Duncan Macdonald - Concepedia

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Duncan Macdonald

Also Known As

DUNCAN MACDONALD, Duncan K. Macdonald, Duncan MacDonald, Duncan Macdonald, MacDonald, Duncan, Macdonald, Duncan, Prinz, Christopher

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365

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Duncan Macdonald is an author at Institute for Employment Studies specializing in labor economics, industrial organization, and business.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Business	4	4	207
2	Management	4	4	207
3	Education	3	3	173
4	Economics	3	3	66
5	Law	1	1	34

Duncan Macdonald

Publications

269

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	Year	Citations
The Management of Labour: A History of Australian Employers Duncan Macdonald, Christopher Wright Labour History Labor RelationEducationHuman Resource ManagementEconomic HistoryIndustrial Organization	1996	141
Ten Years Of Enterprise Bargaining In Australia: An Introduction Duncan Macdonald, Iain Campbell, John Burgess Labour & Industry a journal of the social and economic relations of work NegotiationLabor RelationLawEconomic HistoryIndustrial Organization	2001	34
The ‘Representation Gap’ In Australia Mark Bray, Peter Waring, Duncan Macdonald, Labour & Industry a journal of the social and economic relations of work	2001	28
The Australian Flexibility Paradox Roy Green, Duncan Macdonald Journal of Industrial Relations Public PolicyPath DependenceBounded RationalityStrategyAustralian Flexibility Paradox	1991	21
Outsourcing, Employment and Industrial Relations in the Public Sector John Burgess, Duncan Macdonald The Economic and Labour Relations Review Industrial PolicyNeo-liberal AgendaEducationHuman Resource ManagementIndustrial Organization	1999	18
Productivity, Restructuring and the Trade Union Role John Burgess, Duncan Macdonald Labour & Industry a journal of the social and economic relations of work Productivity GrowthIndustrial PolicyLabor RelationEducationEconomic Growth	1990	14
Public Sector Industrial Relations Under the Howard Government<sup>1</sup> Duncan Macdonald Labour & Industry a journal of the social and economic relations of work	1998	13

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