22 July 2011While the public health paradigm provides a comprehensive framework for identifying target groups, it lacks a framework for the implementation of programs, particularly with respect to communicating with and persuading people to adopt recommended behaviours.

22 July 2011Examining the demand for food science and technology graduates, this survey also explores the issues facing businesses in relation to hiring, attracting and retaining FST graduates and ways to address these issues.

22 July 2011The high prevalence of social, emotional and behavioural health problems in children, and the high cost and relative ineffectiveness of treatments to ‘cure’ them, lead to the conclusion that the most efficient and cost effective approach is to prevent them from occurring.

22 July 2011This paper examines traditional economic methods of evaluation used to assess early prevention programs and outlines a new method that can be used to address these deficiencies.

22 July 2011This paper estimates the impact of a 10 per cent increase in arrests on the number of male and female offenders sentenced to full-time prison terms and the number of offenders given community-based supervised orders.

22 July 2011As the Arab revolution spreads, the international community grapples with its causes and consequences. Are other Arab regimes likely to fold? What will replace them? And what will the long-term impact be?

20 July 2011As we become more and more comfortable mediating all kinds of situations online and through various technologies, our virtual selves increasingly overlap our 'real' lives.

20 July 2011The report primarily explores the career intentions and motivations of research students. It provides particular emphasis on their interests in following an academic career on completion of their degree and the support they have received.

19 July 2011The purpose of this paper is to document the integration of Web 2.0 services into the working framework of some of the most advanced academic libraries in the world.