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B. Martin

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B. Martin — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 28
Works: 256
Citations: 2,895

Most-cited papers

Reinventing retirement: New pathways, new arrangements, new meanings
L. Sargent, M. Lee, B. Martin, J. Zikic
2013141 citations Open access
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Knowledge management and its potential applicability for libraries
Maryam Sarrafzadeh, B. Martin, A. Hazeri
201096 citations
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How Australians order acceptance of recycled water
J. Marks, B. Martin, M. Zadoroznyj
200883 citations
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The benefits of paid maternity leave for mothers' post-partum health and wellbeing: Evidence from an Australian evaluation.
B. Hewitt, L. Strazdins, B. Martin
2017Social Science & Medicine (1967)74 citations Open access
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Who works in community services? A profile of Australian workforces in child protection, juvenile justice, disability services and general community services
B. Martin, J. Healy
201042 citations
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Timing of Return to Work and Breastfeeding in Australia
N. Xiang, M. Zadoroznyj, W. Tomaszewski, B. Martin
2016Pediatrics36 citations Open access
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Books, bytes and business: the promise of digital publishing
B. Martin, Xuemei Tian
201034 citations
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Is the British economy supply constrained II? A renewed critique of productivity pessimism
B. Martin, R. Rowthorn
201233 citations
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‘You can Spend Time. . .But not Necessarily be Bonding with Them’: Australian Fathers’ Constructions and Enactments of Infant Bonding
M. Brady, Emily Stevens, L. Coles, M. Zadoroznyj +1 more
2016Journal of Social Policy30 citations
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Impacting Forces on eBook Business Models Development
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
201130 citations
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Business models for higher education: an Australian perspective
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
201429 citations
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The Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children
M. Haynes, Bernard Baffour, B. Hunter, B. Martin
201328 citations
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The benefits and penalties of formal and informal flexible working-time arrangements: evidence from a cohort study of Australian mothers
N. Xiang, G. Whitehouse, W. Tomaszewski, B. Martin
2021International journal of human resources management25 citations
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Contemporary fatherhood: Social, demographic and attitudinal factors associated with involved fathering and long work hours
L. Coles, B. Hewitt, B. Martin
201823 citations
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Paid Parental Leave evaluation: Phase 1
B. Martin, B. Hewitt, M. Baird, Janeen Baxter
201223 citations
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Integration of Knowledge Management with the Library and Information Science Curriculum: Some Professional Perspectives
A. Hazeri, B. Martin, Maryam Sarrafzadeh
200921 citations
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The impact of digitization on business models for publishing: Some indicators from a research project
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin, He-Pu Deng
2008Journal of Systems and Information Technology21 citations
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Digital Technologies for Book Publishing
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
201020 citations
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An unsettled bargain? Mothers’ perceptions of justice and fairness in paid work
M. Yerkes, B. Martin, Janeen Baxter, J. Rose
2017Journal of Sociology18 citations Open access
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Islamophobia, social distance and fear of terrorism in Australia: a preliminary report
R. Hassan, B. Martin
201618 citations
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On the need for collaboration in KM education in the LIS sector: Some professional perspectives
A. Hazeri, B. Martin
2009International Journal of Information Management17 citations
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PPL Evaluation Final Report
B. Martin, M. Baird, M. Brady, B. Broadway +11 more
201515 citations
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Caring for profit? The impact of for-profit providers on the quality of employment in aged care
Debra S. King, B. Martin
200914 citations
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How do rural placements affect urban-based Australian junior doctors' perceptions of working in a rural area?
Wendy Brodribb, M. Zadoroznyj, B. Martin
2016Australian Health Review13 citations Open access
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Value Chain Adjustments in Educational Publishing
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
2013Publishing research quarterly13 citations
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Business Models in Digital Book Publishing: Some Insights from Australia
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
200913 citations
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Employer-paid Maternity Leave in Australia - A comparison of Uptake and Duration in 2005 and 2010
G. Whitehouse, B. Hewitt, B. Martin, M. Baird
201312 citations
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Business Model Sustainability in Book Publishing
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
201211 citations
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Rebalancing the British economy: a strategic assessment
B. Martin
201011 citations
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The Australian Retirement Income System: Structure, Effects and Future
B. Martin, N. Xiang
201510 citations
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Is the British economy supply constrained? A critique of productivity pessimism
B. Martin
201110 citations
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Exploring the benefits of KM education for LIS professionals
A. Hazeri, B. Martin, Maryam Sarrafzadeh
2009Education for Information10 citations
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The Impact of Paid Parental Leave on Labor Supply and Employment Outcomes in Australia
B. Broadway, G. Kalb, D. McVicar, B. Martin
2020Feminist Economics9 citations Open access
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RESURRECTING THE U.K. HISTORIC SECTOR NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
B. Martin
20099 citations
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The Impact of Paid Parental Leave on Labour Supply and Employment Outcomes
B. Broadway, Guyonne R. J. Kalb, D. McVicar, B. Martin
2016Social Science Research Network8 citations Open access
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Curriculum design, development and implementation in a transnational higher education context
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
20148 citations
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Paid parental leave evaluation: Phase 2 report
B. Martin, M. Yerkes, B. Hewitt, M. Baird +6 more
20138 citations
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A New Look at New Cambridge: Will the UK Private Expenditure Function Stand Up?
B. Martin
20128 citations
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The Extent of IT-Enabled Organizational Flexibility: An Exploratory Study among Australian Organizations
J. Paschke, A. Molla, B. Martin
2008ACIS8 citations
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Paid Parental Leave Evaluation: Final Report
B. Martin, M. Baird, M. Brady, B. Broadway +11 more
20147 citations
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Schools That Deliver
J. Edwards, B. Martin
20166 citations
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Implications of Digital Technologies for Book Publishing
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
20092009 Fourth International Conference on Cooperation and Promotion of Information Resources in Science and Technology6 citations Open access
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Understanding the decision to relocate rural amongst Australian trained urban medical students and junior doctors
M. Zadoroznyj, Wendy Brodribb, B. Martin
20145 citations
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Reading the Signs: What is Really Happening with Digital Publishing in China?
Xuemei Tian, B. Martin
2013Publishing research quarterly5 citations
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ICTS - new organizational form linkage in the Australian context: theoretical model and research instrument
A. Abareshi, B. Martin, A. Molla
20115 citations Open access
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Responding to the challenges of KM education in the LIS sector: some academic and professional perspectives
A. Hazeri, B. Martin
20095 citations Open access
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Managers’ work and retirement: understanding the connections
B. Martin, M. Lee
20164 citations
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Can Intangible Investment Explain the UK Productivity Puzzle? A Response and Comment
B. Martin, R. Rowthorn
2013National Institute Economic Review4 citations
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A Methodological Examination of MIS Survey Research from 1992-2006
A. Abareshi, B. Martin
2009Journal of Information & Knowledge Management4 citations
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BEING FUNNY
B. Martin
20163 citations
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