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2002Published by the Research Office

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ISSN 1174-121X

Research

2002

Staffand Student

Staff and Student Research 2002 1

CONTENTSFACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN 2

Architecture 2Design 4

FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND ADMINISTRATION 6Accounting and Commercial Law 6Economics and Finance 8Government 13Information Management 15Management 21Marketing and International Business 31

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 35Art History, Classics and Religious Studies 35Asian and European Languages and Cultures 42Education (including Women’s Studies) 45English, Film and Theatre 56History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations 60Linguistics and Applied Language Studies 67Leisure and Heritage Studies 76Maori and Pacific Studies - Te Kawa a Maui 77Music 78Nursing and Midwifery 82Social and Cultural Studies 87

FACULTY OF LAW 91Law 91

FACULTY OF SCIENCE 97Biological Sciences 97Chemical and Physical Sciences 103Earth Sciences 109Mathematics and Computing Sciences 124Psychology 129

CENTRES 136Health Services Research Centre 136International Institute of Modern Letters 137Institute of Policy Studies 140New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competitionand Regulation 140Stout Research Centre 143Treaty of Waitangi Research Unit 145University Library 146University Teaching Development Centre 147Victoria Link 147

2Staff and Student Research2002

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

Architecture

Books/Scholarly Editions

Taylor, M., Preston, J. and Charleson, A.W., Moments of Resistance (Sydney, Archadia Press,2002), 104pp.

Articles

Charleson, Andrew, ‘Beyond Utility’, New Zealand Timber Design Journal, 3, 11 (2002), pp.9-16.

Thomas, G.C., ‘Thermal Properties of Gypsum Plasterboard at High Temperature’, Fireand Materials, 26, 1 (2002), pp. 37-46.

Van deVorstenbosch, G., Charleson*, A.W. and Dowrick, D.J., ‘Reinforced ConcreteBuilding Performance in the Mw 7.8 1931 Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, Earthquake’,Bulletin of the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering, 35, 3 (2002), pp. 149-157.

Published Conference Papers

Baird, George, Wood, Peter and Charleson, Andrew, ‘Learning Stratagems: Integration ofArchitectural Design with Building Services and Structures’, in W. Osterhaus & J.McIntosh (eds), Proceedings of the 36th Conference of the Australian and New ZealandArchitectural Science Association (ANZAScA) (Wellington, Victoria University ofWellington, School of Architecture, 2002), 2, pp. 1-8.

Cousins, W.J., Thomas*, G.C., Heron, D.W., Mazzoni, S. and Lloydd, D., ‘Modelling theSpread of Post-Earthquake Fire in Wellington City’, Proceedings of the New ZealandSociety for Earthquake Engineering Annual Conference (Napier, NZSEE, March 2002),CD-ROM, pp. 1-8.

Gjerde, Morten, Gray*, John and Osterhaus*, Werner, ‘Current Industrial HousingPractices in New Zealand’, in Frans van Gassel and Ger Mass Eindhoven (eds),Proceedings TG27 open meeting 2001 in Wellington. Theme: Industrial Housing (TheNetherlands, T.W. Eindhoven, 2001), pp. 1-10.

Lu, S., Amor, D. and Donn*, M. ‘An Internet-based Building Simulation QualityAssurance System’, in Kristians Agger, Per Christiansson and Rob Howard (eds),Proceedings of the CIB W78 conference on Distributing Knowledge in Buildings(Rotterdam, CIB International Council for Research and Innovation in BuildingConstruction, 2002), 2, pp. 225-232.

Osterhaus, Werner, ‘Modern Practice of Architectural Science: From Pedagogy toAndragogy’’, in W. Osterhaus and J. McIntosh (eds), Proceeedings of the 36thConference of the Australian and New Zealand Architectural Science Association(ANZAScA) (Wellington, Victoria University of Wellington, School of Architecture,2002), 2, pp. 371-378.


Osterhaus, Werner and Sandoval, Tomas, ‘Layered Light: Creative Lighting DesignTechniques for Urban Environments’, in W. Osterhaus and J. McIntosh (eds),Proceedings of 35th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand ArchitecturalScience Association (ANZAScA) (Wellington, VUW School of Architecture, 2001) CD-ROM, pp. 1-8.

Taylor, M. and North, M., ‘Fitting in the House’, in John Macarthur and Anthony Moulis(eds), ADDITIONS to Architectural History: XIXth annual conference of the sociey ofarchitectural historians, Australia and New Zealand (Brisbane, Society of ArchitecturalHistorians, 2001), CD ROM, pp. 1-11.

Thomas, G. and Cousins, J., ‘Earthquake Disaster Counter-Measures in New Zealand’,Asia-Oceania Symposium on Information Technology/Strategy for Earthquake DisasterReduction (Tokyo, National Institute of Fire and Disaster Research, 2002), pp. 1-22.

Thomas, Geoff and Lloydd, Delwyn, ‘Fire Resistance of Structural ComponentsProtecting Escape Routes’, Second International Conference on Structures in Fire(Christchurch, University of Canterbury, Department of Civil Engineering, 2002),pp. 415-428.

Limited Scale Dramatic and Literary Texts, Work for Film and Other Media,

Musical Compositions and Curatorial Exercises

Baird, George (photographer), ‘Full-scale of the ‘fish-mouth’ natural ventilation openingon the double façade of the RWE Building in Essen, Germany’, BUILD (April/May2002) front cover photograph.

Baird, George (photographer), ‘Torrent Research Centre, Ahmedabad, India’, BuildingResearch & Information, 30, 1 (2002), front cover photograph.

Other Academic Publications

Baird, George, ‘Responding to architectural expression and performance’, BuildingResearch and Information, 30, 3 (2002), pp. 219-220.

Baird, George, ‘Breaking down the design barriers’, BUILD (April/May 2002), pp. 32-34.

Kendall, Christopher and Baird*, George, ‘The proof of the building’, Energy-Wise (Feb/March 2002), pp. 22-24.

Taylor, M., ‘Moller-fied: Comment by Mark Taylor’, Architecture New Zealand (March/April 2002), pp. 30-33.

Taylor, M., ‘On Top of Things’, Architecture New Zealand (January/February 2002), coverand pp. 18-24.

Minor Reports to Government/NGOs/Professional Bodies/Private Clients

Cousins, W.J., Thomas*, G. C., Lloydd, D. A., Heron, D. W. and Mazzoni, S., EstimatingRisks from Fire Following Earthquake (Wellington, Institute of Geological and NuclearSciences, 2002), Client Report 2002/60. Also available as a PDF on http://www.fire.org.nz/more_info/reports/fund/reports/Report_27.PDF 47pp.


Theses

MArch

Barrett, Richard, ‘Daylight and Deep Architectural Space’.

Design

Articles

McCarthy, C.M., ‘Camoflage: Military Upholstery and Interior Disguise’, Space andCulture, 5, 4 (2002), pp. 320-332.

Walliss, J. and Lee, G., ‘Landscape and Representation: (Re) Mapping the Flinders’,Landscape Review, 7, 1 (2001), pp. 45-57.


Alington, Catherine, ‘Wilderness as monastery: the rejection of city in the pursuit of self-knowledge’, in Richard Blythe (ed), Proceedings of the Wild Cities/Urbane WildernessSymposium (Launceston, Tasmania, School of Architecture, University of Tasmania,2002), pp. 5-11.

Mackay, Christina, ‘Environmentally Sensitive Visitor Accommodation - An Investigationinto developing guidelines for the New Zealand Environment’, ConferenceProceedings, Ecotourism, Wilderness and Mountain Tourism: Issues, Strategies andRegional Development August 27th-29th 2002 (Dunedin, University of Otago,Department of Tourism, 2002), pp. 118-128.

Mackay, Christina, ‘The Physical Environment - Solutions from the Outside In, WorkPlace to Living Space’, From Work Space to Living Space: Report on the Wellington CivicTrust Seminar 13 July 2002 (Wellington, Wellington Civic Trust, 2002), pp. 33-35.

Mackay, Christina, ‘Sunshade Practice in New Zealand Primary Schools, UV Radiationand its effects - an update 2002’, Proceedings on a workshop held 26-28 March 2002,Christchurch New Zealand (Wellington, Royal Society of New Zealand, 2002), RoyalSociety of New Zealand miscellaneous series 60, pp. 112-114.

Mako, Vladimir, ‘Symbolic language: its role in the aesthetic approach to architecture’,Proceedings of the 1st Mediterranean Congress of Aesthetics, in Special edition of Annals forAesthetics, 41B (2002), pp. 597-609.

Mako, Vladimir, ‘Motion and Emanation: Aesthetic Meeting Point of Western and EasternModernism’, Proceedings of the mAAN 2nd International Conference - Towards ModernAsian Architecture (Singapore, National University of Singapore, 2002), pp. 1-6.

McCarthy, C. M., ‘From smoke-filled rooms to smoke-free environments: a history ofNew Zealand architecture and smoke’, in John Macarthur and Antony Mouls (eds),ADDITIONS to Architectural History: XIXth Annual Conference of the Society ofArchitectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (Brisbane, Society of ArchitecturalHistorians, 2002), CD-ROM.


McCarthy, C. M., ‘Traffic and the City: Town Planning interests of Edmund Anscombe’, inErrol Haarhoff, Diane Brand and Elizabeth Aitken-Rose (eds), Southern Crossings:Whaka whitiwhiti au Tonga: Proceedings for the Sixth Australasian Urban History/Planning History Conference (Auckland, University of Auckland, 2002), pp. 417- 432.

Walliss, J., ‘Imaginative Landscapes: Innovative Exhibition Strategies at three AustralianMuseums’, in Samer Akkach (ed), De-Placing Difference: Architecture, Culture andImaginative Geography, CAMEA 3rd International Symposium (Adelaide, University ofAdelaide, Centre for Asian and Middle Eastern Architecture, 2002), pp. 167-180.

Walliss, Jillian, ‘Imagining the National Landscape: an exploration of Te Papa Tongarewaand the National Museum of Australia’, ADDITIONS to Architectural History: XIXthAnnual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand(Brisbane, Society of Architectural Historians, 2002), CD-ROM.


McCarthy, C. M., ‘Review of Maria Luisa Palumbo, New Wombs: Electronic Bodies andArchitectural Disorders’, Space and Culture, 5, 3 (2002), pp. 313-314.

Johns, Ralph, ‘To skate or not to skate?’, BUILD (June/July 2002), pp. 36-38.

Johns, Ralph, ‘Wellington Waterfront: so far so good’, Landscape New Zealand (Jan/Feb2002), pp. 12-15.

Johns, Ralph, ‘2D to 3DCAD’, Landscape New Zealand (Jul/Aug 2002), pp. 10-12.

Mackay, Christina, ‘Designing built shade for sun protection’, BUILD (Oct/Nov 2002), pp.44-46.

Walliss, Jillian, ‘Developing Lifestyle’, Landscape New Zealand (May/June 2002), pp. 18-19.

Conference Presentations

McCarthy, C. M., ‘Edmonds Architecture: the cover of an icon’, Loaded Canons: Discourseand Power in Aotearoa/New Zealand (Wellington, Nov.-Dec. 2001).

McCarthy, C. M., ‘Spatial smuggling and narrative desires: drawing medieval sectionalspaces’, 37th International Congress on Medieval Studies (Kalamazoo, Mich., May 2002).


FACULTY OF COMMERCE ANDADMINISTRATION

Accounting and Commercial Law


Brown, Judy A. and Davenport, G., Good Faith in Collective Bargaining (Wellington,LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002), xliv, 382pp.

Cameron, Alan (ed), Herman Dooyeweerd, Encyclopedia of the Science of Law, Vol 1,(Lewiston, Edwin Mellen, 2002), xi, 250pp.

Articles

Corbett, Susan, ‘The Female Inventor: What Price Intellectual Capital?’, New ZealandIntellectual Property Journal (August 2002), pp. 91-101.

Dunbar, David, ‘Trans-Tasman Triangular Relief’, Asia-Pacific Tax Bulletin, 8, 10 (2002) pp.310-323.

Dunbar, David, ‘Trans-Tasman Taxation Reform: Will it be Third Time Lucky or WillHistory Repeat Itself?’, New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy, 8, 10 (2002),pp. 90-122.

Dunmore, Paul and Falk, Haim, ‘Economic Competition between Professional Bodies:The Case of Auditing’, American Law and Economics Review, 3, 2 (2001) pp. 302-319.

Dunstan, Keitha and Ryan, Christine, ‘The Value of Public Sector Annual Reports andAnnual Reporting Awards as a Signal of Management Performance’, Accounting,Accountability & Performance, 8, 1 (2002) pp. 61-76.

Dunstan, Keitha, Ryan, Christine and Stanley, Trevor, ‘Local Government AccountingStandard-Setting in Australia: Did Constituents Participate?’, Financial Accountability& Management, 16, 4 (2000) pp. 373-396.

Roush, Melvin and Ahmed, Kamran, ‘The Effect of Board Changes on Writedowns ofNon-Current Assets: Evidence from New Zealand’, Corporate Governance, 10, 4(2002), pp. 278-287.

Roush, Melvin and Keef, Stephen, ‘The Measurement of Shareholder Wealth Creation: ATransatlantic Comparison’, Management Accounting Quarterly (Winter 2002), pp. 1-5.

Roush, Melvin and Keef, Stephen, ‘Discounted Cash Flow Methods and the FallaciousReinvestment Assumption: A Review of Recent Texts’, Accounting Education, 10, 1(2001), pp. 105-116.

Smith, Andrew, ‘Tax Treatment of Employee Stock Options’, Derivatives and FinancialInstruments, 4, 4 (2002), pp. 145-150.

van Zijl, Tony and McGregor, Warren, ‘International Convergence and Harmonisation’,Chartered Accountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 6 (2002), pp. 6-12.


van Zijl, Tony and Tomlinson, Sanel, ‘Recognition of Share Based Payment Transactions’,Chartered Accountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 11 (2002), pp. 54-59.

White, David and Pallot, Marie, ‘Improvements to the GST Treatment of FinancialServices - The Proposed New Zealand Approach’, International VAT Monitor, 13, 6(2002), pp. 481-486.

Chapters

Cripps, Christopher, ‘The legal nature of companies’, in Gordon Walker et al., CommercialApplications of Company Law in New Zealand (Auckland, CCH, 2002), pp. 45-63.

Professional Reference Works

van Roy, Yvonne, ‘The Commerce Act’, in Mark Berry, Tim Housden, T.M. Gault (2v.loose-leaf), Brooker’s Gault on Commercial Law (Wellington, Brooker’s, LooseleafService), 140 pp.


Corbett, Susan, ‘The Cost of Innovation: Female Inventors and the Patent System’,Association for Women in the Sciences (AWIS) 4th Conference, AUT, Auckland, 3 - 5 July2002 http://www.awis.org.nz/index.asp?p=papers.

Jenson, Gwenda, ‘Reporting Government Obligations’, in Vicente Montesinos and JoseManual Vela (eds.), Innovations in Governmental Accounting (Boston, KluwerAcademic Publishers, 2002), pp. 203-215.


Dunbar, David, A Critical Evaluation of the New Zealand and Australian Government Solutionto Triangular Taxation Relief (Wellington, Centre for Accounting, Governance andTaxation Research, 2002), Working Paper No. 10, 81pp.

Dunbar, David, Trans-Tasman Triangular Taxation Relief (Wellington, Centre for Accounting,Governance and Taxation Research, 2002), Working Paper No. 9, 36pp.

Roush, Melvin and Keef, Stephen, ‘Does MVA Measure Up?’, Financial Management(January 2002), pp. 20-22.

van Zijl, Tony, ‘Reporting on Financial Performance’, Chartered Accountants Journal of NewZealand, 81, 6 (2002), pp. 27-30.

van Zijl, Tony and Hagen, John, ‘Adoption of International Financial ReportingStandards’, Chartered Accountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 10 (2002), p. 41.

van Zijl, Tony and Hagen, John, ‘International Involvement in Standard Setting’, CharteredAccountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 6 (2002), p. 5.

van Zijl, Tony and McGregor, Warren, ‘The IASB’s Technical Agenda’, CharteredAccountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 3 (2002), pp. 58-60.

van Zijl, Tony and Tomlinson, Sanel, ‘New Requirements for Summary FinancialReports’, Chartered Accountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 10 (2002), pp. 66-67.


van Zijl, Tony and Tomlinson, Sanel, ‘ED 1 First time Application of InternationalFinancial Reporting Standards’, Chartered Accountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 9(2002), pp. 66-68.

White, David and Pallot, Marie, ‘GST on Domestic Legs of International PassengershipCruises’, International VAT Monitor, 13, 5 (2002), pp. 430-431.

White, David and Pallot, Marie, ‘Proposal to Zero Rate Certain Supplies of RepairServices to Offshore Warrantors’, International VAT Monitor, 13, 4 (2002), pp. 316-317.

Major Reports to Government/NGOs/Professional Bodies/Private Clients

Dunstan, Keitha, The Case for the Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards inNew Zealand: A Briefing Paper Prepared on Behalf of the New Zealand SecuritiesCommission (Wellington, Centre for Accounting, Governance and Taxation Report,2002), 59pp.

van Zijl, Tony, Convergence: Revaluation of Property, Plant and Equipment, report preparedfor the IASB Revaluation Group and presented at the Meeting of IASB and NationalStandard Setters, London (28-29 October, 2002), 49 pp.


Brown, Leslie, ‘Employee Tax Issues’, 5th Annual Corporate Tax Focus: Business Informationin Action (Auckland, February 2002).

Cameron, Alan, ‘A Christian Perspective on Law in a Religiously Pluralist Society’,Wellington Institute of Theology (Wellington, November 2002).

Dunmore, Paul and Falk, Haim, ‘Joint Provision of Audit and Non-Audit Services, AuditPricing and Auditor Independence’, 11th Conference on the Theories and Practices ofSecurities and Financial Markets, National Sun Yat-Sen University (Taiwan, December2002).

Hopkins, Roger, ‘Accounting (Education): The Possibility of a Paradigm Shift? -Reflections of an Accounting Educator’, 9th World Congress of Accounting Educators(Hong Kong, November 2002).

van Zijl, Tony and Balachandran, B., ‘Rights Issues - Changes in Prices, Earnings andRisk’, Ninth Annual Conference of the Multinational Finance Society Conference (Cyprus,July 2002).

van Zijl, Tony and Emmanuel, David, ‘Shareholder Conflict: The Case of Trusts’, EighthAnnual Conference of the Multinational Finance Society (Italy, June 2001).

Economics and Finance

Books

Mushin, Jerry, Output and the Role of Money (New York, World Scientific Publishing, 2002),250pp.

Proffitt, Penny, Maths Made Easy (Auckland, Prentice Hall, 2002), 126pp.


Schmitt, G.J. (edited by G. Hawke), Tasman: early years of Tasman Pulp and Paper CompanyLimited: a personal history (Wellington, G.J. Schmitt, 2002), viii, 303pp.

Singleton, John with P. L. Robertson, Economic Relations Between Britain and Australasia1945-1970 (Houndmills, Palgrave, 2002), xiv, 289pp.

Edited Collections

Higano, Y., Nijkamp, P., Poot*, J. and van Wyk, K. (eds), The Region in the New Economy(Aldershot, Ashgate, 2002), 430pp.

Articles

Han, Chirok and de Jong, Robert, ‘The Properties of Lp GMM Estimators’, EconometricTheory, 18 (2002), pp. 491-504.

Han, Chirok with Schmidt, Peter, ‘The Asymptotic Distribution of the InstrumentalVariable Estimators when the Instruments are not Correlated with the Regressors’,Economics Letters, 74, 1 (2001), pp. 61-66.

Keef, Stephen and Roush, M.L., ‘Presidential administration and day-of-the-week effectsin the Standard & Poor’s 500 Stock Index’, The Review of Accounting and Finance, 1, 4(2002), pp. 13-24.

Kim, Kunhong with Buckle, R.A. and Tam, J., ‘A Structural VAR Approach to EstimatingBudgeting Balance Targets’, New Zealand Economic Papers, 36, 2 (2002), pp. 149-175.

Lally, Martin, ‘Time-Varying Market Leverage, the Market Risk Premium and the Cost ofCapital’, Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 29 (November/December 2002),pp. 1301-1318.

Lally, Martin, ‘Betas and Market Leverage’, Accounting Research Journal, 15, 1 (2002), pp.91-97.

Mushin, Jerry, ‘Exchange-Rate Policy and the Efficacy of Aggregate DemandManagement’, The Business Economist, 33, 2 (2002), pp. 16-24.

Singleton, John, ‘British Engineering and the New Zealand Market, 1945-60’, BusinessHistory, 44, 4 (2002), pp. 121-140.

Singleton, John, ‘Vampires to Skyhawks: Military Aircraft and Frigate Purchases by NewZealand, 1950-70’, Australian Economic History Review, 42, 2 (2002), pp. 183-203.

Singleton, John, ‘British Capital Goods and Commonwealth Development in the early1950s’, Journal of European Economic History, 30, 2 (2001), pp. 399-425.

Chapters

Higano, Y., Nijkamp, P., Poot*, J. and van Wyk, K., ‘Trends and Regional Policies in theNew Economy: An Overview’, in Y. Higano, P. Nijkamp, J. Poot and K. van Wyk(eds), The Region in the New Economy (Aldershot, Ashgate, 2002), pp. 1-16.

Poot, Jacques, ‘The Impact of Globalisation on Regional Labour Markets’, in Y. Higano, P.Nijkamp, J. Poot and K. van Wyk (eds), The Region in the New Economy (Aldershot,Ashgate, 2002), pp. 193-220.



Bertram, Geoff, ‘Review of H. Folmer et al., Frontiers of Environmental Economics’, Papers inRegional Science, 81, 2 (2002), pp. 295-297.

Bowden, Roger, ‘Review of R.K. Lyons, The Microstructure Approach to Exchange Rates’,Journal of International Trade and Development, 11, 4 (2002), pp. 459-461.

Hawke, Gary, ‘New Zealand and Australia: moving together or drifting apart?’, NewZealand International Review, XXVII, 1 (January/February 2002), pp. 14-18.

Keef, Stephen and Roush, M.L., ‘The measurement of shareholder wealth creation: AtransAtlantic comparison’, Management Accounting Quarterly (Winter 2002)http://www.mamag.com/winter02/W02toc.htm.

Keef, Stephen and Roush, M.L., ‘Does MVA measure up?’, Financial Management (January2002), pp. 20-21.

Lally, Martin, ‘Estimating the Cost of Equity Capital in Australia’, The Journal of theSecurities Institute of Australia (Winter 2002), pp. 9-13.

Mushin, Jerry, ‘Review of John Ravenhill, APEC and the Construction of Pacific RimRegionalism’, Australian Economic History Review, 42, 2 (2002), pp. 230-231.

Poot, Jacques, ‘Review of M. van der Velde and H. van Houtum (eds), Borders, Regions,and People’, Journal of Regional Science, 42, 2 (2002), pp. 439-441.

Singleton, John, ‘Review of M.B. Rose, Firms, Networks and Business Values’, EnglishHistorical Review, CXVII, 472 (2002), pp. 738-40.

Singleton, John, ‘Review of S. Sugiyama and L. Grove, Commercial Networks in ModernAsia’, Australian Economic History Review, 42, 2 (2002), pp. 232-3.

Singleton, John, ‘Review of C.J. Wrigley, The First World War and the International Economy’,Australian Economic History Review, 42, 1 (2002), pp. 92-3.

Singleton, John, ‘Review of A.J. Arnold, Iron Shipbuilding on the Thames’, Business History,44, 1 (2002), pp. 101-2.


Bertram, Geoff with Dempster, I. and Terry, S., Portly Charges: Port Company Profitability,report for KPMG Legal (March 2002), 187pp.


Hawke, Gary, Capital, Finance and Development: Reflections on Economic Concepts and theGisborne Enquiry, report to the Waitangi Tribunal (March 2002), 23pp.

Kim, Kunhong with Buckle, R.A., Kirkham, H., McLellan, N. and Sharma, J., A StructuralVAR Model of the New Zealand Business Cycle (Wellington, The Treasury, December2002), Treasury working paper 02/26, 36pp.

Lally, Martin, Measuring Excess Returns on Airfields, report prepared for the CommerceCommission, (March 2002), http://www.comcom.govt.nz.


Lally, Martin, The Cost of Capital for the Airfield Activities of New Zealand’s InternationalAirports, report prepared for the Commerce Commission (November 2001),http://www.comcom.govt.nz.

Lally, Martin, Determining the Risk Free Rate for Regulated Companies, report prepared forthe Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (August 2002),http://www.accc.gov.au/gas/access/risk_free.doc.

Lally, Martin, The Cost of Capital Under Dividend Imputation, report prepared for theAustralian Competition and Consumer Commission (June 2002),http://www.accc.gov.au/gas/access/cost_capital_dividend.doc.

