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AL Ali, Shatha Ahmed S () ‘Saying Sorry’: Pragmatics and the use of Positioning Theory in a Study of Apology Behaviour of Saudi and Australian Women. PhD thesis, Victoria University. ALdrees, Ghada Ahmed () The role of cosmopolitanism on perceptions of authenticity of perfumes and consumer behaviour: an investigation in Saudi Arabia Use the Library's discovery service Trove to search for Australian and overseas theses in over one thousand Australian collecting institutions. For a basic thesis search: Go to the homepage of Trove, type in your search terms and hit search; Select the Books & Libraries category; Select the 'Thesis' facet under 'Format' on the right-hand side If you have a digital copy of your thesis it can be submitted to the UWA Profiles and Research Repository along with the completed and signed Authority to include a thesis to UWA Research Repository form. If you do not have a digital copy of your thesis, please contact repository-lib@blogger.com to discuss options for making your thesis
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If you have a digital copy of your thesis it can be submitted to the UWA Profiles and Research Repository along with the completed and signed Authority to include a thesis to UWA Research Repository form. If you do not have a digital copy of your thesis, please contact repository-lib@blogger.com to discuss options for making your thesis To find Australian theses, search via: Library collection To find UNSW Library’s collection of Australian and international theses in print, search Library collection for a title or keywords. Refine your results by selecting Refine my results > Resource type > Dissertations in the column on the left. Trove - Australian print and digital theses AL Ali, Shatha Ahmed S () ‘Saying Sorry’: Pragmatics and the use of Positioning Theory in a Study of Apology Behaviour of Saudi and Australian Women. PhD thesis, Victoria University. ALdrees, Ghada Ahmed () The role of cosmopolitanism on perceptions of authenticity of perfumes and consumer behaviour: an investigation in Saudi Arabia
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· ANU theses are harvested by the National Library of Australia's Trove service and other search engines, making them fully discoverable online. Find Australian theses. Full instructions available here Find Australian Theses in Trove Keywords: Available Online Submit your thesis (Approved ANU research theses only)Author: Peter Hall, Liang Peng, Nader Tajvidi AL Ali, Shatha Ahmed S () ‘Saying Sorry’: Pragmatics and the use of Positioning Theory in a Study of Apology Behaviour of Saudi and Australian Women. PhD thesis, Victoria University. ALdrees, Ghada Ahmed () The role of cosmopolitanism on perceptions of authenticity of perfumes and consumer behaviour: an investigation in Saudi Arabia Any thesis which meets the definition of ‘thesis by research’ will be made accessible (where possible) in the UWA Profiles and Research Repository. This includes theses written for the Doctor of Philosophy and some Master’s by Research programs. The only condition is that the thesis must have already met all the conditions for award
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If you have a digital copy of your thesis it can be submitted to the UWA Profiles and Research Repository along with the completed and signed Authority to include a thesis to UWA Research Repository form. If you do not have a digital copy of your thesis, please contact repository-lib@blogger.com to discuss options for making your thesis Use the Library's discovery service Trove to search for Australian and overseas theses in over one thousand Australian collecting institutions. For a basic thesis search: Go to the homepage of Trove, type in your search terms and hit search; Select the Books & Libraries category; Select the 'Thesis' facet under 'Format' on the right-hand side Step 1: Report your publications for Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) via the Researcher Portal (login required). This will ensure a record for your publication is added to the Research Repository. Step 2: After reporting your research outputs for ERA, send a copy of the accepted manuscript version of your output to repository@blogger.com
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· ANU theses are harvested by the National Library of Australia's Trove service and other search engines, making them fully discoverable online. Find Australian theses. Full instructions available here Find Australian Theses in Trove Keywords: Available Online Submit your thesis (Approved ANU research theses only)Author: Peter Hall, Liang Peng, Nader Tajvidi Where to search for theses depends on where the thesis was submitted and published. DRO - Deakin Doctoral and Masters theses are curated and preserved in DRO. Use 'Advanced Search' and for 'Document Type' select 'Thesis'. Trove - Australian content from libraries, museums, archives and other research organisations To find Australian theses, search via: Library collection To find UNSW Library’s collection of Australian and international theses in print, search Library collection for a title or keywords. Refine your results by selecting Refine my results > Resource type > Dissertations in the column on the left. Trove - Australian print and digital theses
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