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Ground sharing between cricket and football in Australia

Frost, Lionel; Lightbody, Margaret; Halabi, Abdel K.; … - In: Sports through the lens of economic history, (pp. 89-105). 2016

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Legitimizing amateur status using financial reports : Victorian Football League clubs, 1909-1912

Halabi, Abdel K.; Lightbody, Margaret; Frost, Lionel; … - In: Accounting history : journal of the Accounting History … 21 (2016) 1, pp. 25-47

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"No time to stand and stare" : imagery of flexible work arrangements in Australian professional accounting journals

Lightbody, Margaret - In: Pacific accounting review 20 (2008) 2, pp. 138-157

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Expanding social inclusion in community sports organizations : evidence from rural Australian football clubs

Frost, Lionel; Lightbody, Margaret; Halabi, Abdel - 2013

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Expanding social inclusion in community sports organizations : evidence from rural Australian Football clubs

Frost, Lionel; Lightbody, Margaret; Halabi, Abdel K. - In: Journal of sport management : the official journal of … 27 (2013) 6, pp. 453-466

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Football history of the field : utilising archived accounting reports to challenge "myths" about the history of an Australian football club

Halabi, Abdel K.; Frost, Lionel; Lightbody, Margaret - In: Accounting history : journal of the Accounting History … 17 (2012) 1, pp. 63-81

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A cricket ground or a football stadium? : the business of ground sharing at the Adelaide Oval before 1973

Frost, Lionel; Lightbody, Margaret; Carter, Amanda; … - In: Business history 58 (2016) 7/8, pp. 1164-1182

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“No time to stand and stare”

Lightbody, Margaret - In: Pacific Accounting Review 20 (2008) 2, pp. 138-157

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to critically examine the imagery of flexible work arrangements in professional accounting employment, as presented in the Australian professional accounting journals from 2004‐2007. Design/methodology/approach – The approach takes the form of a...

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