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Safe and Sound? The Public Value Trade-Off in Worker Safety and Public Infrastructure Procurement

Michael B. Charles Senior lecturer in the Faculty of Business and Law, Southern Cross University, Australia
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Rachel Ryan Master of public affairs student, University of Sydney; Research assistant with Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
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Cinthya Paredes Castillo Works with the Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering, QUT, Australia
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Kerry Brown Professor in the School of Management, QUT, Brisbane
Pages 159-166 | Published online: 15 Mar 2010

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