• Sex workers challenging stereotypes: a case study in Dunedin, New Zealand 

  Mead, Keith

  This thesis examines the nature of social stigmatization surrounding prostitution in New Zealand, and the ways in which the public reacts to perceived problems of prostitution. It is important to recognise that prostitution ...

• Evaluation of the tuberculosis control programme in prisons and the post-release continuation of tuberculosis treatment in Malaysia 

  Al-Darraji, Haider Abdulrazzaq Abed

  Background: Poorly managed tuberculosis (TB) control programmes in prisons have detrimental health consequences, placing prisoners at an increased risk for TB morbidity and mortality. This situation could further fuel the ...

• The study on Chinese SMEs' internationalization speed 

  Zhao, Guoyu

  Enterprise internationalization, as one of the key strategies for companies to increase business opportunities and expand their business territory, is not only the core driving factor of economic globalization, but also a ...

• Effects of Secreted Amyloid Precursor Protein-Alpha Peptide Fragments on Glutamate Receptor Subunit Trafficking in the Rat Hippocampus 

  Whelan, Jai

  Glutamate receptors play a key role in synaptic plasticity mechanisms and are critical for learning and memory function. Deficits in synaptic plasticity and glutamate receptor functioning are observed in disease states ...

• Doing death differently? A digital ethnography of Aotearoa New Zealand death talking communities 

  Blanch, Shannon

  For many people, talking about death may seem unnatural. However, for the death talking community, death is a normal topic of conversation. Death talking is part of a growing global movement of ‘ordinary’ people using ...

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