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Brian Dollery

Prof, Faculty of The Professions, School of Business Economics and Public Policy

Qualifications

MA, PhD (Rhodes)

Contact

Email:	bdollery@une.edu.au
Room:	W040
Phone:	02 6773 2500 (or +61 2 6773 2500 overseas)
Fax:	02 6773 3596
Homepage:	http://www.une.edu.au/clg/

My academic career began in 1976 as a temporary junior lecturer at the University of South Africa in Pretoria. In 1978 I took up a temporary position at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa and held this job in a tenured capacity until 1987. In 1985 I taught at East Carolina State University, Greenville N.C., U.S.A. and moved to Australia in February 1988 as a lecturer in the (then) Department of Economics at the University of New England. During a 1991 sabbatical I taught at the University of Cape Town for six months and at Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska for a further six months. In 2002, I spent nine months on sabbatical leave teaching at Yokohama National University in Yokohama, Japan. I secured a Hobart Houghton Research Fellowship in the Department of Economics at Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa, and spent a month researching at that institution in early 2003. I enjoy drinking, cricket and rugby.

Areas of Teaching

Australian local government, economics of public policy, public economics and microeconomics.

Research interests

Australian local government, local government economics, local public economics and the economics of federalism.

Consultancy

My consultancy efforts fall squarely in the area of Australian government. I have examined numerous questions in contemporary Australian local government policy and practice, especially in the area of structural reform and amalgamation, but also shared services, local government finance, Section 94 developer contributions, local government grants processes, benchmarking and other performance measures, and pricing in local government.

Publications

Books

1.    Wallis, J. L., Dollery, B. E. and McLoughlin, L. Reform and Leadership in the Public Sector: A Political Economy Approach, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2007, ix + 196.
2.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Johnson, A. Australian Local Government Economics, Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 2006, viii + 322.
3.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. The Political Economy of the Voluntary Sector: A Reappraisal of the Comparative Institutional Advantage of Voluntary Organizations, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2003, x + 195.
4.    Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. A. and Worthington, A. C. (eds.) Reshaping Australian Local Government: Finance, Governance and Reform, Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 2003, xiv + 273.
5.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. The Political Economy of Local Government: Market Failure, Reform and Leadership, Studies in Fiscal Federalism and State – Local Finance series edited by Wallace E. Oates, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2001, x + 252.
6.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. Market Failure, Government Failure, Leadership and Public Policy, London, Macmillan, 1999, xii + 214.
7.    Dollery, B. E. and Marshall, N. (eds.) Australian Local Government:  Reform and Renewal, Melbourne, Macmillan, 1997, viii + 341.
8.    Black, P. A. and Dollery, B. E. (eds.) Leading Issues in South African Micro-economics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 1992, iii + 225.
9.    Black, P. A. and Dollery, B. E. (eds.) Leading Issues in South African Macroeconomics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 1989, iv + 346.

Monographs

1.    Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. A., Johnson, A. and Witherby, A. Regional Capacity Building: How Effective is REROC? Wagga Wagga, Riverina Eastern Regional Organization of Councils, 2004, v + 63.
2.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. Test Bank to Accompany Economics, Sydney, Pearson Education Australia, CD-Rom, ISBN 0 7339 9916 6, 2002.
3.    Dollery, B. E. Local Government Failure, Inaugural Public Lecture Series, University of New England, 2001.
4.    Dollery, B. E. and Reinke, N. Test Bank to Accompany Microeconomics: A Contemporary Introduction, Melbourne, Nelson Thomson. Publishers, CD-Rom, ISBN 0 17 010384 6, 2001.
5.    Kimber, M., Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. A. and Witherby, A. Australian Local Government: An Annotated Bibliography, 1988-1998, Sydney, NSW Department of Local Government and University of Western Sydney, 1999, 104.            
6.    Witherby, A., Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. A. and Auster, M. Local Government: One Industry, Many Perspectives, Sydney, Australian Institute of Urban Studies (NSW), 1999, 103.
7.    Witherby, A., Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. A. and Auster, M. Is Bigger Better? Towards a Model Process for Local Government Structural Reform, Sydney, Australian Institute of Urban Studies, 1999, 65.

