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Brad Moore

Brad Moore

Mr Brad Moore

Lecturer

Telephone: (61 8)  6304 5215  
Email: b.moore@ecu.edu.au   
Campus: Joondalup  
Room: JO2.213  

 

Availability:

  • Tuesdays and Wednesdays for consultation – appointment recommended. 

Current teaching:

  • Lecturing in LAW1100; 
  • Unit coordination in LAW1100, LAW2120, LAW2300, LAW5000, LAW5111, LAW5200, LAW5500.

Background

Prior to becoming an academic at ECU in 1998, I was a full time university student for three years, and for more than 20 years before that, I was employed by a large engineering supply organisation in a range of roles, including administration and inventory management tasks as I developed skills and responsibilities within the organisation. 

Responsibilities:

  • Unit coordinator for a number of Business Law units; 
  • Business Law Course Coordinator; 
  • the School Representative on Board of Examiners of the Faculty of Business and Law; 
  • a School Representative on the Faculty Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Committee, Faculty of Business and Law;
  • Coordinator for timetabling Business Law units in School of Law and Justice.

Staff qualifications:

  • Bachelor of Business (Management and Business Law), with First Class Honours in Management ECowan;
  • Graduate Diploma of Commercial and Resources Law UWA. 

Research

Research interest:

  • Management themes;
  • Corporate governance;
  • Historical development of the law of corporations.

Current research area:

  • Corporate governance;
  • The corporate regulatory environment and liabilities of directors; 
  • Historical development of the law of corporations from the early part of the 17th Century to present day; 
  • Aspects of personal property law. 

Recent publications

Unpublished work:

  • Moore, B. (2002). The ascent of quality? A historical journey to reveal the limits of the contention that quality management produces beneficial national outcomes. Unpublished manuscript, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia.
  • Moore, B. (2000). Doctrinal and applied TQM in relation to dominant models of organisation: A comparative study. Unpublished honours thesis, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia.

Refereed journal articles:

  • Moore, B., & Brown, A. (2006). The application of TQM: Organic or mechanistic? International Journal of Quality and Reliability Management, 23 (7), 721-742.
  • Moore, B., & Gardner, S. (2004). HR managers, SHRM and the Australian metals mining sector. Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources, 42 (3), 274-300.

Conference papers:

  • Moore, B., & Brown, A. (2003, December). The application of TQM: Organic or mechanistic? Paper presented by B. Moore at the 2003 ANZAM conference, Fremantle, Western Australia.