Poot, Jacques with Nijkamp, P., Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Fiscal Policies on Long-RunGrowth (Amsterdam, Tinbergen Institute, 2002), Discussion Paper TI 2002-028/3,36pp.

Poot, Jacques with Nijkamp, P., The Last Word on the Wage Curve? A Meta-AnalyticAssessment (Amsterdam, Tinbergen Institute, 2002), Discussion Paper TI 2002-029/3,33pp.

Roberts, Leigh, On the Expansion of Jack Polynomials (Wellington, School of Mathematicaland Computing Sciences, 2002), VUW Working Paper 02-23, 24pp.


Bertram, Geoff, ‘Factor Income Shares and the Current Account of the New ZealandBalance of Payments’, Australasian Macro Workshop (Wellington, April 2002).

Bertram, Geoff with P. Karagedikli, ‘Are Pacific Economies Converging or Diverging?’,Islands of the World VII Conference (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, June 2002).

Cho, Jin Seo, ‘Testing the Number of Regimes in Regime Switching Models’, StatisticalResearch Association Limited (Wisconsin-Milwaukee, October 2002).

Hall, Viv with John McDermott, ‘Regional Business Cycles in New Zealand’, VUW SEFSeminar (Wellington, November 2002).

Hall, Viv with John McDermott, ‘Would Adopting the Australian Dollar Provide SuperiorMonetary Policy in New Zealand?’, Annual Conference of the New Zealand Associationof Economists (Wellington, June 2002).

Han, Chirok, ‘Closest Moment Estimation under General Conditions’, NZESG 8th Meeting(Auckland, March 2002).

Han, Chirok, ‘GMM Estimation with Many Moment Conditions’, NZESG 9th Meeting(Dunedin, September 2002).

Han, Chirok, ‘Comment on ‘Skill-Biased Technical Change in U.S. Manufacturing: AGeneral Index Approach’, Current Developments in Productivity and EfficiencyMeasurement (Athens, GA, October 2002).

Hawke, Gary, ‘New Zealand Perspectives on Weapons of Mass Destruction’, ASEANInstitutes of Strategic and International Studies (Kuala Lumpur, June 2002).


Hawke, Gary, ‘New Zealand: A Case Study in Dramatic Economic Liberalisation’, TheAsia-Pacific: Region in Transition Asia-Pacific Symposium (Honolulu, November 2002).

Hawke, Gary, ‘New Zealand and Open Regionalism’, NZ Asia Institute (Auckland, April2002).

Hawke, Gary, ‘Ideas and Policy: The Power of History; New Zealand’s Growth Potentialin Historical Perspective’, Academic Linkages Programme (Wellington, October 2002).

Khaled, Mohammed, ‘On Measuring the Cost of Allocative Inefficiency in the TranslogCost System’, Western Economic Association International 77th Annual Conference(Seattle, July 2002).

Krawczyk, Jacek, ‘Economic Coordination in an Environmental Dynamic Game’, TenthInternational Symposium on Dynamic Games and Applications (Saint Petersburg, July2002).

Krawczyk, Jacek, ‘Use of Coupled Incentives to Improve Diffusion of EnvironmentFriendly Technologies’, Sixth International Conference on Computing in Economics andFinance (Aix-en-Provence, June 2002).

Lally, Martin, ‘Revision Frequency and Systematic Risk’, Southern Finance AssociationConference (Florida, November 2002).

Lally, Martin, ‘The Fama-French Model, Leverage and the MM Propositions’, New ZealandFinance Colloquium (Palmerston North, February 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘A Description and Regression Analysis of Changes in New ZealandRegional Income Distribution 1981-1996’, 41st Meeting of Western Regional ScienceAssociation (California, February 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘Causes and Consequences of Changes in Regional Income Distributions:the New Zealand Case’, 7th Pacific Regional Science Summer Institute (Bali, June 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘Spatial Contiguity and the Wage Curve Revisited’, 42nd Congress of theEuropean Regional Science Association (Dortmund, August 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘The Wage Curve: New Theories and International Evidence’, 14thInternational Symposium of the Secretariat of PRSCO (Sapporo, October 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘What can Regional Scientists learn from the Wage Curve’, 16th AnnualMeeting of the Applied Regional Science Conference (Okayama, December 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Fiscal Policies on Long-Run Growth’,International Colloquium on Meta-Analysis in Economics (Amsterdam, December 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘Meta-Analysis as a Tool for Finding Stylised Facts in Economics, with anApplication to the Wage Curve’, International Colloquium on Meta-Analysis inEconomics (Amsterdam, December 2002).

Poot, Jacques, ‘Changes in New Zealand Regional Income Distributions 1981-1996’, TheState, Economic Development and Ethnic Co-existence: A New Zealand/MalaysiaSymposium (Wellington, February 2002).

Randal, John, ‘Non-parametric Volatility Estimation’, NZESG (Dunedin, August 2002).


Singleton, John, ‘The Reserve Bank of New Zealand and the Reform of the New ZealandEconomy, 1970-2000’, Economic History Society Conference (England, April 2002).

Singleton, John, ‘The RBNZ and Economic Policy from the First Oil Shock to the 1984Currency Crisis’, Department of Economics Seminar (Auckland, August 2002).

Singleton, John, ‘The RBNZ and the Financial Sector in the Muldoon Era’, CorporateLeadership in Australia Conference (Wollongong, September 2002).

Singleton, John, ‘Progress Report on the RBNZ History Project’, RBNZ Seminar(Wellington, November 2002).

Government

Articles

Baehler, Karen, ‘Intervention Logic: A User’s Guide’, Public Sector, 25, 3 (2002), p. 13-19.

Baehler, Karen, ‘Ethnicity-Based Research and Politics: Snapshots from the United Statesand New Zealand’, Social Policy Journal of New Zealand, 18 (2002), pp. 18-30.

Gregory, Robert, ‘Governmental Corruption in New Zealand: A View through Nelson’sTelescope?’, Asian Journal of Political Science, 10, 1 (2002), pp. 17-38.

Laking*, Robert, and Cavana*, R.Y. (with Minoo Meimand), ‘Using DEA and SurvivalAnalysis for Measuring Performance of Branches in New Zealand’s AccidentCompensation Corporation’, Journal of the Operational Research Society, 53 (2002), pp.303-313.

Stephens, Robert, Davies, E. and Woods, B., ‘From Rhetoric to Action’, Social Policy Journalof New Zealand, 19 (2002), pp. 28-47.

Victorio, Antong, ‘Non-market insurance and intrafamily transfers’, Applied EconomicsLetters, 9 (2002), pp. 99-102.

Chapters

Laking, Robert, ‘Distributed Public Governance: Principles for Control andAccountability of Agencies, Authorities and other Government Bodies’, DistributedPublic Governance: Agencies, Authorities and Other Government Bodies (Paris,Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2002), pp. 267-278.

Stephens, Robert, ‘Re-orienting Support for Children in New Zealand’, in JonathanBradshaw (ed), Children and Social Security (Aldershot, Ashgate, 2002), pp. 119-140.

Victorio, Antong, ‘The 1997 Asian Crisis: Lessons for Small and Medium Enterprises’, inMoha Asri Abdudllah (ed), Asian Small and Medium Enterprises: Challenges in the 21stCentury (Leeds, Wisdom House, 2001), pp. 7-12.

Wolf, Amanda, ‘The Emergence and Implementation of the “Advance InformedAgreement” Procedure’, in Philippe G. Le Prestre (ed), Governing Global Biodiversity:The Evolution and Implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (Burlington,Ashgate, 2002), pp. 127-144.



Wallace, C. and Weeber, B., ‘Quota system not all it’s cracked up to be’, New ZealandEnvironment, 18 (2002), p.11.


Boston, Jonathan, Designing a Performance-Based Research Fund for New Zealand report forthe Transition Tertiary Education Commission, (2002), 110pp.


Wallace, C.and Weeber, B. R., Sea Sense: Environmental Management for Fisheries, adiscussion paper for Environmental and Conservation Organisations of AotearoaNew Zealand and Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand (2001),11pp.

Wallace, C. and Weeber, B.R., An Environmental Charter, report for Environmenatal andConservation Organisations of Aotearoa New Zealand and Royal Forest and BirdProtection Society of New Zealand (2002), 48pp.


Baehler, Karen, ‘It’s About Need, Not Reciprocity: A New Defense of WorkRequirements’, American Political Science Association Annual Research Conference(Boston, August 2002).

Baehler, Karen, ‘A Leap of Logic Across the Policy Analysis - Public Management Divide’,Association of Public Policy and Management Research Conference (Dallas, November2002).

Boston, Jonathan, Church, S. and Bale, T., ‘Explaining the Obvious: ‘Normal Science’, theNew Institutionalism and the New Zealand Government of 1999’, GovernmentFormation: A Theoretically Informed Approach Workshop at the European Consortium forPolitical Research Joint Sessions (Torino, March 2002).

Gregory, Robert, ‘All the King’s Horses and All the King’s Men: Putting the NZ PublicService Back Together Again’, Structure and Organisation of Government Conference(Melbourne, June 2002).

Stephens, Robert, ‘Poverty, Ethnicity and Income Distribution in New Zealand’, Joint NewZealand/Malaya Symposium on Economic Development and Ethnicity (Wellington,February 2002).

Stephens, Robert, ‘The Economic and Social Context for the Changes in AccidentCompensation’, VUW Faculty of Law Conference on Looking Back at AccidentCompensation: Finding Lessons for the Future (Wellington, August 2002).

Stephens, Robert, ‘Evidence-Based Policy: a New Zealand Perspective’, VUW School ofGovernment Conference: Evidence-Based Policy (Wellington, June 2002).

Wallace, Cath, ‘Future Paths: the Future of Rights Based Management’, InternationalInstitute of Fisheries Economics and Trade Biennial Conference (Wellington, August2002).


Wallace, Cath, ‘“Malicious Questions”: Rival and non-rival rights, future generations andthe environment. Does the implementation and institutional evolution of the NewZealand Fisheries Quota Management System “ensure sustainability”?’,International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, Biennial Conference (Wellington,August 2002).

Information Management


Huff, S., Wade, M. and Schneberger, S., Cases in Electronic Commerce: Instructor’s Manual(Boston, Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2002), 2nd edition, 145pp.

Huff, S., Wade, M. and Schneberger, S., Cases in Electronic Commerce (Boston, Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2002), 2nd edition, 466pp.

Edited Collections

Barnes, S.J. (ed), Knowledge Management Systems: Theory and Practice (London,International Thomson Business Press, 2002), 224pp.

Gorman, G.E. (ed), International Yearbook of Library and Information Management 2002: TheDigital Factor in Library and Information Services (London, Facet Publishing, 2002),394pp.

Articles

Barnes, S.J., ‘Under the Skin: Short-range Embedded Wireless Technology’, InternationalJournal of Information Management, 22, 3 (2002), pp. 165-179.

Barnes, S.J., ‘Mobile Advertising: Nature and Implications’, International Journal ofAdvertising, 21, 3 (2002), pp. 399-420.

Barnes, S.J., ‘Unwired Business’, E-Business Strategy Management, 4, 1 (2002), pp. 27-37.

Barnes, S.J., ‘The Mobile Commerce Value Chain: Analysis and Future Developments’,International Journal of Information Management, 22, 2 (2002), pp. 91-108.

Barnes, S.J., ‘Bark or Bite? The Commercial Applications of Bluetooth’, E-Business StrategyManagement, 3, 3 (2002), pp. 219-225.

Barnes, S.J., ‘Provision of Services via the Wireless Application Protocol: a StrategicPerspective’, Electronic Markets, 12, 1 (2002), pp. 1-8.

Barnes, S.J. and Vidgen, R., ‘Assessing e-Commerce Quality with WebQual: an Evaluationof the Usability, Information Quality and Interaction Quality of Internet Bookstores’,Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, 3, 3 (2002), pp. 114-127.

Calvert, P., ‘Weeding - is it still Worth the Effort?’, Library Link (November 2002) http://fiordiliji.emeraldinsight.com/vl=4459457/cl=32/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/collection/nov02.htm.

Chan, S. and Yoong, P., ‘Telecenters may be a Viable Alternative for TelecommutersSatisfaction’, Employment Relations Today, 9, 4 (2002), pp. 55-60.


Chawner, B., ‘Koha - an Open Source Success Story’, Library Link (November 2002) http://gessler.emeraldinsight.com/vl=4560095/cl=43/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/technology/nov02.htm.

Cullen, Rowena, ‘In Search of Evidence: Family Practitioners’ Use of the Internet forClinical Information’, Journal of the Medical Library Association, 90, 4 (2002), pp. 370-379.

Gorman, G.E., ‘Has the Collection-User Interface Come of Age?’, Library Link (December2002) http://rudolfo.emeraldinsight.com/vl=5793846/cl=11/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/collection/dec02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘Being Politically Incorrect - Consensus is for the Insecure’, Library Link(November 2002) http://susanna.emeraldinsight.com/vl=4419872/cl=35/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/management/nov02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘Can We Afford It? Is It Worth It? How Do We Decide? Questions forManagers of Digital Collections’, Library Link (May 2002) http://ernesto.emeraldinsight.com/vl=4591545/cl=82/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/management/may02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘Squeezing Blood from a Turnip?’, Library Link (January 2002) http://rudolfo.emeraldinsight.com/vl=7400081/cl=150/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/collection/jan02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘What are we Preserving?’, Library Link (April 2002) http://gessler.emeraldinsight.com/vl=241523/cl=24/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/collection/apr02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘Hernias and Budget Blowouts’, Library Link (July 2002) http://gessler.emeraldinsight.com/vl=634492/cl=42/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/management/aug02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘From “Buying Clubs” to Licensees to Powerful Lobbyists - Where to Nextfor the Consortium?’, Library Link (September 2002) http://ernesto.emeraldinsight.com/vl=4874146/cl=52/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/collection/sept02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘The New Under Class - Casual Workers in the Information Sector’, LibraryLink (February 2002) http://ernesto.emeraldinsight.com/vl=4257526/cl=40/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/management/feb02.htm.

Gorman, G.E., ‘Managing Our Users - Analysing and Evaluating the Information Needsof Client Communities’, Library Link (September 2002) http://pippo.emeraldinsight.com/vl=849224/cl=39/nw=1/rpsv/librarylink/management/sept02.htm.

John, Y.J. and Gorman, G.E., ‘Internet Use in South Korea’, Online Information Review, 26, 5(2002), pp. 335-344.

Purcell, F., ‘SME Development in Samoa’, Global Development Network document onResearch and Policy Network Case Studies (2002) http://www.gdnet.org/subpages/RAPNET/case_studies/case_study_15_full.html.


Toland, J. and Frank, J., ‘Email as a Learning Technology in the South Pacific: anEvaluation’, Educational Technology and Society, 5, 3 (2002), pp. 40-53.

Yoong, P. and Gallupe, B., ‘Coherence in Face-to-Face Electronic Meetings: The HiddenFactor in Meeting Success’, Group Facilitation: A Research and Application Journal, 4, 1(2002), pp. 12-22.

Chapters

Barnes, S.J., ‘The Wireless Application Protocol: Strategic Implications for WirelessInternet Services’, in B. Mennecke and T. Strader (eds), Mobile Commerce (Hershey,PA, Idea Publishing, 2002), pp. 138-153.

Dorner, D.G., ‘Making Sense of Metadata: Reading the Words on a Spinning Top’, in G.E.Gorman (ed.), International Yearbook of Library and Information Management 2002: TheDigital Factor in Library and Information Services (London, Facet Publishing, 2002), pp.305-339.

Hope, B.G. and Fergusson, M., ‘The Challenge of Teaching Research Skills to InformationSystems and Technology Students’, in E. Cohen (ed.), IT Education: Challenges for the21st Century (Hershey, PA, Idea Group Publishing, 2002), pp. 25-40.

Huff, S.L. and Beckow, D., ‘Web-based Retail Business: The Case of Homegrocer.com’, inD. Canton and J. Millar (eds), Legal Land Mines in e-Commerce (Boston, Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2002), pp. 58-71.

Mitchell, G. and Hope, B., ‘Teaching or Technology: Who’s Driving the Bandwagon?’, inE. Cohen (ed.), IT Education: Challenges for the 21st Century (Hershey, PA, Idea GroupPublishing, 2002), pp. 125-145.

Murphy, Peter, ‘The City’, in L.E. Talalay and K. Taylor (eds), What These Ithakas Mean:Readings in Cavafy (Athens, Hellenic Literary and Historical Archive, 2002), p. 74.

Smith, A.G., ‘Evaluating Digital Collections’, in G.E. Gorman (ed.), International Yearbookof Library and Information Management 2002: The Digital Factor in Library andInformation Services (London, Facet Publishing, 2002), pp. 261-281.


Cash, E., Yoong, P. and Huff, S.L., ‘The Impact of e-Commerce on the IS Professional: AnExploratory Study’, in A. Wenn, M. McGrath and F. Burstein (eds), Proceedings of the13th Australian Conference on Information Systems (Melbourne, Victoria University,2002), 3, pp. 332-339.

Chan, S. and Yoong. P, ‘Managing Teleworkers at a Telecentre: An Examination of the Ageof Paradox Theory’, in A. Wenn, M. McGrath and F. Burstein (eds), Proceedings of the13th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (Melbourne, Victoria University,2002), 3, pp. 1167-1174.

Hermanek, M. and Huff, S.L., ‘The Electronic Commerce Network’, in A. Wenn, M.McGrath and F. Burstein (eds), Proceedings of the 13th Australasian Conference onInformation Systems 2002 (Melbourne, Victoria University, 2002), 3, pp. 124-130.


Hooper, A.S.C., ‘Electronic Commerce Technology Adoption and South African SMEs - aGlobal Comparison’, in P. Palvia and S. Palvia, Proceedings of the Third Annual GlobalInformation Technology Management World Conference (Greensboro, NC, GITMA,2002), pp. 191-194.

Hooper, V.A., van Erkom Schurink, C., ‘Alignment Between IT/IS and Marketing: AnExploratory Study into Competitive Advantage’, in P. Palvia and S. Palvia,Proceedings of the Third Annual Global Information Technology Management WorldConference (Greensboro, NC, GITMA, 2002), pp. 94-97.

Hope, B.G. and Richardson, H., ‘The Role of Information Systems and Technology in CaseManagement: a Case Study in Health and Welfare Insurance’, in A. Wenn, F.Burstein and M. McGrath (eds), Proceedings of the 13th Australasian Conference onInformation Systems (Melbourne, Victoria University, 2002), 2, pp. 911-924.

Lee, A., Huff, S.L. and Yoong, P., ‘Electronic Commerce Implementation in New ZealandCompanies’, in P. Palvia and S. Palvia (eds), Proceedings of the Third Annual GlobalInformation Technology Management World Conference (Greensboro, NC, GITMA,2002), pp. 141-148.

McLeavey, C. and Huff, S.L., ‘Measuring e-Commerce System Success’, in T. Terano andM. Myers (eds), PACIS 2002 (Tokyo, Japan Society for Management Information,2002), pp. 39-46.

Murphy, Peter, ‘Printing, Communication and Silence in the Ottoman Empire: Reflectionson Empire and the Architectonics of Justice’, in Executive Committee (eds),Proceedings of 2002 Seoul International Conference for History (Seoul, ExecutiveCommittee 2002 Seoul International Conference for History, 2002), pp. 99-101.

Peszynski, K. and Yoong, P., ‘The Role of Information and Communication Technology inthe Urgent Decision-making Process: A Work in Progress Report’, in A. Wenn, M.McGrath and F. Burstein (eds), Proceedings of the 13th Australasian Conference onInformation Systems (Melbourne, Victoria University, 2002), 3, pp. 1069-1079.

Purcell, F., ‘Internet and Electronic Commerce in Developing Countries of the SouthPacific: An Exploratory Study of SMEs in Samoa’, in A. Wenn, M. McGrath and F.Burstein (eds), Proceedings of the 13th Australasian Conference on Information Systems(Melbourne, Victoria University, 2002), 2, pp. 622-644.

Tetiwat, O. and Huff, S.L., ‘Issues Concerning the Adoption of Web-based Instruction: aStudy of Thai Institutions’, ITUA 2002 Conference (Bangkok, ChulalongkornUniversity, 2002), pp. 121-130.

Tetiwat, O. and Huff, S.L., ‘Determinants of the Adoption of Web-based EducationalTechnology: a Preliminary Analysis of New Zealand Tertiary Educators’, IEEEInternational Conference on Computers in Education (New York, IEEE, 2002), pp. 289-290.

Toland, J., ‘A Comparison of Student Use of Email in Four South Pacific Countries’, IEEEInternational Conference on Computers in Education (New York, IEEE, 2002), pp. 435-439.


Yoong, P. and Cleland, G., ‘Exploring Mobile Internet Meetings: A Work in ProgressReport’, in J. Cooper, C. Alcock, L. Burgess and K. Win (eds), Proceedings of the 2002CoLLECTeR Conference (Wollongong, Faculty of Informatics, University ofWollongong, 2002), pp. 1-10.


Calvert, P., ‘Pacific Island Libraries’ in David J. Stam (ed), International Dictionary ofLibrary Histories (Chicago, Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001), pp. 125-127.

Barnes, S.J., ‘The Potential Impact of Bluetooth on e-Commerce’, e-Commerce Magazine, 2,3 (2002), pp. 14-18.

Enns, H., Huff, S., Higgins, C. and Golden, B., ‘Technical Skills-People Skills: It’s NotEither-Or’, Sloan Management Review, 42, 3 (2002), p. 16.

Gorman, G.E. and Clayton, Peter, ‘Updating Conspectus for a Digital Age’, LibraryCollections, Acquisitions and Technical Services, 26, 3 (2002), pp. 253-258.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘Looking at Digital Libraries for the Younger Set’, NewLibrary World, 103, 7/8 (2002), pp. 293-295.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘Silent but Deadly: Chemical Warfare and ChemicalWeapons Sites on the Web’, New Library World, 103, 4/5 (2002), pp. 180-183.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘11 September 2001, Afghanistan and Osama bin Laden’,New Library World, 103, 3 (2002), pp. 112-115.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘Alternative Media for Information Professionals - Boon orEmbarrassment?’, New Library World, 103, 1/2 (2002), pp. 68-71.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘Some Mega Sites for Metadata’, New Library World, 103, 9(2002), pp. 349-351.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘Gabriel, Come Blow Your Horn [Assessment of Gatewayand Bridge to Europe’s National Libraries]’, New Library World, 103, 10 (2002), pp.410-412.

Gorman, G.E. and Tran, L.A., ‘Libraries and Underdevelopment’, New Library World, 103,6 (2002), pp. 232-234.

Pauleen, D., ‘Implementing Knowledge Management’, Library Hi Tech News, 19, 6 (2002),p. 61.

Toland, J. and Purcell, F., ‘Information and Communications Technology in the SouthPacific: Shrinking the Barriers of Distance’, Development Bulletin, 60 (2002), pp. 91-94.

Tran, Lan Anh, ‘Review of Durrance and Pettigrew’, Online Information Review, 26, 6(2002), pp. 353-354.

Huff, S.L., Fonterra: Merging Information Systems in a Global Scale (Wellington, VUWSchool of Information Management, 2002), Case Study, 22pp.



Barnes, S., ‘Mobile Banking’, International Workshop on Wireless Strategy in the Enterprise(Berkeley, CA, October 2002).

Barnes, S.J., ‘Unwired Business: Wireless Applications in the Firm’s Value Chain’, PACIS2002 (Tokyo, September 2002).

Cullen, Rowena, ‘Addressing the Digital Divide’, LIANZA Annual Conference (Wellington,November 2002).

Gorman, G.E. and Calvert, P.J., ‘Testing Article Quality in IS Journals: The SearchContinues’, 68th IFLA Council and General Conference (Glasgow, August 2002).

Murphy, Peter, ‘Order and Contingency’, Seminar on Social Theory - Responses to the work ofJeffrey Alexander (Melbourne, June 2002).

Murphy, Peter, ‘Response to Keynote’, Seminar on Art and Science (Melbourne, April 2002).

Pauleen, D., ‘Lessons Learned Crossing Boundaries in an Intra-national ICT-SupportedDistributed Team’, Annual Cross-Cultural Research Meeting (Barcelona, December2002).

Purcell, F., ‘e-Commerce Adoption by SMEs in the South Pacific’, Development ResearchSymposium: South Pacific Futures (Brisbane, July 2002).

Rajasingham, Lalita, ‘The Future of Education’, International Conference on Infrastructure fore-Business, e-Education, e-Science and e-Medicine (Rome, August 2002).

Redeker, Gisela and van Ingen, Kyra, ‘Politeness and Hedging in Email Requests AmongMale and Female Friends: Evidence Against ‘Essential’ Gender Differences’,Language and Society Conference 2002 (Hamilton, November 2002).

Redeker, Gisela, Veldman, Gelland and Jacobi, Ria, ‘Electronic Discussions in LargeUndergraduate Courses’, Applied Linguistics Association of New Zealand Symposium2002 (Hamilton, November 2002).