Refereed Journal Articles

1.    Fleming, E. and Dollery, B. E. “A Conceptual Note on Accounting for Budget Internalities in Public Policy Making”, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 26(1), 67-70, 2008.
2.    O’Keefe, S., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Does the Reality of Workplace Training Match the Theory? An Analysis of Public Sector Employees’ Training Decisions”, International Journal of Training Research, 5(2), 41-54, 2007.
3.    Akimov, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Financial Policy in Transition Economies: Architecture, Pace and Sequencing”, Problems of Economic Transition, 50(9), 6-26, 2008.
4.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “Australian Local Government Amalgamation: A Conceptual Analysis of Population Size and Scale Economies in Municipal Service Provision”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 2008 (forthcoming).
5.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and O’Keefe, S. “Improving Efficiency in Australian Local Government: Structural Reform as a Catalyst for Effective Reform”, Geographical Research, 2009 (forthcoming).
6.    Byrnes, J., Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Simmons, P. “Resolving the Infrastructure Crisis in Local Government: A Bond Market Issue Approach Based on Local Council Income”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 2008 (forthcoming).
7.    Dollery, B. E. Johnson, A. and Byrnes, J. “Cost Shifting in Australian Local Government: An Analysis of the Spatial Impact of Pensioner Rate Concession Rebates in New South Wales”, Australian Geographer, 2008 (forthcoming).
8.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Performance Measurement in Australian Local Government”, ICFAI Journal of Public Administration, 4(2), 7-27, 2008.
9.    Dollery, B. E., Ho Chong Mun and Alin, J. “No Lessons Learned: A Critical Analysis of the Queensland Local Government Reform Commission’s Final Report”, Agenda, 15(1), 67-84, 2008.
10.    Dallinger, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Community Engagement in Corporate Planning in Queensland: A Case Study of Redcliffe City Council”, ICFAI Journal of Urban Policy, 3(1), 33-50, 2008.
11.    O’Keefe, S., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Workers' Willingness to Participate in Training and Education: A Comparison”, Australian Journal of Labour Economics, 10(4), 2007 (forthcoming).
12.    Dollery, B. E. Grant, B. and O’Keefe, S. “Local Councils as Place-Shapers: Implications of the Lyons Report for Australian Local Government”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 2008 (forthcoming).
13.    Dollery, B. E. and Akimov, A. “Are Shared Services a Panacea for Australian Local Government: A Critical Note on Australian and International Empirical Evidence”, International Review of Public Administration, 12(2), 1-11, 2008.
14.    Crase, L., O’Keefe, S. and Dollery, B. E. “Urban Water Pricing: Practical Perspectives and Customer Preferences”, Economic Papers, 27(2), 194-206, 2008.
15.    Akimov, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Kazakhstan: Financial Development and System Reform Over the Period 1993 to 2006 and Its Socioeconomic Impact”, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2008 (forthcoming).
16.    Heinecke, D., Dollery, B. E. and Fleming, E. “The Samaritan’s Dilemma: The Effectiveness of Australian Foreign Aid to Papua New Guinea”, Australian Journal of International Affairs, 62(1), 53-71, 2008.
17.    Akimov, A., Wijeweera, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Financial Development and Economic Growth: Evidence from Transition economies”, Applied Economics, 2008 (forthcoming).
18.    Siriwardana, M. and Dollery, B. E. “The Singapore-Australia Free Trade Agreement: An Economic Analysis”, Journal of International Business and Entrepreneurship, 2008 (forthcoming).
19.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. D. and Crase, L. “A Note on Structural Reform in Australian Local Government”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 2008 (forthcoming).
20.    Wijeweera, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An Econometric Analysis of Sri Lankan Monetary Policy Shocks and Exchange Rates”, Global Business and Economics Review, 10(1), 58-67, 2008.
21.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B.E. “Political Economy and Organizational Theory: A Hope-based Theory”, Review of Political Economy, 2008 (forthcoming).
22.    Sorensen, T., Marshall, N., A. and Dollery, B. E. “Changing Governance of Australian Regional Development: Systems and Effectiveness”, Space and Polity, 11(3), 297-315, 2007.
23.    Crase, L., Byrnes, J. and Dollery, B. E. “The Political Economy of Urban-Rural Water Trade”, Public Policy, 2(2), 130-141, 2007.
24.    Fleming, E., Heinecke, D. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analytical Framework for Assessing the Impact of Internalities on Policies and Projects Using Examples from Papua New Guinea”, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, 25(3), 199-208, 2007.
25.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “Is Bigger Better? Local Government Amalgamation and the South Australian Rising to the Challenge Inquiry”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 37(1), 1-14, 2007.
26.    Dollery, B. E. and Dallinger, D. “Local Democracy and Local Government Efficiency: The Role of Community Engagement in Local Government Reform in Queensland”, ICFAI Journal of Governance and Public Policy, 11(4), 56-70, 2007.
27.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. L. and Crase, L. “About Turn: Policy Reversals and the Queensland Local Government Reform Commission”, Economic Papers, 26(4), 360-371, 2007.
28.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. D. and Crase, L. “Too Tough A Nut: Determining Financial Sustainability in Australian Local Government”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 13(2), 110-133, 2007.
29.    Dollery, B. E. and Woodbury, K. “Measuring Efficiency in Australian Local Government: An Empirical Evaluation of NSW Municipal Wastewater Services” ICFAI Journal of Urban Policy, 2007 (forthcoming).
30.    Dollery, B. E., Keogh, C. and Crase, L. “Alternatives to Amalgamation in Australian Local Government: Lessons from the New Zealand Experience”, Sustaining Regions, 6(1), 50-69, 2007.
31.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “The Mirage of Municipal Self-Sufficiency: A Taxonomic Approach to Local Government Sustainability in Australia”, Public Policy, 2007 (forthcoming).
32.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. D. and Allan, P. “Optimal Structural Reform in Australian Local Government: An Empirical Analysis of Economies of Scale by Council Function in New South Wales”, Urban Policy and Research, 25(4), 473-486, 2007.
33.    Marshall, N. A., Dollery, B. E. and Sorensen, A. “Voluntary Regional Cooperation in Australia”, Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 29(2), 239-256, 2007.
34.    Boland, S. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economic Significance of Migration and Remittances to Tuvalu’, Pacific Economic Bulletin, 22(1), 102-114, 2007.
35.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. D. and Akimova, G. “An Empirical Note on Critical Commentary in Australian Economics Journals”, Australian Economic Papers, 46(3), 300-303, 2007.
36.    Nur, M., Wijeweera, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Estimation of the Export Demand Function using Bilateral Trade Data: The Case of Bangladesh”, South Asia Economic Journal, 8(2), 249-264, 2007.
37.    Dollery, B. E. and Parsons, C. R. “Prisoner Taking and Prisoner Killing: A Comment on Ferguson’s (2004) Political Economy Approach”, War in History, 14(4), 499-512, 2007.
38.    Wijeweera, A., Dollery, B. E. and Pathberiya, P. “Economic Growth and External Debt Servicing: A Cointegration Analysis for the Case of Sri Lanka”, Indian Journal of Economics and Business, 6(1), 93-102, 2007.
39.    Dollery, B.E., Byrnes, J.D. and Crase, L “The Infrastructure Crisis in Australian Local Government: A Proposed Federal Asset Fund Solution”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 13(1), 3-19, 2007.
40.    Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. and Sorensen, T. “Doing the Right Thing: An Evaluation of New Models of Local Government Service Provision in Regional New South Wales”, Rural Society, 17(1), 66-80, 2007.
41.    Dollery, B. E. and Manley, K. “A Note on Performance Management in Victorian Local Government”, Accounting, Accountability and Performance, 13(1), 22-41, 2007.
42.    Spindler, Z. A. and Dollery, B. E. “War as Rent-seeking: A Public Choice Perspective on the Pacific War”, Public Organization Review, 7, 21-40, 2007.
43.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Byrnes, J. D. “An Inter-sectoral Comparison of Australian Water Reforms”, Water Policy, 10, 43-56, 2007.
44.    Dollery, B.E. and Johnson, A. “An Analysis of the Joint Board or Country Model as the Structural Basis for Effective Australian Local Governance”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 66(2), 198-207, 2007.
45.    Wijeweera, A., Dollery, B. E. and Clark, D. “An Empirical Assessment of the Impacts of Host Country and Home Country Corporate Tax Rates on FDI in the United States”, Applied Economics, 39, 109-117, 2007.
46.    Dollery, B. E., Moppett, W. and Crase, L. “Spontaneous Structural Reform in Australian Local Government: The Case of the Gilgandra Cooperative Model”, Australian Geographer, 37(3), 395-409, 2006.
47.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Water Rights: A Comparison of the Impacts of Urban and Irrigation Reforms in Australia”, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 50(3), 451-462, 2006.
48.    Currie, P. V. and Dollery, B. E. “Organizational Commitment and Perceived Organizational Support in the NSW Police”, Policing, 29(4), 741-756, 2006.
49.    Meng, X. and Dollery, B. E. “Institutional Constraints and Feasible Reform for State-owned Enterprises in China”, ICFAI Journal of Public Administration, 11(4), 7-27, 2006.
50.    Dollery, B. E. “An Alternative Approach to Identifying Councils ‘At Risk’: A Rejoinder to Bob Walker and Stewart Jones”, Economic Papers, 25(4), 358-361, 2006.
51.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. L. and Allan, P. “The Debate That Had to Happen But Never Did: The Changing Role of Australian Local Government”, Australian Journal of Political Science, November, 41(4), 553-567, 2006.
52.    Chong Mun Ho and Dollery, B. E. “A Saving Subsidization System in a Model of Endogenous Fertility and Endogenous Growth: An Extension of Wigger (1999)”, Australian Economic Papers, 45(3), 179-187, 2006.
53.    O’Keefe, S., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Understanding the Education Choices of Public Sector Employees: The Relative Importance of Time and Money”, Australian Journal of Labour Economics, 8(4), 331-350, 2006.
54.    Byrnes, J. L., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Regulation Versus Pricing in Urban Water Policy: The Case of the Australian National Water Initiative”, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 50, 437-449, 2006.
55.    Dollery, B. E. and Byrnes, J. L. “Alternatives to Amalgamation in Australian Local Government: The Case of Walkerville”, Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 11(1), 1-20, 2006.
56.    Jane, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Public Sector Reform in Australia: An Evaluation of the Corporatisation of Sydney Water, 1995 to 2002”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 65(4), 54-67, 2006.
57.    Akimov, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Uzbekistan’s Financial System: An Evaluation of Twelve Years of Transition”, Problems of Economic Transition, 48(12), 6-32, 2006.
58.    Cooper, B., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Using Choice Modelling to Reveal Waste Water Preferences in Regional Victoria”, Desalination, 188, 31-41, 2006.
59.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Byrnes, J. L. “Local Government Failure: Why Does Australian Local Government Experience Permanent Financial Austerity?”, Australian Journal of Political Science,41(3), 395-409, 2006.
60.    Boland, S. and Dollery, B. E. “The Value and Viability of Sovereignty-Conferred Rights in MIRAB Economies: The Case of Tuvalu”, Pacific Economic Bulletin, 21(2), 140-154, 2006.
61.    Dollery, B. E. and Fleming, E. “A Conceptual Note on Scale Economies, Size Economies and Scope Economies in Australian Local Government”, Urban Policy and Research, 24(2), 271-282, 2006.
62.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “Optimal Alternative Approaches to Structural Reform in Regional and Rural Australian Local Government”, Local Government Studies, 32(4), 447-464, 2006.
63.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Revitalizing the Contribution Non-profit Organizations can make to the Provision of Human Services”, International Journal of Social Economics, 33(7), 491-511, 2006.
64.    Dollery, B. E. Murray, D. R. and Crase, L. “Knaves or Knights, Pawns or Queens? An Evaluation of Australian Higher Education Policy”, Journal of Educational Administration, 44(1), 86-97, 2006.
65.    Murray, D. R. and Dollery, B. E. “An Evaluation of Performance Measurement and the Identification of ‘At Risk’ Municipal Councils in NSW Local Government”, Public Administration Today, 6, 46-61, 2006.
66.    O’Keefe, S. and Dollery, B. E. “Contemporary Public Policy Perspectives on Vocational Education and Training”, Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 10(2), 95-114, 2006.
67.    O’Keefe, S. and Dollery, B. E. “Investigating the Employees Decision to Participate in VET: Methodological Considerations”, Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 2005 (forthcoming).
68.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economics of Ageing: Generational Accounting and Regional Public Goods in Australia”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 11(2), 115-124, 2005.
69.    Dollery, B. E., Burns, S. and Johnson, A. “Structural Reform in Australian Local Government: The Armidale Dumaresq-Guyra-Uralla-Walcha Strategic Alliance Model”, Sustaining Regions, 5(1), 5-13, 2005.
70.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Inter-Sectoral Implications of Securing Our Water Future Together”, Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, 1, 1-10, 2005/06. 
71.    Dollery, B. E. “A Critical Evaluation of Structural Reform Considerations in Rates and Taxes: A Fair Share for Responsible Local Government”, Australian Geographer, 36(3), 385-397, 2005.
72.    Murray, D. R. and Dollery, B. E. “Institutional Breakdown? An Exploratory Taxonomy of Australian University Failure’, Prometheus, September, 23(4), 385-398, 2005.
73.    Dollery, B. E., Johnson, A., Marshall, N. and Witherby, A. “ROCs Governing Frameworks for Sustainable Regional Economic Development: A Case Study”, Sustaining Regions, 4(3), 15-21, 2005.
74.    Shen Wang, Chong Mun Ho and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of Stress Testing for Asian Stock Portfolios”, ICFAI Journal of Applied Economics, IV (5), 19-30, 2005.
75.    Murray, D. R. and Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Performance Monitoring in New South Wales: Are ‘At Risk’ Councils Really at Risk?”, Economic Papers, 24(4), 332-345, 2005.
76.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Leadership and Economic Theories of Non-profit Organizations”, Review of Policy Studies, 22(4), 483-500, 2005.
77.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Marshall, N. A. “The Economic Case for Virtual Local Government in South Africa”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 29(1), 47-60, 2005.
78.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Community Consultation in Public Policy: The Case of the Murray-Darling Basin of Australia”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 40(2), 221-237, 2005.
79.    Bolton, T. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Note on the Comparative Macroeconomic Effects of the GST on Australia, Canada and New Zealand”, Economic Papers, 24(1), 50-60, 2005.
80.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Impact of Alternative Styles of Policy Leadership on the Direction of Local Government Policy Reform”, International Journal of Social Economics, 32(4), 291-306, 2005.
81.    Cannadi, J. and Dollery, B. E. “An Evaluation of Private Sector Provision of Public Infrastructure in Australian Local Government”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 64(3), 112-118, 2005.
82.    Dollery, B. E. and Johnson, A. “Enhancing Efficiency in Australian Local Government: An Evaluation of Alternative Models of Municipal Governance”, Urban Policy and Research, 23(1), 73-86, 2005.
83.    Kelaher, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Health Care Reform in China: An Analysis of Rural Health Care Delivery”, Politics, Administration and Change, 42, 19-32, 2004.
