Division of Business
Research
Research
In 2003, the following 24 Divisional candidates successfully completed their research degrees in a range of discipline areas.
Carl Driesener
School of Marketing
Comparing and contrasting three brand image measures
Poonlap Chantavongviriya
School of Management
Currency risk management: The case of Thai Baht after floating
Lisa Philip-Harbutt
International Graduate School of Business
Look out there’s an artist in the business school doing research - a
quest for appropriate methodology
Monica Tolo
School of Marketing
A case study concerning the application of 'prior knowledge':
explaining retail brand performance
Davood Askarany
School of Accounting & Information Systems
An investigation into the diffusion of cost and management accounting
innovations
Wai Ming Chan
International Graduate School of Business
Career anchors of Singaporean technopreneurs
Kum Whye Chong
International Graduate School of Business
The Role of Pricing in Relationship Marketing: A Study of the
Singapore Heavy Equipment Spare Parts Industry
Marilyn Clarke
International Graduate School of Business
Taking voluntary redundancy: A retrospective study
Randall Donohue
International Graduate School of Business
Public Relations for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
Christine Heuring
International Graduate School of Business
Change, teacher education and management in a Hong Kong university
Alice (Meredith) Hodgson
International Graduate School of Business
Managing for survival in the South Australian non-government
organisation/voluntary agency sector: maintaining the value base in
human suervices under changed conditions of funding and control by
government
Alison (Rowena) Holloway
School of Accounting & Information Systems
Seeking confluence: A grounded theory explaining employee behaviour
in the hospitality workplace.
Ayadurai Jothidas
International Graduate School of Business
Knowledge Management in a transnational organisation in the context
of new product development
David King
School of Accounting & Information Systems
The Internet as a Tool for Participation by Local Communities in
Foreign Aid Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ka Wai Ivan Lai
International Graduate School of Business
Extending action research as an operational method for the
maintenance of a management information system: an exploratory field
study in China
Shu Sing (Danny) Lo
International Graduate School of Business
Privatisation and cultural Change: The airline industry in China
Kim Cheng Patrick Low
International Graduate School of Business
Corporate culture and values: perceptions of corporate leaders of
cooperatives in Singapore
Marisa Maio MacKay
School of Accounting & Information Systems
Using Multiple Perspectives to Appreciate Demand for Innovation
Baudouin Neirynck
International Graduate School of Business
Succession Planning for Middle Managers in US Subsidiaries in Hong
Kong
Judith Phillips
International Graduate School of Business
The influence of social support and pre-departure cross-cultural
preparation on the three domains of cross-cultural adjustment of
accompanying spouses on global assignments.
Erica Riebe
School of Marketing
Customer defection and acquisition and its relationship with market
share change
Choon Yin Sam
International Graduate School of Business
Corporate Governance and public sector management in Singapore
Hock Wen Teo
International Graduate School of Business
A balance model to discriminate information security in organizations
in Singapore – a comparative study of multi-national corporations and
small and medium enterprises
Sandy Yuk Man Tse
School of Marketing
A Hedonic perspective in studying the visual effects of web page
design for effective marketing