Shep, Sydney, ‘Wellington’s Alternative Print Landscape: Mapping the Changing Face ofGraffiti’, Social Science History Association Conference (St Louis, October 2002).

Shep, Sydney, ‘Peddling the Convict’s Tale: James Squire’s Beer Labels’, BibliographicalSociety of Australia & New Zealand Conference (Dunedin, September 2002).

Shep, Sydney, ‘The Print History Project: Wellington’s Book Trade 1840-2000’, SHARP2002 (London, July 2002).

Tiffin, John, ‘The HyperClass: Education in a Broadband Internet Environment’,International Conference on Computers in Education (Auckland, December 2002).

Theses

PhD

Johnston, R., ‘Colour Printing in the Uttermost Part of the Sea: A Study of the ColourPrint Products, Printers, Technology and Markets in New Zealand, 1830-1914’.


MCA

Han, Yi, ‘Using the Internet as an Effective Survey Tool: An Exploratory Study on InternetSurvey Theories and Techniques’.

Kabalimu, Joseph, ‘Post-Colonial Impact on Information Technology Policy Adoption inDeveloping Countries: The Case of Tanzania’.

McLeavey, Catherine, ‘A Model of Business-to-Consumer Electronic CommerceSatisfaction’.

Management

Books

Cummings, Stephen, Recreating Strategy (London, Sage Publications, 2002), 354pp.

Palhares, Gui L., Transportes Tur’sticos (Säo Paulo, Aleph, 2002), 347pp.

Pearce, Douglas G., Gendai Kanko Chirigaku (Tokyo, Akashi Syoten, 2001), 521pp.

Thickett, Glen and Harbridge, Raymond, A Sourcebook of New Zealand Trade Unions &Employee Organisations (Wellington, Industrial Relations Centre, 2002), 246pp.

Edited Collections

Parry, Ken W. and Meindl, J. R. (eds), Grounding Leadership Theory and Research: Issues,Perspectives and Methods (Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing, 2002), 221pp.

Pearce, Douglas G. and Butler, R. W. (eds), Desenvolvimento em turismo: temascontemporaneos (Säo Paulo, Editora Contexto, 2002), 325pp.

Articles

Blumenfeld, Stephen B., Crawford, Aaron and Walsh, Pat, ‘Globalisation, Trade andUnionisation in an Open Economy: The Case of New Zealand’, InternationalEmployment Relations Review, 8, 1 (2002), pp. 71-82.

Corbett, Lawrence M. and Campbell-Hunt, C., ‘Grappling with a gusher!Manufacturing’s response to business success in small and medium enterprises’,Journal of Operations Management, 20, 5 (2002), pp. 495-518.

Corbett, Lawrence M. and Claridge, G. S., ‘Key manufacturing capability elements andbusiness performance’, International Journal of Production Research, 40, 1 (2002), pp.109-131.

Cummings, S. and Thanem, T., ‘The Ghost in the Organism’, Organization Studies, 23, 5(2002), pp. 817-839.

Davenport, Sally J. and Leitch, Shirley, ‘Strategic Ambiguity in Communicating PublicSector Change’, Journal of Communication Management, 7, 2 (2002), pp. 129-139.

Davenport, Sally J., Carr, Adrian and Bibby, Dave, ‘Leveraging talent: spin-off strategy atIndustrial Research’, R&D Management, 32, 3 (2002), pp. 241-254.


Davies, John, ‘Models of Governance - A Viable Systems Perspective’, The AustralianJournal of Information Systems, 9, 2 (2002), pp. 57-66.

Elias, Arun A., Cavana, Robert Y. and Jackson, Laurie, ‘Stakeholder analysis for R&Dproject management’, R&D Management, 32, 4 (2002), pp. 301-310.

Green, Kesten C., ‘Embroiled in a conflict: who do you call’, International Journal ofForecasting, 18, 3 (2002), pp. 389-395.

Green, Kesten C., ‘Forecasting decisions in conflict situations: a comparison of gametheory, role playing, and unaided judgement’, International Journal of Forecasting, 18,3 (2002), pp. 321-344.

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Infrastructure Regulation and the Demand for Broadband Services:Evidence from the OECD Countries’’, Communications and Strategies, 47 (2002), pp.33-62.

Howell, Bronwyn and Marriott, Lisa, ‘Tax and Privilege: An Economic Perspective ofProposed Changes in New Zealand Taxation Policy’, New Zealand Journal of Tax Lawand Policy, 8 (2002), pp. 171-183.

Jackson, Brad G., ‘Management gurus: What can we really learn from them?’, Mount ElizaBusiness Review, 4, 2 (2002), pp. 67-72.

Jones, Deborah, ‘The Interpretive Auditor: Reframing The Communication Audit’,Management Communication Quarterly, 15, 3 (2002), pp. 466-471.

Lonti, Zsuzsanna, Slinn, Sara and Verma, Anil, ‘Can Government Workplaces Be MadeWorld-Class? Policy Challenges for Labour and Management’, Canadian Labour &Employment Law Journal, 9, 3 (2002), pp. 335-360.

May, Robyn, Walsh, Pat, Harbridge, Raymond and Thickett, Glen, ‘Unions and UnionMembership in New Zealand: Annual Review for 2001’, New Zealand Journal ofIndustrial Relations, 27, 3 (2002), pp. 307-321.

Parry, Ken W., ‘Hierarchy of Abstraction Modelling (H.A.M.) and the psychometricvalidation of grounded theory research’, International Journal of OrganisationalBehaviour, 5, 5 (2002), pp. 180-194.

Parry, Ken W. and Proctor-Thomson, Sarah B., ‘Perceived integrity of transformationalleaders in organizational settings’, Journal of Business Ethics, 35, 2 (2002), pp. 75-96.

Parry, Ken W. et al., ‘Cultural values, sources of guidance and their relevance tomanagerial behavior: A 47 nation study’, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 33, 2(2002), pp. 188-208.

Parry, Ken W., Connell, J. and Cross, B., ‘Leadership in the 21st century: Where is itleading us?’, International Journal of Organisational Behaviour, 5, 2 (2002), pp. 139-149.

Parry, Ken. W. and Proctor-Thomson, Sarah B., ‘Do our chief executives have their fingeron the pulse?’, Auckland Business Review, 4, 1 (2002), pp. 20-30.

Pearce, Douglas G., ‘Tourism and Peripherality: perspectives from Asia and the SouthPacific’, Tourism and Hospitality Research, 3, 4 (2002), pp. 295-310.


Pearce, Douglas G., ‘New Zealand holiday travel to Samoa: a distribution channelsapproach’, Journal of Travel Research, 41, 2 (2002), pp. 197-205.

Pearce, Douglas G., ‘Current and future directions in tourism research’, Japanese Journal ofTourism Studies, 1, 1 (2002), pp. 9-20.

Walsh, Pat and Harbridge, Raymond, ‘Globalisation and Labour Market Deregulation inAustralia and New Zealand: Different Approaches, Similar Outcomes’, EmployeeRelations, 24, 4 (2002), pp. 423-436.

Walsh, Pat, Bryson, Jane and Lonti, Zsuzsanna, ‘Jack be nimble, Jill be quick’: HRCapability and Organisational Agility in the New Zealand Public and PrivateSectors’, Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources, 40, 2 (2002), pp. 179-194.

Walsh, Pat, Harbridge, Raymond and Wilkinson, David, ‘Re-regulation and UnionDecline in New Zealand: Likely Effects’, New Zealand Journal of Industrial Relations,27, 1 (2002), pp. 65-77.

Chapters

Angell, Linda C. and Rands, Gordon P., ‘Factors Influencing Successful and UnsuccessfulEnvironmental Change Initiatives’, in S. Sharma and M. Starik (eds), Research inCorporate Sustainability: The Evolving Theory and Practice of Organizations in TheNatural Environment (Cheltenham/Northampton, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2002),pp. 155-186.

Angell, Linda C., de Boer, Joel, Lam, Kennie, McKeever, Caitrin and Papps, Nicola,‘Unilever Australasia Petone’, in T. W. Batley (ed), Business Case Studies in OperationsManagement (Auckland, Prentice Hall, 2002), pp. 78-87.

Brocklesby, John and Mingers, John, ‘Autopoiesis and the Theory of Viable Systems’, inG. Ragsdell and D. West (eds), Systems Thinking in the Knowledge Era (New York,Kluwer/Plenum, 2002), pp. 50-65.

Corbett, Lawrence M. and Whybark, D. C., ‘Firth Industries Ltd, Wellington Division’, inT. W. Batley (ed), Business Case Studies in Operations Management (Auckland, PrenticeHall, 2002), pp. 94-105.

Corbett, Lawrence M., Brocklesby, John and Campbell-Hunt, Colin, ‘Thinking and Acting:complexity management for a sustainable business’, in G. Frizelle and H. Richards(eds), Tackling Industrial Complexity (Cambridge, Institute for Manufacturing, 2002),pp. 83-96.

Davies, John, ‘Systemic Requirements for the development of Competitive Capability:Lessons from a New Zealand Study of Competitive Advantage’, in G. Ragsdell et al.(eds), Systems Theory and Practice in the Knowledge Age (New York, KluwerAcademic/Plenum Publishers, 2002), pp. 311-320.

Mabin, Victoria J., ‘Another Tight Schedule to Meet: Kiwi Packaging Teaching Note’, in T.W. Batley (ed), Tutors Guide: Business Case Studies in Operations Management(Dunedin, Dept of Management, University of Otago, 2002), pp. 35-40.


Mabin, Victoria J., ‘Another Tight Schedule to Meet: Kiwi Packaging’, in T. W. Batley (ed),Business Case Studies in Operations Management (Auckland, Prentice Hall, 2002), pp.88-93.

May*, Robyn and Walsh*, Pat, ‘Union Organising in New Zealand: Making the Most ofthe New Environment?’, in H. Forbes-Mewett and G. Griffin (eds), Unions 2002:Future Strategies for the Union Movement (Melbourne, National Key Centre inIndustrial Relations, 2002), Monograph No. 15, pp. 231-244.

Parry, Ken W., ‘Better leadership? Ask the right questions’, in C. Barker and R. Coy (eds),The Heart and Soul of Leadership (Brisbane, McGraw-Hill, 2002), pp. 72-99.

Parry, Ken W., ‘Four phenomenologically-determined social processes of organizationalleadership: Further support for the construct of transformational Leadership’, in B.J. Avolio and F. J. Yammarino (eds), Transformational and Charismatic Leadership:Monographs in Leadership and Management (Oxford, JAI Press/Elsevier Science, 2002),2, pp. 339-372.

Parry, Ken W. and Meindl, J. R., ‘Models, methods and triangulation: Researching thesocial processes in our societies’, in K. W. Parry and J. R. Meindl (eds), GroundingLeadership Theory and Research: Issues, Perspectives and Methods (Greenwich, CT:Information Age Publishing, 2002), pp. 199-221.

Pearce, Douglas, ‘Japanese domestic tourism: tradition and modernity’, in P. Morris (ed),The Dynamics of Japanese Tourism in New Zealand (Wellington, Asian Studies Institute,2002), pp. 33-41.

Sahli, M., Hazari, B. and Nowak, J.J., ‘Policy Making in the Generalized Harris-TodaroModel’, in B. Hazari and P. Sgro (eds), Migration, Unemployment and Trade (Boston,Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001), pp. 87-114.

Walsh, Pat and Harbridge, Raymond, ‘Labour Market Reform in New Zealand’, in HedvaSarfati and Guiliano Bonoli (eds), Labour Market and Social Protections Reforms inInternational Perspective: Parallel or Converging Tracks? (Aldershot, Ashgate, 2002),pp. 198-220.


Angell, Linda C. and Rands, Gordon, P., ‘Drivers of Environmental Change inManufacturing’, in D. Lamond (ed), Proceedings of the ANZAM/IFSAM 6th WorldCongress (Gold Coast, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management/International Federation of Scholarly Associations of Management 2002), 9pp, CD-ROM.

Blumenfeld, Stephen and Thickett, Glen, ‘Surfing the Knowledge Wave: The Impact ofInformation and Communication Technology (ICT) on “Decent Work” in NewZealand’, in I. McAndrew and A. Geare (eds), Celebrating Excellence: Proceedings ofthe 16th AIRAANZ Conference (Queenstown, Association of Industrial RelationsAcademics of Australia and New Zealand, 2002), 2, pp. 29-38.


Blumenfeld, Stephen, Walsh, Pat and Crawford, Aaron, ‘Huffing and Puffing? NewZealand’s Trade Unions versus the Big Bad World’, in Anil Verma and Frank Reid(eds), Proceedings of the Joint Conference of the International Industrial RelationsAssociation (IIRA) 4th Regional Congress of the Americas and the Canadian IndustrialResearch Association (Toronto, IIRA/CIRA, 2002), 18pp, CD-ROM.

Bryson, Jane, ‘Business Restructuring Practices in New Zealand’s Top Organisations’, in I.McAndrew and A. Geare (eds), Celebrating Excellence: Proceedings of the 16thAIRAANZ Conference (Queenstown, Association of Industrial Relations Academicsof Australia and New Zealand, 2002), 2, pp. 60-65.

Davenport, Sally J. and Leitch, S., ‘Strategic Ambiguity and Public Sector Management’,in D. Lamond (ed), Proceedings of the ANZAM/IFSAM 6th World Congress (GoldCoast, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management/InternationalFederation of Scholarly Associations of Management, 2002) 9pp., CD-ROM.

Davies, John, ‘Governing across the divide: corporate governance, business and sport’, inK. S. Dhir (ed), Proceedings of the 31st Annual Meeting of Western Decision SciencesInstitute Conference (Las Vegas, Western Decision Sciences Institute, 2002), pp. 108-112.

Davies, John and Mabin, Victoria J., ‘Framing an Ethical Dilemma: A Case forQuestioning Identity’, in K. S. Dhir (ed), Proceedings of the 31st Annual Meeting ofWestern Decision Sciences Institute Conference (Las Vegas, Western Decision SciencesInstitute, 2002), pp. 83-87.

Fernando, Mario, ‘Maslow and Spirituality: Implications for Tomorrow’, in D. Lamond(ed), Proceedings of the ANZAM/IFSAM 6th World Congress (Gold Coast, Australiaand New Zealand Academy of Management/International Federation of ScholarlyAssociations of Management, 2002), 6pp, CD-ROM.

Garnham, Robert, ‘Destination Management Systems: a destination establishes a DMS’, inW. G. Croy (ed), Proceedings of the New Zealand Tourism and Hospitality Conference(Rotorua, Waiariki Institute of Technology, 2002), pp. 276-284.

Lo, Glenda, Cavana, Robert, Y. and Corbett, Lawrence, ‘Quality and CustomerSatisfaction in Passenger Rail Services: Developing Zones of Tolerance forManaging Quality’, in D. Lamond (ed), Proceedings of the ANZAM/IFSAM 6th WorldCongress (Gold Coast, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management/International Federation of Scholarly Associations of Management 2002), 10pp, CD-ROM.

Lonti, Zsuzsanna, ‘Performance-related Workplace Practices in Government’, in I.McAndrew and A. Geare (eds), Celebrating Excellence: Proceedings of the 16thAIRAANZ Conference (Queenstown, Association of Industrial Relations Academicsof Australia and New Zealand, 2002), 2, pp. 215-224.

Lonti, Zsuzsanna and Rastin, Sandra, ‘Union and Management Views on WorkplaceChange in Canadian Government Workplaces’, in Anil Verma and Frank Reid (eds),Proceedings of the Joint Conference of the International Industrial Relations Association(IIRA) 4th Regional Congress of the Americas and the Canadian Industrial ResearchAssociation (Toronto, IIRA/CIRA, 2002), 52pp, CD-ROM.


May, Robin and Barry, Michael, ‘United We Stand, Multiplied We Fall: New Unions andthe New Zealand Employment Relations Act’, in I. McAndrew and A. Geare (eds),Celebrating Excellence: Proceedings of the 16th AIRAANZ Conference (Queenstown,Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand, 2002),2, pp. 11-18.

Parry, Ken W., ‘Leadership, Culture and Work Unit Performance in New Zealand’, in D.Lamond (ed), Proceedings of the ANZAM/IFSAM 6th World Congress (Gold Coast,Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management/International Federation ofScholarly Associations of Management 2002), 11pp., CD-ROM.

Parry, Ken W., ‘An exploration of social processes of leadership in organisations in NewZealand’, in L. Bennington (ed), Proceedings of the Australia and New Zealand Academyof Management (ANZAM) Conference 2002 (Beechworth, La Trobe University, 2002),7pp, CD-ROM.

Parry, Ken W. and McNally, Beverley, ‘A Phenomenological Examination of ChiefExecutive Derailment/Failure’, in D. Lamond (ed), Proceedings of the ANZAM/IFSAM 6th World Congress (Gold Coast, Australian and New Zealand Academy ofManagement/International Federation of Scholarly Associations of Management,2002), 7pp., CD-ROM.

Parry, Ken W. and Roberts, C., ‘Choosing to follow: the emotions and interests of “could-be-followers”’, in Neal M. Ashkanasy, Wilfred J. Zerbe and Charmine E. J. Hartel(eds), Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Emotions and OrganizationalLife (Gold Coast, Bond University, 2002), 20pp.

Pearce, Douglas G. and Tan, Raewyn, ‘Tourism distribution channels: a destinationperspective’, in W. G. Croy (ed), Proceedings of the New Zealand Tourism andHospitality Conference (Rotorua, Waiariki Institute of Technology, 2002), pp. 242-250.

Walsh, Pat and Barry, Michael, ‘Back to the Future? State Policies and Trade Unions inNew Zealand’, in Anil Verma and Frank Reid (eds), Proceedings of the Joint Conferenceof the International Industrial Relations Association (IIRA) 4th Regional Congress of theAmericas and the Canadian Industrial Research Association (Toronto, IIRA/CIRA, 2002),30pp, CD-ROM.

Walsh, Pat, Harbridge, Raymond and Wilkinson, David, ‘Labour Market Re-Regulationand its Effects on Free-Riding in New Zealand’, in L. Bennington (ed), Proceedings ofthe Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM) Conference 2002(Beechworth, La Trobe University, 2002), 7pp, CD-ROM.

Walsh, Pat, Harbridge, Raymond and Wilkinson, David, ‘Determinants of Union Growthin New Zealand: Re-regulations Matters!’’, in I. McAndrew and A. Geare (eds),Celebrating Excellence: Proceedings of the 16th AIRAANZ Conference (Queenstown,Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand, 2002),1, pp. 233-243.


Angell, Linda C., ‘Review of Frank G. A. de Bakker, Product-Oriented EnvironmentalManagement’, Organization & Environment, 15, 4 (2002), pp. 507-510.


Davenport, Sally J., ‘Managing Knowledge in New Zealand Business’, in P. Callaghan(ed), B2B2B: Bio-Science to Bio-Enterprise to Bio-Business (Wellington, Royal Society ofNew Zealand, 2002), Miscellaneous Series 59, pp. 45-54.

Mabin, Victoria J., ‘Toward a Greater Understanding of Linear Programming, Theory ofConstraints, and the Product Mix Problem’, Production and Inventory ManagementJournal 42, 3 (2001), pp. 52-54.

May*, R., Walsh*, P., Harbridge, R. and Thickett, G., Unions & Union Membership in NZ:Annual Review for 2001 (Wellington, VUW Industrial Relations Centre, 2002),Working Paper 2/02, 11pp.

Norman, R., ‘Holding the Public Service to Account: Accountability issues and the rolesof the Treasury and Audit Office’, Chartered Accountants Journal of New Zealand, 81, 11(2002), pp. 26-29.

Sahli, M., Tourism, International Trade and Economic Development (Toulouse, University ofToulouse, 2001), Working Paper, December, 27pp.

Sahli, M., Competitiveness and Revealed Comparative Advantage: An Empirical Study ofInternational Travel (Melbourne, Deakin University, School of Economics, 2001),Working Paper, February, 30pp.

Walsh, P. and Barry, M., State Policies and Trade Unions in New Zealand (Wellington, VUWIndustrial Relations Centre, 2002) Working Paper 1/02, 36pp.


Thickett, Glen, Harbridge, Raymond, Walsh*, Pat and Kiely, Peter, EmploymentAgreements: Bargaining Trends & Employment Law Update 2001/2000 (Wellington,VUW Industrial Relations Centre, 2002), 148pp.


Parry, Ken W., Career Development for our Leaders of the Future: Who Should TakeResponsibility? (Wellington, New Zealand College of Management, 2002), 7pp.


Barry, David, and Rerup, Claus, ‘Calder and the Network: Towards Movement andIndividual Sensibility within Organizational Network Theory’, Annual Meeting of theAcademy of Management (Denver, August 2002).

Barry, David, Hansen, Hans and Carroll, Brigid, ‘To Text or Context? ComparingEndotextual and Exotextual Approaches to Narrative Organizational Research’,Academy of Management Annual Conference (Denver, August 2002).

Brocklesby, John, ‘Autopoiesis and The Theory of Viable Systems’, 7th Annual Conferenceof the United Kingdom Systems Society (UKSS) (York, July 2002).

Brocklesby, John, ‘Autopoietic Theory and Critical Management Studies’, Annual Meetingof the Academy of Management (Denver, August 2002).


Cavana, Bob and Mares*, Ed, ‘Linking critical thinking and systems thinking in the policydevelopment process’, 8th Australia and New Zealand Systems Conference (Mooloolaba,December 2002).

Corbett, Lawrence, Brocklesby, John and Campbell-Hunt, Colin, ‘Thinking and Acting:complexity management for a sustainable business’, Tackling Industrial Complexity:the ideas that make a difference, Conference of the Manufacturing Complexity Network(Cambridge, April 2002).

Davenport, Sally J., ‘Ideographs and Narrative Themes in the Politicisation ofTechnological Choices’, European Group for Organization Studies (EGOS) (Barcelona,July 2002).

Davenport, Sally J., ‘Mapping R&D Stakeholder’, 2002 APEC R&D Training (ART) Forum(Seoul, April 2002).

Davenport, Sally J., Rip, A. and Leitch, S., ‘The “User” Ideograph in Triple HelixNegotiation Processes’, Triple Helix Conference (Copenhagen, November 2002).

Davies, John, ‘Systemic Requirements for the Development of Competitive Capability:Lessons from a New Zealand Study of Competitive Advantage’, 7th AnnualConference of the United Kingdom Systems Society (UKSS) (York, July 2002).

Devine, Sean, ‘A VSM Analysis of the New Zealand National Innovation System’, NZAEAnnual Conference (Wellington, June 2002).

Devine, Sean, ‘Access of SMEs to financial sources in the APEC region (the New Zealandexperience)’, APEC Symposium on Investment (Vladivostok, September 2002).

Elias, Arun, Cavana, Bob and Jackson, Laurie, ‘Stakeholder Analysis for TransportPlanning’, Transport Planning Workshop (Wellington, May 2002).

Fernando, Mario, ‘Understanding Spirituality at Work: A Sensemaking Perspective’, 62ndAcademy of Management Conference (Denver, Academy of Management, August 2002).

Garnham, Bob, ‘Events in the periphery’, IFEA Europe Annual Conference: Journeys ofExpression (Bonn, February 2002).

Gilbertson, Dai, ‘NZOA - A Case of Managing Change’, Seventh Annual New ZealandOrganisation Development Society Conference (Wellington, March 2002).

Hansen, Hans, ‘Approaching Stories’, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management(ANZAM) Conference (Beechworth, December 2002).

Hansen, Hans, ‘Abductive Theorizing’, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management(ANZAM) Conference (Beechworth, December 2002).

Jackson, Brad G., ‘From consultant to guru in seven “easy” steps’, Seventh Annual NewZealand Organisation Development Society Conference (Wellington, March 2002).

Jones, Deborah and Noble, Anne, ‘The “engine of visualization”: a dialogue on howphotography can count as research’, The Art of Management and OrganisationConference (London, September 2002).


Jones, Deborah and Proctor-Thomson, Sarah, ‘Age, Gender and the Rhetoric of the “NewCareer”’, Proceedings of the 10th Conference on Labour, Employment and Work(Wellington, November 2002).

Mabin, Victoria, ‘Project Prioritisation’, Australia and New Zealand Academy of Management(ANZAM) Conference (Beechworth, December 2002).

Mabin, Victoria, Davies, John, and Belton, Valerie, ‘Do you choose your research projects?Or do they choose you? Project Prioritisation – a multi-framing approach’, Australiaand New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM) Conference (Beechworth,December 2002).

May*, Robyn and Walsh*, Pat, ‘Still “Creatures of the State”? The State and New ZealandUnions’, Brisbane World Congress of Sociology, Labour Movements Research Committee(Brisbane, July 2002).

May*, Robyn and Walsh*, Pat, ‘Union organising in New Zealand: Making the most of thenew environment’, Unions 2002: Future Strategies for the Union Movement(Melbourne, July 2002).

