• "I'm lucky to have a house." A critique of current and past housing policy and practice, and the effects on a group of Invercargill residents and housing providers. 

  Johnston, Lorraine

  Housing is not just about the building. It is a home, where people create their identity, live out their relationships, their plans and their social and cultural obligations (Easthope, 2004:135; Clapham, 2002:48). It is ...

• Culturally responsive teaching of Māori in mainstream education 

  Tutbury, Jaime-Lee

  This thesis investigates how culturally responsive practice is currently being implemented within mainstream education in Dunedin. It looks at both the primary and early childhood education sectors. For the purpose of this ...

• Sussing out ageing: Sharing lesbian & queer women's knowledge of ageing in Aotearoa New Zealand 

  Robinson, Ella Jessica

  This thesis is a qualitative study exploring how some lesbian and queer women (aged 45 to 88) conceptualise, and experience ageing, old age and the life course in Aotearoa New Zealand. Combining semi-structured interviews ...

• Atomic reactions: How and why states respond to nuclear proliferation 

  Winter, Paul Francis Carlton

  How do states react to countries pursuing nuclear weapons? And why? These questions are central to both academic and policy debates about the consequences of proliferation and speak directly to current challenges in nuclear ...

• Epameinondas the Great 

  Braithwaite-Westoby, Kara

  Epameinondas the great Theban general and politician (c. 318/312-362 B.C.) deserves credit for crippling the might of Sparta, founding the independent polis of Messenia and advancing the Boeotian League to the foremost ...

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