84.    Maroney, T. and Dollery, B. E. “Explaining Voluntary Sector Behaviour: An Empirical Test Using NSW Non-Profit Social Service Provider Data”, Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 9(1), 78-97, 2004.
85.    Dollery, B. E. and Chang Lee Won, “New Public Management: A Comparison between Australia and the Republic of Korea”, Journal of Economic and Social Policy, 9(1), 26-42, 2004.
86.    Crase, L., Pagan, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Water Markets as a Vehicle for Reforming Water Allocation in the Murray-Darling Basin of Australia”, Water Resources Research, 40, 1-10, 2004.
87.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “A Critical Note on ‘Eco-Civic Regionalisation’ as the Basis for Local Government Boundaries in Australia”, Australian Geographer, 35(3), 289-300, 2004. 
88.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “The Aging of Australia: Fiscal Sustainability, Intergenerational Equity and Inter-Temporal Fiscal Balance”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 39(4), 459-470, 2004.
89.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “Intergenerational Fiscal Balance in Australia: Should We Use Fiscal Sustainability or Intergenerational Equity?”, Economic Papers, 23(3), 286-299, 2004.
90.    Woodbury, K. and Dollery, B. E. “Efficiency Measurement in Australian Local Government: The Case of New South Wales Municipal Water Services”, Review of Policy Research, 21(5), 615-636, 2004.
91.    Buthelezi, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An Exploratory Analysis of Local Government Failure in South Africa”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 28(2), 91-105, 2004.
92.    Crowley, B., Dollery, B. E., and Crase, L. “A Comparative Analysis of Australian Film Assistance, 1997-2001”, Media International Australia, 113, 124-140, 2004.
93.    Wai Ho Leong and Dollery, B. E. “The Productive Efficiency of Singapore Banks: An Application and Extension of the Barr et al (1999) Approach”, Singapore Economic Review, 49(2), 273-290, 2004.
94.    Wallis, J. L., Killerby, P. and Dollery, B. E. “Social Economics and Social Capital”, International Journal of Social Economics, 31(3/4), 239-258, 2004.
95.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “Is Bigger Local Government Better? An Evaluation of the Case for Australian Municipal Amalgamation Programs”, Urban Policy and Research, 22(3), 265-276, 2004.
96.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Rise and Decline of Strong Policy Leadership”, Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 15(1), 3-24, 2004.
97.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Economic Approaches to the Voluntary Sector: A Note on Voluntary Failure and Human Service Delivery”, International Review of Public Administration, 8(2), 25-32, 2004.
98.    Dollery, B. E., Spindler, Z. A. and Parsons, C. R. “Nanshin: Budget-maximizing Behavior, the Imperial Japanese Navy, and the Origins of the Pacific War”, Public Organization Review, 4(2), 135-155, 2004.
99.    Marshall, N.A., Dollery, B. E. and Witherby, A. “Regional Organisations of Councils (ROCs): The Emergence of Network Governance in Metropolitan and Rural Australia”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 9(2), 169-188, 2003.
100.    Siriwardana, M. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis of the Proposed Japan-Australia Free Trade Agreement”, Journal of Contemporary Issues in Business and Government, 9(2), 1-21, 2003.
101.    Kelaher, D. and Dollery, B. E. “An Evaluation of the Indonesian Health Care System”, Politics, Administration and Change, 40, 13-21, 2003.
102.    Wai Ho Leong, Dollery, B. E. and Coelli, T. “Measuring the Technical Efficiency of Banks in Singapore for the Period 1993 to 1999: An Application and Extension of the Bauer et al (1997) Technique”, ASEAN Economic Bulletin, 20(3), 195-210, 2003.
103.    Dollery, B. E. and Snowball, J. “Government Failure and State Incapacity: The South African Public Sector in the 1990s”, South African Journal of Economic History, Special Issue, 18(1/2), 310-331, 2003.
104.    Burton, T. A. and Dollery, B. E. “Alex Kerr’s Dogs and Demons and the Problems of Contemporary Japan: Review Note”, Interdisciplinary Journal of Economics, 14(3), 303-310, 2003.
105.    Dollery, B. E. “A History of Inequality in South Africa: Review Note”, South African Journal of Economics, 71(3), 595-610, 2003.
106.    Dollery, B. E. “A Critical Evaluation of Virtual Local Government in Australia”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 63(3), 82-91, 2003.
107.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “A Comparative Examination of Cultural Change within the Australian and New Zealand Treasuries”, International Review of Public Administration, 8(1), 27-38, 2003.
108.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “Rhetorical Patterns in the Australian Debate Over War with Iraq”, Prometheus, 21, 355-365, 2003.
109.    Dollery, B. E. “The Demise of the South African Economy: Review Note”, South African Journal of Economics, 71(1), 77-95, 2003.
110.    Woodbury, K., Dollery, B. E. and Prasada Rao. “Is Local Government Efficiency Measurement in Australia Adequate? An Analysis of the Evidence”, Public Productivity and Management Review, December, 27(2), 77-91, 2003.
111.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Calculating Developer Charges for Urban Infrastructure: A Feasible Method for Applying Marginal Cost Pricing”, Engineering Economist, 48(3), 1-23, 2003.
112.    Byrnes, J. D., Dollery, B. E. and Webber, A. “Measuring Economies of Scale in Australian Local Government: The Case of NSW”, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 8(2), 201-218, 2003.
113.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Lockwood, M. “Watering Down Property Rights for the Sake of the Environment? A Consideration of the Environmental Benefits of Attenuated Water Rights in NSW”, Australian Journal of Environmental Management, 10(1), 25-34, 2003.
114.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. L. and Crase, L. “Public Policy Approaches to the Voluntary Sector”, Economia, 54(1), 55-78, 2003.
115.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Market Failure, Government Failure and Public Policy Prescription for the Voluntary Sector”, Yokohama Journal of the Social Sciences, 7(4), 1-11, 2003.
116.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Toward a Theory of Policy Leadership: Three Propositions”, Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 14(1), 35-60, 2003.
117.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis of Productivity Change in Australian Local Government”, Public Administration Quarterly, 26(2), 234-269, 2002.
118.    Dollery, B. E. “Public Choice Theory and Municipal Efficiency: A Taxonomy of Local Government Failure”, Economia, 53(2), 1-14, 2002.
119.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of Recent Trends in Australian Local Government”, International Journal of Public Sector Management, 15(6), 496-515, 2002.
120.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of the Debate on Intergenerational Equity and Fiscal Sustainability in Australia”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 37(4), 363-382, 2002.
121.    Wallis, J.L. and Dollery, B. E. “Wolf's Model: Government Failure, and Public Sector Reform in Advanced Industrial Democracies”, Policy Studies Review, 19(1), 177-203, 2002.
122.    Siriwardana, M. and Dollery, B. E. “The Impact of the Asian Economic Crisis on Southern African Economies”, African Development Review, 14(2), 276-297, 2002.
123.    Dollery, B. E. “A Conversation with Peter Groenewegen”, History of Economics Review, 36, 126-159, 2002.
124.    Kelaher, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Decentralisation and the Indonesian Health Sector”, Politics, Administration and Change, 37, 20-42, 2002.
125.    Byrnes, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Do Economies of Scale Exist in Australian Local Government?: A Review of the Research Evidence”, Urban Policy and Research, 20(4), 391-414, 2002.
126.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Social Capital and Local Government Capacity”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 61(3), 76-85, 2002.
127.    Dollery, B. E. “A Century of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance in Australian Federalism”, History of Economics Review, 36, 26-43, 2002.
128.    Byrnes, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Failure in Australia: An Empirical Analysis of New South Wales”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 61(3), 54-64, 2002.
129.    Burton, T. A., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “A Note on the Debate over ‘Economic Rationalism’ in Australia: An Application of Albert Hirschman’s Rhetoric of Reaction”, History of Economics Review, 36, 1-9, 2002.
130.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Understanding Cultural Changes within an Economic Control Agency: The Case of the New Zealand Treasury”, Journal of Public Policy, 21(2), 191-212, 2002.
131.    Themeli, T. B., Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “An Empirical Examination of the Impact of Public Enterprise Reform on the South African Labour Market”, Australian Journal of Labour Economics, 4(4), 248-269, 2002.
132.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Incorporating Contextual Information in Public Sector Efficiency Analyses: A Comparative Study of NSW Local Government”, Applied Economics, 34(1), 453-464, 2002.
133.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Social Service Delivery and the Voluntary Sector in Contemporary Australia”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 36(3), 367-375, 2001.
134.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Equity and Efficiency: Section 94 Developer
Charges and Affordable Housing in Sydney”, Regional Policy and Practice, 10(1), 33-37, 2001.
135.    Crase, L., Patullock, E., Lamb, P. and Dollery, B. E. “Mobile Telephony in Rural Australia: Is it a Natural Monopoly”, Media International Australia, No. 99, 105-118, 2001.
136.    Dollery, B. E. and Nathan, C. D. “A Note on Fiscal Federalism and Public Administration in a Transforming Society: The Case of South Africa”, Politics, Administration and Change, 35, 37-48, 2001.
137.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Government Failure, Social Capital and the Appropriateness of the New Zealand Model for Public Sector Reform in Developing Countries”, World Development, 29(2), 245-264, 2001.
138.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “The Theory of Market Failure and Equity-based Policy Making in Contemporary Local Government”, Local Government Studies, 27(4), 59-70, 2001.
139.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Diversity in Australian Local Government: The Case Against the Imposition of National Uniform Standards”, International Review of Public Administration, 6(1), 49-58, 2001.
140.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery B. E. “Local Government Policy Evolution in New Zealand: Radical Reform and the Ex Post Emergence of Consensus or Rival Advocacy Coalitions”, Public Administration, 79(3), 533-560, 2001.
141.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Measuring Efficiency in Local Government: An Analysis of New South Wales Municipalities’ Domestic Waste Management Function”, Policy Studies Journal, 29(2), 232-249, 2001.
142.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “New Institutional Economics and the Analysis of the Public Sector”, Policy Studies Review, 18(1), 185-211, 2001.
143.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Can Australian Local Government Play a Meaningful Role in the Development of Social Capital in Disadvantaged Rural Communities?”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 35(4), 349-362, 2000.
144.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “A Note on the Timing of Microeconomic Reform in Australia”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 30(1), 63-72, 2000.
145.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “The Debate on Australian Federalism: Local Government Financial Interrelationships with State and Commonwealth Governments”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 59(4), 25-35, 2000.
146.    Burton, T. A., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Rhetorical Patterns at the 1999 New South Wales Drug Summit”, Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 12(2), 207-215, 2000.
147.    Dollery, B. E., Stewart, M. and Worthington, A. C.  “Australian Fiscal Federalism: An Empirical Note on Long-Term Trends in State and Local Government Finance, 1969/70 to 1994/95”, Economic Papers, 19(3), 16-17, 2000.
148.    Dollery, B. E., Witherby, A. and Marshall, N. A. “Section 94 Developer Contributions and Marginal Cost Pricing”, Urban Policy and Research, 18(3), 311-328, 2000.
149.    Soul, S. and Dollery, B. E. “The Effect of Municipal Population Size on Political Effectiveness: An Empirical Note on Four Local Government Jurisdictions in New South Wales”, Regional Policy and Practice, 9(2), 64-66, 2000.
150.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Financing Urban Infrastructure: An Evaluation of Water and Sewerage Developer Charges in New South Wales”, Transactions of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, GE24, 1-14, 2000.
151.    Dollery, B. E. and Singh, S. “Explaining the Real Size of Government in Australia: An Application of the Ferris and West Model”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 30(2), 157-174, 2000.
152.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Economic Growth, Economic Policy Formulation and Structural Reform of the South African Economy”, Politics, Administration and Change, 34, 1-22, 2000.
153.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “A Note on the Coherence of the New Public Management as a Managerial Philosophy”, International Review of Public Administration, 5(1), 81-91, 2000.
154.    Dollery, B. E. and Soul, S. “An Analysis of the Criteria Used by Australian Local Government Amalgamation Inquiries Between 1960 and 1992”, Regional Policy and Practice, 9(2), 41-52, 2000.
155.    Dollery, B. E. and Soul, S.  “A Note on Australian Local Government and Regional Economic and Social Inequalities”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 35(2), 159-168, 2000.
156.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Measuring Efficiency in Local Government”, Public Productivity and Management Review, 23(4), 469-485, 2000.
157.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Breakeven Output and Efficient Scale of Livestock Selling Complexes in Victoria”, Accounting, Accountability and Performance, 6(1) 1-18, 2000.
158.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Funding Urban Infrastructure Using Developer Charges: The Case of Section 94 Contributions and Road Financing in New South Wales”, Public Works Management and Policy, 4(4), 297-304, 2000.
159.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Productive Efficiency and the Australian Local Government Grants Process: An Empirical Analysis of New South Wales Local Government”, Australian Journal of Regional Studies, 6(2), 95-121, 2000.
160.    Crase, L., O’Reilly, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Water Markets as a Vehicle for Water Reform: The Case of New South Wales”, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 44(2), 299-321, 2000.
161.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Survey of Frontier Efficiency Measurement Techniques in Local Government”, Local Government Studies, 26(2), 23-52, 2000.
162.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Understanding the Rhetorical Patterns that Emerge During a Process of Paradigmatic Policy Change: The Case of New Public Management”, International Review of Public Administration, 4(2), 57-67, 1999.
163.    Soul, S. and Dollery, B. E. “A Note on the Size of Australian Local Government”, Regional Policy and Practice, 8(2), 35-40, 1999.
164.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Administrative Constraints on Policymaking in the New South Africa: Government Failure and the Ncholo Report”, Politics, Administration and Change, 32, 14-35, 1999.
165.    Brennan, T. and Dollery, B. E. “A Note on Performance Measurement in Australian Local Government”, Accounting, Accountability and Performance, 5(2), 1-16, 1999.
166.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “A Note on Capacity Building for Economic Growth in South Africa”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 23(3), 75-89, 1999.
167.    Dollery, B. E. and Jane, A. “Has Reform Improved the Australian Public Service?: A Case Study of the Australian Tax Office”, Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration, 93, 12-15, 1999.
168.    Marshall, N. A., Dollery, B. E. and Witherby, A. “Management, Markets and Democracy: Australian Local Government Reform in the 1990s”, Local Government Studies, 25(3), 34-57, 1999.