Norman, Richard, ‘At the Centre or in control? Central agencies in search of new roles ina decentralised public service’, Structure and Organisation of Government Conference(Melbourne, June 2002).

Norman, Richard, ‘Rethinking the Thermostat, Paradoxes and a pendulum swing in theperformance management systems of the New Zealand public sector’, What if? –Assessing the Public Policy and Management Implications of Social Science Research:Association of Public Policy and Management Conference (Dallas, November 2002).

Norman, Richard, ‘One-dimensional public sector reporting’, Australia and New ZealandAcademy of Management (ANZAM) Conference (Beechworth, December 2002).

Palhares, Gui L., Espirito Santo Jr., R. A. and Santos, M. P. S., ‘Creating Unity, notDeepening Differences: Towards a Common Aviation Area of the Americas’, 6thAnnual ATRS (Air Transport Research Society) Conference (Seattle, July 2002).

Parry, Ken W. and Sinha, Paresha, ‘Success at Developing Transformational Leadershipthrough the Full Range Leadership Development (FRLD) Programme’, Australia andNew Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM) Conference (Beechworth, December2002).

Pearce, Douglas G., ‘Japanese domestic tourism: tradition and modernity’, Colloquium onthe Dynamics of Japanese Tourism in New Zealand (Wellington, March 2002).

Retna, Kala, S., ‘Challenging Singapore Culture: Turning Singapore School into aLearning Organisation’’, ERAS (Educational Research Association of Singapore)Conference (Singapore, November 2002).

Riad, Sally, ‘Acculturation in mergers: A bicultural perspective’ Mergers and AcquisitionsSummit’, Strategic Management Society Mini-Conference (Calgary, June 2002).

Riad, Sally and Millad S., ‘Representing Representation’, The Art of Management andOrganisation Conference (London, September 2002).


Riad, Sally and Millad S., ‘Under the desk’, The Art of Management and OrganisationConference (London, September 2002).

Sahli, Mondher, ‘Coastal Tourism, International Trade and Welfare’, AFSE Conference onInternational Trade (Geneva, January 2002).

Sahli, Mondher, ‘Tourism: Increasing Returns and Welfare’, GDR Economie et FinancesInternationals (CNRS) (Bordeaux, June 2002).

Sahli, Mondher, Hazari B. R. and Sgro, P., ‘Analyse de la compétitivité et de laspécialisation touristique des pays de l’OCDE’, Colloque international de recherche entourisme de l’Association Française des IUP Tourisme, Hôtellerie et Loisirs (Chambéry,September 2002).

Sahli, Mondher, Hazari B. R. and Nowak, J. J., ‘Tourism, Decay and Growth in a DynamicModel of Trade’, Colloque international de recherche en tourisme de l’AssociationFrançaise des IUP Tourisme, Hôtellerie et Loisirs (Chambéry, September 2002).

Theses

PhD

Ateljevic, Jovo, ‘Small tourism firms: owners, environment and management practices inthe Centre Stage of New Zealand’.

Harris, Candice, ‘Women and Power: A study of New Zealand Women BusinessTravellers’.

Kan, Melanie, ‘Identifying Paradox: A Grounded Theory of Nurse Leadership inOvercoming Organisational Change Resistance’.

MCA

Howell, Graham, ‘Policy Failure by the Department of Work & Income’.

Lee, Daniel, ‘Business Use of the World Wide Web in New Zealand’.

MMS

Ho, Melissa, ‘An Exploratory Study into the Implementation of Theory of Constraints(TOC) in New Zealand Manufacturing’.

Rigby, David, ‘Disseminating E-Business Globally and Locally: A Rhetorical Inquiry intothe Role of the ‘Big Five’ Management Consulting Firms’.

MPP

Thickett, Glen, ‘Judicial Activism: A Public Policy Perspective’.

MTM

Abramovici, Martine, ‘What Lies behind the Romance of the Grape? A Case Study of theWairarapa Region, New Zealand’.

Armstrong, Kerry, ‘Issues Regarding Museum Evaluation and the Visitor Experience: ACase Study of “Signs of a Nation” in the Museum of New Zealand Te PapaTongarewa’.


Chen, Judy, ‘Tour Group and Independent Travel: An Analysis of Asian Chinese Visitorsto New Zealand’.

Li, Wei, ‘Government Tourism Organizations in China: An Interorganizational Analysis’.

Pihema, Wayne, ‘The Development of Indigenous Tourism Attractions in New Zealand’.

Schaenzel, Heike, ‘Meaningful Experiences: Understanding the Values Gained fromWildlife-Visitor Interaction. A Case Study into Environmental Interpretation at theMarine Education Centre in Wellington’.

Slater, Kathleen, ‘Guess What We Have Planned For You Today? The Influence ofResident/Hosts on the Visitation Activities of their Visiting Friends and Relatives’.

Tan, Raewyn, ‘Distribution Channels for Singapore Holiday Travel to New Zealand’.

Marketing and International Business

Books

Ashill, Nicholas, Strategic Marketing Management Case Book (Roseville NSW, McGraw-HillIrwin, 2002), 117pp.

Boyce, Gordon and Ville, Simon, The Development of Modern Business (Houndmills,Palgrave, 2002), 376pp.

Edited Collections

Boyce, Gordon and Gorski, Richard (eds), Resources and Infrastructures in the MaritimeEconomy, 1500-2000 (St. John’s, Newfoundland, International Maritime EconomicHistory Association, 2002), 161pp.

Articles

Ashill, Nicholas and Jobber, David, ‘Defining Marketing Information Needs: AnExploratory Study of Senior Marketing Executives’, Journal of Business andManagement, 8, 2 (2002), pp. 165-179.

Beal, Tim, ‘Information and Communications Technologies in the two Koreas: Contrasts,Commonalities, Challenges’, Global Economic Review, 30, 4 (2001), pp. 51-67.

Beal, Tim, ‘Missed Opportunities and Blighted Promise: Problems and Prospects forDPRK Tourism’, International Journal of Corean Unification Studies, 10, 2 (2001), pp.165-197.

Beal, Tim, ‘Government Promotion and Facilitation of ICT use by SMEs: APEC and NewZealand Perspectives’, Asian Small Business Review, 4, 1 (2001), pp. 85-109.

Boyce, Gordon and Lepper, L.J., ‘Assessing Information Quality Theories: The USS Co.Joint Venture with William Holyman & Sons and Huddart Parket Ltd, 1904-35’,Business History, 44, 4 (2002), pp. 85-120.

November, Peter, ‘Teaching Marketing Theory: A Hermeneutic Approach’, MarketingTheory, 2, 1 (2002), pp. 115-132.


Chapters

Beal, Tim, ‘Small and Medium Sized Enterprises and the New Economy: Problems,Prospects and Policies’, in Hans-Jorg Richter (Hrsg.) (ed), MittelstandischeUnternehmungen im Sopannungsfeld zwischen New und Old Economy (Schwerin, IngoKoch Verlag & Co. KG, 2002), pp. 185-198.

Beal, Tim, ‘Taiwanese Business Migration to Australia and New Zealand’, in I.P. Manying(ed), Re-examining Chinese Transnationalism in Australia-New Zealand (Canberra,Australian National University Press, 2001), pp. 25-44.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Shipping and Other Industries: A Comment on Vertical Relations’, in D.J.Starkey and M. Hahn-Pedersen (eds), Concentration and Dependency (Esbjerg, Fisheri-og Sofartsmusseets, 2002), pp. 155-60.


Longley, Sarena and Ashill, Nicholas, ‘Perceived Environmental Uncertainty, MKISDesign and Decision-Maker Performance: The Intervening Role of IndividualDifferences’, in K. S. Dhir (ed), Proceedings of the 31st Annual Meeting of the WesternDecision Sciences Institute (Las Vegas, Western Decision Sciences Institute, 2002), pp.582-584.


Beal, Tim, ‘Review of David Birch, Tony Schirato and Sanjay Srivastava (eds), Asia:Cultural Politics in the Global Age’, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 3, 2 (2001), pp.230-233.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Cotton Textiles (mid 19th century)’, Gordon Boyce and Simon Ville (eds),The Development of Modern Business, www.uow.edu.au/commerce/econ/modbusiness/Textile%20Production.pdf.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Pottery (late 18th/early 19th centuries)’, Gordon Boyce and Simon Ville(eds), The Development of Modern Business, www.uow.edu.au/commerce/econ/modbusiness/pottery.pdf.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Iron & Steel Production (to 1945)’, Gordon Boyce and Simon Ville (eds),The Development of Modern Business, www.uow.edu.au/commerce/econ/modbusiness/Iron%20&%20steel.pdf.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Excerpts from the Book of Discipline’, Gordon Boyce and Simon Ville(eds), The Development of Modern Business, www.uow.edu.au/commerce/econ/modbusiness/Book%20of%20Discipline.pdf.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Quarry Bank Mill - Indenture’, Gordon Boyce and Simon Ville (eds), TheDevelopment of Modern Business, www.uow.edu.au/commerce/econ/modbusiness/Quarry%20Bank%20Indenture.pdf.

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Quarry Bank Mill - Rules and Conditions of Employment’, GordonBoyce and Simon Ville (eds), The Development of Modern Business, www.uow.edu.au/commerce/econ/modbusiness/Quarry%20Bank%20Rules%20.pdf.



Ashill, Nicholas and Jobber, David, ‘An Empirical Investigation of the Factors affectingthe Scope of Information needed in a MkIS’, 31st European Marketing AcademyConference (Braga, May 2002).

Ashill, Nicholas and Jobber, David, ‘An Empirical Investigation of the Factors Affecting aBroad Side MKIS’, Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference(Melbourne, December 2002).

Beal, Tim, ‘E-Unification of Koreas: Dreams, Plans and Realities’, Information TechnologyRevolution and National Security on the Korean Peninsula Conference (Hawaii, October2002).

Beal, Tim, ‘Digital Divide on the Korean Peninsula: Constructive Engagement OffersSolutions’, Institute for Korean-American Studies Inc (Pennsylvania, June 2002).

Beal, Tim, ‘Out of the Shadows: Emerging Political and Civil Participation of the Chinesein New Zealand’, Civic Participation of Global Chinese Communities InternationalConference (Kaohsiung, July 2002).

Beal, Tim, ‘SMEs in East Asia Catching up on the Digital Challenge: Simplicity, Focus,Synergy’, The 6th Annual Asia-Pacific Forum for Small Business: Small and MediumEnterprise Linkages, Networking and Clustering (Kuala Lumpur, July 2002).

Beal, Tim (with Moha Asri Abdullah), ‘Information and Communications Technology inAsia Pacific Countries: Implications from small and medium Enterprises inMalaysia’, Second International Conference on SMEs in a Global Economy: SustainingSME Innovation, Competitiveness and Development in the Global Economy (Wollongong,July 2002).

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Creating International Comparative Advantages through E-Government’, Australia New Zealand International Business Association Conference(Brisbane, November 2002).

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Enron: The Failure of a Corporate Leader and the Failure of Leadership’,Corporate Leadership in Australia Conference (Wollongong, September 2002).

Boyce, Gordon, ‘Information Conveyance, Filters, and Institutional Selection’,International Business Conference (Waikiki, June 2002).

Krisjanous, Jayne and Love*, Matene, ‘First Steps toward Marketing to Maori’, AustraliaNew Zealand Marketing Association Conference (Melbourne, December 2002).

Rod, Michel and Paliwoda, Stanley J., ‘Multi-Sector Collaboration: An Action InquiryCase Study of The Institute of Pharmaco-Economics - a Government, Industry &University Collaborative Venture’, The 4th Triple Helix Conference (Copenhagen andLund, November 2002).


Scott-Kennel, Joanna, ‘Selling up or growing up? Divestiture as an InternationalisationStrategy: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the Life-cycle of a Small,Innovative Firm’, Assessing International Business Theory and Practice: 2002 AnnualConference of the Australia-New Zealand Academy of International Business (ANZIBA)(Brisbane, October 2002).

Thirkell, Peter, Wiley*, James and Cook*, Daniel, ‘Modeling the Effect of Ad on BrandChoice for a High Involvement Product Using an Internet Based Experiment’,Australia New Zealand Marketing Association Conference (Melbourne, December 2002).

Wiley, James (with Wilkinson, Ian and Young, Loise), ‘Toward Developing Measures ofBusiness Relationships’, International Marketing and Purchasing Asia (Perth, December2002).

Wiley, James, Krisjanous*, Jayne and Hutchins*, Sharne, ‘An Experimental Evaluation ofPhysical and Social Fear Appeals on Youths’ Intensions to Drive Safely’, AustraliaNew Zealand Marketing Association Conference (Melbourne, December 2002).


FACULTY OF HUMANITIES ANDSOCIAL SCIENCES

Art History, Classics and Religious Studies

Books

Barton, Christina, Ground/Work: The Art of Pauline Rhodes (Wellington, Victoria UniversityPress, 2002), 136pp.

Geering, Lloyd, Christianity Without God (Wellington, Bridget Williams Books, 2002),157pp.

Edited Collections

Huber, Toni (ed), Amdo Tibetans in Transition: Society and Culture During the Post-Mao Era(Leiden, Brill Academic Publishers, 2002), 336pp.

Morris, Paul (ed), Dynamics of Japanese Tourism in NZ (Wellington, Asian Studies Institute,2002), 102pp.

Morris*, Paul, Ricketts*, Harry, and Grimshaw, Michael (eds), Spirit in a Strange Land: ASelection of New Zealand Spiritual Verse (Auckland, Godwit, 2002), 200pp.

Articles

Blackley, Roger, ‘Every picture tells a story: Victorian art in Australasian collections’, ArtNew Zealand, 102 (2002), pp. 84-89.

Davidson, John, ‘Arrival at the Cave: The Odyssey and Greek Drama’, Wiener Studien, 115(2002), pp. 45-57.

Davidson, John, ‘Homer and Euripides’ Troades’, Bulletin of the Institute of ClassicalStudies, 45 (2001), pp. 65-79.

Davidson, John, ‘Sophocles’ Philoctetes: The Encounter of the Generations’, WurzburgerJahrbucher fur die Altertumswissenschaft, 25 (2001), pp. 27-39.

Dearden, Chris, ‘From Athens to Magna Graecia: Dramatic Vision’, Greek and RomanDrama: Translation and Performance, Beitrage zum antiken Drama und seiner Rezeption,Band 12 (2002), pp. 183-196.

Epstein, Stephen, ‘“Second Encounter” by Han Ung-bin’, Acta Koreana, 5, 2 (2002), pp. 81-97. (Translation).

Epstein, Stephen, ‘North Korean Short Stories on the Cusp of the New Millennium’,Journal of Korean Cultural Studies, 5 (2002), pp. 295-350. (Reprint with Koreantranslation).

Epstein, Stephen, ‘North Korean Short Stories on the Cusp of the New Millennium’, ActaKoreana, 5,1 (2002), pp. 33-50.

Epstein, Stephen, ‘The Education of Daphnis: Gods, Goats, the Birds and the Bees’,Phoenix, 56 (2002), pp. 25-39.


Maddox, Marion, ‘Women, Religion and the Australian Right’ (2002 Penny MageeMemorial Lecture)’, Australian Religion Studies Review, 15, 2 (2002) pp. 13-28.

Morris, Paul, ‘History, Religion and War’, Stimulus, 10, 1 (2002), pp. 16-23.

Rosenbloom, David, ‘From Poneros to Pharmakos: Theater, Social Drama and Revolutionat Athens, 428-404 BCE’, Classical Antiquity, 21, 2 (2002), pp. 283-346.

Skinner, Damian, ‘“Things that have a long way to go”: A biography of Kate Coolahan’,Art New Zealand, 104 (2002), pp. 80-83, 94-95.

Veitch, James, ‘Terrorism and Religion’, Stimulus, 10, 1 (2002), pp. 26-37.

Chapters

Barton, Christina, ‘Photography and Post-object art’, Action Replay: Post Script (Auckland,Artspace, 2002), pp. 15-31.

Burton, Diana, ‘The Death of Gods in Greek Succession Myths’, in Felix Budelmann andPantelis Michelakis (eds), Homer, Tragedy and Beyond: Essays in honour of P.E.Easterling (London, Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies, 2001), pp. 43-56.

Huber, Toni, ‘Ritual Revival and Innovation at Bird Cemetery Mountain’, in Toni Huber(ed), Amdo Tibetans in Transition: Society and Culture During the Post-Mao Era (Leiden,Brill Academic Publishers, 2002), pp. 113-145.

Huber, Toni, ‘Introduction: Amdo and its Modern Transition’, in Toni Huber (ed), AmdoTibetans in Transition: Society and Culture During the Post-Mao Era (Leiden, BrillAcademic Publishers, 2002), pp. xi-xxiii.

Huber, Toni, ‘Guidebook to Lapchi’, in Donald S. Lopez, Jr. (ed), Religions of Asia inPractice, An Anthology (Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2002), pp. 490-504.

Huber, Toni, ‘Shangri-la in Exile: Representations of Tibetan Identity and TransnationalCulture’, in Thierry Dodin and Heinz Rather (eds), Imagining Tibet: Perceptions,Projections and Fantasies (Boston, Wisdom Publications, 2001), pp. 357-371.

Morris, Paul, ‘New Zealand Spirituality: A time for re-enchantment’, in Paul Morris,Harry Ricketts and Michael Grimshaw (eds), Spirit in a Strange Land: A Selection ofNew Zealand Spiritual Verse (Auckland, Godwit, 2002), pp. 182-189.

Morris, Paul, Ricketts, Harry, Grimshaw, Michael, ‘Introduction’, in Paul Morris, HarryRicketts* and Michael Grimshaw (eds), Spirit in a Stange Land: A Selection of NewZealand Spiritual Verse (Auckland, Godwit, 2002), pp. 9-14.

Skinner, Damian, ‘Schoon and Maori art’, in Natalie Portman (ed), Theo Schoon:Photographs and drawings (Auckland, John Leech Gallery, 2002), pp. 2-6.


Blackley, Roger, ‘Redefining war art: ‘Review of Ted Lewis, I was no soldier: An artist’s wardiary’, New Zealand Books, 12, 1 (2001), p. 8.

Bulbulia, Joseph, ‘Review of Nicholas Agar, Life’s Intrinsic Value: Science, Ethics andNature’, Yana, 58 (February 2002), pp. 19-23.


Bulbulia, Joseph, ‘Review of James McClenon, Wondrous Healing: Shamanism, HumanEvolution and the Origin of Religion’, Yana, 59 (August 2002), pp. 15-18.

Bulbulia, Joseph, ‘Review of Pascal Boyer, Religion Explained: The Evolutionary Origins ofReligious Thought’, ERAS, 4 (December 2002), http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/eras/edition4Index.htm.

Davidson, John, ‘The Absence of Alkemene in the Trakhiniai’, Hermes, 129 (2001), pp. 551-53.

Davidson, John, ‘Sophocles Electra 197-200’, La Parola del Passato, 61 (2001), pp. 199-202.

Dearden, Chris, ‘Review of P. Totaro, Le seconde parabasi di Aristofane’, Prudentia, 33, 2(2001), pp. 205-7.

Deuling, Judy, ‘The Methods and Techniques of Archaeology (with special reference toRome)’, NZACT Bulletin, 29 (1 March 2002), pp. 21-24.

Douglas, Virginia, ‘Art Forum Series 2001: Serving up Food for Thought’, Art NewZealand, 101 (2001-2002), pp. 38-40.

Epstein, Stephen, ‘Review of David McCann and Barry Strauss, War and Democracy: AComparative Study of the Korean and Peloponnesian War’, Korean Studies Review, 15(2002) http://www.koreaweb.ws/ks/ksr/ksr02-15.htm.

Harper, Jenny, ‘Cultural pledges: A background perspective’, Art New Zealand, 102 (2002),pp. 36-37.

Huber, Toni, ‘Review of Pasang Wangdu, dBa’ bzhed. The Royal narrative concerning thebringing of the Buddha’s doctrine to Tibet’, Acta Orientalia, 62 (2001), pp. 280-286.

Huber, Toni, ‘Review of Melvyn C. Goldstein and Matthew T. Kapstein (eds), Buddhism inContemporary Tibet: Religious Revival and Cultural Identity’, Anthropological Forum, 12, 1(2002), pp. 101-103.

Huber, Toni, ‘Review of Katia Buffetrille, Pelerins, Lamas et Visionnaires. Sources Orales etEcrits sur les Pelerinages Tibetains’, International Institute for Asian Studies Newsletter, 17(2002), p. 40.

Johnston, Courtney, ‘Wellington Exhibitions’, Art New Zealand, 104 (2002), pp. 46-47.

Johnston, Courtney, ‘Wellington Exhibitions’, Art New Zealand, 103 (2002), pp. 46-47.

Johnston, Courtney, ‘Wellington Exhibitions’, Art New Zealand, 105 (2002-2003), pp. 48-49.

Morris, Paul, ‘Berger’s View of Lubavitch’, NZ Jewish Chronicle (August 2002), p. 14.

Morris, Paul, ‘Dynamics of Japanese Tourism in New Zealand’, in Paul Morris (ed),Dynamics of Japanese Tourism (Wellington, Asian Studies Institute, 2002), pp. 3-8.

Morris, Paul, ‘In Memory of Harold Turner (1911-2002)’, Yana, 59 (2002), pp. 21-25.

Morris, Paul, ‘New Zealand Christmas Stamps 2002 - New Zealand church interiors’, NZPost Collections 2002 (Wellington, New Zealand Post, 2002), pp. 48-51.


Morris, Paul, ‘Review of David Berger, The Rebbe, The Messiah and the Scandal of OrthodoxIndifference’, Yana, 58 (2002), pp. 23-26.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Giles Fraser, Redeeming Nietzsche: On the Piety of Unbelief’, Yana,59 (2002), p. 12.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of L.R.B. Mann (ed), Science and Religion: Festschrift in Honour ofHarold Turner and John Morton’, Yana, 58 (2002), pp. 11-12.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Marion Maddox, For God and Country, Religious Dynamics inAustralian Federal Politics’, Yana, 58 (2002), p. 6.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Michael King, At the Edge of Memory’, New Zealand Books (2002),pp. 5-6.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Norman Simms and Charles Meyers (eds), Troubled Souls:Conversos, Crypto-Jews, and Other Confused Jewish Intellectuals from the Fourteenththrough the Eighteenth Century’, Yana, 59 (2002), p. 11.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Norman Simms, In a Season of Hate’, Yana, 59 (2002), p. 11.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Norman Simms, Sir Gawain and the Knight of the Green Chapel’,Yana, 59 (2002), pp. 6, 12.

Morris, Paul, ‘Review of Richard Madsen et al. (eds), Meaning and Modernity: Religion,Polity and Self’, Yana, 59 (2002), p. 12.

Morris, Paul, ‘Scholar Profile of Steven Katz’, NZ Jewish Chronicle (July 2002), p. 20.

Pomeroy, Arthur, ‘Review of Donna W. Hurley (ed), Suetonius, Divus Claudius’, ClassicalReview, 52 (2002), pp. 22-23.

Pomeroy, Arthur, ‘Review of S. Mitchell and G. Greatrex (eds), Ethnicity and Culture inLate Antiquity’, Prudentia, 33 (2001), pp. 198-201.

Pomeroy, Arthur, ‘Stobaeus 2.7.11l(W)’, Hermes, 130 (2002), pp. 250-53.

Rosenbloom, David, ‘Review of A. F. Garvie, Ajax is Megas: Is that all we can say?Sophocles’ Ajax’, Prudentia, 33, 2 (2001), pp. 109-130.

Skinner, Damian, ‘“Jewelled” at Te Papa’, Object, 39 (2002), pp. 16-18.

Skinner, Damian et al., ‘New Sights New Sites: A review of art in Te Papa’, Art NewZealand, 102 (2002), pp. 36-45.

Veitch, James, Islam and Christianity in Indonesia: a fifty year search for understanding,tolerance and respect (Auckland, Auckland University, NZIAS, 2002), 23pp.

Veitch, James, Indonesia: A Nation in Transition - a context for tragedy in Bali (Wellington,Institute of Internal Affairs, 2002), 21pp.

Veitch, James, ‘Remembering Harold’, Yana, 59 (2002), pp. 25 - 29.

Veitch, James, ‘Times of Turmoil: The First Century CE - The Century that Changed theWestern World’, Massah, 13 (2002), pp. 3-6.


Weiss, Rick, ‘Review of Isabelle Nabokov, Religion Against the Self: An Ethnography of TamilRituals’, Journal of Religion, 82, 1 (2002), pp. 151-152.



Barton, Christina (curator), Pauline Rhodes - Conduits and containers: Leakage from the text(Wellington, Adam Art Gallery, 22 June - 18 August 2002).

Plimmer, Kristelle (artist and curator), with Alice Karvelas, Curative Acts (Wellington,Enjoy Gallery, 9-26 October 2002).


