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Proceedings: ACBSS 2015 Sydney - Best Papers

As announced by Conference Chair, Professor Stephen Boyle at Conference Dinner, 8 papers have received Best Paper Award. We congratulate all the awardees for their significant research contributions which impressed the Best Paper Award Committee to have selected 8 full-fledged research papers out of more than 100 considered for this prestigious award. Listed below are the titles of the papers and the names and institutional affiliations of authors that received the Best Paper Award:
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND INFANT MORTALITY IN BANGLADESH
Corresponding Author: Belayet Hossain, Thompson Rivers University, Canada
Page Number: 1 - 17
DOES AFFECTIVE COMMITMENT POSITIVELY PREDICT EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE? EVIDENCE FROM BANKING INDUSTRY IN BANGLADESH
Corresponding Author: Sardana Khan, East West University, Bangladesh
Page Number: 18 - 29
Stock Market Development and Economic growth: Evidence from Mauritius
Corresponding Author: Jeevita Matadeen, University of Mauritius, Mauritius
Co-Authors:
  • Boopen Seetanah, University of Mauritius, Mauritius
Page Number: 60 - 76
EMPLOYMENT LEAKAGE BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA: THE ROLES OF INDUSTRIES, INCLUDING MINING
Corresponding Author: Boyd Blackwell, CRC REP/Ninti One Ltd, UNE, Australia
Co-Authors:
  • Andy Fischer, University of Tasmania, Australia
  • Jim McFarlane, University of New England, Australia
  • Brian Dollery, University of New England, Australia
Page Number: 99 - 116
GREEN ECONOMY PLANNING IN TOURISM DESTINATIONS: AN INTEGRATED, MULTI-METHOD DECISION SUPPORT AID
Corresponding Author: Michael McGrath, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
Co-Authors:
  • Alexandra Law, Victoria University, Australia
  • Terry DeLacy, Victoria University, Australia
Page Number: 213 - 232
Volatility and Co-movement: An Analysis of Stock markets Behaviour of Selected Emerging and Developed Countries during the GFC.
Corresponding Author: Sarod Khandaker, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Co-Authors:
  • Sylvia Islam, RMIT University, Australia
Page Number: 353 - 366
NOT ALL SMOOTH SAILING: BARRIERS TO SMALL BUSINESS SUCCESS FOR OWNER/MANAGERS FROM MIDDLE EASTERN COMMUNITIES IN MELBOURNE
Corresponding Author: Widad Pitrus, Monash University, Australia
Page Number: 691 - 709
SUSTAINING DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY REDUCTION: PROMOTING GROWTH WHERE IT COUNTS
Corresponding Author: Janet Dzator, University of Newcastle, Australia
Co-Authors:
  • Rui Chen
Page Number: 898 - 914