Dictionaries, encyclopedias, and key reference sources are useful in defining your terms and concepts, understanding key words and obtaining an overview of the area you are researching.
Kurian, G. T. (2013) [ebook]
Law, E. (Ed.) / Oxford University Press (2006) [print]
Call Number: 650.03 DIC
Schwartz, D. (Ed.) (2006) [ebook]
Wright, J. (Ed.) (2015) [ebook]
Thorpe, R., & Holt, R. (2008) [ebook]
Scott, D. L. (2009) [print]
Call Number: 650.03 SCO
Dictionary of Accounting Terms (5th ed.)
by
J. K. Shim, & J. G. Siegel
Dictionary of Accounting (4th ed)
by
Oxford University Press
Essential Accounting Dictionary
by
K. Mooney
Dictionary of Finance and Banking (6th ed.)
by
J. Law (Ed.) / OUP
A Dictionary of Human Resource Management (2nd ed.)
by
E. Heery, & M. Noon
Clow, K., & Stevens, R. (2009) [ebook]
Imber, J., & Toffler, B. (2008) [print]
Call Number: 381.03 IMB
The Tourism Society's Dictionary for the Tourism Industry
by
V. R. Collins
Australian Law Dictionary (3rd ed) by Trischa Mann (Ed.)
The Australian Law Dictionary is a key reference for those who need familiarity with, and knowledge of, Australian legal terms most commonly encountered when studying law and in the profession. This law dictionary is specifically designed to build legal knowledge and continues the tradition of accurate, authoritative and quality dictionaries published by Oxford University Press Australia.
https://doi.org/10.1093/acref/9780190304737.001.0001
LexisNexis Concise Australian Legal Dictionary by Ray Finkelstein and David Hamer (Eds.)
The Cambridge Dictionary of Statistics (4th ed.)
by
B. Everitt, & A. Skrondal
Oxford University Press (2008)
Call Number: 004.03 DIC [print]
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