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9781869403515

City of Enterprise Perspectives on Auckland Business History

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  • ISBN13:

    9781869403515

  • ISBN10:

    1869403517

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-05-01
  • Publisher: Auckland University Press

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Published to celebrate the centenary of the University of Auckland commerce faculty and the opening of the new business school, this analysis sets Auckland business history in the wider context of New Zealand's economic growth and also includes cutting-edge studies on aspects of that history.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements vii
Introduction A Welcome Renaissance: Business History in New Zealand 1(7)
Ian Hunter
Diana Morrow
Auckland Business: The National and International Context
8(19)
John Singleton
Maori Enterprise: Ships and Flour Mills
27(23)
Hazel Petrie
Hobson to Hubbing: Change and Continuity in Auckland's Maritime History
50(22)
Gavin McLean
Financial Management Strategies in the Auckland Gas Company, 1862--1915
72(21)
Michael Keenan
Guilt by Association: Attempts at Domination of the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Auckland Timber Trade
93(15)
Ken Jackson
Making Space: Clusters and Districts in Auckland Manufacturing 1889--1908
108(24)
Gordon Winder
Stock and Station Agents and Wool Brokers
132(20)
Simon Ville
A `Business to Business Relationship': The Origin and Development of Auckland Newspapers, 1841--2004
152(25)
Diana Morrow
Retail Innovation and the Farmers Trading Company: Auckland's Big Store
177(21)
Ian Hunter
Ross and Glendining and the Clothing, Footwear, and Textile Industries in New Zealand, 1938--1966: A Case of Strategic and Management Failure
198(22)
S.R.H. Jones
From Local to Global: Auckland Accounting Partnerships
220(12)
Rachel Morley
Afterword Auckland Business, 1841--2004: Myth and Reality 232(13)
Russell Stone
Notes 245(18)
Select Bibliography 263(6)
Index 269

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