169.    Dollery, B. E. and Jane, A. “Structural Reforms and Productivity Changes in Commonwealth Government Research and Development, 1985-1993”, Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration, 90, 128-129, 1999.
170.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “A Note on the Use of Developer Charges in Australian Local Government”, Urban Policy and Research, 17(1) 61-69, 1999.
171.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Fiscal Illusion at the Local Level: An Empirical Test Using Australian Municipal Data”, Economic Record, 75(228), 37-48, 1999.
172.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Valuation of Market Information from Livestock Selling Complexes”, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 43(2), 195-208, 1999.
173.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Modelling the Australian Local Government Process:  How Sticky is the Flypaper Effect?”, Public Choice, 99(1-2), 1-13, 1999.
174.    Angeles, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of the Pattern of Growth of Public Expenditure in the Philippines, 1965-1995”, Philippine Journal of Public Administration, 42(3/4), 236-261, 1998.
175.    Barnes, N. and Dollery, B. E. “Measuring Income Inequality in Australia: A Note on the Empirical Evidence”, Australian Journal of Labour Economics, 2(1), 29-52, 1998.
176.    Witherby, A. and Dollery, B. E. “One Industry: Many Perspectives”, Australian Planner, 35(3), 138-142, 1998.
177.    Dollery, B. E. and Singh, S. “A Note on the Empirical Analysis of Wagner's Law”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 28(2), 245-257, 1998.
178.    Dollery, B. E. and Whitten, S. “An Empirical Analysis of Tariff Endogeneity in Australia, 1904 – 1974”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 28(2), 213-230, 1998.
179.    Dollery, B. E. and Leong, W. H. “Measuring the Transaction Sector in the Australian Economy, 1911-91”, Australian Economic History Review, 38(3), 207-231, 1998.
180.    Dollery, B. E. “An Initial Evaluation of Revenue-Sharing Arrangements in the New South African Fiscal Federalism”, Publius: The Journal of Federalism, 28(2), 129-153, 1998.
181.    Dollery, B. E., Fletcher, M. and Rao, D. S. P. “Funding Local Government in Australia: The Evolution of Commonwealth Financial Assistance”, Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting and Financial Management, 10(4), 481-498, 1998.
182.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “The Political Determination of Intergovernmental Grants in Australia”, Public Choice, 94(3/4), 299-315, 1998.
183.    Dollery, B. E. “Reforming Australian Local Government: Forced or Voluntary Amalgamations?”, Agenda, 4(4), 445-454, 1997.
184.    Dollery, B. E. “A Note on the Relationship between South African Historiography and the Debate on Economic Sanctions”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 21(3), 79-85, 1997.
185.    Dollery, B. E. and Themeli, T. B. “The Impact of Privatisation on Employment:  An Empirical Note on the International Evidence”, Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration, 86, 101-102, 1997.
186.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Market Failure, Government Failure, Leadership and Public Policy”, Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 8(2), 113-126, 1997.
187.    Barnes, N. H. and Dollery, B. E. “An Economic Evaluation of Contracting Out and Competitive Tendering in Australian Local Government”, Urban Policy and Research, 15(2), 113–128, 1997.
188.    Dollery, B. E. “Critics of Microeconomic Reform in Australia: Review Note”, Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration, 84, 136-139, 1997.
189.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “An Evaluation of Leadership as a Response to Agency Failure in the Public Sector”, Public Administration, 75(2), 251–266, 1997.
190.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “An Economic Analysis of Public-Private Relationships in Local Government”, Urban Futures, 22, 1-8, 1997.
191.    Dollery, B. E. and Fletcher, M. “Using Budget Constraints to Illustrate Poverty Traps:  The Case of Young Part-time Workers in Australia”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 32(2), 159-180, 1997.
192.    Dollery, B. E. “How Different is the New South Africa?”, Agenda, 4(1), 89–95, 1997.
193.    Wallis J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Autonomous Policy Leadership:  Steering a Policy Process by Shaping the Culture of a Following”, Governance, 10(1), 1-22, 1997.
194.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L.  “A Cautionary Note on Environmental Economics”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 32(3), 299-305, 1997.
195.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “A Note on Political Factors in Federal Fiscal Arrangements in Australia”, Economic Papers, 15(4), 81–87, 1996.
196.    Barnes, N. H. and Dollery, B. E. “An Economic Analysis of Section 94 of the NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act of 1979”, Urban Policy and Research, 14(2), 119-127, 1996.
197.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Tax Complexity and Fiscal Illusion: An Empirical Evaluation of the Heyndels and Smolders Approach”, Public Finance, 51(4), 522-533, 1996.
198.    Casey, A. and Dollery, B. E. “The Privatisation of GIO Australia:  Success or Failure?”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 55(3), 18-25, 1996.
199.    Dollery, B. E. “Similar Triangles and the Theory of Regulation:  A Rejoinder to Quiggin”, Economic Papers, 15(1), 94-96, 1996.
200.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “An Economic Perspective on Crime and Punishment in Australia”, Agenda, 3(2), 235-240, 1996.
201.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “An Interview with Clem Tisdell”, International Journal of Social Economics, 23 (4/5/6), 20-48, 1996.
202.    Barnes, N. H. and Dollery B. E. “Financing Urban Infrastructure in New South Wales”, Urban Futures, 21, 19-28, 1996.
203.    Dollery, B. E. and Hamburger, P. “Modelling Bureaucracy: The Case of the Australian Federal Budget Sector 1982-92”, Public Administration, 74(3), 477–508, 1996.
204.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “The Evaluation of Public Policy: Normative Economic Theories of Government Failure”, Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 7(1), 27-39, 1996.
205.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Economic Growth and Political Stability in South Africa:  Possible Australian Policy Initiatives”, Australian Journal of International Affairs, 50(2), 189–98, 1996.
206.    Dollery, B. E. and Hamburger, P. “Winners and Losers in the Australian Public Service in the 1980's:  An Empirical Note on the Pusey Thesis”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 31(1), 99–110, 1996.
207.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “A Reappraisal of the Economics of Government”, Economic and Social Policy, 1(2), 35–54, 1996.
208.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “The Empirical Analysis of Fiscal Illusion”, Journal of Economic Surveys, 10(3), 261–298, 1996.
209.    Dollery, B. E. “Towards a Theory of Public Sector Organisation Performance”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 30(3), 561-567, 1995.
210.    Dollery, B. E. “Institutional Change, Property Rights and Economic Performance in Post-Apartheid South Africa”, Development Southern Africa, 12(6), 851-863, 1995.
211.    Dollery, B. E., Schulze, D. J. and West, L. “Swapping Debt for Nature”, Agenda, 2(3), 361-365, 1995.
212.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “The Impact of Fiscal Illusion on Housing Values:  An Australian Test of the Debt Illusion Hypothesis”, Public Budgeting and Finance, 15(3), 63-72, 1995.
213.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “State Expenditure and Fiscal Illusion in Australia:  A Test of the Revenue-Complexity, Revenue-Elasticity and Flypaper Hypotheses”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 25(2), 125-140, 1995.
214.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Federal Expenditure and Fiscal Illusion: An Australian Test of the Flypaper Hypothesis”, Publius: The Journal of Federalism, 25(1), 23-34, 1995.
215.    Dollery, B. E. and Gow, J. A. “Private or Public Interest?  An Analysis of the Rural Adjustment Scheme in Australia”, Accountability and Performance, 1(2), 1-18, 1995.
216.    Dollery, B. E. “Government Failure as an Explanation for the Asymmetric Effects of Labour Apartheid in South Africa”, Southern African Journal of Economic History, 10(1), 38-50, 1995.
217.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “A Communitarian Perspective on Government Failure”, International Journal of Social Economics, 22(4), 33-48, 1995.
218.    Dollery, B. E. and Webster, S. “Unemployment Benefits and Unemployment in Australia 1950-1989”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 30(1), 1-9, 1995.
219.    Dollery, B. E. “The Timing of Microeconomic Reform in Australia”, Economic Papers, 13(3), 84-90, 1994.
220.    Dollery, B. E. “Economic Theory and Policy Analysis: Conceptual Guidelines for Public Policymakers”, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 53(2), 222-232, 1994.
221.    Dollery, B. E. “South Africa’s First Post-Apartheid Administration: Prognosis for an ANC Government”, Policy, 9(4), 32-34, 1994.
222.    Dollery, B. E. “A Conceptual Note on Financial and Trade Sanctions Against South Africa”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 23(2), 179-188, 1994.
223.    Dollery, B. E. “Labour Apartheid in South Africa:  A Rent-Seeking Approach to Discriminatory Legislation; Reply”, Australian Economic Papers, 33(63), 309-311, 1994.
224.    Dollery, B. E. “Economic Growth and Redistribution in South Africa”, Development Southern Africa, 11(2), 199-204, 1994.
225.    Dollery, B. E. “The Economic Consequences of Economists:  Comment”, Australian Journal of Political Science, 28(1), 146-149, 1993.
226.    Dollery, B. E. “Institutional Change, Distributional Coalitions, and Economic Growth in a Post-Apartheid South African Economy”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 17(2), 41-51, 1993.
227.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economics of Economics: A Model of Research Discourse”, Australian Economic Papers, 32(59), 175-184, 1993.
228.    Dollery, B. E. “The ANC's Policy Guidelines for a Democratic South Africa”, Policy, 8(4), 56-58, 1992/93.
229.    Dollery, B. E. “A Conceptual Framework for the Growth and Redistribution Debate in South Africa”, Development Southern Africa, 10(1), 23-32, 1993.
230.    Dollery, B. E. “Distributive Justice, Welfare Economics, and Liberalism: Comment”, South African Journal of Economics, 60(3), 311-315, 1992.
231.    Dollery, B. E. “A Critical Examination of Inward Industrialization as a Development Strategy for South Africa”, South African Journal of Economics, 60(3), 293-302, 1992.
232.    Dollery, B. E. and Themeli, B. “A Note on Price and Income Elasticities in South African Export Performance 1960 to 1987”, South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences, 7(1), 97-101, 1992.
233.    Dollery, B. E. “What is this Thing called Economic Rationalism: Comment”, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 27(3), 209-212, 1992.
234.    Cook, M. C. and Dollery, B. E.  “The Economics of the Beazley Tele-communications Reform Proposal:  Rejoinder”, Economic Papers, 11(1), 94-95, 1992.
235.    Dollery, B. E. “A Note on Contestability and the Government Supply of Public Goods in a Post-Apartheid Economy”, Development Southern Africa, 9(1), 3-10, 1992.
236.    Dollery, B. E. and Gilmour, J. D. “The Role of Universities in Training for Development:  Comment”, Development Southern Africa, 8(3), 405-409, 1991.
237.    Dollery, B. E. “The Rationale Underlying the Policy of Inward Industrialisation in South Africa:  Comment”, Development Southern Africa, 8(1), 111-113, 1991.
238.    Cook, M. C. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economics of the Beazley Tele-communications Reform Proposal”, Economic Papers, 9(4), 61-70, 1990.
239.    Dollery, B. E. “Promoting Professional Competition: The EPAC Study of Professional Competition”, Policy, 6(1), 51-52, 1990.
240.    Dollery, B. E. “Conflict in South African Political Economy: A Note on the Application of the Prisoners’ Dilemma Game”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 14(2), 105-114, 1990.
241.    Andrew, R. J. and Dollery, B. E. “The Microeconomics of the Pass-Through Effect: An Analysis of the Australian Motor Industry”, Economic Analysis and Policy, 20(2), 141-148, 1990.
242.    Dollery, B. E. “Labour Apartheid in South Africa: A Rent-Seeking Approach to Discriminatory Legislation”, Australian Economic Papers, 29(54), 113-127, 1990.
243.    Dollery, B. E. “South African Political Economy and the Sanctions Debate”, Journal of Australian Political Economy, 27, 91-100, 1990.
244.    Dollery, B. E. “Economic Sanctions and Economic Theory”, Policy, 5(4), 51-53, 1989.
245.    Dollery, B. E. “Modish Thought, Dirigisme, and Engineering Urges in South African Development Economics: A Reply to Rush”, Development Southern Africa, 6(1), 99-100, 1989.
246.    Dollery, B. E. “The Triumph of Marxist Approaches in South African Social and Labour History: A Comment”, Journal of Asian and African Studies, 24(3/4), 259-262, 1989.
247.    Dollery, B. E. “Financial Sanctions Against South Africa: Review Note”, South African Journal of Economics, 57(4), 393-401, 1989.
248.    Dollery, B. E. “Capital, Labour and State: A General Equilibrium Perspective on Liberal and Revisionist Approaches to South African Political Economy”, South African Journal of Economics, 57(2), 124-136, 1989.
249.    Dollery, B. E. “Capital, Labour and State: A Rent-Seeking Framework for South African Political Economy”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 13(2), 59-70, 1989.
250.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Regulation and Occupational Licensure in Australia”, Economic Papers, 8(1), 36-46, 1989.
251.    Dollery, B. E. “Apartheid and the Case for Sanctions: Comment”, Journal of Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, 26(3), 338-340, 1988.
252.    Dollery, B. E. “Modish Thought, Dirigisme, and Engineering Urges in South African Development Economics”, Development Southern Africa, 5(2), 135-142, 1988.
253.    Dollery, B. E. and Leibbrandt, M. V. “On the Welfare and Employment Effects of Economic Sanctions: Comment”, South African Journal of Economics, 55(3), 292-296, 1987.
254.    Dollery, B. E. “The Institutional Impetus to Social Waste in South Africa: A Note on Rent-Seeking and the Margo Commission”, South African Journal of Economics, 55(4), 428-432, 1987.
255.    Dollery, B. E. “Financing University Education in South Africa: The Case for a Student Loan Scheme”, Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, 1(1), 25-28, 1987.
256.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Economic Reality and Economic Policy in South Africa:  Foundation for Confidence or Cause for Alarm?”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 11(2), 157-169, 1986.
257.    De Jesus, G. A. and Dollery, B. E. “A Reappraisal of the Role of Public Enterprises in Less Developed Countries: Comment”, Development Southern Africa, 3(3), 521-524, 1986.
258.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Conflict Resolution and the Deregulation of the South African Transport Sector”, Development Southern Africa, 2(4), 522-537, 1985.
259.    Black, P. A. and Dollery, B. E. “Selective Intervention in the South African Economy”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 10(1), 47-67, 1985.
260.    Black, P. A., Dollery, B. E., O'Neil, C. and Roux, A. D. “The Potential Impact of Abolishing Company Tax in the Ciskei”, Development Southern Africa, 2(2), 165-174, 1985.
261.    Dollery, B. E. “Market Structure and Inflation in South Africa: A Test of the Administered Price Hypothesis”, South African Journal of Economics, 52(4), 345-358, 1984.
262.    Dollery, B. E. and Jackson, C. W. “Pricing Strategies for Maximum Profit”, Accountancy SA, 16, 31-37, 1984.
263.    Dollery, B. E. “A South African Test of the Blair Target Return Model”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 9(2), 51-62, 1984.
264.    Dollery, B. E. “Some Evidence on the Goals of Firms in South African Manufacturing Industry”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 7(3), 5-14, 1983.
265.    Dollery, B. E. “Economic Dualism and the Theory of the Firm”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 7(1), 46-52, 1982.
266.    Dollery, B. E. “Productivity in Economics: Comment”, Studies in Economics and Econometrics, 6(1), 94-95, 1981.
267.    Dollery, B. E. “The Term Structure of Interest Rates: A South African Test of the Malkiel Model”, South African Journal of Economics, 48(1), 1-11, 1980.
268.    Black, P. A. and Dollery, B. E. “Martin Legassick’s ‘Postscript to Legislation, Ideology and Economy in Post-1948 South Africa’: A Critical Note”, South African Journal of Economics, 47(3), 299-302, 1979.