Blackley, Roger, ‘Killing the thing you love? Theft, vandalism and the canon’, LoadedCanons: Discourse and Power in Aotearoa New Zealand (Wellington, November-December 2001).

Blackley, Roger, ‘Using old-fashioned resources’, Art Libraries Society of Australia and NewZealand: Getting the Picture (Auckland, April 2002).

Blackley, Roger, ‘Venus versus Adonis, or Beauty and the Beast’, Australasian VictorianStudies Association: The Erotic Empire (Adelaide, January-February 2002).

Brookes, Jonathan, ‘Spectres and Speculators: Karl Marx and the Theology of the Market’,New Zealand Association for the Study of Religion / International Association for theHistory of Religions Conference (Wellington, December 2002).

Brunt, Peter, ‘Diaspora and indigeneity’, Local content/global context (Auckland, July 2002).

Brunt, Peter, ‘Samoan tattooing in two documentary films: “Moana: Romance of theSouth Seas” by Robert Flaherty; and “My Crasy Life”, by Jean-Pierre Gorin’, Tatau/Tattoo (London, May 2002).

Bulbulia, Joseph, ‘Evolutionary Game Theory and Supernatural Commitment’, NewZealand Association for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History ofReligions Conference (Wellington, December 2002).

Deuling, Judy, ‘Regional Reports: Etruscan Studies in Australasia, 2002’, The EtruscansNow Conference (London, December 2002).

Deuling, Judy, ‘The “Dido”: Greek Tragedy within the Context of Roman Epic’, GreekDrama III Conference (Sydney, July 2002).

Epstein, Stephen, ‘Human, Animal and Theocritean Ambiguity: Grumblings in the GreenCabinet’, Triennial Conference of New Zealand Universities’ Classics Departments(Wellington, June 2002).

Frost, Rebecca, ‘The Nationalisation of the Turn to Nature’, Prophecy, Power and Pluralism:International Conference on Religion and Politics in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific(Wellington, December 2002).

Harper, Jenny, ‘Whose freedom? Church, state and art museum’, Art Association ofAustralia and New Zealand (Sydney, December 2002).


Hoverd, William, ‘Medical Morality and the Problem of Fat in Western Society’, NewZealand Association for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History ofReligions Conference (Wellington, December 2002).

Johnston, Courtney, ‘Peter Tomory: Nationalist Writer or Not?’, Loaded Canons: Discourseand Power in Aotearoa New Zealand (Wellington, November-December 2001).

Maddox, Marion, ‘Durkheim Beyond Liberalism’, Cross-Campus Symposium onInternational Human Rights Theory (Wellington, August 2002).

Maddox, Marion, ‘Instrumental Religion and the Family Values Right’, Prophecy, Powerand Pluralism: International Conference on Religion and Politics in Australia, New Zealandand the Pacific (Wellington, December 2002).

Maddox, Marion, ‘Religion and Australian Politics: Out of the Methodological Bog’,Australasian Political Studies Association (Canberra, October 2002).

Maddox, Marion, ‘The Political Price of Religious Innocence’, XVth ISA World Congress ofSociology (Brisbane, July 2002).

Maddox, Marion, ‘What is Religion For? Durkheim and the “Religion of Man”’, NewZealand Association for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History ofReligions Conference (Wellington, December 2002).

Maskill, David, ‘From distinction to identity: ‘resemblance’ in 18th-century Frenchportraiture’, Art Association of Australia and New Zealand (Sydney, December 2002).

Mawson, Michael, ‘The Dead Sea Scrolls and Frameworks of Interpretation’, New ZealandAssociation for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History of ReligionsConference (Wellington, December 2002).

McCafferty, Siobhann, ‘The Business of Prophecy and the Market God’, New ZealandAssociation for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History of ReligionsConference (Wellington, December 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘Conflict and Convergence: Universal and Particular Declarations ofHuman Rights’, Cross-Campus Symposium on International Human Rights Theory(Wellington, August 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘Jewish Studies in New Zealand’, Wellington Jewish Studies Symposium(Wellington, July 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘Maori Political-Sacral Movements in Aotearoa’, Prophecy, Power andPluralism: International Conference on Religion and Politics in Australia, New Zealand andthe Pacific (Wellington, December 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘Opening address: Japanese Tourism and its Impacts’, ASI Colloquium(Wellington, November 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘Religious Nationalism in Israel and India’, American Academy of Religion(Toronto, November 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘The Dynamics of Japanese Tourism in New Zealand’, ASI Colloquium(Wellington, March 2002).


Morris, Paul, ‘The Globalisation of Virtue’, American Studies Association (Houston,November 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘The Holocaust in Literature’, Wellington Jewish Studies Symposium(Wellington, July 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘The Morality of the Market: US influence in Australia and New Zealand’,Australia and New Zealand American Studies Association (Melbourne, July 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘Thinking the All Too Thinkable: The neo-liberal network connectingAustralia, NZ and the UK’, Networks in History Conference (Brisbane, July 2002).

Morris, Paul, ‘What is Religion For? Asia Pacific Perspectives’, New Zealand Association forthe Study of Religion / International Association for the History of Religions Conference(Wellington, December 2002).

Morris, Paul, Ricketts, Harry, ‘New Zealand Spirit’, Language and CommunicationsAssociation of NZ Annual Conference (Wellington, September 2002).

Pomeroy, Arthur, ‘Don’t Speak Latin in Front of the Books’, Blood, Text and Fears: ReadingAround Buffy the Vampire Slayer Conference (Norwich, October 2002).

Pomeroy, Arthur, ‘The State of Classics in New Zealand’, Classical Association of AtlanticStates Conference (New Brunswick, NJ, October 2002).

Pomeroy, Arthur, ‘The Vision of a Fascist Rome in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator’, Kinema Panelat the American Philological Association Conference (Philadelphia, January 2002).

Renton-Green, Andrew, ‘Politics and Islam in Indonesia: trends and prospects’, NewZealand Association for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History ofReligions Conference (Wellington, December 2002).

Rice, Rebecca, ‘Hybridity and Authenticity: Contested Objects and their Histories’, LoadedCanons: Discourse and Power in Aotearoa New Zealand (Wellington, November-December 2001).

Richards, Llewelyn, ‘Is Religion Irrational? A logical investigation’, New ZealandAssociation for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History of ReligionsConference (Wellington, December 2002).

Rosenbloom, David, ‘From Poneros to Pharmakos: Theater, Social Drama and Revolutionin Athens, 428-404 BCE’, Invited Lecture, Ohio State University (Columbus, OH, 2002).

Rosenbloom, David, ‘Staging Imperial Desire: Trojan Women, Birds and the Culture ofAthenian Imperialism’, Greek Drama III Conference (Sydney, July 2002).

Rosenbloom, David, ‘’The Retailer of Villainy’: the Hegemony of the Demos, the ComicDemagogue, and Aristogeiton’, Triennial Conference of New Zealand Universities’Classics Departments (Wellington, June 2002).

Trundle, Matthew, ‘From the Little Bighorn to Thermopylae: Remembering the GloriousDefeat’, University College of London, Centre for the Classical World Seminar (London,December 2002).


Trundle, Matthew, ‘The Origins of Porne Prostitution and Mercenary Demand in ClassicalGreece’, University of London Graduate Student Seminar Series (London, October 2002).

Trundle, Matthew, ‘Wages and Prices in the Classical World’, Triennial Conference of NewZealand Universities’ Classics Departments (Wellington, June 2002).

Veitch, James, ‘Terrorism, Islam and Indonesia’, New Zealand Association for the Study ofReligions / International Association for the History of Religions Conference (Wellington,December 2002).

Weiss, Rick, ‘The Other and the Possibility of Utopia’, American Academy of ReligionNational Conference (Toronto, November 2002).

Weiss, Rick, ‘The Social Power of Miracles’, New Zealand Association for the Study ofReligions / International Association for the History of Religions Conference (Wellington,December 2002).

Theses

PhD

Bird, Susan, ‘The Use of Characterisation in Sallust’.

Yomogida, Yuko, ‘Hiroshima Memories: The Hiroshima survivors’ ambivalence’.

MA

Campbell, Penelope, ‘Collecting the Pacific 1768-1977: Joseph Banks, Alexander Turnbull,Rex Nan Kivell’.

Chhana, Jayendra, ‘Ammianus Marcellinus: A Roman Relic? A Study ofhistoriographical tradition as represented in the Res Gestae’.

de Joux, Antony, ‘Banking in Graeco-Roman Egypt’.

Lipene, Tavita, ‘Fa’asamoa and Church Music in New Zealand’.

McMullan, Patrick, ‘Standing Anew: Inculturation and its Challenge to Globalisation’.

Asian and European Languages and Cultures


Lecaude, Jean-Marc, Etudes cinematographiques: Les Miserables (Christchurch, University ofCanterbury Press, 2002), 192pp.

Russell, Peter, The Themes of the German Lied from Mozart to Strauss (Lewiston, NY, EdwinMellen Press, 2002), 451pp.

Edited Collections

Zohrab, Irene (ed), New Zealand Slavonic Journal, 35 (2001), 294pp.

Zohrab, Irene (ed), Festchrift in Honour of Arnold McMillin New Zealand Slavonic Journal,36 (2002), 326pp.


Articles

Barke, Andrew and Sakai, Mineo, ‘Zengaku nihongo koosu no kaizen ni mukete noankeeto choosa ( A questionnaire-survey for the improvement of the JapaneseLanguage Course open to all international students on campus)’, Okayama UniversityInternational Student Center Journal, 9 (2002), pp. 63-76.

Campbell, Duncan, ‘Translation of Cai Shaoqing, “On the Overseas Chinese SecretSocieties of Australia”’, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 4, 1 (2002), pp. 30-45.

Campbell, Duncan, ‘The Epistolary World of a Reluctant 17th Century ChineseMagistrate: Yuan Hongdao in Suzhou’, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 4, 1(2002), pp. 159-193.

Leggott, Sarah, ‘A Testimony of Female Communist Militancy: Nieves Castro’s “Una vidapara un ideal”’, Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies, 8, 1 (2002), pp. 89-102.

Riccobono, Rossella, ‘Il paesaggio come poesia agli esordi del romanzo pavesiano’, CesarePavese. Tra ‘destino’ e ‘speranza’, (2002), pp. 89-98.

Smith, Monika, Lapkin, S. and Swain, M., ‘Reformulation and the learning of Frenchpronominal verbs in a Canadian French immersion context’, The Modern LanguageJournal, 86 (2002), pp. 485-507.

Zohrab, Irene, ‘Documents, New Material and Translations. Harold W Williams: TheOrganisation of the Provisional Government; Lenin; Gorky’s Letter to Lenin.’, NewZealand Slavonic Journal, 35 (2001), pp. 225-236.

Zohrab, Irene, ‘Dostoevsky in Europe: The Life of a Great Sinner as source material for‘The Possessed’ and ‘The Adolescent’, and Ulrichs’s Confessional ‘Third Sex’ theoryand some Court Cases in Germany. First Instalment.’, New Zealand Slavonic Journal35, (2001), pp. 241-265.

Zohrab, Irene, ‘Refashioning masculine gender norms on the pages of ‘The Citizen’during Dosteovsky’s editorship.’, Modernism and Postmodernism. Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies, 28, 3 (2001), pp. 333-362.

Zohrab, Irene, ‘’Mann-mannliche’ Love in Dostoevsky’s fiction. (Reassessing ‘ThePossessed’.) With attributions of editorial notes in ‘The Citizen’. First instalment.’,Dostoevsky Journal. An Independent Review, 3 ( 2002), 74 pp.

Chapters

Sun, Mei and Hsiung, Hsien-kuan, ‘Wan ming juzuo zhong de qinglou nuzi(Representations of the courtesan in late Ming plays)’, in Zhang Hongsheng (ed),Critical Essays on Ming-Qing Literature and Gender (Nanjing, Jiangsu Guji Press, 2002),pp. 182-197.


Kano, Fujio, ‘The Images of Japan Portrayed in Poems by New Zealand Poets’, Journal ofNew Zealand Studies in Japan (Palmerston North, Massey University, 2002), pp. 95-107.


Riccobono, Rossella, ‘Implementing and using the multimedia course of rete.co.it in theteaching of Italian at tertiary level’, in A. Goody, J. Herrington, and M. Northcote(eds), Proceedings of the 2002 Annual International Conference of the Higher EducationResearch and Development Society of Australasia, Perth, Australia [Online ConferenceProceedings] (Perth, Higher Education Research and Development Society ofAustralasia, 2002) www.ecu.edu.au/conferences.herdsa/papers/nonref/pdf/RossellaRiccobono.pdf.


Gilmour, Nicola, ‘Review of Philip Martin-Clark, Art, Gender, and Sexuality. New Reading ofCermunda’s Later Poetry’, AUMLA, 98 (2002), pp133-136.

Pawliez, Myreille, ‘Review of Malcolm Offord, Laila Ibrolfassi, Nicki Hitchcott, SamHaigh, Rosemary Chapman, Francophone Literatures: A Literary and LinguisticCompanion’, New Zealand Journal of French Studies, 23, 2 (2002), pp. 74-76.

Pawliez, Myreille, ‘Review of Jane Freedman and Carrie Tarr, Women, Immigration andIdentities in France’, New Zealand Journal of French Studies, 23, 1 (2002), pp. 40-41.

Pawliez, Myreille, ‘Un reve de rapprochement’, L’Annee francophone internationale 2002(2002), p. 288.

Smith, Keren, ‘The Bald Ballerina and the ‘Real Thing’: A Discussion of Mats Ek’s SwanLake’, Illusions, 34 (2002), pp. 34-37.

Smith, Monika and Steinman, Linda, ‘Review of J.B. Carroll and S.M. Sapon, ModernLanguage Aptitude Test and Manual (MLAT)’, The Canadian Modern Language Review,58, 2 (2001), pp. 307-312.

Sun, Mei, ‘China’ and ‘Mei Lanfang’ in Colin Chambers (ed), The Continuum Companion toTwentieth Century Theatre (London, Continuum, 2002), pp. 154-156.

Sun, Mei, ‘Jianlun quanqiuhua yali xia xiqu zhi baocun (On the preservation oftraditional Chinese theatre under the pressures of globalisation)’, Drama and FilmMonthly, 2 (2002), pp. 36-38.

Limited Scale Performances and Productions

Anderson, Jean, Translation and presentation of literary texts by Nadine Ribault for her reading“Lire en fete avec Nadine Ribault” (Wellington, October 2002).

Atzeni, Gianni (actor), Non tutti i ladri vengono per nuocere - The Virtuous Burglar(Wellington, 28 & 29 September, 2002).

Lecaude, Jean-Marc, Les Miserables dans le cinema francais (Presentation to AllianceFrancaise, 16 September 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Magnificat, Bach (Wellington, December 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Schubert/Wolf Recital (Welllington, September 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Mass in G, Bach (Wellington, July 2002).


Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Requiem, Durufle; Six Songs, Rodgers (Paraparaumu, June2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Serenade to Music, Vaughan Williams (Lower Hutt, May 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Serenade to Music, Vaughan Williams (Wellington, May 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Creation, Haydn (Paraparaumu, May 21 and 26, 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Requiem, Verdi (Wellington, May 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Requiem, Durufle (Wellington, May 2002).

Russell, Peter (bass soloist), Cantata 80, Bach; Vesperae Solennes, Mozart; Mass in C,Beethoven (Palmerston North, April 2002).

Smith, Monika and Thorn, Janice, (voice) Duets by Bach, Handel, Mendelssohn, Brahms, andDvorak (Toronto, April 2002 and Pembroke, Canada, August 2002).


Anderson, Jean, ‘Y a-t-il une orange dans ce texte? L’oeuvre en prose de MarylineDesbiolles’, New Zealand Interuniversity French Seminar (Wellington, July 2002).

Bai, Limin, ‘Environment Appropriate for Children’, International Business Leaders’Advisory Council for the Mayor of Shanghai (Shanghai, November 2002).

Bai, Limin, ‘Teachers’ Training Programs in China and in the West: A ComparativePerspective’, The 8th Annual Meeting of the Association of Chinese Education (Kunming,September 2002).

Bai, Limin, ‘Mengyangyuan: The Chinese Adoption of Kindergarten’, Berks Conference onWomen’s History (Connecticut, June 2002).

Riccobono, Rossella, ‘Il grumo che resta sui polpastrelli: Resisting angels in EugenioMontale’s poetry’, In Recollection of Tom O’Neil. A Colloquium on Modern French andItalian Literature (Melbourne, November 2002).

Smith, Monika, ‘Reformulation and revision: A study of Canadian French immersionlearners’, Annual Conference of European Association of Research on Learning andInstruction (Fribourg, Switzerland, August-September 2001).

Zohrab, Irene, ‘Poniatie ‘zhertvoprinoshemiia’ v antichnom, bibleiskom I russko-narodnom predaniiakh (s ssylkoi na tragediiu Ostrovskogo ‘Groza’). The notion ofvictimage-sacrifice in classical, biblical and native Russian cultural traditions’.(Read in absentia). Fourth International Conference on Biblical Text in Russian Literatureof the Eighteenth to Twentieth Centuries (Petrozavodsk, Russia, June 2002).

Education (including Women’s Studies)


Evans, Marian, Public legal services: an annotated bibliography (Wellington, Legal ServicesAgency, 2002), 84pp.


Edited Collections

Sullivan, Keith (ed), McGill Journal of Education (Special Edition: Education Policy andPractice in New Zealand) 37, 1 (2002), 128pp.

Articles

Beals, Fiona, ‘Let’s Dig Down Deep: A Philosophical Look at Social studies Education inNew Zealand Using a Post-Structural Genealogical Analysis’, New Zealand AnnualReview of Education: Te Arotake a Tau o te Ao o te Matauranga I Aotearoa, 11 (2001), pp.199-213.

Evans, Marian, ‘Lesbian landscapes: a little oral history’, Women’s Studies Journal, 17, 2(2001), pp. 102-119.

Laurie, Alison J., ‘Manufacturing Silences’, Oral History in New Zealand, 12/13 (2000/2001), pp. 14-17.

Laurie, Alison J., ‘Frances Hodgkins - Journeys of the Heart’, Journal of Lesbian Studies, 5,1/2 (2001), pp. 27-47.

May, Helen, ‘Early Childhood Care and Education. An Overview of History, Policy andCurriculum Issues’, McGill Journal of Education, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 19-36.

May, Helen, ‘Mapping Some Landscapes of Colonial-Global Childhood’, European EarlyChildhood Research Journal, 9, 2 (2001), pp. 5-20.

Milligan, Andrea, ‘Special Education Policy with Regard to Adolescents with Moderate toSevere Behaviour Needs’, New Zealand Annual Review of Education: Te Arotake a Tau ote Ao o te Matauranga I Aotearoa, 11 (2001), pp. 317-336.

Mitchell, Linda, ‘Currents of Change: Early Childhood Education in 2001’, New ZealandAnnual Review of Education: Te Arotake a Tau o te Ao o te Matauranga I Aotearoa, 11(2001), pp. 123-143.

Morris Matthews, Kay, ‘The Deviant Child and Larrikin Youth in Colonial Towns: StateIntervention and Social Control Through Education in New Zealand’, EducationReview, 54, 3 (2002), pp. 115-123.

Morris Matthews, Kay, ‘“Simply Madness”: Historical Perspectives on Teachers andUniversity Study’, History of Education Review, 30, 2 (2001), pp. 1-13.

Penetito, Wally, ‘Research and Context for a Theory of Maori Schooling’, McGill Journal ofEducation, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 89-109.

Podmore, Valerie N. (with May, Helen and Car, Margaret), ‘Learning and teaching stories:Action research on evaluation in Aotearoa-New Zealand’, European Early ChildhoodEducation Research Journal, 10, 2 (2002), pp. 115-126.

Sanga, Kabini, ‘A Case for Integrity in Development Assistance Partnerships’, Journal ofPacific Studies, 25, 2 (2001), pp. 10-17.

Sullivan, Keith, ‘The Choices Programme: An Educational Opportunity for ‘At-risk’Students as they enter High School’, McGill Journal of Education, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 37-56.


Sullivan, Keith, ‘Editorial: Education Policy and Practice in Contemporary Aotearoa/New Zealand’, McGill Journal of Education, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 6-18.

Sullivan, Keith, ‘Unreal Tournament: The Battle Over the Social Studies Curriculum’, NewZealand Annual Review of Education: Te Arotake a Tau o te Ao o te Matauranga I Aotearoa,11 (2001), pp. 179-197.

Thompson, G. Brian, ‘Teaching and the Phonics Debate: What Can We Learn?’, NewZealand Annual Review of Education: Te Arotake a Tau o te Ao o te Matauranga I Aotearoa,12 (2002), pp. 161-178.

Thompson, G. Brian, Connelly, V. and Johnston, R., ‘The Effect of Phonics Instruction onthe Reading Comprehension of Beginning Readers’, Reading and Writing: AnInterdisciplinary Journal, 14 (2001), pp. 423-457.

Twist, Juliet, ‘School entry Assessment: An Evaluation of its Ability to Support FormativeAssessment and the Use of Teacher Judgement’, New Zealand Annual Review ofEducation: Te Arotake a Tau o te Ao o te Matauranga I Aotearoa, 11 (2001), pp. 215-227.

Chapters

Bird, Lise, ‘Educational Reform in New Zealand: Where Were the Children?’, in RosalindEdwards (ed), Children, Home and School: Regulation, Autonomy or Connection?(London, Routledge-Falmer, 2002), pp. 41-56.

Dalli, Carmen, ‘From Home to Childcare Centre: Challenges for Mothers, Teachers andChildren’, in Aline-Wendy Dunlop and Hilary Fabian (eds), Transitions in the EarlyYears (London, Routledge-Falmer, 2002), pp. 51-71.

Dalli, Carmen, ‘The Challenges of Starting Childcare: Narratives from Lived Experience’,in Valerie Sollars (ed.), Curricula, Policies and Practices in Early Childhood Education(Malta, University of Malta Press, 2002), pp. 170-180.

May, Helen, ‘Aotearoa-New Zealand 2000: The Politics of Early Childhood Policy andCurriculum’, in Valerie Sollars (ed.), Curricula, Policies and Practices in Early ChildhoodEducation (Malta, University of Malta Press, 2002), pp. 66-75.

Morris Matthews, Kay, ‘’Forward’’, in Joyce Goodman and Jane Martin (eds), Gender,Colonialism and Education : the politics of experience (London, Frank Cass, 2002), p. I.

Penetito, Wally, ‘Developments in Maori Education 1960-2000’, in Frances Pene, ‘AnaMaui Taufe’ulungaki and Cliff Benson (eds), Tree of Opportunity: Rethinking PacificEducation (Suva, University of the South Pacific, 2002), pp. 125-132.

Sanga, Kabini, ‘Beyond Access and Participation: Challenges Facing Pacific Education’, inFrances Pene, ‘Ana Maui Taufe’ulungaki and Cliff Benson (eds), Tree of Opportunity:Re-Thinking Pacific Education (Suva, University of the South Pacific, 2002), pp. 52-58.

Sullivan, Keith, ‘Read, Think and Be Merry for in Two Weeks Your Assignment Is Due’, inP. Schwarz and G. Webb (eds), Assessment: Case Studies, Experience and Practice fromHigher Education (Case Studies of Teaching in Higher Education Series) (London, KoganPage, 2002), pp. 121-128.



Gilbert, Jane, ‘Developing Narrative-Based Approaches to Science Education: Re-thinkingan ‘Old’ Discipline for the ‘Knowledge Age’’, in Bill Cope and Mary Kalantsis (eds),Learning For The Future: Proceedings of the Learning Conference 2001 (Altona, Vic.,Common Ground, 2001), 23pp.

Hyman, Prue, ‘The Armed Forces and the Police: Barriers to Gender Equity/Intergration -and Feminist Reservations About Breaking Into These Last Bastions’, 2001 Women’sStudies Association (NZ) Conference Papers (Wellington, Women’s Studies Association,2002), pp. 119-125.

Neyland, Jim, ‘Re-thinking Curriculum: An Ethical Pespective’, in Bill Barton, Kay Irwin,Maxine Pfannkuch and Owen Thomas (eds), Mathematics education in the SouthPacific: Proceedings of the 25th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education ResearchGroup of Australasia Incorporated (Pymble, NSW, Mathematics Education ResearchGroup of Australia, 2002), pp. 512-513.

Neyland, Jim, ‘Against the Cult of Expertise: Towards a Mathematics Curriculum for2020’, The New Zealand Mathematics Magazine, 39, 2 (2002), pp. 35-40.

Te One, Sarah, ‘Multiple Voices, Multiple Perspectives: On-going, CollaborativeConversation’, Early Education, 28 (2002), pp. 11-16.


Cornforth, Sue, ‘Review of John Mellor-Clark, Counselling in Primary Health Care in theContext of the NHS Quality Agenda: The Facts’, New Zealand Journal of Counselling, 23, 2(2002), pp. 77-79.

