A continuous association …: AIRAANZ as a scholarly association

Diana Kelly

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Labor Movements and Unions Higher Education Governance and Development Management and Organizational Studies

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Over twenty years ago industrial relations academics in Australia and New Zealand formed a scholarly association as one means of strengthening their field of study. This paper considers the nature and effects of Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand on academic industrial relations in light of the changing context for universities and employment relations in Australia, on the one hand, and the broader literature on scholarly communities on the other hand. The paper concludes that the foundation ideals of AIRAANZ have served the scholarly community well.

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1990Interdisciplinarity: history, theory, and practice 2005The Sociology and Professionalization of Economics 1996Current research in industrial relations 1988The British Universities Industrial Relations Association: The First 35 Years 2004The transmission of ideas in employment relations: Dunlop and Oxford in the development of Australian industrial relations thought, 1960-1985

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