• Belief, Truth and Virtue 

  Turp, Michael-John (2013)

  In this paper, I defend the view that truth is a constitutive norm of belief formation, argue in favour of a virtue-theoretic account of epistemic evaluation and respond to possible objections. In §I, I argue that belief ...

• Turing’s analysis of computability : historical and philosophical investigations. 

  Fan, Zhao (2022)

  Alan Turing presented his analysis of computability in his seminal 1936 paper “On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem”. This dissertation examines the origins, the central concepts, and the ...

• The lack of republican sentiment in New Zealand. 

  Nicholls, Todd (1999)

  Although New Zealand is seen internationally and nationally as an independent nation, its constitution is such that it shares its head of state with Great Britain and many Commonwealth countries. Although it has been ...

• Teaching Chinese characters to Chinese heritage language learners : effects of shared reading, frequency of character exposure and explicit teaching of radicals. 

  Cheng, Mengping (2022)

  Learning to read Chinese has been the main focus of Chinese heritage language education. According to models of Chinese word recognition and orthographic learning (Perfetti & Tan, 1999; Perfetti & Harris, 2013; Share, ...

• The influence of leadership on voting behaviour in New Zealand : a case study 

  Bean, Clive; Bean, Clive (1980)

  To what extent do party leaders influence voting behaviour in New Zealand General Elections? The concept of·leadership orientation - derived from the American social-psychological model of voting behaviour - is examined ...

• A case study in broadcasting policy making in New Zealand 

  Pauling, Brian Thomas (1984)

  The· primary purpose of this study is to describe and analyse the events associated with the development of the policy enacted into legislation in 1973 for the establishment of three independent corporations to run ...

• How comprehensive a test ban treaty? : a case study of the 1996 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. 

  Edwards, Gareth Dean (1997)

  Interest in the Comprehensive Test Ban stems from the political issues associated with arms control and disarmament. A nuclear test is the most visible illustration of the atomic age, while a non-nuclear weapon can in ...

• Falling in and falling out: Indo-Pacific in the midst of US–China tensions in the post-COVID world: introduction to the special issue 

  Young J; Tan, Alex (Informa UK Limited, 2022)

  This special issue explores great power rivalry in the Indo-Pacific by moving the analytical focus away from the great powers and onto those they seek to influence. It asks what strategies states and international organisations ...

• German election: the race to replace Angela Merkel and why it matters to New Zealand 

  Doidge, Mathew; Kelly, Serena (The Conversation, 2021)

• The contribution of social work field education to work-integrated learning 

  Chilvers D; Hay K; Maidment J; Tudor, Raewyn (2021)

  This article documents an examination of the role and alignment of social work field education within workintegrated learning (WIL) pedagogy. Both social work education and work-integrated learning share a long history of ...

• Notes toward a sneaker theory 

  Giesen, Annabelle (2022)

  Notes Toward a sneaker theory is an exploratory look into the dynamic world of sneaker culture. This thesis argues that sneaker culture is long overdue greater scope of academic research, and aims to be a building block ...

• Exit and voice : a study of the New Zealand pip fruit industry 

  Uren, Julie (1980)

  This is a study of change within the pip-fruit industry. More specifically it is a study of the New Zealand Apple and Pear Marketing Board's performance on the domestic market. The pip-fruit industry in unusual in this ...

• Relative autonomy : an empirical critique 

  Sinclair, Timothy John (1988)

  This work analyses the relative autonomy framework within Marxist state theory. Relative autonomy stresses the independence of the state from the economic interests of the capitalist mode of production (CMP) and emphasises ...

• Editors’ introduction to the Special Issue: The Member States and Differentiated Integration in the European Union 

  Telle S; Brunazzo M; Doidge, Mathew (2021)

  European integration has never been a ‘uniform’ process, with one set of rules applying equally to all Member States. Instead, from Rome (1958) to Lisbon (2009), the treaties establishing the European Union (EU) and its ...

• Women, animals, and cyborgs: challenges to western humanist constructions of the human in selected contemporary literature 

  Masilamani, Roshanah (2022)

  This thesis examines challenges to Western Humanist constructions of the human in selected literature, specifically Angela Carter’s Nights at the Circus (1984), Marge Piercy’s Body of Glass (1991), and Michel Faber’s Under ...

• The Ukraine Crisis: Where is the European Union? 

  Doidge, Mathew (DIPLO, 2022)

• Trouble in the Family: Hungary, Poland and the European Union Explained 

  Doidge, Mathew (DIPLO, 2022)

• German Election 2021: The Stuttering Race to Replace Merkel 

  Doidge, Mathew (DIPLO, 2021)

• Aotearoa New Zealand field education practice 

  Hay K; Chilvers D; Maidment, Jane (Routledge, 2022)

  This chapter will draw on recent literature and practice experience to discuss the nature of field education in Aotearoa New Zealand. Social work education in this country is provided by academic institutions that are ...

• The political integration of the Samoan immigrants in New Zealand 

  Hamilton, Linda G. (Linda Grace) (1974)

  This thesis is a study of the political integration of Samoan immigrants in New Zealand and it is hoped it will give some insight into those factors which facilitate integration, and those factors which cause political ...

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