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This collection contains reports by Griffith authors published for government agencies, industry and other organisations.
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Experience Gold Coast: Innovative Products for Asian Visitors
(2014)This report documents the results of a research project which aimed to enhance the quality of the experiences provided by Australian tourism businesses. Tourism is a lead industry in the experience economy. In this new ...REPORT -
Rock art: A cultural treasure at risk
(2015)Between 2005 and 2011 the Getty Conservation Institute organized a series of rock art management courses and workshops as part of the Southern African Rock Art Project (SARAP) in collaboration with various southern African ...REPORT -
The Soul of Beijing Opera: Theatrical Creativity and Continuity in the Changing World, by Li Ruru
(2010)This is a major review of a recently published book about Peking Opera, a major branch of the performing arts in China.REPORT -
The Imperial Granary Production of Mudan ting (The Peony Pavilion)
(2010)This is an extended review of a performance of The Peony Pavilion, by Tang Xianzu (1550-1616), among the most distinguished of all Chinese dramatists. The drama is in the form of Kunqu, formerly the style of Chinese drama ...REPORT -
People's Republic of China: Background Paper on the Situation of the Tibetan Population
(2005)The paper deals with the history and current politics and society of the Tibetans of the People's Republic of China. It attempts to give a balanced account of the situation of the Tibetan population in China. Its main ...REPORT -
Assessing the impact of Circles of Support and Accountability on the reintegration of adults convicted of sexual offences in the community
(2014)This report is the result of a three year study. The original aim of the research was stated as 'to assess the extent to which CoSA Projects contribute towards the reintegration of adult sex offenders into the community'. ...REPORT -
Deciding to drive through floodwater: A qualitative analysis through the lived experience
(2016)More than half of unintentional flood-related drowning deaths in Australia are due to driving through floodwater. Currently, there is a critical knowledge gap in understanding why individuals choose to drive through ...REPORT -
New South Wales Parents’ and Carers’ Beliefs About Behaviours Around Swimming Pools
(2018)Drowning is a global public health issue, with the World Health Organization (WHO) estimating 372,000 drowning deaths annually. Children under five are the age group most at risk of unintentional drowning, both fatal and ...REPORT -
Understanding the Willingness of Australian Emergency Nurses to Respond to a Disaster
(2011)This study of emergency nurses has confirmed previous findings that willingness of health care workers to work during a disaster is multidimensional; that is, affected by many competing factors. Previous literature has ...REPORT -
MBA White Paper - Understanding the significance of the Asian Century
(2013)No topic in recent times has received more coverage than the question of how Australia positions itself for the Asian Century. The rapid rise of Asia has witnessed a major power shift from west to east of the international ...REPORT -
Understanding the extent and nature of adult-onset offending: Implications for the effective and efficient use of criminal justice and crime reduction resources
(2013)Criminologists have traditionally considered adult-onset offending to be a rare phenomenon (Eggleston & Laub 2002). Consequently, little criminological theory, research or policy has focused on adult-onset offending. ...REPORT -
Reaching Out: Enhancing the Accessibility of the Queensland Working Women's Service (QWWS) for Migrant Women
(2009)This project was initiated with the aim of enhancing the existing services that the Queensland Working Women's Service (QWWS) provides for Migrant working women in Queensland. QWWS is a community-based organisation which ...REPORT -
Burma's Police Forces: Continuities and Contradictions
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Accessibility and Perceived Efficacy of Programs for the Assistance of Adult Indigenous Offenders
(2010)This report presents the findings from a project that examined adult correctional programs throughout Australia as well as their accessibility and perceived efficacy for Indigenous offenders. Recently, it has been claimed ...REPORT -
Targeting crime prevention: Identifying communities that generate chronic and costly offenders
(2013)Identifying communities and locations where chronic and persistent offenders are most likely to reside, and understanding the factors that produce the interconnections between place and offending, has enormous potential ...REPORT -
Suicide in Rural and Remote Areas of Australia
(2012)The present report has been requested by the Australian Suicide Prevention Advisory Council (ASPAC) and funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. The report will assist the Council in their formation on ...REPORT -
Intergenerational Smoothing of New Zealand's Future Fiscal Costs
(2013)This paper applies an overlapping generations model in order to evaluate the implications of intergenerational smoothing of New Zealand's future fiscal costs. The analysis complements the New Zealand fiscal projections of ...REPORT