• The professionalization of financial planning in Australia: an institutional logics perspective 

  Richards, Daniel; Ukwatte Jalathge, Sarath Lal; yapa, prem (Emerald, 2021-09)

  Purpose – This paper researches the professionalization of financial planning in Australia. We investigate how the institutional logic of major institutions inhibits this occupation from moving toward a professional status. ...

• Marx and the Politics of Emancipation 

  Musto, Marcello (Economic & Political Weekly, 2019-06)

  In the first part of the 1860s, Karl Marx’s journalistic and scholarly interest in diplomacy and international politics drove him to focus his attention towards two prominent historical events. The first was the outbreak ...

• The ‘Young Marx’ Myth in Interpretations of the Economic–Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis Online, 2015-08)

  Focusing on the dissemination and reception history of the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, this article will critically examine the famous controversy surrounding the relationship between Marx’s ‘early’ and ...

• The Rediscovery of Karl Marx 

  Musto, Marcello (Cambridge University Press & Assessment, 2007-11)

  Few men have shaken the world like Karl Marx. His death, almost unnoticed, was followed by echoes of fame in such a short period of time that few comparisons could be found in history. His name was soon on the lips of the ...

• The Post-1989 Radical Left in Europe: Results and Prospects 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis, 2017-06)

• Notes on the History of the International 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis, 2014-08)

• Revisiting Marx's Concept of Alienation 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis, 2010-12)

• The Formation of Marx's Critique of Political Economy: From the Studies of 1843 to the Grundrisse 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis, 2010-07)

• The Writing of Capital: Genesis and Structure of Marx’s Critique of Political Economy 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis, 2018-01)

  The debate on the structure of Marx's Capital, and on the probable explanations for the changes he made to the initial ‘six books plan’, has always been a relevant topic in Marxist studies. This article provides a more ...

• Dissemination and Reception of The Communist Manifesto in Italy: From the Origins to 1945 

  Musto, Marcello (Taylor & Francis Group, 2009-05)

  Contrary to the predictions that after 1989 Karl Marx would fall into oblivion, Marx has returned to the attention of international scholars. One hundred and sixty years after it was written, the Manifesto of the Communist ...

• New Profiles of Marx after the Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA2) 

  Musto, Marcello (SAGE Journals, 2020-08)

• Talking dance, doing gender: Gendered language use in a podcast made by and for the West Coast Swing dance community 

  O'Neill, Brittney (International Gender and Language Association (IGALA 11), 2021-07-08)

  Traditionally, social partner dance communities have constrained participation by gender, permitting only men to lead and only women to follow. More recently, however, emerging degendering movements have sought to enable ...

• The Dance of Conversation: Gender and Language in Metaphors for West Coast Swing Partnership 

  O'Neill, Brittney (Canadian Linguistics Association Annual Conference, 2021-06-07)

  Social partner dance communities have traditionally constrained participation by gender, permitting only men to lead and only women to follow. However, West Coast Swing (WCS), a modern swing dance, is currently in the midst ...

• Disclosure effectiveness in the financial planning industry 

  Richards, Daniel; Safari, Maryam (Emerald, 2021)

  Scandals in the Australian financial services industry highlights the conflicts of interest between those who provide financial advice (financial planners) and their clients. Disclosure is a potential governance tool to ...

• Financial Literacy and Financial Well-being of Australian Consumers: A Moderated Mediation Model of Impulsivity and Financial Capability 

  Tahir, Muhammad; Ahmed, Abdullahi Dahir; Richards, Daniel (Emerald, 2021-06-24)

  We test a moderated mediation model for a twofold purpose. First, to examine the mediating role of financial capability (FC) in the association between financial literacy (FL) and financial well-being (FW). Second, to ...

• Occupational boundaries: Gender capital and career progression in the financial planning industry 

  Richards, Daniel; O'Dwyer, Monica (Wiley, 2021-06-10)

  Gender inequality and occupational segregation in Australian financial services present a stark disparity, with men working as financial planners and women being over-represented in lower-paid administrative positions. ...

• Female financial advisers: Where art thou? 

  Richards, Daniel; Roberts, Helen; Whiting, Rosalind (Sage, 2019-12-30)

  We investigate the gender imbalance in the financial advising industry by analysing 32 in-depth qualitative interviews of female and male financial advisers in Australia and New Zealand. Using the framework of organisational ...

• Siting Futurity: The "Feel Good" Tactical Radicalism of Contemporary Culture in and around Vienna 

  Ingram, Susan (punctum books, 2021)

• Diversity training in the workplace: Assessing effectiveness and outcomes 

  Kovacs, Gyula (2021-04)

  Purpose: This paper reviews the existing literature regarding the effectiveness of diversity training within organizations and examines the empirical evidence and theoretical foundations that support claims that such ...

• Patrolling the boundaries of belonging? Courts, law and citizenship 

  Conant, Lisa; Hofmann, Andreas; Soennecken, Dagmar; Vanhala, Lisa (Elgar, 2019)

  This chapter explores how courts and law have contributed to the evolution of citizenship. Theoretically, it draws on Christian Joppke’s distinctions between citizenship as status, rights, and identity as a means to analyse ...

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