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Publications

Each year, staff and postgraduates in the Business School publish a large number of articles based on their research, expertise and teaching. A full list of recent publications is produced here in chronological order. You may also search for publications using our search box.

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• Sillince JAA, Saeedi MH. A committee effectiveness evaluation support system. In: Decision Sciences International Conference (DSI99). 1999, Athens, Greece.
• Sillince JAA, Saeedi MH. A formal model of organizational argumentation: applications of informal logic to a committee meeting. Cybernetics and Systems: An International Journal 1999, 30(5), 365-409.
• Hicks C, McGovern T, Earl CF. A methodology for supporting internal and external supply chains through the use of information technology: a case study in the insulated wire and cable industry. In: 8th International Annual IPSERA Conference on Perspectives on Purchasing and Supply for the Millenium. 1999, Belfast and Dublin.
• Sillince JAA, Rosenberg D. A model of common ground for browsing, tracking and summarising computer-mediated communication. In: Proceedings of Innovative Intranet Information Systems IIIS-99, Beyond the Desktop Workshop. 1999.
• McLaren J. A Strategic Perspective on Economic Value Added. Management Accounting: Magazine for Chartered Management Accountants 1999, 77(4), 30-32.
• Gibbon J, Joshi PL. A survey of environmental accounting and reporting in Bahrain. Journal of Applied Accounting Research 1999, 5(1), 4-36.
• Gallhofer S, Haslam J, Morrow S, Sydserff R. Accounting, Transparency and the Culture of Spin: Re-Orientating Accounting Communication in the New Millennium. Pacific Accounting Review 1999, 11(1-2), 97-111.
• Miller AD, Appleyard AR, Mclaren JA. An Empirical Evaluation of Beta Degearing Formulas Using the Pure Play Techniques: Preliminary Results. University of Newcastle upon Tyne: Department of Accounting & Finance, 1999. Discussion Paper 99/1.
• Sillince JAA, Saeedi MH. An intelligent agent which uses argumentation analysis for searching the Internet. In: International Conference on Industry, Engineering and Management Systems (IEMS). 1999, Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA.
• Gallhofer S, Haslam J, Kim SN, Mariu S. Attracting and retaining Maori students in accounting: Issues, experiences and ways forward. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 1999, 10(6), 773-807.
• Ness MR, Mai LW. Canonical correlation analysis of customer satisfaction and future purchase of mail-order speciality food. British Food Journal 1999, 101(11), 857-870.
• Platt D. Child welfare in the UK. Health and Social Care in the Community 1999, 7(6), 512-513.
• Hutchinson WG, Chilton SM. Combining preference ordering and contingent valuation methods to assess non market benefit of alternative afforestation projects. Journal of Rural Studies 1999, 15(1), 103-109.
• Rosenberg D, Sillince JAA. Common ground in computer-supported collaborative argumentation. In: Workshop on Computer-Supported Collaborative Argumentation for Learning Communities, CSCL99 Conference. 1999, Department of Education, Stanford University, California.
• Dobbs IM. Compensating wage differentials and the value of life. Economics Letters 1999, 63(1), 103-109.
• Sillince JAA, Saeedi MH. Computer-mediated communication: problems and potentials of argumentation support systems. Decision Support Systems 1999, 26(4), 287-306.
• Fowler A, Walsh M. Conflicting perceptions of success in an information systems project. International Journal of Project Management 1999, 17(1), 1-10.
• Harvey C, Green E, Corfield P. Continuity, change and specialization within metropolitan London: the economy of Westminster, 1750 – 1820. Economic History Review 1999, 52(3), 469-493.
• Campbell D. Contra Wight: the errors of a premature writing. Review of International Studies 1999, 25(2), 317-321.
• Charles DR, Bradley DP, Chatterton P, Coombes MG, Gillespie AE. Core Cities Centres for Regeneration. Newcastle upon Tyne: Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies, 1999.
• Naumenkova SV, Jones JR. Developing Trends in the Market for Financial Services. In: Papers from Ukrainian Academy of Banking Conference Proceedings. 1999.
• Sillince JAA, Harindranath G. Differing rates of progress in IS development and BPR: a case study. In: Zupancic J., Wojkowski G., Wojkowski W., and Wrycza S, ed. Systems development methods for the next century. New York: Plenum Publishing Corp, 1999.
• Chilton SM, Hutchinson WG. Do focus groups contribute anything to the contingent valuation process?. Journal of Economic Psychology 1999, 20(4), 465-483.
• Song DP, Hicks C, Earl CF. Due date planning for complex product systems with uncertain processing times. In: Conference on the Control of Industrial Processes: Proceedings of the Second International Conference. 1999, Newcastle upon Tyne: University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
• Sillince JAA. Editorial. Information Systems Journal Special Issue on Virtual Teamwork 1999, 9, 1-3.
• Dobbs IM, Molho I. Evolution and sub-optimal behaviour. Journal of Evolutionary Economics 1999, 9(2), 187-209.
• Mueller F, Dyerson R. Expert Humans or Expert Organisations?. Organization Studies 1999, 20(2), 225-256.
• Chilton SM, Hutchinson MG. Exploring divergence between respondent and researcher definitions of the good in contingent valuation studies. Journal of Agricultural Economics 1999, 50(1), 1-16.
• Fowler A. Feedback and feedforward as systemic frameworks for operations control. International Journal of Operations and Production Management 1999, 19(2), 182-204.
• Erjavec E, Gorton M, Kuhar A, Valant V. Firm level restructuring in the Slovenian food industry. Post-Communist Economies 1999, 11(4), 518-539.
• Chilton SM, Hutchinson WG. Focus groups and the contingent valuation process: A reply. Journal of Economic Psychology 1999, 20(4), 495-498.
