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Scott Fitzgerald
Scott Fitzgerald
Associate Professor, Curtin University
E-mail megerősítve itt: curtin.edu.au
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Intensification of teachers’ work under devolution: A ‘tsunami’of paperwork
S Fitzgerald, S McGrath-Champ, M Stacey, R Wilson, M Gavin
Journal of Industrial Relations 61 (5), 613-636, 2019
1252019
Corporations and Cultural Industries: Time Warner, Bertelsmann, and News Corporation
SW Fitzgerald
Lexington Books, 2012
1082012
Over-the-Top Video Services in India: Media Imperialism after Globalization
S Fitzgerald
Media Industries Journal 6 (2), 89-115, 2019
882019
Understanding work in schools
S McGrath-Champ, R Wilson, M Stacey, S Fitzgerald
New South Wales Teachers Federation, 2018
652018
Teacher workload in Australia: National reports of intensification and its threats to democracy
M Gavin, S McGrath-Champ, R Wilson, S Fitzgerald, M Stacey
New perspectives on education for democracy, 110-123, 2021
352021
Principals’ support for teachers’ working conditions in devolved school settings: Insights from two Australian States
S McGrath-Champ, M Stacey, R Wilson, S Fitzgerald, A Rainnie, ...
Educational Management Administration & Leadership 47 (4), 590-605, 2019
332019
The impact of Covid-19 on human resource management: avoiding generalisations
E Aitken-Fox, J Coffey, K Dayaram, S Fitzgerald, C Gupta, S McKenna, ...
LSE Business Review, 2020
322020
Devolution, market dynamics and the Independent Public School initiative in Western Australia:‘winning back’what has been lost?
S Fitzgerald, M Stacey, S McGrath-Champ, K Parding, A Rainnie
Journal of education policy 33 (5), 662-681, 2018
312018
Failing forward: Public schools and new public management
S Fitzgerald, A Rainnie
Public Policy 7 (2), 167-182, 2012
272012
COVID-19 and the changing employee experience
E Aitken-Fox, J Coffey, K Dayaram, S Fitzgerald, C Gupta, S McKenna, ...
LSE Business Review, 2020
25*2020
Electrolux in Australia: Deregulation, industry restructuring and the dynamics of bargaining
R Lambert, M Gillan, S Fitzgerald
Journal of Industrial Relations 47 (3), 261-275, 2005
252005
Reducing teachers’ workload or deskilling ‘core’work? Analysis of a policy response to teacher workload demands
M Stacey, M Gavin, S Fitzgerald, S McGrath-Champ, R Wilson
Discourse: Studies in the cultural politics of education 45 (2), 187-199, 2024
242024
Understanding Work in Schools: The Foundations of Teaching and Learning
S McGrath-Champ, R Wilson, M Stacey, S Fitzgerald
NSW Teachers Federation, 2018
242018
Beyond the creative: Understanding the intersection of specialist and embedded work for creatives in metropolitan Perth
D Bennett, J Coffey, S Fitzgerald, P Petocz, A Rainnie
Creative work beyond the creative industries: Innovation, employment, and …, 2014
22*2014
Differentiation as a Consequence of Choice and Decentralization Reforms—Conditions for Teachers’ Competence Development
K Parding, A Berg-Jansson, T Sehlstedt, S McGrath-Champ, S Fitzgerald
Professions and Professionalism 7 (2), e1855-e1855, 2017
192017
Teachers, fixed-term contracts and school leadership: toeing the line and jumping through hoops
M Stacey, S Fitzgerald, R Wilson, S McGrath-Champ, M Gavin
Educational Leadership and Policy in a Time of Precarity, 54-68, 2023
172023
The Structure of the Cultural Industries
S Fitzgerald
The Routledge Companion to the Cultural Industries, 2015
172015
Media economics: Missed opportunities, mischaracterizations
S Fitzgerald, D Winseck
The Political Economy of Communication 6 (1), 2018
142018
Ecological modernisation, industry policy and the Australian automotive industry, 2007–13
C Goods, A Rainnie, S Fitzgerald
Australian Journal of Political Science 50 (1), 93-113, 2015
142015
Rediscovering Braverman?: Political economy, skill, and skill shortages
S Fitzgerald, A Rainnie, J Burgess
Australian Bulletin of Labour 39 (1), 2-18, 2013
142013
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