporting Organisations more
- Conceptualising Smart Tourism Destination Dimensions. more
- Conceptualising the Imagination in Consumption Practices more
- Conceptualising the student experience: a new framework. more
- Conceptualising Wellbeing from a Community Perspective more
- Conceptualizing residents' destination brand ambassador behavior more
- Concurrent validity of the modified Patients Association Nutrition Checklist (PANC) against the ‘Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool’ (‘MUST’) to identify risk of malnutrition in older people living in the community more
- Condition monitoring of a compressor motor unit: An investigation of abnormal high pitch noise more
- Condom capers or caring, confidential service: can sexual health drop-ins be all things to all young people? more
- Conducting Groupwork with People with Dual Diagnoses. more
- CONEA: CONsumer Editable Animation more
- Conference Keynote: Reflections on transforming assessment and feedback: complexity and collaboration. more
- Conference Report: ‘Ethics and Social Welfare in Hard Times’, London, 1–2 September 2016 more
- Conference Venue Product Development more
- Configuring crowdsourcing for requirements elicitation more
- Conflicting agendas: meeting the challenge of practice placement finding through non-traditional placements more
- Confronting issues of ICTs, the environment and citizenship more
- Connected and disconnected travel experiences in the digital economy more
- Connecting and Collaborating: Co-creational Discovery of Place more