Chapters in Books

1.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Institutional Setting”, in L. Crase (ed.), Water Policy in Australia, RFF Press, Washington D. C., pp.74-89, 2008.
2.    Ziang Meng and Dollery, B.E. “Institutional Perspectives and Feasible Reform for State-owned Enterprises in China”, in S. Singh (ed.), Privatization: Global Perspectives, ICFAI Press, Indirabad, 2007 (forthcoming).
3.    Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Organization and Finance: New Zealand”, in A. Shah (ed.), Local Governance in Industrial Countries, Public Sector Governance and Accountability Series, Washington D.C., World Bank, pp. 189-222, 2006.
4.    Chong Mun Ho and Dollery, B. E. “A Saving Subsidisation System in a Model of Endogenous Fertility and Endogenous Growth”, in J. Roufagalas (ed.), Resource Allocation and Institutions: Explorations in Economics, Finance and Law, Athens, Athens Institute for Education and Research, 45-56, 2006.
5.    Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. and Worthington, A. C. “Introduction”, in B. E. Dollery, N. A. Marshall and A. C. Worthington (eds), Reshaping Australian Local Government: Finance, Governance and Reform, Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 1-10, 2003.
6.    Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Failure”, in B. E. Dollery, N. A. Marshall and A. C. Worthington (eds), Reshaping Australian Local Government: Finance, Governance and Reform, Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 212-228, 2003.
7.    Dollery, B. E. and Marshall, N. A. “Future Directions for Australian Local Government”, in B. E. Dollery, N. A. Marshall and A. C. Worthington (eds), Reshaping Australian Local Government: Finance, Governance and Reform, Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 229-250, 2003.
8.    Dollery, B. E. and Soul, S. “1998 - The Eye of the Storm”, in Institute of Municipal Management, Sydney, IMM, 57-58, 1999.
9.    Witherby, A., Marshall, N. and Dollery, B. E. “One Industry, Many Perspectives: Local Government Reform”, in R. Chapman, M. Haward and B. Ryan (eds), Local Government Restructuring in Australia, Hobart, CPMP, 111-132, 1997.
10.    Dollery, B. E. “Nonmarket Failure and Apartheid Labour Regulation in South Africa", in T.O. Nitsch, J. M. Phillips, and E. L. Fitzsimmons (eds), On the Condition of Labor and the Social Question One Hundred Years Later, Queenston, Edward Mellen Press, 309-321, 1994.
11.    Dollery, B. E.  “Prisoners’ Dilemma and South African Political Economy”, in P. A. Black and B. E. Dollery (eds), Leading Issues in South African Microeconomics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 217-225, 1992.
12.    Dollery, B. E. “On The Economics of Apartheid”, in P. A. Black and B. E. Dollery (eds), Leading Issues in South African Microeconomics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 195-206, 1992.
13.    Dollery, B. E. “University Financing”, in P. A. Black and B. E. Dollery (eds), Leading Issues in South African Microeconomics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 137-144, 1992.
14.    Black, P. A. and Dollery, B. E. “Market Failure and Government Failure”, in P. A. Black and B. E. Dollery (eds), Leading Issues in South African Microeconomics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 1-28, 1992.
15.    Dollery, B. E. “Are Sanctions Working?”, in D. Tothill (ed.) (1990), Australian Perceptions of South Africa, Canberra, CPN Publications, 60-75, 1989.
16.    Dollery, B. E. “Selective Intervention and the South African Economy”, in P. A. Black and B. E. Dollery (eds), Leading Issues in South African Macroeconomics, Johannesburg, Southern Book Publishers, 333-338, 1989.