Dalli, Carmen, ‘The importance of the early years: towards reframing our discourse’, Thefirst years: New Zealand Journal of Infant and Toddler Education, 3, 1 (2002), pp. 3-7.

Gilbert, Jane, ‘Review of Jerry Wellington and Jonathan Osborne, Language and Literacy inScience Education’, New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies, 36, 2 (2001), pp. 293-297.

Gilbert, Jane and Cameron, Marie, ‘When Two Cultures Collide: Similarities andDifferences Between Tertiary Teachers in Two Institutional Contexts’, New ZealandJournal of Educational Studies/Te Hautaka Matai Matauranga o Aotearoa, 37, 1 (2002), pp.87-91.

Hyman, Prue, ‘Individuality, Individualism, and the New Right: Asserting Lesbian Self-Identity by Group Politics’, Women’s Studies Association Newsletter, 22, 3 (2002), p. 20.

Hyman, Prue, ‘Review of Jane Kelsey, At the Crossroads - Three Essays’, Women’s StudiesAssociation Newsletter, 23, 1 (2002), pp. 23-24.

Hyman, Prue, ‘Review of Jane Kelsey, Reclaiming the Future: New Zealand and the GlobalEconomy’, Feminist Economics, 8, 1 (2002), pp. 128-133.

Hyman, Prue, ‘Suffrage Day - where are we on pay equity and paid parental leave?:Sunday Supplement, 6 October 2002’, Women’s Studies Assocation Newsletter, 23, 2(2002), pp. 10.


Hyman, Prue, ‘The Israel/Palestine/Arab Conflict: Some Thoughts from a JewishFeminist’, Women’s Studies Association Newsletter, 23, 1 (2002), pp. 13-14.

Hyman, Prue, ‘The Paid Parental Leave and Employment Protection (Paid ParentalLeave) Amendment Bill’, Women’s Studies Association Newsletter, 22, 3 (2002), p. 13.

Laurie, Alison J., ‘Review of Shifen Gong, A Fine Pen, The Chinese View of KatherineMansfield’, New Zealand Women’s Studies Journal, 18, 1 (2002), pp. 126-128.

MacDonald, Geraldine, ‘Dr C.E. Beeby: The Quality of Education’, SET: ResearchInformation for Teachers, 2 (2000), pp. 25-27.

May, Helen, Taming and Training: Missionary Infant Schooling for Maori Children 1820-1850(Wellington, VUW Institute for Early Childhood Studies, 2002), Occasional Paper,36pp.

McComish, J., ‘Two Poems: ‘Springing along’; ‘The Avon’, Takahe, 45 (May 2002), p. 18.

Morris Matthews, Kay, ‘Review of Helen May, Politics in the Playground: The World of EarlyChildhood Education in Post-war New Zealand’, Women’s Studies Newsletter, 22, 3 (2002),p. 16.

Podmore, Val, ‘Review of Helen May, Politics in the Playground: The World of EarlyChildhood in Post-war New Zealand’, McGill Journal of Education, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 117-120.

Putsch, Heide, ‘Moral and theological aspects of the Prostitution Reform Bill’ (2002) 10pp.http://www.timbarnett.org.nz/documents/heide_paper:pdf.

Sullivan, Keith, ‘Review of Vicky Carpenter et al. (eds), Theory in Practice for Educators andClive McGee and Deborah Fraser (eds), The Professional Practice of Teaching (2nd ed)’,McGill Journal of Education, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 120-125.

Te One, Sarah, Portfolios as an Alternative Assessment Tool (Wellington, VUW Institute forEarly Childhood Studies, 2002), Occasional Paper 12, 39pp.


Barrington, John, Scoping Study for a History of Government Policy and Maori Education 1840-2000, report for the Crown Forestry Rental Trust (2002), 112pp.

McComish, J., Report on the Draft Quality Standard for Adult Vocational Literacy Providers2001, research report contracted by Workbase - the National Centre for WorkplaceLiteracy and Language, Auckland (2002), 37pp.

McComish, J. and Beresford, J., Evaluation of the Correspondence School’s RTLB Pilot,research report contracted by The Correspondence School (2001), 30pp.

McComish, J. and Franken, M., Improving English language outcomes for students receivingESOL services in New Zealand schools, with a particular focus on new immigrants,research report contracted by the Research Division, Ministry of Education,Wellington (2002), 182pp.


Sullivan, Keith, ‘CHOICES’: Supporting At-risk Third Formers to Reach Their Potential - HalfWay There: The Colenso High School Innovations Project, report for the Ministry ofEducation (2002), 292pp.


Mead, Anne and Podmore, Valerie, Early Childhood Education Policy Coordination Under theAuspices of the Department/Ministry of Education: A Case Study of New Zealand (Paris,UNESCO, 2002), UNESCO Early Childhood and Family Policy Series, 34pp.

Podmore, Valerie, Home-Based Early Childhood Services: The Case of New Zealand (Paris,UNESCO, 2002), UNESCO Policy Briefs on Early Childhood (No. 6) (Translated intoFrench, Spanish, Chinese/Mandarin and Arabic), 2pp.

Sanga, Kabini and Pasikale, Anna, Guidelines for Researching with Pacific Communities, areport for the Pacific Business Trust, 22pp.

Sanga, Kabini, Macalista, R., Annandale, T. and Gunn, G., Solomon Islands Law and Justice,a report for the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, (2002) 37pp.

Thompson, G. Brian, Review of An Evaluation of the Four Minute Reading Programme, reportfor the New Zealand Ministry of Education, 2pp.

Thompson, G. Brian, Review of the Report of the Early Childhood Primary Link via LiteracyProject, report for the New Zealand Ministry of Education, 3pp.


Alcock, Sophie, ‘Young Children Being Playful: Experiencing and CommunicatingHumour and Fun in Early Childhood Settings’, Fifth Congress of the InternationalSociety for Cultural Research and Activity Theory (ISCRAT) (Amsterdam, June 2002).

Appleby, Peter, ‘Kura Kaupapa Maori: Tomorrow’s Schools and Beyond’, New ZealandAssociation for Research in Education Conference (Palmerston North, December 2002).

Bell, Marie, ‘Pioneers of Parents’ Centre’, Parents Centre Jubilee Conference (Wellington,September 2002).

Bird, Lise, Beals, Fiona, Cornforth, Sue, Duncan, Duane, O’Connor, Carol and Roberson,Shirley, ‘Transformative Possibilities for Critical and Sensitive Discourse Research’,New Zealand Association for Research in Education Conference (Palmerston North,December 2002).

Brennan, Margaret, ‘’Sociocultural Theory: Challenging the Status Quo’ Early ChildhoodSymposium’, New Zealand Association for Research in Education Conference (PalmerstonNorth, December 2002).

Brennan, Margaret, ‘Sociocultural theory - “How do you do it? How do you teach it?”’, TeTari Puna Ora o Aotearoa-New Zealand Childcare Association Annual Conference(Christchurch, July 2002).

Brown, Don and Thomson, Charlotte, ‘Innovation New Zealand: Moving Between TwoStories - The Development of a New Special Education Professional DevelopmentProgramme’, Innovations in Education Conference (Kansas City, 2002).


Brown, Don and Thomson, Charlotte, ‘Using Co-operative Learning to Enhance StudentOutcomes’, Department of Education Seminar Series (University of Hull, 2002).

Brown, Don, Thomson, Charlotte, Jones, Liz, Moore, D. W., Walker, A., Anderson A.,Glynn, Ted, Medcalf, J. and Davies, T., ‘Caught Between Stories: Problem Solving forParadigm Change’, Innovations in Education Conference (Kansas City, 2002).

Chu, Cherie, ‘Manaaki Pihipihinga: Maori and Pacific Mentoring Programme at VictoriaUniversity of Wellington’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic ofVanuatu, October 2002).

Craig, Barbara, ‘E-quality and E-learning: New Opportunities for Families’, EduCATSummit Innovation in eEducation (Hamilton, April 2002).

Craig, Barbara, ‘The Computers in Homes Project’, Strengthening Communities throughTechnology: Flaxroots Technology Conference (Auckland, April 2002).

Dalli, Carmen, ‘Starting Childcare: Hearing All the Voices’, Infantastic (Christchurch, April2002).

Dalli, Carmen, ‘Learning in the Social environment: Cameos From Young Children’sExperiences of Starting Childcare’, European Early Childhood Research AssociationConference (Lefkosia, August 2002).

Dalli, Carmen, ‘Knowing/Questioning/Developing our Theoretical Basis/Bases in thePostmodern World: Challenges for Early Years Teachers’, Collaborative Approaches inthe Early Years - NZEI National Conference (Wellington, April 2002).

Dalli, Carmen, ‘What Children Learn From Each Other and What We Can Learn FromThem’, Keynote address, The Politics of Early Childhood Education Conference(Auckland, August 2002).

Dalli, Carmen, ‘Early Childhood Policies: Stories of Collaborative Action in the 1990s’,OECD Country Seminar on Education and Trade Unionism (Wellington, October 2002).

Dalli, Carmen, ‘Learning in Early Childhood Settings: Views that Inform the Practice ofEarly Childhood Educators’, Ministry of Education National Hui on the Arts forProfessional Development Contract Teams (Wellington, April 2002).

Fernandez, Sean, ‘Schooling for a Shrinking World’, Re-Thinking Education Together (PortVila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Fonua, Siosiana, ‘Ethical Issues in Tongan Insider Research’, Re-Thinking EducationTogether (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Fonua, Siosiana, ‘Implementation of Bilingual Education in the Friendly Islands: Not soFriendly Politics’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu,October 2002).

Fuamatu, Lagolasi, ‘The Future of Samoan Language in New Zealand Education’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Gilbert, Jane, ‘Science Education for ‘the Knowledge Society’’, Third Annual New ZealandScience Education Research Symposium (Wellington, November 2002).


Gilbert, Jane, ‘Re-Examining the Gender and Science Question in the Light of ‘KnowledgeSociety’ Developments’, Science Unlimited: Fourth Conference of the Association forWomen in the Sciences (Auckland, July 2002).

Greer, Gillian, ‘The Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategy: positive health andsexuality’, Women’s Health Conference (Wellington, November 2002).

Haapu, Thomas, ‘Globalisation, Hip-Hop Culture and Maori’, Te Herenga Waka SeminarSeries (Wellington, September 2002).

Haapu, Thomas, ‘Pasifika Maori: The Re-introduction of Maori back into the Pacific’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Haapu, Thomas, ‘Maori, Colonisation and Psychology’, Hawaii International Conference onSocial Sciences (Honolulu, June 2002).

Hyman, Prue, ‘Globalisation and the ‘International Coalition Against Terror’: A NewZealand Feminist Economics Perspective’, International Association for FeministEconomics Conference (Los Angeles, July 2002).

Hyman, Prue, ‘Improving the Minimum code and Other Strategies for Adequate Wagesand Working Conditions in New Zealand’, International Association for FeministEconomics Conference (Los Angeles, July 2002).

Hyman, Prue, ‘Fair/Living/Family/Minimum/Social Wages: Historical and Recent NewZealand Debates’, 10th Labour, Employment and Work Conference (Wellington,November 2002).

Ikiua, Janice, ‘Expressions of Voice: Identity and Creativity through Poetry and Art’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Jones, Liz, ‘Practice Is As Practice Does: Portfolios that Shape and DemonstrateProfessional Practice’, Teacher Education Forum of Aotearoa/New Zealand Conference(Wellington, August 2002).

Jones, Liz, ‘Portfolios Promote Professionalism’, Teacher Education Forum of Aotearoa/NewZealand Conference (Wellington, August 2002).

Keeton, Jenny, ‘The Schooling Experience in Aotearoa: A Critical Analysis’, Re-ThinkingEducation Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Le, Huong, ‘Socio-cultural Theory and Teaching English as a Foreign Language’, FifthCongress of the International Society for Cultural Research and Activity Theory (ISCRAT)(Amsterdam, June 2002).

Lemihio, Nila, ‘Foundation Builders: Tokelau Early Childhood Education in Aotearoa’,Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

MacGregor, Hone, ‘Beyond Basic Education’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila,Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Maniapoto, Maria, ‘Why Maori Children Underachieve at School’, Re-Thinking EducationTogether (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).


Margrain, Valerie, ‘Accommodating the Precocious Reader: Rhetoric and Reality’, TeacherEducation Forum of Aotearoa New Zealand Conference (Wellington, August 2002).

Margrain, Valerie, ‘Mixed Methodology Research In Early Childhood’, New ZealandAssociation for Research in Education Conference (Palmerston North, December 2002).

Margrain, Valerie, ‘Linking Literacy Learning and Te Whaariki’, Early ChildhoodProfessional Developmental Symposium (Auckland, August 2002).

Margrain, Valerie, ‘Beginning School and Already Reading’, Reading Association Conference(Christchurch, July 2002).

Marriner, Lisa, ‘Putting the Lid on Closing the Gaps: Challenging Ideologies for Maoriand Pacific Education in Aotearoa’, Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila,Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

May, Helen, ‘Politics, Possibilities, Potential: Working in the Early Years - EarlyChildhood Sector’, Early Childhood Matters: Department of Human Service Conference(Monash University, October 2002).

May, Helen, ‘“Blue Skies” Talk in the Playground’, Politics of Early Childhood Education(Auckland College of Education Professional Development Symposium) (Auckland,August 2002).

May, Helen, ‘Reframing Early Childhood Qualities and Qualifications: Perspectives fromthe Antipodes’, An Emerging Profession: National Coordinating Childcare Committee ofIreland Conference (Galway, Sptember 2002).

May, Helen, ‘Parent Support Programmes and Early Childhood Services in NewZealand’, Parenting in Japan, NHK Television/Ministry of Welfare and Labour Conference(Tokyo, November 2002).

McDonald, Lex, ‘Training Culture Shock: Acknowledging the Significance of Culture ForTransfer of Training’, Ninth International Literacy and Education Research NetworkConference on Learning (Beijing, July 2002).

Meade, Anne and Podmore, Valerie, ‘Early Childhood Administration Under theEducation Authority: A Case Study of New Zealand’, European Early ChildhoodEducation Research Association Conference (Lefkosia/Nicosia, August 2002).

Moore, William, ‘Globalisation and Education in Multiethnic Societies’, Re-ThinkingEducation Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Morris Matthews, Kay, ‘Centre and Periphery/Spaces and Networks: “Imagining Home”- Women Graduate Teachers Abroad 1880-1920’, Joint British-Australian History ofEducation Conference (Swansea, November-December 2002).

Neyland, Jim, ‘Globalisation and Education in Multiethnic Societies’, Re-thinkingEducation Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Neyland, Jim, ‘Rethinking Curriculum: Lessons from Jazz Improvisation’, MathematicsEducation in the South Pacific, the 25th Annual Conference of the Mathematics EducationResearch Group of Australasia (Auckland, July 2002).


Pereira, Tolo, ‘Rethinking the Value of Play in Young Children’s Learning’, Re-ThinkingEducation Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Podmore, Valerie, ‘Administration of early Childhood Education Services in NewZealand: Issues and Implications’, UNESCO Forum on Early Childhood Care andEducation (Phnom Penh, October 2002).

Podmore, Valerie (with Sauvao, Le’autuli’ilagi M. and Mapa, Lia), ‘SocioculturalPerspectives on Transition to School from Pacific Islands Early Childhood Centres’,Third Pacific Early Childhood Education Research Association Conference (Shanghai, July2002).

Roberson, Shirley, ‘The Challenges and Implications of Researching Youth Violence Usinga Critical Approach’, Health Policy, Practice and Research in the 21st Century: Making aDifference Conference (Auckland, 2002).

Ropata, Tom, ‘Mainstream education and Te Reo Maori’, Re-Thinking Education Together(Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Sanga, Kabini, ‘Education for Pacific Peoples in Aotearoa’, Centre for Continuing EducationFulbright Hays Seminar (Wellington, August 2002).

Sanga, Kabini, ‘Future Directions for Pacific Research’, Inaugural Pacific IslandsPostgraduate Students’ Symposium on Pacific Research (Auckland, September 2002).

Sanga, Kabini, ‘The Relevance of Irrelevance in Melanesian Education’, RethinkingEducation Together Conference (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Sanga, Kabini, ‘Waswe iu oraet? Foresight & Solomons Leadership’, USP-SISA LeadershipSeminar (Suva, May 2002).

Sanga, Kabini, ‘Weitim Lau? Tough Times and Tougher Acts’, Pacific Studies Symposium onthe Pacific Hot Spots (Wellington, August 2002).

Sanga, Kabini, ‘A strategy for re-thinking Pacific education’, Ministry of Foreign AffairsPacific Education Seminar (Wellington, June 2002).

Sanga, Kabini and Nally, Trisha, ‘Rethinking Development Practice’, DevNet InternationalConference (Palmerston North, December 2002).

Sanga, Kabini and Pasikale, Anna, ‘Pacific Research Guidelines’, The Pacific EconomicSymposium (Auckland, July 2002).

Soloi-Collins, Seu, ‘A Strategy for Re-thinking Pacific Education in Aotearoa’, Re-ThinkingEducation Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Sullivan, Keith, ‘Countering the Columbine Effect: Dealing with Bullying in Your School’,Fourth International Conference on Teacher Education (Israel, June 2002).

Sullivan, Keith, ‘The Traditional Creativity in the Schools Project: Building Bridges ofUnderstanding between Jewish and Arab Children in Israeli Schools’, Proceedings ofthe Fourth International Conference on Teacher Education (Israel, June 2002).


Sullivan, Keith, ‘Underpaid, Undervalued, Over-worked: The New Zealand Teachers’Council and the Use of Professionalism as a Weapon’, Proceedings of the FourthInternational Conference on Teacher Education (Israel, June 2002).

Thompson, Brian, ‘Why Programme for “Process” Rather than Balance?’, New ZealandReading Association Annual Conference (Nelson, September 2001).

Thompson, G. Brian and Fletcher-Flinn, Claire M., ‘Precocious Reading withUnderdeveloped Phonemic Awareness: A Developmental Case study’, AustralianHuman Development Conference (Brisbane, July 2001).

Thompson, G. Brian and Fletcher-Flinn, Claire M., ‘Learning to Read and Write withDeficits in Both Visual Representation and Phonological Awareness’, New ZealandPsychological Society Conference (Auckland, August 2001).

Thompson, G. Brian, Fletcher-Flinn, Claire and Margrain, Valerie, ‘Precocious Readerswith Highly Developed Lexical Orthographic Representations but UnderdevelopedPhonological Awareness’, New Zealand Psychological Society Conference (Christchurch,August 2002).

Van Peer, Laura, ‘Re-thinking Relationships in Pacific Education’, Re-Thinking EducationTogether (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Weir, Annie, ‘External Quality Assurance of New Zealand Providers Matters: Life Jacketor Strait-Jacket?’, 41st Annual Association for Institutional Researchers InternationalForum (Long Beach, California, June 2001).

Weir, Annie, ‘Globalisation - The New Education Frontier’, 12th Annual AustralasianAssociation for Institutional Researchers International Conference (Rockhampton,September 2001).

Weir, Annie, ‘External Quality Assurance of Tertiary Providers in New Zealand’, 13thAnnual Australasian Association for Institutional Researchers Conference (Joondalup,WA, December 2002).

Weir, Annie, ‘Imperatives of Academic Audit - A New Zealand Perspective’, 13th AnnualAustralasian Association for Institutional Researchers Conference (Joondalup, WA,December 2002).

Wilson, Ngaire, ‘Purposes and Principles of Higher Education for Maori’, Re-ThinkingEducation Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Wylds, Catherine, ‘Te Whäriki: Not Just Early Childhood’, Re-Thinking Education Together(Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002).

Theses

PhD

Culling, Vicki, ‘The Construction and Transmittal of New Zealand Women’s MenstrualKnowledge’.

Irwin, Kathleen, ‘Maori education: From wretchedness to hope’.

McDonald, Lex, ‘Transfer of training in a cultural context: A Cook Islands study’.


Menasveta, Piamsuk, ‘The quandary of Thai women prostitutes: Contemporary situationsof poor and working class Thai women sex workers in Thailand and New Zealand’.

MA

Chu, Cherie, ‘Spelling for learning to read in Samoan children’.

Lindsay, Victoria, ‘Transition in action: A case study of a transition education programmein a secondary school’.

Neser, Hazel, ‘The transfer of reading to spelling in adolescents with specific spellingdisability’.

Yiannoutsos, Athena, ‘Beyond talking sex: an exploratory study of four health educatorsteaching sexuality education in New Zealand’.

Young, Jillian, ‘Positive puberty? Sexuality education and senior primary students inAotearoa/New Zealand’.

MEd

Beals, Fiona, ‘Playing with the discursive: A feminist post-structural approach exploringwhat lies within the words “Criminal Woman”’.

Chisnall, Nicola, ‘On spinning, weaving and darning: Changing perspectives onMontessori in Aotearoa/New Zealand 1975-2000’.

Esera, Iosua, ‘Acquisiton of English proficiency by students from Samoan speakinghomes: An evaluative study’.

Hobbs, Joan, ‘Teacher implementation of one aspect of reading recovery: The new book -the introduction, first reading and subsequent reading the next day’.

Poetsch, Jane, ‘An exploration of the role of whanau in contributing to schooling success’.

Watson, Deidre, ‘Reflective teaching in the practicum: Associate teachers’ perceptions ofhow they guide the development of student teachers’ reflective practice’.

English, Film and Theatre


Easting, Robert (ed), The Revelation of the Monk of Eynsham (Oxford, Oxford UniversityPress, 2002) c, 277pp.

Franzen, Christine (ed), Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Wellington, Victoria UniversityPress, 2002), 4th edition, xxii, 182pp.

Edited Collections

Margolis, Harriet and Else, Anne (eds), Hui Raranga Wahine: Women’s Studies Association(NZ) Conference Papers (Wellington, Women’s Studies Association, 2000), 321pp.

Articles

Carnegie, David, ‘Malvolio within: Performance Perspectives on the Dark House’,Shakespeare Quarterly, 53, 3 ( 2001), pp. 393-414.


Margolis, Harriet, ‘Indigenous Star: Can Mana and Authentic Community SurviveInternational Co-Productions?’, Quarterly Review of Film and Video, 19, 1 (2002), pp.15-29.

Robinson, Roger, ‘The Life and Opinions of Jack Lovelock’, Turnbull Library Record, 35(2002), pp. 81-88.

Stafford, Jane and Williams, Mark, ‘Fashioned Intimacies: Maoriland and ColonialModernity’, Journal of Commonwealth Literature, 37, 1 (2002), pp. 31-48.

Tweddle, Bronwyn, ‘Robert Lepage and Far Side of the Moon in Context’, Illusions, 34(2002), pp. 28-33.

Tweddle, Bronwyn, ‘Indonesian Whispers: The Journey of a Peter Turrini Text fromVienna to Melbourne’, Performance Research, 7, 2 (2002), pp. 112-118.

Walls, Kathryn, ‘The Popish Kingdom As a Possible Source for the Satyrs’ Reception of Unaand her Ass (FQ I. vi. 719)’, English Language Notes, 30, 1 ( 2002), pp. 22-29.

Chapters

Dunleavy, Trisha, ‘Shortland Street’s Elusive Haven: The Unstable Community asMetaphor in the Prime-Time Soap’, in John Farnsworth and Ian Hutchison (eds),New Zealand Television - A Reader (Palmerston North, Dunmore Press, 2002), pp. 41-49.

Hardy, Linda, ‘Leavis in New Zealand’, in John Thomson (ed), Books & Bibliography:Essays in Commemoration of Don McKenzie (Wellington, Victoria University Press,2002), pp. 129-140.

Stafford, Jane, ‘Becoming the Familiar Stranger: New Zealand, India and the Negotiationof Differences’, in Cynthia vanden Driesen and Satendra Nandan (eds), Austral-Asian Encounters: from Literature and Women’s Studies to Politics and Tourism (NewDelhi, Prestige Books, 2002), pp. 83-94.

Stafford, Jane, ‘Domestic Terror: Seamus Deane’s ‘Reading in the Dark’’, in Gerrit-JanBerendse and Mark Williams (eds), Terror and Text: Representing Political Violence inLiterature and the Visual Arts (Bielefeld, Aisthesis Verlag, 2002), pp. 119-133.

Thomson, Heidi, ‘The Editor’s Subject: William Mason’s Construction of Thomas Gray’,in John Thomson (ed), Books and Bibliography: Essays in Commemoration of DonMcKenzie (Wellington, Victoria University Press, 2002), pp. 103-115.


Easting, Robert, ‘Review of Stephen Greenblatt, Hamlet In Purgatory’, Parergon, 19 (2002),pp. 239-241.

Easting, Robert, ‘Review of Steve Ellis, Chaucer at Large: The Poet in Modern Imagination’,Medium Ævum, 71 (2002), pp. 146-7.

Franzen, Christine, ‘On the Attribution of Copied Glosses in CCCC MS 41 to the‘Tremulous Hand’ of Worcester’, Notes and Queries, 246 (2001), pp. 373-4.


