Intergovernmental collaboration in tourism among ASEAN nations has received little attention in the literature despite the significant contribution that tourism makes to the region. In this paper, the authors propose a model that displays the mechanism of ASEAN tourism collaboration. The model emphasizes the environments in which collaboration takes place. It also highlights the interactivity o...

Doing research in the field of sex work studies throws up challenges. Among these are restrictions and regulatory issues placed on researchers by institutional ethical review processes. We draw academic our personal experiences as two who have been involved with many projects to illustrate how face a set challenges relating ethics – we define rather than They associated applying for obtaining a...

Few attempts have been made to establish conceptual links between collaboration, collaborative technology, information access and competitive intelligence. The purpose of this paper is to propose a framework and a number of starting premises for studying collaboration and the role of collaborative technology in the context of competitive intelligence. Résumé: Peu de tentatives ont été faites po...

In this paper we analyse some logical notions relevant for representing the dynamics of institutionalised organisations. In particular, some well-known action concepts introduced in the Kanger-Lindahl-Pörn logical theory of agency are discussed and integrated. Secondly, moving from the work of Jones and Sergot, a logical characterisation is provided of the ideas of institutional links, “counts-...

I use data from the General Social Survey, the National Center for Charitable Statistics (NCCS) the Census and the Fraser Institute, among others, to test different theories that attempt to explain why individuals demand (goods and services from) nonprofit organizations and/or choose to create nonprofit organizations and extends the analysis by incorporating the relevance of different instituti...

This article provides an international comparative overview of institutional strategies, collaboration patterns and governmental policies related to the use of ICT in higher education. It has been produced as part of an international comparative study on the use of ICT in higher education. It covers the following range of countries: Belgium, Finland, the United Kingdom, Australia and the United...