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Dr Campbell | 01 November 1986
To investigate the strategies of uk firms in entering and developing the china market in comparison with those of other eec firms. To identify company characteristics associated with success through structured interviews and a comparison of strategie ...
Dr Anthony Simpson | Social Anthropology | 01 January 2002
This research project is designed to contribute to social well-being in zambia in the time of aids. It intends to identify the demands imposed by masculinity and the complexity of the manner in which a cohort of catholic mission-educated zambian men ...
Professor Denise Osborn | Socio-Legal Studies | 01 October 1991
In recent years the rise in the crime rate has lead to increased concern on the part of both the police and the general public. One of the major findings of criminology in the last decade has been the importance of repeat victimisation as a contribut ...
Professor Glenn Morgan | Management and Business Studies | 01 October 1996
The national health service is currently undergoing rapid change in the context of changing demography, increasing expectations of service levels, tight government controls on expenditure and the creation of the internal market. However, there are ma ...
Nicholas Boreham | Education | 01 October 1998
The policy background to this project is the recommendation in the dearing report on higher education that all students should receive training in ict skills "to prepare them for employment. " the research aims to document and interpret the variety o ...
Mr Keith Cole | Statistics, Computing and Methodology | 01 May 1997
In this project we will develop a web-based interface to the 1991 census area statistics. The system will comprise an intuitive interface delivered over the web consisting of both text based menus and desktop mapping functionality embedded within the ...
Prof Cannon | 01 October 1989
Management and Business Studies | 01 April 1989
Competition between firms today is concentrated on technological
knowledge, information and research. For a firm to succeed it is as
necessary to efficiently manage its knowledge resources as it is its
labour and capital ...
Prof Geraint Parry | 01 November 1982
The study examines the crowd and its political impact on the
local community. It seeks to discover how far recent crowd
eruptions reflect feelings about the condition of the community
rather than wider national concerns. ...
Angela Dale | Statistics, Computing and Methodology | 01 October 1999
Main aim: to maximise the analytic value of the 2001 census by developing the scientific case for small area microdata. A small area sar will provide a basis for flexible aggregation to appropriate areas to facilitate multivariate analysis which inco ...
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