Franzen, Christine, ‘Review of Mary Swan and Elaine M. Treharne (eds), Rewriting OldEnglish in the Twelfth Century’, Medium Ævum, 70 (2001), pp. 326-27.

Franzen, Christine, ‘Review of Peter Orton, The Transmission of Old English Poetry’,Medium Ævum, 70 (2001), pp. 318-19.

Franzen, Christine, ‘Review of Robert McColl Millar, System Collapse System Rebirth: TheDemonstrative Pronouns of English 900-1350 and the birth of the Definite Article’, Notesand Queries, 247 (2002), pp. 397-398.

Franzen, Christine, ‘The Cerne ‘Trembling’ Hand and the Tremulous Hand of Worcester’,Notes and Queries, 246 (2001), pp. 374-5.

Margolis, Harriet, ‘Feminist Tiger, Feminist Dragon’, Women’s Studies AssociationNewsletter, 21, 3 (2001), p. 14.

Margolis, Harriet, ‘Review of Paulo Cherchi Usai, Silent Cinema: An Introduction’, Metro(Australia), 131/132 (2002), pp. 305-306.

Margolis, Harriet, ‘Review of Robert M. Entman and Andrew Rojecki, The Black Image inthe White Mind: Media and Race in America’, Screening the Past, 14 (2002),http://www.latrobe.edu.au/screeningthepast/reviews/rev1002/hmbr14a.html.

Margolis, Harriet, ‘Some films to watch out for at the 2002 Film Festivals’, Women’sStudies Association (Aotearoa/New Zealand) Newsletter, 23, 1 (2002), pp. 25-26.

O’Brien, Louise, ‘Review of Elizabeth Smither, Eluding Closure: A Review of ‘Listening tothe Everly Brothers and Other Stories’’, New Zealand Books, 12, 5 (2002), p. 9.

O’Donnell, David, ‘Review of M. M. Mahood, Playing Bit Parts in Shakespeare’, AustralasianDrama Studies, 40 (2002), pp.139-143.

Ricketts, Harry, ‘Gloves Off: Review of Adam Parore, The Wicked Keeper’, New ZealandBooks, 12, 5 (2002), pp. 3-4.

Ricketts, Harry, ‘Without guilt or apology: Review of Michael King, Tread Softly For YouTread On My Life’, New Zealand Books, 12, 1 (2002), p. 11.

Robinson, Roger, ‘Disquiet’s the theme: Review of Brian Turner, Taking Off’, New ZealandBooks, 12, 3 (2002), pp. 12-13.

Stafford, Jane, ‘Review of Derek Challis and Gloria Rawlinson, The Book of Iris: a Life ofRobin Hyde’, New Zealand Books, 12, 4 (2002) pp. 3-4.

Thomson, Heidi, ‘Review of Toni Bowers, The Politics of Motherhood: British Writing andCulture, 1680-1760’, Eighteenth-Century Women: Studies in Their Lives, Work andCulture, 2 (2002), pp. 5-8.

Thomson, Heidi, ‘Review of Devoney Looser, British Women Writers and the Writing ofHistory: 1670-1820, and David Norbrook, Lucy Hutchinson: Order and Disorder’,Modern Language Review, 97, 3 (2002), pp. 683-684.

Thomson, Heidi, ‘Review of Martin Priestman, Romantic Atheism: Poetry and Freethought,1780-1830’, Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 101, 2 (2002), pp. 272-273.


Thomson, Heidi, ‘Review of John Plotz, The Crowd: British Literature and Public Politics’,Criticism, 44, 1 (2002), pp. 103-106.

Tweddle, Bronwyn, ‘The Clinic’s Wild Night American Dream’, Illusions, 33 (2002), pp.34-36.

Walls, Kathryn, ‘Review of Rachel McAlpine (ed), David Elliot (illustrator), Another 100Poems for New Zealand Children’, New Zealand Books, 12, 4 (55) (2002), p. 20.

Walls, Kathryn, ‘Divine Resorts: Arlo Hill and Mount Thabor in Spenser’s MutabilitalCantos’, English Language Notes, 40, 2 (2002), pp. 1-3.

Whiteford, Peter, ‘Dating the expression “the coast was clear”’, Notes and Queries, NewSeries, 49, 2 (2002), pp. 197-199.

Whiteford, Peter, ‘A note on the plough in Hopkins’s “The Windhover”’, Victorian Poetry,39, 4 (2001), pp. 617-620.

Full Scale Performances and Productions

O’Donnell, David (actor), Sunday Morning at the Centre of the World, by Louis De Bernieres.(Directed by Ana Welham, Studio 77, VUW, Wellington, September 2002).

O’Donnell, David (director), Take Me Home Mr, by William Walker (North Island Tour:TSB Showplace, New Plymouth; Century Theatre, Napier; Baycourt, Tauranga;Great Lakes Centre, Taupo; Maidment Theatre, Auckland; Opera House, Wellington;Forum North, Whangarei; Meteor Theatre, Hamilton, May-Dec 2002).

O’Donnell, David (director), The Blind Giant is Dancing, by Stephen Sewell (Studio 77,VUW, Wellington, June 2002).

Tweddle, Bronwyn (adapter, director), The Man Outside, new adaptation of WolfgangBorchert’s ‘Draussen vor der Tuer’ (unpublished) (performed at Studio 77, VUW,Wellington, 15-19 May 2002).

Walls, Kathryn (director), The York Butchers’ Play of the Death of Christ (Performed inMiddle English by students in ENGL 224, Memorial Theatre Foyer, VUW,Wellington, 30 May 2002).


Dunleavy, Trisha, ‘Coronation Street, Neighbours, Shortland Street: ‘Localness’ and‘Universality’ in the Primetime Soap’, Telenovelas and Soap Operas: Negotiating Reality(Canberra, March 2002).

Easting, Robert, ‘The Middle English Translation of the Visio monachi de Eynsham’, TheTheory and Practice of Translation in the Middle Ages : The Sixth Cardiff Conference(Santiago de Compostela, July 2001).

Easting, Robert, ‘Peter of Cornwall’s “Liber Reuelationum”’, Leeds International MedievalConference (Leeds, July 2000).

Easting, Robert, ‘Personal Apocalypse: Judgement in some Otherworld Visions’,Harlaxton Symposium (Harlaxton, July 2000).


O’Donnell, David, ‘Naked Samoans on the Edge: Pacific Island Theatre in Aotearoa/NewZealand’, Drama on the Edge: Australasian Drama Studies Conference(Launceston, July 2002).

Stafford, Jane, ‘The Disappeance of Blanche Baughan’, Loaded Canons : Discourse and Powerin Aotearoa/New Zealand (Wellington, November 2002).

Stafford, Jane, ‘The Ashram at Akaroa : India and the Literature of Maoriland’, 2ndInternaitonal Conference of the Asia-Australasia Studies Association (Mysore, September2000).

Theses

MA

Chandler, Sarah, ‘Unreliable Narrators: Representations and Responsibility in theSelected New Journalism of Truman Capote, Tom Wolfe and Joan Didion’.

Dixon, Shelley May, ‘Shouting against Silence: Andre Brink’s Voices of Truth’.

Dunlop, Susan, ‘The Role of Women in the Culture and Context of a Developing NewZealand Theatre 1920-1950’.

Harms, Thorsten, ‘The Difference between Orange Juice and Agent Orange: DonDeLillo’s Underworld and the Location of Cultural Critique in the Age ofIdeological Complicity’.

McCallum, Toni, ‘Signs of Life: Intertextuality in the Fiction of Annamarie Jagose’.

O’Leary, Michael, ‘Alternative Small Press Publishing in New Zealand: An Introduction,with Particular Reference to the Years 1969-99’.

Rumball, Jean, ‘Sesgas on searwum: Early Anglo-Saxon Weapons and Warfare’.

Schouten, Erica, ‘Strange Affiliations: Germaine Greer, F. R. Leavis, and the literarycritique of modernity’.

History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations

Books

Agar, Nicholas, Perfect Copy: Unraveling the Cloning Debate (Cambridge, Icon Books, 2002),184pp.

Levine, S. (with McRobie, A.), From Muldoon to Lange: New Zealand Elections in the 1980s(Christchurch, MC Enterprises/Hazard Press, 2002), iii, 225pp.

Parry, G., William Harrison and the Reformation of Elizabethan England (Cambridge,Cambridge University Press, 2002), 358pp.

Sterelny, Kim, Dawkins, Gould and the Survival of the Fittest (China, Chong Qing UniversityPress, 2002), 208pp.

Wareham, Evelyn, Race and Realpolitik: The politics of colonisation in German Samoa(Frankfurt am Main, Peter Lang GmbH, 2002), 205pp.


Edited Collections

Bale, Tim and Roberts, Nigel S. (eds), Political Science, 54, 2 (2002), 87pp.

Bale, Tim and Roberts, Nigel S. (eds), Political Science, 54, 1 (2002), 95pp.

Levine, Stephen (with Sage, Y.-L.) (eds), Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards aNew Consensus, Revue Jurisdique Polynesienne, numero hors serie, 2 (2002), xvi, 275pp.

Moloney, Pat (with Taylor, Kerry) (eds), On the Left: Essays on the history of Socialism in NewZealand (Dunedin, University of Otago Press, 2002), 260pp.

Articles

Bale, Tim (with Christine Dann), ‘Is the Grass Really Greener: the Rationale and Reality ofSupport Party Status: a New Zealand Case Study’, Party Politics, 8, 3 (2002), pp. 349-365.

Bale, Tim (with Huntington, Nicholas), ‘New Labour: New Christian Democracy?’,Political Quarterly, 73, 1 (2002), pp. 44-50.

Bale, Tim and Roberts, Nigel S., ‘Plus ca change? Anti-Party Sentiment and ElectoralSystem Change: a New Zealand Case Study’, Journal of Commonwealth andComparative Politics, 40, 2 (2002), pp. 1-20.

Brock, Stuart, ‘Fictionalism about Fictional Characters’, Nous, 36, 1 (2002), pp. 1-21.

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘“A dead sheet covered with meaningless words”? Place names and thecultural colonization of Tauranga’, The New Zealand Journal of History, 36, 1 (2002),pp. 18-35.

Chan, Gerald, ‘From the ‘Olympic Formula’ to the Beijing Games: Towards GreaterIntegration across the Taiwan Strait?’, Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 15, 1(2002), pp. 141-148.

D’Arcy, Paul, ‘Torn Apart by Proximity: The Problems and Benefits of ComparativeHistory for Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands’, World History Bulletin,17, 2 (2001), pp. 19-27.

Hunter, Kathryn, ‘States of mind: remembering the Australia-New Zealand relationship’,Journal of the Australian War Memorial, 36 (2002) http://www.awm.gov.au/journal/j36/nzmemorial.htm.

Hunter, Kathryn and Riney-Kehrberg, Pamela, ‘Rural daughters in Australia, NewZealand and the United States: an historical perspective’, Journal of Rural Studies, 18(2002), pp. 135-143.

Levine, Stephen, ‘The New Zealand Constitution: Context, Conventions andContemporary Issues’, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, numero hors series, 2 (2002), pp.225-240.

Levine, Stephen, ‘Turning a Blind Eye’, Northwestern Journal of International Affairs, 4(2002), pp. 16-25.


McLeay, Elizabeth, ‘Parliamentary Committees in New Zealand: A House ContinuouslyReforming Itself’, Australasian Parliamentary Review, 8, 2 (2001), pp. 121-139.

Mares, Edwin, ‘A Paraconsistent Theory of Belief Revision’, Erkenntnis, 56, 2 (2002), pp.229-46.

Morrow, J., ‘Collecting Idealists’, The European Legacy, 7, 1 (2002), pp. 83-87.

Munz, Peter, ‘La mia avventura con Wittgenstein e Popper’, Nuova Civilta delle Macchine,XX (2002), pp. 72-79.

Munz, Peter, ‘Ma Ludwig era solo un nemico apparente’, Reset, 72 (2002), pp. 63-71.

Munz, Peter, ‘The perception of Ingold’s perception’, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, 32(2002), pp. 431-444.

Nolan, Melanie, ‘A subversive state? Domesticity in dispute in 1950s New Zealand’,Journal of Family History. Studies in Family, Kinship and Demography, 27, 1 (2002), pp.60-81.

Chapters

Alley, Roderic, ‘Ethnosecession in Papua New Guinea: The Bougainville Case’, in RajatGanguly and Ian Macduff (eds), Ethnic Conflict and Secessionism in South andSoutheast Asia (London, Sage Publications, 2002), pp. 225-256.

Bale, Tim, ‘Barbara Castle’, in Kevin Jeffereys (ed), Labour Portraits (London, IB Tauris,2002) pp. 172-196.

Huang, Xiaoming, ‘Culture, Institutions and Globalization: What is “Chinese” aboutChinese civilization?’, in Mehdi Mozaffari (ed.), Globalization and Civilizations(London, Routledge, 2002), pp. 218-241.

Hunter, Kathryn, ‘Anything but a roll in the hay: romance in rural communities inFederation Australia’, in Barbara Brookes and Dorothy Page (eds), Communities ofwomen: historical perspectives (Dunedin, University of Otago Press, 2002), pp. 99-109.

Hunter, Kathryn, ‘Remembering the relationship: The New Zealand Memorial inCanberra’, in Arthur Grimes, Lydia Wevers and Ginny Sullivan (eds), States of mind:Australia and New Zealand 1901-2001 (Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, VictoriaUniversity of Wellington, 2002), pp. 331-344.

Mares, Edwin, ‘Relevance Logic’, in Dale Jacquette (ed), A Companion to Philosophical Logic(Oxford, Blackwell, 2002), pp. 609-627.

Moloney, Pat, ‘State Socialism and William Pember Reeves: A Reassessment’, in KerryTaylor and Pat Moloney (eds), On the Left: Essays on the history of Socialism in NewZealand (Dunedin, University of Otago Press, 2002), pp 39-57.

Nolan, Melanie, ‘Gender and the politics of keeping left: Wellington Labour women andtheir community 1912-1949’, in Barbara Brookes and Dorothy Page (eds),Communities of women: historical perspectives (Dunedin, University of Otago Press,2002), pp. 147-161.



Byrnes, Giselle, ‘Claims on the past: Maori, Pakeha and the politics of settlement’, inWayne Rumbles and Paul Havemann (eds), Prospects and retrospects: Law in history.Proceedings of the 20th Annual conference of the Australian and New Zealand Law Society2001 (Hamilton, University of Waikato, 2002), pp. 155-163.

Macdonald, Charlotte, ‘Sport and the Welfare State’s “Social Laboratory”’, in K. Szikora,P. Nagy, S. J. Bandy, G. Pfister and T. Terret (eds), 6th Congress of the InternationalSociety for the History of Physical Education and Sport (Budapest, International Societyfor the History of Physical Education and Sport, 2002), pp. 459-463.


Agar, Nicholas, ‘The Ethical Ape: Review of Leonard D. Katz (ed), Evolutionary Origins ofMorality: Cross Disciplinary Perspectives’, Biology and Philosophy, 17, 1 (2002), pp. 123-139.

Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar, ‘Review of Parimal Ghosh, Brave men of the hills: resistance andrebellion in Burma, 1825-1932’, The International History Review, 24, 4 (2002), pp. 899-901.

Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar, ‘Review of Rajat K. Ray, Exploring emotional history: gender,mentality and literature in the Indian awakening’, Economic and Political Weekly, 37, 44-45(2002), pp. 4513-14.

Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar, ‘Review of S.L. Sharma and T.K. Oommen (eds), Nation andnational identity in South Asia’, South Asia, 25, 1 (2002), pp. 153-55.

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘Review of Penny Griffith, Peter Hughes and Alan Loney (eds), A book inthe hand: essays on the history of the book in New Zealand’, History Now, 8, 4 (2002), pp.28-29.

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘Review of Tara Brabazon, Tracking the Jack: a retracing of the Antipodes’,History Now, 8, 2 (2002), pp. 26-27.

Chan, Gerald, ‘Review of Joseph Fewsmith, China Since Tiananamen: The Politics ofTransition’, Democratization, 9, 4 (2002), pp. 196-197.

Chan, Gerald, ‘Review of Mark Juergensmeyer, Gandhi’s Way: A Handbook of ConflictResolution’, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 4, 2 (2002), pp. 212-214.

Chan, Gerald, ‘Review of Tony Saich, Governance and Politics of China’, Political Science, 54,1 (2002), pp. 94-95.

Das, Ramon, ‘Review of Jamie Meyerfeld, Suffering and Moral Responsibility’, AustralasianJournal of Philosophy, 80, 2 (2002), pp. 240-42.

D’Arcy, Paul, ‘Review of Margaret C. Rodman, Houses far from home: British colonial spacein the New Hebrides’, The International History Review, 24, 2 (2002), pp. 440-442.

Janiewski, Dolores, ‘Review of Richard P. Horwitz, The American Studies Anthology’,Australasian Journal of American Studies, 21, 1 (2002), pp. 137-139.

Keating, Pauline, ‘Better Chinese studies needed’, Asia 2000 Foundation Review (2002), p. 4.


Keating, Pauline, Difang zizhi yundong yu xiangcun jianshe yundongde fenxi [An analysis ofthe Local Self-government and the Rural Reconstruction Movements] (Beijing, ZhongyangBianji Chubanshe [Central Compilation and Translation Press], 2002), 33pp.

Keating, Pauline, Yan’an daolude shengtai jiyuan [The ecological origins of the Yan’an Way](Beijing, Zhongyang Bianji Chubanshe [Central Compilation and Translation Press],2001), 21pp.

Levine, Stephen, ‘Introduction: Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards a NewConsensus’, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, numero hors serie, 2 (2002) pp. xi-xvi.

Levine, Stephen, ‘New Zealand, ‘Pacific Island States’, The Annual Register: A Record ofWorld Events 2001, Volume 243 (Bethseda, Maryland, Keesing’s Worldwide, 2002), pp.389-392, 392-398.

Levine, Stephen, ‘Review of Tomohito Shinoda, Leading Japan: The Role of the PrimeMinister’, Political Science, 54, 2 (2002), pp. 78-79.

Levine, Stephen, ‘Review of P. W. Preston, Understanding Modern Japan: A PoliticalEconomy of Development, Culture and Global Power’, Political Science, 54, 2 (2002), pp.79-80.

Macdonald, Charlotte, ‘Review of Alexander Trapeznik, Common ground? Heritage andpublic places in New Zealand’, The New Zealand Journal of History, 36, 1 (2002), pp. 102-103.

McMillan, Kate, ‘Review of Augie Fleras and Paul Spoonley, Recalling Aotearoa: IndigenousPolitics and Ethnic Relations in New Zealand’, Australian Journal of Political Science, 37, 2(2002), p. 363.

Moloney, Pat, entries on: ‘Charles Buller (1806-1848); Herman Merivale (1806-1874);William Pember Reeves (1857-1932); George Poulett Scrope (1797-1876); Sir RobertStout (1884-1930); Edward Gibbon Wakefield (1796-1862); Henry Wheaton (1785-1848)’ in W.J. Mander and A.P.F Sell (eds), Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century BritishPhilosophers (Bristol, Thoemmes Press, 2002), pp. 167-169, 780-782, 946-947, 990-992,1152-1155, 1212-1213.

Moloney, Pat (with Taylor, Kerry), ‘Introduction’, in Pat Moloney and Kerry Taylor (eds),On The Left: Essays on the History of Socialism in New Zealand (Dunedin, University ofOtago Press, 2002), pp. 11-19.

Nolan, Melanie, ‘Review of Claudia Orange (ed), The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography,Volume Five, 1941-1960’, Making History, Ministry of Culture and Heritage E-journal(2002), http://www.mch.govt.nz/History/making-history/dnzb.html.

Nolan, Melanie, ‘Review of Anna Green, British capital, Antipodean labour: working the NewZealand waterfront, 1915-1951’, History Now. Te Pae Tawhito O Te Wa, 8, 4 (2002), pp.27-28.

Nolan, Melanie, ‘Review of Barbara Brookes (ed), At home in New Zealand. History, houses,people’, History Now. Te Pae Tawhito O Te Wa, 8, 1 (2002), pp. 28-30.

Nolan, Melanie, ‘Review of Bronwyn Dalley, Living in the Twentieth Century’, New ZealandJournal of Women’s Studies, 17, 2 (2002), pp. 132-137.


Nolan, Melanie, ‘Review of Deborah Montgomerie, The women’s war: New Zealand, 1939-45’, Political Science, 54, 1 (2002), pp. 92-93.

Sterelny, Kim, ‘Sociobiology: Philosophical Aspects’, in Paul B. Baltes and Neil Smelser(eds), International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Amsterdam,Elsevier Science, 2001), pp 14543-14549.


Bale, Tim, (with Boston, Jonathan and Church, Stephen), ‘Explaining the Obvious:“Normal Science”, the New Institutionalism, and the New Zealand Government of1999’, Government Formation: A Theoretically Informed Inductive Approach Workshop,(Torino, March 2002).

Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar, ‘Nationalism and the problem of untouchability in colonialIndia’, International seminar on nation in South Asia at Calcutta Girls’ College (Calcutta,2002).

Bandyopadhyay, Sekhar, ‘Freedom and its enemies: politics of transition in West Bengal,1947-50’, The Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia (Hobart,2002).

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘Past the last post? Time, causation and Treaty claims history’, Law,History and Postcolonialism: a one-day symposium (Hamilton, 2002).

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘A cuckoo in the nest? Tribunal history as public history’, Historywork,PHANZA Public History Conference (Wellington, 2002).

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘The New Zealand experience: outcomes, research and institutionalarrangements’, National Native Title Conference (Geraldton, WA, 2002).

Byrnes, Giselle, ‘Extending the boundaries, or opening Pandora’s Box: New Zealandhistory Treaty claims research’, Australian Historical Association Conference (Brisbane,2002).

Chan, Gerald, ‘China’s WTO Compliance: Implications for Sino-U.S. Relations’, FourthBaptist-Tsinghua International Conference on China, (Hong Kong, May 2002).

Clark, Margaret, ‘Karl Popper’s Years in New Zealand and Their Influence on HisThought’, Karl Popper Centenary Conference, (Vienna, July 2002).

D’Arcy, Paul, ‘The Pacific Ocean as a Sustainable Human Habitat’, Waka: PacificCommunities 2000 (Wellington, July 2000).

Das, Ramon, ‘Human Rights and Economic Sanctions in Iraq’, Symposium in InternationalHuman Rights Theory (Wellington, August 2002).

Das, Ramon, ‘Virtue Ethics and Rightness of Action’, Virtue Ethics Old and New(Christchurch, June 2002).

Grogan, Susan, ‘Masculinism and the female muse: gender and politics amongst theRepublican elite, c. 1860-1880’, Rudé Seminar in French History (Hobart, 2002).


Grogan, Susan, ‘In search of “Liberty”: politics and personal identity in the travelwritings of Flora Tristan and Suzanne Voilquin’, 12th Berkshire Conference on theHistory of Women (Storrs, CT, 2002).

Levine, Stephen, ‘“Asian Values” and Human Rights - A New Zealand Perspective’, AsianValues in the International Society of the 21st Century Conference, (Kobe, December2002).

Levine, Stephen, ‘The New Zealand Election of 2002’, Japan Association of New ZealandStudies Conference, Osaka (2002).

Levine, Stephen and Roberts, Nigel S., ‘Consistent Patterns and Clear Trends: ElectoralBehaviour in 2002’, Campaigning Under MMP: The 2002 Election of 2002 Conference,(Wellington, August 2002).

Levine, Stephen and Roberts, Nigel S., ‘Their Ways: A Comparative Assessment of NewZealand Prime Ministers and the News Media’, Revisiting Muldoon after Gustafson’sBiography Conference, (Wellington, May 2002).

Janiewski, Dolores, ‘Detours along the roads to Dominion: comparing the Christian Rightin the US and New Zealand’, ANZASA Conference (Geelong, 2002).

Janiewski, Dolores, ‘New Right Nexus: the US-NZ-Australia connection’, Networks inHistory Conference (Brisbane, 2002).

Janiewski, Dolores, ‘Stopping the Christian Right vs Stop ERA: the different trajectories ofthe Christian Right in New Zealand and the U.S.’, American Studies AssociationConference (Houston, 2002).

McLeay, Elizabeth, ‘Crises, Ideas and Constitutional Change’, Fulbright Lecture Series,(Wellington, February 2002).

McLeay, Elizabeth, ‘Representation and the Maori: Institutional Persistence and ShiftingJustifications’, Australasian Political Studies Association Annual Conference, (Canberra,October 2002).

McLeay, Elizabeth, ‘The role of Parliament’, Pacific Regional Seminar on ParliamentaryProcedure and Practice, (Wellington, February 2002).

McLeay, Elizabeth, ‘2020: What Will New Zealand Look Like When Half the Population isOver 40?’, Imagining Politics, Seminar Series: New Zealand Institute for Research onAgeing, (Wellington, August 2002).