Entries in Major Works of Reference

1.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Economic Theories of Public Leadership”, in Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, New York, Marcel Dekker, 273-276, 2002.
2.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Economic Efficiency”, in Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, New York, Marce Dekker, 403-406, 2002.
3.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Theory of Market Failure”, in Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, New York, Marcel Dekker, 752-755, 2002.
4.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “New Institutional Economics”, in Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, New York, Marcel Dekker, 807-811, 2002.

Refereed Conference Publications

1.    Wijeweera, A. and Dollery, B. E., “Corruption and Foreign Direct Investments: A Panel Analysis”, Proceedings of the 35th Australian Conference of Economists, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia, ISBN: 1 74067 501 0, 2006.
2.    Wallis, J. L., Killerby, P. and Dollery, B. E. “Social Economics and Social Capital”, in R. S. Ahmad Saufi (ed.), Proceedings of the First International Conference of the Asian Academy of Applied Business (AAAB), Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Asian Academy of Applied Business, 859-872, 2003.
3.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “A Comparative Examination of Cultural Change within the Australian and New Zealand Treasuries”, in Chang Won Lee (ed.), Proceedings of the Joint Conference of the Tenth International Conference on Advances in Management, Korean Association for Public Administration and Korean Institute of Public Administration, Volume 10, Seoul, Korean Association for public Administration, 277-287, 2003.
4.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Lockwood, M. “Transactions Costs Emanating from Policy Flexibility in Water Markets”, in D. Brennan (ed.), Water Policy Reform: Lessons from Asia and Australia, ACAIR Proceedings No.106, Canberra, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, 31-47, 2002.

 

