Hi Everyone,

This is my first post here, a friend suggested this forum for PhD support. I a first year PhD research student in Management, organisational behaviour and human resource management to be precise. I am looking to conduct research on the effects of space on the office environment, from the perspective of the discourses mentioned above.

Article HeLP!

I've noticed repetition of the following 2 artciles and I am finding it very hard to get access to them. If anyone can help please reply or PM me.

Thanks in advance!

these are the articles:

1. Environment and Planning B 1974 1 105 – 118
Office design and organizations: 1. Theoretical basis
F Duffy

2. Environment and Planning B 1974 1 217 – 235
Office design and organizations: 2. The testing of a hypothetical model
F Duffy

I couldn't find them - being 1974 it may be a bit early for online versions.

this came up on the same google scholar page though http://dwp.bigplanet.com/pdkconsulting/nss-folder/pdfdownloads1/New_DuffyTanis1993.pdf

I only have access from 2001 onwards - sorry

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Actually I did get them :-)

I got them via Google Scholar - the pdf wouldn't show but I clicked on 'view HTML' and there they were - not as attractive as a pdf but perfectly readable. I saved them and can send them to you if you want but you probably can get themyourself via Google Scholar. Pm me if you do need them.

A

Edit: tables and figures don't look great though :-( but text is fine

Thanks Ady, you are right, they are available in Google Scholar - I could swear I checked there and everywhere. It seems though the version I found is coloured and I cant copy and save it - if you dont mind sending me the docs you have them as it would be great, and much appreciated, will owe you one..

@Sneaks, thanks for the suggested article, I already read that one, very useful!

Two HTML, saved as worddocs, on the way.

If anybody else could access the pdfs they would be better and easier to read. Hopefully keep you going in the meantime :-)