Rebekah Harms
School of Humanities
Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics
With the decline in South Australia's traditional manufacturing economy, successive state governments have sought to strengthen and diversify the economy by marketing the state as a hub for science and technology innovation. The aim of my PhD thesis is to explore the history surrounding such innovation policies from 1980 to the present. I will also investigate the political, economic, social and cultural factors which have shaped these innovation policies.
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Date Position Institution name 2017 - ongoing Research Assistant University of Adelaide -
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Year Citation 2024 Buddle, E., Ankeny, R., Paxton, R., Harms, R., & Bray, H. (2024). Asynchronous online focus groups to explore attitudes relating to technology and food: Finding an unexpected silver lining in methodological compromise.. International Journal of Qualitative Methods. -
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