• Adair A, Berry J, McGreal S, Sykora L, Ghanbari Parsa A, Redding B. Globalization of real estate markets in central Europe. European Planning Studies 1999, 7(3), 295-305.
• C. Wren. Grant Equivalent Expenditure on Industrial Subsidies in the Post-war United Kingdom. In: Harvey Armstrong and Jim Taylor, ed. The International Library of Critical Writings in Economics: The Economics of Regional Policy. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1999, pp.19-54.
• Jones N, Wilson R, Simpson L. Home and Leisure (HASS/LASS) A&E Accident Data Collection project report. London: Department Trade of Industy DTI, 1999.
• Benneworth P, Charles DR. Human resources and sustaining competitive advantage in the North East pharmaceutical industry. Northern Economic Review 1999, 29, 63-81.
• Braiden PM, Hicks C. Improved knowledge management activities in the design and manufacture of engineer-to-order capital goods. In: Know ' 99: New Directions in Research, Theory and Practice. 1999, UTS Sydney, Australia.
• Sillince JAA, Saeedi MH. Incorporating rhetorical and plausible reasoning in an electronic conferencing system. Knowledge Based Systems 1999, 12, 113-127.
• Saeedi MH, Sillince JAA. Incorporating rhetorical and plausible reasoning in an electronic conferencing system. In: International Conference on Human Computer Interaction (HCI). 1999, Munich, Germany.
• Wren C, Taylor J. Industrial restructuring and regional policy. Oxford Economic Papers 1999, 51(3), 487-516.
• Smith S, Gallhofer S, Haslam J. International accounting and the accounting curriculum: The New Zealand case. Asian Review of Accounting 1999, 7(1), 144-164.
• Alderman, N. Local product development trajectories: engineering establishments in three contrasting regions. In: E.J. Malecki and P.Oinas, ed. Making Connections: Technological Learning and Regional Economic Change. Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999, pp.79-107.
• Rappert, B., Webster, A. and Charles, D. R. Making sense of diversity and reluctance: academic relations for USOs and SMEs. Research Policy, (28): 873-890 1999.
• Rappert B, Webster A, Charles D. Making sense of diversity and reluctance: Academic-industrial relations and intellectual property. Research Policy 1999, 28(8), 873-890.
• Robson MT, Wren C. Marginal and average tax rates and the incentive for self-employment. Southern Economic Journal 1999, 65(4), 757-773.
• Wren C. Methodologies for Evaluating the New Business Support. In: DTI and Academic Seminar on Assessing the Supply-Side benefits of Business Support. 1999, London: HM Treasury.
• Hicks C, McGovern T, Earl CF. Modelling supply chain management processes in engineer-to-order companies. International Journal of logistics: Research and Applications 1999, 2(2), 147-159.
• Fowler A. Modelling, simulation and innovative design in complex adaptive business management systems. Computing & Control Engineering Journal 1999, 10(6), 267-276.
• Charles DR, Benneworth P. Plant Closure and Institutional Modernisation: Siemens microelectronics in the North East. Local Economy 1999, 14(3), 200-213.
• Sillince JAA. Power and topic shifts in strategic management argumentation. In: Conference on Argumentation at the Centurys Turn. 1999, Brock University, Ontario, USA.
• J. Gibbon, K. Johnston and J. Loughran. Relevance Sought! What do practitioners know about ABM implementation. The Journal of Applied Accounting Research 1999, 5(2), 3-29.
• Sillince JAA, Harindranath G. Risk in partnerships involving MIS development: lessons from a re-engineering case study. In: 10th Conference of the Information Resources Management Association (IRMA). 1999, Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA.
• Chilton SM, Hutchinson WG. Some further implications of incorporating the warm glow of giving into welfare measures: A comment on the use of donation mechanisms by Champ et al. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 1999, 37(2), 202-209.
• Gorton M. Spatial variations in markets served by UK-based small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 1999, 11(1), 39-55.
• Charles DR. Technology, organization, and competitiveness: Perspectives on industrial and corporate change. New Technology, Work & Employment 1999, 14(2), 159-161.
• Davie, S.S.K. The aesthetics of ambiguities in accounting. The journal of Pacific Studies 1999, 23(2), 229-253.
• Dobbs IM. The anomaly of size: Does it really matter?. International Journal of Finance and Economics 1999, 4(2), 179-192.
• Hicks C, McGovern T, Herd ME. The control of internal supply chain: a case study in the insulated wire and cable industry. In: Conference on the Control of Industrial Processes: Proceedings of the Second International Conference. 1999, University of Newcastle upon Tyne: University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
• C. Wren and M. Waterson. The Direct Employment Effects of Financial Assistance to Industry. In: Harvey Armstrong and Jim Taylor, ed. The International Library of Critical Writings in Economics: The Economics of Regional Policy. 1999, pp.408-30.
• Sillince JAA. The organizational setting, use and institutionalization of argumentation repertoires. Journal of Management Studies 1999, 36(6), 795-831.
• Sillince JAA. The role of political language forms and language coherence in the organizational change process. Organization Studies 1999, 20(3), 485-518.
• Hudson R, Dempsey M, Keasey K, Littler K. Time Diversification: An Essay in the Need to Revisit Finance Theory!. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 1999, 10(4), 501-519.
• Harvey C, Denton J. To Come of Age: The Antecedents of Organisational Learning. Journal of Management Studies 1999, 36(7), 897-918.
• R. Sollis, S.J. Leybourne and P. Newbold. Unit roots and asymmetric smooth transitions. Journal of Time Series Analysis 1999, 20, 671-677.
• Sillince JAA, Harindranath G. Using discourse analysis to understand software development. In: Eighth International Conference on Information Systems Development - ISD99. 1999, Boise, Idaho, USA.