• Dynamic ideologies : insights from the Slow Food movement 

  Mirosa, Miranda

  Ideology is the framework in which all consumer decisions are made and as such, an understanding of ideology is important for marketers. There is however, little research which conceptualises either what ideology actually ...

• 'Keeping ourselves safe' : investigating the development, implementation and reactions to the programme 

  Mahoney, Christine

  This research project examined the development and implementation process of the 'Keeping Ourselves Safe' child sexual abuse protection programme developed by the New Zealand Police in collaboration with the Department of ...

• Associations between intuitive eating, food patterns, mindfulness, experiential avoidance, and BMI : a random population study of New Zealand women 

  Madden, Clara Elizabeth Louise

  Background: Given the high prevalence of obesity and the poor long- term success of traditional weight loss treatments, non-dieting approaches are attracting increasing attention. Recent studies have shown that a number ...

• Surveillance and perception in world cinema : three case studies 

  MacMurdo-Reading, Margaret Ann

  This thesis examines the increasing centrality of surveillance devices, themes and concepts from varying social, theoretical and philosophical points of view by analysing and comparing three films. These films examine the ...

• Seasonality in New Zealand : perceptions of tourism operators in Queenstown 

  MacEwen, Lisa

  Although the effects of seasonality on the tourism industry and associated businesses are well known, research into the causes, characteristics, and implications of seasonality as it pertains to tourism remains very much ...

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