Working Papers

1.    Dollery, B. E. and Storer, J. “Australian Local Government and Electronic Gaming Machines: A Conceptual Critique of the Productivity Commission’s Methodology”, Working Paper 20-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
2.    Byrnes, J. , Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Villano, R. “Putting Water to Work – Urban Water Utilities in Regional New South Wales and Victoria”, Working Paper 19-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
3.    Lopez, M., Dollery, B. E. and Byrnes, J. “An Analysis of the Roads to Recovery Program in New South Wales Local Government”, Working Paper 18-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
4.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “The Application of Performance Measurement in Australian Local Government”, Working Paper 17-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
5.    Grant, B. and Dollery, B. E. “Civic Virtue and Place-shaping in the Lyons Report on Local Government in England”, Working Paper 16-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
6.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “Economies of Scale and Population Size in Australian Local Government Structural Reform Programs”, Working Paper 15-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
7.    Byrnes, J., Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Simmons, P. “Financing the Australian Local Government Infrastructure Backlog through a Bond Issue on the Capital Market”, Working Paper 14-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
8.    Dollery, B. E., Ho, C. M. and Alin, J. “A Critical Appraisal of the Queensland Reform Commission’s Final Report”, Working Paper 13-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
9.    Dollery, B. E., Grant, B. and O’Keefe, S. “The Lyons Report and its Ramification for Australian Local Government”, Working Paper 12-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
10.    Dollery, B. E., Hallam, G. and Wallis, J. “An Analysis of the Queensland Local Government Association Shared Service Model”, Working Paper 11-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
11.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. and Akimov, A. “One of A Kind: Local Government in Outback Central West Queensland”, Working Paper 10-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
12.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. and Crase, L. “Has the Queensland Government Policy Reversal on Local Government Amalgamation been Satisfactorily Justified?”, Working Paper 09-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
13.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. and Ramsland, D. “A New Model of Regional Governance in Australian Local Government with Local Autonomy Preserved”, Working Paper 08-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
14.    Dollery, B. E. and Akimov, A. “An evaluation of shared services in the Queensland Local Government Association’s Size, Shape and Sustainability Program”, Working Paper 07-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
15.    Dollery, B. E. and Akimov, A. “Critical review of the empirical evidence on shared services in local government”, Working Paper 06-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
16.    Dollery, B. E., Akimov, A. and Byrnes, J. “An Analysis of Shared Local Government Services in Australia”, Working Paper 05-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
17.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “A Typology of the Sources of Council Sustainability”, Working Paper 04-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
18.    Dollery, B. E., Johnson, A. and Byrnes, J. “An Assessment of Pensioner Rebates in New South Wales”, Working Paper 03-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
19.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “An Analysis of the New Perspective on Amalgamation in Australian Local Government”, Working Paper 02-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
20.    Dallinger, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Citizen Participation in Local Government Corporate Planning in Queensland”, Working Paper 01-2007, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2007.
21.    Lim, S. Y., Ho, C. M. and Dollery, B. E. “Stock Market Calendar Anomalies: The Case of Malaysia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2007-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2007 (ISSN 1442 2980).
22.    Wong, M. K.,  Ho, C. M. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis of the Monthly Effect: The Case of the Malaysian Stock Market”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2007-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2007 (ISSN 1442 2980).
23.    Akimov, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An evaluation of Kazakhstan 's Financial System Reforms in 1993-2002”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2007-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2007 (ISSN 1442 2980).
24.    Akimov, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Strategic Decisions for Financial Systems in Transition: Financial System Design, Pace and Sequencing of Reform”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2007-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2007 (ISSN 1442 2980).
25.    Dollery, B. E. and Parsons, G. R. “Niall Ferguson's Political Economy Approach to Prisoner Taking and Prisoner Killing : a Critical Comment”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2007-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2007 (ISSN 1442 2980).
26.    Dollery, B. E. and Dallinger, D. “Community Engagement in Local Government Reform in Queensland”, Working Paper 05-2006, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2006.
27.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Crase, L. “Resolving the Australian Local Infrastructure Crisis through a Federal Infrastructure Asset Fund”, Working Paper 04-2006, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2006.
28.    Dollery, B. E., Pape, B. and Byrnes, J. “An Assessment of the Australian Government's Roads to Recovery Program”, Working Paper 03-2006, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2006.
29.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Byrnes, J.  “Overall Local Council Sustainability in Australian Local Government”, Working Paper 02-2006, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2006.
30.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “A Comparative Perspective on Financial Sustainability in Australian Local Government”, Working Paper 01-2006, Centre for Local Government, University of New England, 2006.
31.    Fleming, E., Heinecke, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Incorporating Internalities into Benefit-Cost Analysis: A Case Study of Australian Development Aid in Papua New Guinea”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
32.    Heinecke, D., Fleming, E. and  Dollery, B. E. “Evaluating Australian Macro-Level Foreign Aid to Papua New Guinea”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
33.    O'Keefe, S., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Workers' Willingness to Participate in Training and Education: A Comparison”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
34.    O'Keefe, S., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Older Workers and Participation in Study Programs”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
35.    O'Keefe, S., Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Workplace Training-Does Reality Match the Theory? An Analysis of Public Sector Employees' Training Decisions”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-6, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
36.    Akimov, A., Wijeweera, A.  and Dollery, B. E. “Finance-Growth Nexus: Evidence from Transition Economies”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
37.    Dollery, B. E., Byrnes, J. and Allan, P. “Optimal Structural Reform in Australian Local Government: An Empirical Analysis of Economies of Scale by Council Function in New South Wales”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
38.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. and Allan, P. “Perspectives on the Changing Role of Australian Local Government”,  UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
39.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Byrnes, J. “Local Government Amalgamation and the South Australian ‘Rising to the Challenge’ Inquiry”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2006-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2006 (ISSN 1442 2980).
40.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and Byrnes J. “Why Does Australian Local Government Endure Chronic Financial Stress?, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-19, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
41.    Dollery, B. E, Moppett, W. and Crase, L. “Spontaneous Structural Reform in Australian Local Government: The Case of the Gilgandra Cooperative Model”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-18, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
42.    Meng, X. and Dollery, B. E. “Institutional Constraints and Feasible Reform for State-Owned Enterprises in China”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-17, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
43.    Dollery, B. E., Crase, L. and O’Keefe, S. “Improving Efficiency in Australian Local Government: Structural Reform as a Catalyst for Effective Reform”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-16, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
44.    Dollery, B. E., Keogh, C. and Crase, L. “Alternatives to Amalgamation in Australian Local Government: Lessons from the New Zealand Experience”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-15, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
45.    Dollery, B. E., Leong, W.H. and Crase, L. “Virtual Local Government in Practice: The Case of Town Councils in Singapore”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-14, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
46.    Ho, C. M. and Dollery, B. E. “A Savings Subsidization System in a Model of Endogenous Fertility and Endogenous Growth”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-13, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
47.    Dollery, B. E., Marshall, N. and Sorensen, T. “An Analytical Evaluation of New Models of Local Government Service Provision in Regional New South Wales”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-12, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
48.    Currie, P. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship Between Perceived Organizational Support and Organizational Commitment in the NSW Police Service”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
49.    Boland, S. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economic Significance of Migration and Remittances in Tuvalu”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
50.    Boland, S. and Dollery, B. E. “The Value and Viability of Sovereignty-Conferred Rights in MIRAB Economies: The Case of Tuvalu”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
51.    Wijeweera, A., Dollery, B. E. and Pathberiya, P. “Economic Growth and External Debt Servicing: A Cointegration Analysis of Sri Lanka, 1952 to 2002”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
52.    Khusnutdinova, G. and Dollery, B. E. “An Evaluation Of The Application Of Economic Environmental Policy Instruments In Uzbekistan”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
53.    Dollery, B. E. and Fleming, E. “A Conceptual Note on Scale Economies, Size Economies and Scope Economies in Australian Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-6, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
54.    Dollery, B. E. “The State of Play in Australian Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
55.    Dollery, B. E. and Byrnes, J. “Alternatives to Amalgamation in Australian Local Government: The Case of Walkerville”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
56.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “Optimal Alternative Approaches to Structural Reform in Regional and Rural Australian Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
57.    Dollery, B. E., Burns, S. and Johnson, A. “Structural Reform in Australian Local Government: the Armidale Dumaresq-Guyra-Uralla-Walcha Strategic Alliance Model”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
58.    Dollery, B. E. and Johnson, A. “Enhancing Efficiency in Australian Local Government: an Evaluation of Alternative Models of Municipal Governance”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2005-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2005 (ISSN 1442 2980).
59.    Wijeweera, A., Dollery, B. E. and Clark, D. “An Empirical Assessment of the Impact of Host Country and Home Country Corporate Tax Rates on Foreign Direct Investment in the United States”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-21, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
60.    Murray, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Institutional Breakdown? An Exploratory Taxonomy of Australian University Failure”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-20, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
61.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Economic Revisionism and Organizational Leadership: A Hope-Based Theory”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-19, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
62.    Dollery, B. E., Murray, D. and Crase, L. “Knaves or Knights, Pawns or Queens? An Evaluation of Australian Higher Education Reform Policy”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-18, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
63.    Bolton, T. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Note on the Comparative Macroeconomic Effects of the GST in Australia, Canada and New Zealand”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-17, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
64.    Akimov, A. and Dollery, B. E. “The Financial System of Uzbekistan: An Evaluation of Twelve Years of Transition”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-16, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
65.    Murray, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Performance Monitoring in NSW: are ‘At Risk’ Councils Really at Risk?”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-15, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
66.    Murray, D. and Dollery, B. E. “An Evaluation of Performance Measurement and the Identification of ‘At Risk’ Municipal Councils in NSW Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-14, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
67.    Dollery, B. E. and Johnson, A. “An Analysis of the Joint Board or Country Model as the Structural Basis for Effective Australian Local Governance”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-13, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
68.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “Conceptualising Community Consultation in Public Policy Formulation: The Case of the Living Murray Debate in the Murray-Darling Basin of Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-12, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
69.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “A Critical Note on 'Eco-Civic Regionalisation as the Basis for Local Government Boundaries in Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
70.    Woodbury, K. and Dollery, B. E. “Measuring Efficiency in Australian Local Government: An Empirical Evaluation of NSW Municipal Wastewater Services”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
71.    Dollery, B. E. and Spindler, Z. “A Public Choice Perspective on the Origins of the Pacific War”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
72.    Leong, W. H. and Dollery, B. E. “The Productive Efficiency of Singapore Banks: An Application and Extension of the Barr Et Al (1999) Approach”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
73.    Jane, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Public Sector Reform in Australia: An Evaluation of the Corporatisation of Sydney Water, 1995 to 2002”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
74.    Maroney, T. and Dollery, B. E. “Explaining Voluntary Sector Behaviour: an Empirical Test Using NSW Non-Profit Social Service Provider Data”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-6, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
75.    Cannadi, J. and Dollery, B. E. “An Evaluation of Private Sector Provision of Public Infrastructure in Australian Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
76.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “Is Bigger Local Government Better? An Evaluation of the Economic Case for Australian Municipal Amalgamation Programs”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
77.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economics of Ageing: Generational Accounting and Regional Public Goods in Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
78.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “Intergenerational Fiscal Balance in Australia: Should We Use Fiscal Sustainability or Intergenerational Equity?”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
79.    Coombs, G. and Dollery, B. E. “The Ageing of Australia: Fiscal Sustainability, Intergenerational Equity and Inter-Temporal Fiscal Balance”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2004-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2004 (ISSN 1442 2980).
80.    Kelaher, D. and Dollery, B. E. “Health Reform in China: An Analysis Of Rural Health Care Delivery”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-17, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
81.    Dollery, B. E. “A History of Inequality in South Africa, 1652-2002: Review Note”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-16, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
82.    Dollery, B. E. and Snowball, J. “Government Failure and State Incapacity: The South African Public Sector in the 1990s”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-15, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
83.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Leadership and Economic Theories of Nonprofit Organizations”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-14, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
84.    Woodbury, K. and Dollery, B. E. “Efficiency Measurement in Australian Local Government: The Case of NSW Municipal Water Services”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-13, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
85.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “A New Institutional Perspective on Alternative Governance Mechanisms at the Local Government Level”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-12, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
86.    Dollery, B. E. and Lee, C. W. “New Public Management and Convergence in Public Administrative Systems: A Comparison between Australia and the Republic of Korea”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
87.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “A Comparative Examination Of Cultural Change Within The Australian And New Zealand Treasuries”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
88.    Dollery, B. E. “A Critical Evaluation Of Virtual Local Government In Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
89.    Dollery, B. E., Spindler, Z. and Parsons, C. “Nanshin: Budget-Maximising Behavior, The Imperial Japanese Navy And The Origins Of The Pacific War”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
90.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Calculating Developer Charges For Urban Infrastructure: A Feasible Method For Applying Marginal Cost Pricing”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
91.    Dollery, B. E. “The Decline of the South African Economy: Review Note”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
92.    Wallis, J., Killerby, P. and Dollery, B. E. “Social Economics And Social Capital”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
93.    Wang, S., Mun, H. C. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis Of Stress Testing For Asian Stock Portfolios”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
94.    Siriwardana, M. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis Of The Proposed Australia-Japan Free Trade Agreement”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
95.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Policy Formulation and Cultural Re-Invention Within the New Zealand Treasury”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2003-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2003 (ISSN 1442 2980).
96.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Policy Leadership Styles and the Process of Paradigmatic Policy Change: Three propositions”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0203, 2002.
97.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Leadership and Economic Theories of Non-Profit Organizations”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0202, 2002.
98.    Burton, T. and Dollery, B. E. “Alex Kerr's Dogs And Demons And The Problems Of Contemporary Japan: A Review Note”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-12, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
99.    Wallis, J., Dollery, B. E. and Mun, H. C. “Leadership And Economic Theory”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
100.    Leong, W. H., Dollery, B. E. and Coelli, T. “Measuring The Technical Efficiency Of Banks In Singapore For The Period 1993 To 1999: An Application And Extension Of The Bauer Et Al (1997) Technique”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
101.    Leong, W. H. and Dollery, B. E. “The Productive Efficiency Of Singapore Banks: An Application And Extension Of The Barr Et Al (1999) Approach”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
102.    Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “Rhetorical Patterns in the Australian Debate over War with Iraq”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
103.    Dollery, B. E., Wallis, J. and Crase, L. “Public Policy Approaches to the Voluntary Sector”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
104.    Coombes, G. and Dollery, B. “An Analysis of the Debate on Intergenerational Equity and Fiscal Sustainability in Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
105.    Dollery, B. E. “A Note on New Public Management and Organizational Leadership”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
106.    Dollery, B. E. “A Conversation with Peter Groenewegen”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
107.    Byrnes, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Do Economies of Scale Exist in Australian Local Government? A Review of the Empirical Evidence”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
108.    Woodbury, K., Dollery, B. E. and Rao, P. “Local Government Efficiency Measurement in Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2002-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2002 (ISSN 1442 2980).
109.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Economic Theories of the Voluntary Sector: a Survey of Government Failure and Market Failure Approaches”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0125, 2001.
110.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Capacity and Social Capital”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0124, 2001.
111.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Styles of Policy Leadership and Local Government Reform”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0123, 2001.
112.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Failure”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0121, 2001.
113.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “A New Institutional Perspective on Alternative Governance Mechanisms at the Local Government Level”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0120, 2001.
114.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Cultural Change Within the New Zealand and Australian Treasuries”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0118, 2001.
115.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Cultural Re-Invention Within the New Zealand Treasury”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0014, 2001.
116.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Cultural Change Within the New Zealand and Australian Treasuries”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-18, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
117.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Understanding Cultural Changes Within an Economic Control Agency: The Case of the New Zealand Treasury”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-17, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
118.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “Economic Approaches to the Voluntary Sector: A Note on Voluntary Failure and Human Service Delivery”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-16, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
119.    Burton, T., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “A Note on the Debate over ‘Economic Rationalism’ in Australia: An Application of Albert Hirschman's Rhetoric of Reaction”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-15, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
120.    Dollery, B. E. “A Century of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance in Australian Federalism”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-14, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
121.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “Social Service Delivery and the Voluntary Sector in Contemporary Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-13, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
122.    Byrnes, J., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “Local Government Failure in Australia: An Empirical Analysis of New South Wales”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-12, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
123.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “The Impact of Alternative Styles of Policy Leadership on the Direction of Local Government Reform”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
124.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “Social Service Delivery and the Voluntary Sector in Contemporary Australia: A Conceptual Note on ‘Constructive Compassion’, and the McClure Report”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
125.    Themeli, B., Dollery, B. E. and Crase, L. “An Empirical Examination of the Impact of Public Enterprise Reform on the South African Labour Market”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
126.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “A Taxonomic Analysis of Government Failure in Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
127.    Dollery, B. E and Wallis, J. “The Theory of Market Failure and Policy Making in Contemporary Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2001-6, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2001 (ISSN 1442 2980).
128.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Evaluating the New Zealand Model of Strategic Reform: A Case Study of Local Government Policy Evolution Since 1987”, University of Otago, Economics Discussion Papers, 0004, 2000.
129.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Efficiency Measurement in the Local Public Sector: Econometric and Mathematical Programming Frontier Techniques”, Discussion Papers in Economics, Finance and International Competitiveness No. 78, Queensland University of Technology, 1-21, 2000.
130.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Effective Aspects of NSW Local Governments' Domestic Waste Management Service”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
131.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Financing Urban Infrastructure in New South Wales: An Evaluation of Water and Sewage Developer Charges Policy”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
132.    Soul, S. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of the Criteria Used by Australian Local Government Amalgamation Inquiries Between 1960 and 1992”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
133.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “The Appropriateness of the New Zealand Model of Public Management Reform to South Africa”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
134.    Wallis, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Reform in New Zealand”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
135.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Can Australian Local Government Play a Meaningful Role in the Development of Social Capital in Disadvantaged Communities?”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-6, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
136.    Dollery, B. E. and Soul, S. “A Note on Australian Local Government and Regional Economic and Social Inequalities”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
137.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of Recent Trends in Australian Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
138.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis of Productivity Change in Local Government 1993/94 to 1995/96”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-3, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
139.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Diversity in Australian Local Government: The Case Against the Imposition of Uniform National Standards”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
140.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “The Debate on Australian Federalism: Local Government Financial Interrelationships with State and Commonwealth Governments”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 2000-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 2000 (ISSN 1442 2980).
141.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “A Note on the Timing of Microeconomic Reform in Australia”,  UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-13, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
142.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “Allowing for Nondiscretionary Factors in Data Envelope Analysis: A Comparative Study of New South Wales Local Government”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-12, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
143.    Burton, T., Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “The Evolution of Paradigmatic Policy Change in Contemporary Australia: A Note on Rhetorical Patterns at the 1999 New South Wales Drug Summit”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-11, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
144.    Singh, S. and Dollery, B. E. “Explaining the Real Size of Government in Australia: An Application of the Feris and West Model”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-10, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
145.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Funding Urban Infrastructure Developer Charges: The Case of Section 94 Contributions and Road Financing in New South Wales”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-9, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).    
146.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. “Administrative Constraints on Policymaking in the New South Africa: Government Failure and the Ncholo Report”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-8, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).    
147.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Funding Local Government Infrastructure: The Case of Developer Charges and Public Open Spaces in New South Wales, Australia”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-7, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).    
148.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Financing Infrastructure to Mitigate Development Impacts: The Case of Section 94 Developer Charges for Drainage in New South Wales”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-6, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
149.    McNeill, J. and Dollery, B. E. “Equity and Efficiency: Section 94 Developer Charges and Affordable Housing in Sydney”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-5, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).    
150.    Soul, S. and Dollery, B. E. “An Analysis of the Criteria Used by Australian Local Government Amalgamation Inquiries”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-4, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
151.    Crase, L. and Dollery, B. E. “Economic Growth, Administrative Reform and the Ncholo Report in the New South Africa”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-2, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
152.    Crase, L., Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. “Structural Reform of the South African Economy”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics, Working Paper 99-1, School of Economic Studies, University of New England, 1999 (ISSN 1442 2980).
153.    Worthington, A. and Dollery, B. E. “The Stimulative Effect of Intergovernmental Grants: An Analysis Incorporating the NSW Local Government Grants Process”, Discussion Papers in Economics, Finance and International Competitiveness No. 48, Queensland University of Technology, 1-17, 1999.
154.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “Rhetorical Patterns That Have Emerged in the Debate Over the Shift to the 'New Public Administrated' Policy Paradigm in Public Administration”, Economics Discussion Paper No. 9811, Department of Economics, Otago University, 1-22, 1998.
155.    Dollery, B. E., Stewart, M. and Worthington, A. C. “Patterns of Australian State and Local Government Finance”, Working Papers Series in Economics and Finance, Working Paper 97-3, Centre in Finance, Department of Economics and Finance, RMIT, 1-12, 1997.
156.    Dollery, B. E. “South African Fiscal Federalism: An Economic Analysis of Revenue-Sharing Arrangements”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics No. 37, University of New England, 1-24, 1997.
157.    Barnes, N .H. and Dollery, B. E. “Section 94 of the NSW Environmental Planning and Assessment Act of 1979: Equity and Efficiency”, UNE Working Paper Series in Economics No. 31, University of New England, 1-23, 1996.
158.    Dollery, B. E. and Fletcher, M. “Modelling Poverty Traps for Young Part-Time Workers in Australia”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 30, University of New England, 1-23, 1996.
159.    Dollery, B. E. and Wallis, J. L. “Counteracting Agency Failure in the Public Sector Through Leadership”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 29, University of New England, 1-32, 1996.
160.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “The Revenue Complexity Hypothesis: Issues of Variable Specification”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 28, University of New England, 1-8, 1996.
161.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “A Reappraisal of the Economics of Government”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 23, University of New England, 1-34, 1996.
162.    Worthington, A. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Fiscal Federalism in Australia: Equity/Efficiency Versus Public Choice Approaches in Explaining Intergovernmental Grants”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 20, University of New England, 1-19, 1995.
163.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Fiscal Illusion and the Grantor Government in Australia: An Indirect Test of the Flypaper Hypothesis”, Federalism Research Centre Discussion Papers No. 25, Federalism Research Centre, Australian National University, 1-15, 1995.
164.    Brooks, M. C., Cook, M. G. and Dollery, B. E. “An Application of the Prisoners' Dilemma Game to Young Aboriginal Offenders”, Seminar and Working Paper Series No. 95-6, Southern Cross University, 1-15, 1995.
165.    Dollery, B. E. and Worthington, A. C. “Fiscal Illusion and the Grantor Government in Australia: An Indirect Test of the Flypaper Hypothesis”, Federalism Research Centre Discussion Papers No. 25, Federalism Research Centre, Australian National University, 1-15, 1995.
166.    Dollery, B. E. and Hamburger, P. “The Dunleavy and Niskanen Models of Bureaucracy:  The Case of the Australian Federal Budget Sector 1982-92”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 19, University of New England, 1-24, 1995.    
167.    Dollery, B. E. “Towards a General Theory of Government Failure”, Seminar and Working Papers Series No. 1994-1, Southern Cross University, 1-16, 1994.
168.    Dollery, B. E. “Perspectives on Wolf's Theory of Nonmarket Failure”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No 9, University of New England, 1-17, 1994.
169.    Dollery, B. E. and Whitten, S. M. “An Empirical Analysis of Tariff Endogeneity in Australia, 1904-1974”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 4, University of New England, 1-19, 1994.
170.    Dollery, B. E. and Jackson, C. W. “A Note on Methodological Parallels Between Accounting and Economics”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 4, University of New England, 1-8, 1993.
171.    Wallis, J. L. and Dollery, B. E. “The Economics of Economics: A Model of Research Discourse”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 2, University of New England, 1-12, 1993.
172.    Dollery, B. E. “A Conceptual Framework for the Growth and Redistribution Debate in South Africa”, Occasional Papers in Economic Development No. 49, University of New England, 1-8, 1992.    
173.    Baldry, J. C. and Dollery, B. E. “Investment and Trade Sanctions Against South Africa in a Model of Apartheid”, UNE Working Papers in Economics No. 1, University of New England, 1-31, 1992.
174.    Dollery, B. E. “Financial and Trade Sanctions Against South Africa: A General Equilibrium Analytical Framework”, Occasional Papers in Economic Development No. 47, University of New England, 1-7, 1992.
175.    Dollery, B. E. and Jackson, C. W. “A Critical Comment on the Theory of Positive Accounting”, Centre for Accounting and Research Paper No. 143, University of Southern California, 1-8, 1992.
176.    Dollery, B. E. “Has the Disinvestment Issue Been Carefully Considered?”, Occasional Paper, Institute of International Affairs, University of the Witwatersrand, 1-16, 1986.

Non-refereed Articles

1.    Dollery, B. E. “Local Government Sustainability”, Local Government Manager, 41(4), 12-14, 2008.
2.    Dollery, B. E. and Ramsland, D. “Alternatives to Amalgamation: The Wellington-Blayney-Cabonne Strategic Alliance”, Local Government Reporter, 4(1), 1-5, 2005.
3.    Dollery, B. E. “Economic Efficiency, Market Failure, Government Failure and Public Policy”, New England Perspectives, 3, 61-76, 1998.
4.    Dollery, B. E. “A Conceptual Framework for Appraising Microeconomic Reform in Australia”, New England Perspectives, 1, 49–58, 1997.
5.    Dollery, B. E. “Economic Sanctions Against South Africa: An Exercise in Unintended Consequences”, Quadrant, 32(8), 49-51, 1988.
6.    The Responsibility and Influence of Various Sectors such as the State and the Public and Private Sectors in Respect of the Financing of Universities, Final Report, Committee of University Principals, Pretoria, Government Printer, ISBN 0 620 11842 3, 1-24, 1987.
7.    Dollery, B. E. “A Shortfall Loan Scheme”, memorandum submitted to Committee of University Principals Ad-Hoc Committee on Finance, 1-11, 1987.
8.    The Responsibility and Influence of Various Sectors such as the State and the Public and Private Sectors in Respect of the Financing of Universities, Interim Report, Committee of University Principals, Pretoria, 1-25, 1987.
9.    Black, P. A. and Dollery, B. E.  A Development Strategy for Transkei, Research Report, Republic of Transkei, 1-53, 1978.

Recent Conference Papers

1.    Dollery, B. E. “Financial Sustainability in Australian Local Government: Problems and Solutions”, presentation delivered to the inaugural Faculty of Business Research Seminar, University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba, 22 May 2008.
2.    Dollery, B. E. “Shared Services in Local Government: Conceptual Basis, Models and Empirical Evidence”, Keynote Address presented to the “C” Division of the NSW Shires Association Conference, Narromine, 5 February 2008.
3.    Dollery, B. E. “Shared Services in Australian Local Government”, paper presented to Shared Services Conference, Local Government New Zealand, Wellington, 16 April 2007.
4.    Dollery, B. E. “A Taxonomic Approach to Australian Local Government Failure”, paper presented to New Zealand Treasury Seminar Series, Wellington, 13 April 2007.
5.    Dollery, B. E. “A Typology of Australian Local Government Failure”, paper presented to Local Government New Zealand, Wellington, 12 April 2007.
6.    Wijeweera, A. and Dollery, B. E. “An Empirical Analysis of the Effects of Sri Lankan Monetary Policy Shocks on Exchange Rates”, paper presented by Wijew