McLeay, Elizabeth and Church, Stephen, ‘New Zealand’s Early General Election of 2002’,Campaigning Under MMP: The 2002 General Election Conference, (Wellington, August2002).

Moloney, Pat, ‘Savages in the State of Nature: A Stadial History of Desire’, AmericanPolitical Science Association Conference, (Boston, MA., September, 2002).

Moloney, Pat, ‘The Sexuality of Savages’, Fourth European Social Science History Conference,(The Hague, Feb-March, 2002).


Parry, Glyn, ‘Print and the anxieties of paternity’, Modern Language Association Conference(Texas, 2002).

Pettman, Ralph, ‘Religion for What? Sacral Alternatives to World Affairs’, Religion forWhat? Conference, (Wellington, December 2002).

Schrader, Ben, ‘Collective memories and the modern city’, Southern Crossings Conference(Auckland, 2002).

Sterelny, Kim, ‘Translucent Worlds and Frugal Heuristics’, Rational Animal Workshop(Oxford, October 2002).

Sterelny, Kim, ‘Symbiosis, Evolvability and Modularity’, VI International Congress ofSystematic and Evolutionary Biology (Patras, Greece, September 2002).

Sterelny, Kim, ‘Massive Modularity Revisited’, Australasian Association of PhilosophyAnnual Conference (Christchurch, July 2002).

Sterelny, Kim, ‘Evolution of Human Uniqueness’, Florida State University (Tallahassee)Annual Philosophy of Biology Conference (Tallahassee, FL, March 2002).

Theses

PhD

Johansson, Jon, ‘Political Leadership in New Zealand: Theory and Practice’.

Nicholl, Rae, ‘The Woman Factor: Candidate Selection in the 1990s: New Zealand, Guamand South Africa’.

MA

Burton, Jocelyn, ‘Changing the rules: The Nil Wage Order and New Zealand industrialrelations in the 1960s’.

Dewson, Emma, ‘Deares sister: Women and their sisters in rural New Zealand, 1870s-1930s’.

Fevrier, Eve, ‘Tradition and Modernity in Maori Protests’.

Gray, James, ‘The End of Innocence: Child Soldiers in Africa and InternationalAssistance’.

Robinson, Ann, ‘She knew it when she saw it: Feminist antipornography movements inthe United States and New Zealand 1978-1993. A comparative study’.

Tucker, Philippa, ‘England’s Antipodes: Early modern visions of a southern world’.

Linguistics and Applied Language Studies


Bauer, Laurie, An Introduction to International Varieties of English (Edinburgh, EdinburghUniversity Press, 2002), viii, 135pp.

Dickie, Jim and Arazi, Darusilla, Using PNG School Journal Stories: A Guide for Teachers,Grades 6-8 (PNG, Department of Education, 2001), ii, 40pp.


Dickie, Jim and Arazi, Darusilla, Using PNG School Journal Stories: A Guide for Teachers,Grades 3-5 (PNG, Department of Education, 2001), ii, 40pp.

Dickie, Jim and Laan, Helen, English Language Resource Book, Years 1-4 (Port Vila,Department of Education, 2002), 24pp.

Dickie, Jim and Laan, Helen, English Language Year 1 Training Book (Port Vila, Departmentof Education, 2002), 20pp.

Dickie, Jim and Laan, Helen, English Language Year 1 Teacher’s Guide (Port Vila,Department of Education, 2001) (Revised edition), v, 159pp.

Marsen, Sky, Professional Writing: The Complete Guide for Business, Industry and IT(Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2002), 256pp.

Pearson, Nigel, The Language Learner’s Toolkit: Essential Keyboard Skills for Speakers of OtherLanguages (Christchurch, User Friendly Resource Enterprises, 2002), CD-ROM.

Pearson, Nigel, The Language Learner’s Toolkit: More Challenges (Christchurch, UserFriendly Resource Enterprises, 2002), 50pp.

Pearson, Nigel, The Language Learner’s Toolkit: First Challenges (Christchurch, UserFriendly Resource Enterprises, 2002), 50pp.

Stubbe, Maria and Brown, Pascal, Talk That Works. Communication in Successful FactoryTeams: A Training Resource Kit (Wellington, Victoria University of Wellington, 2002),44pp, video.

Edited Collections

Bauer, Laurie (ed), New Zealand English Journal, 16 (2002), 59pp.

Holmes, Janet (ed), Journal of English Linguistics. Special Issue on Language and Gender 30, 2(2002), pp. 115-238.

Kennedy, Graeme (ed), A Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Sign Language (Wellington,Bridget Williams Books, 2002), xxxii, 590pp.

Articles

Bauer, Laurie and Bauer, Winifred, ‘The teacher as dialectological recorder’, New ZealandEnglish Journal, 16 (2002), pp. 4-17.

Bauer, Laurie and Bauer, Winifred, ‘The influence of the Maori population on NZ dialectareas’, Te Reo, 43 (2002), pp. 39-61.

Bauer, Laurie and Bauer, Winifred, ‘Adjective boosters in the speech of New Zealandchildren’, Journal of English Linguistics, 30 (2002), pp. 244-257.

Crabbe, David and Lewis, Marilyn, ‘Towards standards of feedback on writtenassignments in language teacher education’, Australian Review of Applied Linguistics,25 (2002), pp. 41-51.

Crabbe, David, Hoffmann, Alison and Cotterall, Sara, ‘Examining the discourse of learneradvisory sessions’, AILA Review, 15 (2001), pp. 2-15.


Holmes, Janet, ‘Implications and applications of research on workplace communication:a research report’, New Zealand Studies in Applied Linguistics, 7 (2001), pp. 89-98.

Holmes, Janet and Marra, Meredith, ‘Over the edge? Subversive humour betweencolleagues and friends’, Humor, 15, 1 (2002), pp. 65-87.

Holmes, Janet and Marra, Meredith, ‘Having a laugh at work: how humour contributesto workplace culture’, Journal of Pragmatics, 34 (2002), pp. 1683-1710.

Holmes, Janet and Sigley, Robert, ‘’Girl’-watching in corpora of English’, Journal of EnglishLinguistics, 30, 2 (2002), pp. 38-157.

Moir, J. and Nation, Paul, ‘Learners’ use of strategies for effective vocabulary learning’,Prospect, 17, 1 (2002), pp. 15-35.

Nation, Paul and Deweerdt, J-P., ‘A defence of simplification’, Prospect, 16, 3 (2001), pp.55-67.

Rae, Megan and Warren*, Paul, ‘Goldilocks and the three beers: sound merger and wordrecognition in NZE’, New Zealand English Journal, 16 (2002), pp. 33-41.

Read, John, ‘The role of interactive input in EAP listening assessment’, Journal of Englishfor Academic Purposes, 1, 2 (2002), pp. 105-119.

Waldvogel, Joan, ‘Some features of workplace emails’, New Zealand English Journal, 16(2002), pp. 42-52.

Wallace, Derek, ‘Self and the problem of consciousness’, M/C: A Journal of Media andCulture, 5, 5 (2002) http://www.media-culture.org.au/0210/Wallace.html.

Warren, Paul, ‘NZSED: building and using a speech database for New Zealand English’,New Zealand English Journal, 16 (2002), pp. 53-58.

Chapters

Bauer, Laurie, ‘Why are we Linguists and not Linguisticians?’, in Katja Lenz and RuthMöhlig (eds), Of Dyuersitie & Chaunge of Langage: Essays presented to Manfred Görlachon the occasion of his 65th birthday (Heidelberg, Winter, 2002), pp. 27-32.

Bauer, Laurie and Huddleston, Rodney, ‘Lexical Word-formation’, in Rodney Huddlestonand Geoffrey K. Pullum (eds), The Cambridge Grammar of the English Language(Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002), pp. 1621-1721.

Holmes, Janet and Marra, Meredith, ‘Humour as a Discursive Boundary Marker in SocialInteraction’, in Anna Duszak (ed), Us and Others: Social Identities across Languages,Discourses and Cultures (Amsterdam, Benjamins, 2002), pp. 377-400.

Kennedy, Graeme, ‘The Distribution of Agent Marking and Finiteness as PossibleContributors to the Difficulty of Passive Voice Structures’, in K. Aijmer (ed), A Wealthof English: Studies in Honour of Göran Kjellmer (Gothenburg, Gothenburg Studies inEnglish 81, 2001), pp. 39-46.

Nation, Paul, ‘Best Practice in Vocabulary Teaching and Learning’, in Jack C. Richardsand Willy A. Renandya (eds), Methodology in Language Teaching (Cambridge,Cambridge University Press, 2002), pp. 267-272.


Nation, Paul and Meara, Paul, ‘Vocabulary’, in Norbert Schmitt (ed), An Introduction toApplied Linguistics (London, Arnold, 2002), pp. 35-54.


Bauer, Laurie, ‘What you can do with Derivational Morphology’, in S. Bendjaballah, W.U. Dressler, O. E. Pfeiffer and M. Voeikova (eds), Morphology 2000. Selected Papersfrom the 9th International Morphology Meeting, Vienna 24-28 February 2000(Amsterdam/Philadelphia, Benjamins, 2002), pp. 37-48.

Cotterall, Sara, ‘Initiating Learner Autonomy through an Undergraduate Writing Course’,in Moira Hobbs (ed), Autonomous Learning: Here and There, Here and Now. Proceedingsfrom the UNITEC Autonomous Learning Symposium 2-3 May, 2002 (Auckland,UNITEC, 2002), pp. 148-157.

Coxhead, Averil, ‘The Academic Word List: A Corpus-based Word List for AcademicPurposes’, in Bernhard Kettemann and Georg Marko (eds), Teaching and LanguageCorpora (TALC) 2000 Conference Proceedings (Atlanta, Rodopi, 2002), pp. 73-90.

Crabbe, David, ‘Developing Teaching Standards for Promoting Autonomous Learning’,in Moira Hobbs (ed), Autonomous Learning: Here and There, Here and Now. Proceedingsfrom the UNITEC Autonomous Learning Symposium 2-3 May, 2002 (Auckland,UNITEC, 2002), pp. 62-70.

Holmes, Janet and Sigley, Robert, ‘What’s a Word like ‘Girl’ doing in a Place like This?Occupational Labels, Sexist Usages and Corpus Research’, in Pam Peters, PeterCollins and Adam Smith (eds), New Frontiers of Corpus Research: Papers from the 21stInternational Conference on English Language Research on Computerized Corpora, Sydney2000 (Amsterdam/New York, Rodopi, 2002), pp. 247-263.

Reitveld, Toni and Vermillion*, Patricia, ‘Cues for Perceived Pitch Register’, in P.Dalsgaard, B. Lindberg and H. Benner (eds), Proceedings Eurospeech 2001. Vol.2(Aalborg, Aalborg University Press, 2001) pp. 1399-1402.

Warren, P., Rae, M. and Hay, J., ‘Goldilocks and the Three Beers: Word Recognition andSound Merger’, in Catherine Bow (ed), Proceedings 9th Australian InternationalConference on Speech Science and Technology (Melbourne, Australian Speech Scienceand Technology Association, 2002), pp. 46-51.


Bauer, Laurie, ‘Hitting a moving target’, English Today, 72 (2002), pp. 55-59.

Bauer, Laurie, ‘How and why the phonological word and the morphosyntactic word donot coincide’, Laurie Bauer (ed), Wellington Working Papers in Linguistics (Wellington,VUW School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 2001), 13, pp. 7-14.

Bauer, Laurie, ‘The diacritic for velarization’, JIPA, 31, 2 (2001), pp. 265-268.

Bauer, Laurie (ed), Wellington Working Papers in Linguistics 13 (Wellington, VUW School ofLinguistics and Applied Language Studies, 2001), 48pp.


Bauer, Laurie, ‘Whither the thesaurus?’, Laurie Bauer (ed), Wellington Working Papers inLinguistics (Wellington, VUW School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies,2001), 13, pp. 1-6.

Bauer, Laurie and Bauer, Winifred, ‘Anyone for marbles?’, NZWords, 6 (2002), p. 8.

Buchanan, Hannah, ‘Neutralisation of ‘Dress’ and ‘Trap’ before /l/ in New ZealandEnglish’, Laurie Bauer (ed), Wellington Working Papers in Linguistics (Wellington,VUW School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 2001), 13, pp. 15-30.

Cotterall, Sara, ‘Review of David Bickerton and Maurizio Gotti (eds), Language Centres:Integration through Innovation. Papers from the 5th CERCLES Conference, Bergamo, 17-19September 1998’, System, 29, 1 (2001), p. 159.

Coxhead, Averil, ‘Academic Writing Help Pages’ in Michael Rundell (ed), MacmillanEnglish Dictionary (London, Macmillan, 2002), pp. LA4-LA7.

Holmes, Janet and Major, George, ‘“It’s getting a bit desperate isn’t it?” Communicationon the ward’, Staff Matters, 41 (2002), p. 8.

Holmes, Janet and Major, George, ‘“Just flex your arm eh.” Communication on the ward’,Staff Matters, 42 (2002), p. 13.

Holmes, Janet, ‘Sociolinguistics’ in Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds), InternationalEncyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Amsterdam, Elsevier Science, 2001),pp. 14567-14569.

Holmes, Janet, ‘Workplace communication and ESOL teaching’, CLANZ. CommunityLanguage Association New Zealand Newsletter, 3 (2002), pp. 8-10.

Kennedy, Graeme, ‘Corpus Linguistics’ in Neil J. Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds),International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences (Amsterdam, ElsevierScience, 2001), pp. 2816-2820.

Macalister, John, ‘Maori loanwords and New Zealand humour’, NZWords, 6 (2002), pp. 3-4.

McKee, Rachel and McKee, David, New Zealand Sign Language: A Guide for Learners(Wellington, VUW Deaf Studies Research Unit, 2002), Occasional Publication 3,117pp.

Nation, Paul, ‘A Machiavellian New Zealander’, Hus: Journal of the Abo Akademi EnglishDepartment, 6 (2002), pp. 57-59.

Read, John, ‘Review of Susan M. Gass and Larry Selinker, Second Language Acquisition: AnIntroductory Course’, Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books, 47, 5 (2002), pp.608-610.

Read, John, ‘Word associates: testing depth of vocabulary knowledge’, IATEFL TestingEvaluation and Assessment SIG Newsletter, May (2002), pp. 28-30.


Stubbe, Maria, From Office to Production Line: Collecting Data for the Wellington Language inthe Workplace Project (Wellington, VUW School of Linguistics & Applied LanguageStudies, 2001), Language in the Workplace Occasional Paper 2, www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/lwp/resources/op2.htm.

Sukarno, Wahyono, ‘vP-aspect: aspectual base properties of Indonesian predicates’,Laurie Bauer (ed), Wellington Working Papers in Linguistics (Wellington, VUW Schoolof Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, 2001), 13, pp. 31-46.

Vine, Bernadette, Johnson, Gary, O’Brien, Jennifer and Robertson, Shelley, WellingtonArchive of New Zealand English Transcriber’s Manual (Wellington, VUW School ofLinguistics & Applied Language Studies, 2002), Language in the WorkplaceOccasional Paper 5, www.vuw.ac.nz/lals/lwp/resources/op5.htm.

Vine, Elaine, ‘Review of Richard D. Lambert and Elana Shohamy (eds), Language Policyand Pedagogy: Essays in Honour of A. Ronald Walton’, Discourse and Society, 13, 3(2002), pp. 414-416.


Dickie, Jim and Crabbe, David, The Suitability of “New Heights” for ESL/EFL Learners, areport for Learning Media, Wellington (July 2002) 27pp.


Ainsworth, Helen, ‘Telling Tales in Taranaki: Evidence of Regional Variation in NewZealand English’, 7th Language and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society(Hamilton, November 2002).

Bauer, Laurie, ‘Where Did You Get Those A’s?’, LAGB Conference (Ormskirk, April 2002).

Bauer, Laurie, ‘The Illusory Distinction between Lexical and Encyclopedic’, InternationalSymposium on Lexicography (Copenhagen, May 2002).

Bauer, Laurie, ‘Conversion and the Notion of Lexical Category’, 10th InternationalMorphology Meeting (Szentendre, May 2002).

Bauer, Laurie, ‘English Prefixation - A Typological Shift?’, 10th International MorphologyMeeting (Szentendre, May 2002).

Bauer, Laurie, ‘On the Productivity of (Non)productive Morphology’, 6th ESSE Conference(Strasbourg, August-September 2002).

Boyce, Mary, ‘Finding out more about the Nature of the Maori that Children at KuraKaupapa are immersed in, and use: What Corpus Linguistics can offer’, HeHuihuinga Tangata, He Kohikohinga Whakaaro Maori Medium Education Conference(Wellington, April 2002).

Boyce, Mary, ‘Maori Language Corpora and Maori-medium Resource Production’, 7thLanguage and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November2002).

Chan, Angela C. K., ‘Meeting Openings: New Zealand vs. Hong Kong’, 7th Language andSociety Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November 2002).


Cohen, Robin, ‘The Role of Essay Questions in the Induction of First Year UniversityStudents into the Contexts of Disciplinary Debates’, 2002 Tertiary Writing NetworkColloquium (Auckland, December 2002).

Cotterall, Sara, ‘Promoting Autonomy through an Academic Writing Course’, 2002Tertiary Writing Network Colloquium (Auckland, December 2002).

Cotterall, Sara and Cohen, Robin, ‘Scaffolding NESB Academic Writing’, 8th NationalConference on Community Languages and English for Speakers of Other Languages(Wellington, July 2002).

Cotterall, Sara and Crabbe, David, ‘Learners Talking: Implications for Teacher-ledAutonomy’, AILA 2002 (Singapore, December 2002).

Cotterall, Sara and Crabbe, David, ‘Learning from Learners’ Experiences’, 8th NationalConference on Community Languages and English for Speakers of Other Languages(Wellington, July 2002).

Coxhead, Averil, ‘One out of the Box: Meeting Conditions for Learning Vocabulary witha Class Vocabulary Box’, 8th National Conference on Community Languages and Englishfor Speakers of Other Languages (Wellington, July 2002).

Crabbe, David, ‘Defining and Managing the Quality of Learning Opportunity’, AILA 2002(Singapore, December 2002).

Daly, Nicola, Holmes, Janet, Newton, Jonathan and Stubbe, Maria, ‘“Fuck You”:Expletives as Solidarity Signals in Workplace FTAs’, 7th Language and SocietyConference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November 2002).

Duong Thi Hoang Oanh, ‘The Influence of Educational Structures and CommunityValues on Classroom Dynamics at a University in Hue, Vietnam’, 8th NationalConference on Community Languages and English for Speakers of Other Languages(Wellington, July 2002).

Holmes, Janet, ‘Power and Discourse at Work: Is Gender Relevant?’, SociolinguisticsSymposium (Gent, April 2002).

Holmes, Janet, ‘Relational Practice in the Workplace: Women’s Talk or GenderedDiscourse’, International Gender and Language Conference (Lancaster, April 2002).

Holmes, Janet and Marra, Meredith, ‘Leadership, Meeting Management and DiscourseStrategies’, 7th Language and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton,November 2002).

Kennedy, Graeme, ‘Getting in Touch with the Hidden Curriculum in English LanguageLearning’, 8th National Conference on Community Languages and English for Speakers ofOther Languages (Wellington, July 2002).

Macalister, John, ‘Of Weka and Waiata: Familiarity with Borrowings from Te Reo Maori’,7th Language and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November2002).

Major, George, ‘Collecting Data in a Hospital: A Pilot Project’, 7th Language and SocietyConference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November 2002).


Marra, Meredith, ‘Punch Lines, Jab Lines and Workplace Anecdotes’, Australasian HumourScholars Network Colloquium (Sydney, April 2002).

Marsen, Sky, ‘Telling the Story Right: Towards a Typology of Speaker Roles in theWritten Text’, 2002 Tertiary Writing Network Colloquium (Auckland, December 2002).

McKee, David, ‘Interpreters in New Zealand, 1985-2002’, Sign Language Interpreters’Association of New Zealand Conference (Auckland, July 2002).

McKee, Rachel, ‘For Better or Worse: Interpreting as a Tool for Change in the DeafCommunity’, Sign Language Interpreters’ Association of New Zealand Conference(Auckland, July 2002).

Nation, Paul, ‘Vocabulary Strategy Training’, 8th National Conference on CommunityLanguages and English for Speakers of Other Languages (Wellington, July 2002).

Newton, Jonathan and Stadler, Stefanie, ‘Learning to Disagree in German as a ForeignLanguage: the Case of New Zealand University Students Learning German’,ConPILE (Munster, September 2002).

Newton, Jonathan, Daly, Nicola, Holmes, Janet and Stubbe, Maria, ‘Face Threatening Talkon the Factory Floor: Implications for Intercultural Communication’, AILA 2002(Singapore, December 2002).

Pearce, Elizabeth, ‘DP Structure and NP-movement in Maori’, 5th International Conferenceof Oceanic Languages (Canberra, January 2002).

Pearson, Nigel, ‘A Marriage made in Heaven: Integrating the Development of IT Skillsand Language Proficiency’, RELC International Seminar (Singapore, April 2002).

Pearson, Nigel, ‘Using Computers to Supplement Language Instruction’, 8th NationalConference on Community Languages and English for Speakers of Other Languages(Wellington, July 2002).

Read, John, ‘The Role of Vocabulary in Academic Reading Ability’, 2nd LanguageVocabulary Colloquium (Leiden, March 2002).

Read, John, ‘Word Associates: Testing Depth of Vocabulary Knowledge’, AnnualConference of the International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language(IATEFL) (York, March 2002).

Read, John, ‘Investigating the Impact of a High-stakes EAP Proficiency Test’, AnnualConference of the American Association for Applied Linguistics (Salt Lake City, April2002).

Read, John, ‘Investigating the Role of Vocabulary Knowledge in Reading ComprehensionAbility’, Language Testing Research Colloquium (Hong Kong, December 2002).

Riddiford, Nicky, ‘Drama Activities for Fluency Development’, 8th National Conference onCommunity Languages and English for Speakers of Other Languages (Wellington, July2002).

Schnurr, Stephanie, ‘Joking and Managing: Leaders at Work’, 7th Language and SocietyConference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November 2002).


Shearn, Sandra, ‘Teacher Perceptions of the Attitudes towards Foreign LanguageLearning among Students, Parents and Colleagues’, NZALT National Conference(Napier, June-July 2002).

Shearn, Sandra, ‘Access to Foreign Language Learning in NZ Schools - A Case of GenderInequity’, 7th Language and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton,November 2002).

Stubbe, Maria, ‘Effective Workplace Talk: Developing Effective InterpersonalCommunication in the Workplace’, International Conference on Language and SocialPsychology (Hong Kong, July 2002).

Stubbe, Maria, ‘The “Power Rangers” Team: A Discursive Community of Practice?’, 7thLanguage and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November2002).

Stubbe, Maria, ‘Managing the Contradictions: Gender, Ethnicity and Power in theDiscourse of a Factory Team’, International Conference on Language and SocialPsychology (Hong Kong, July 2002).

Stubbe, Maria and Brown, Pascal, ‘Let’s Get Real: Natural Interactions as a Resource forLanguage Learning’, ALANZ Symposium 2002 (Hamilton, November 2002).

Stubbe, Maria and Brown, Pascal, ‘Talk that Works: A Resource Kit for DevelopingEffective Communication in Factory Teams’, 8th National Conference on CommunityLanguages and English for Speakers of Other Languages (Wellington, July 2002).

Sukarno, Wahyono, ‘Derivational Syntax: Aspectual Base Properties of IndonesianPredicates’, 9th International Conference on Austronesian Linguistics (Canberra, January2002).

Vermillion, Patricia, ‘The Ups and Downs of being a Kiwi: An Experiment InvestigatingTonal Cues which are used to identify NZE Intonation’, 7th Language and SocietyConference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November 2002).

Vine, Elaine, ‘Constructing Understanding of Social Studies in English: A five-year-oldSamoan Boy interacts with his New Zealand Teacher’, Sociolinguistics Symposium 14(Gent, April 2002).

Vine, Elaine, ‘Interactions between Fa’afetai and his Teacher in a Multicultural NewZealand Classroom’, International Association for Dialogue Analysis (Utrecht, April2002).

Vine, Elaine, ‘In Search of Shared Contextual Understanding: A five-year-old SamoanBoy interacts with his Teacher in a New Zealand Classroom’, International Conferenceon Conversation Analysis (Copenhagen, May 2002).

Vine, Elaine, ‘Some Language Demands of four Year 9 Mathematics Textbooks’, 7thLanguage and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November2002).

Walkinshaw, Ian, ‘How Learners Learn Politeness Strategies - in and out of the ESLClassroom’, 8th National Conference on Community Languages and English for Speakersof Other Languages (Wellington, July 2002).


Walkinshaw, Ian, ‘Yes, I Don’t Think So: Tracking Changes in the DisagreementStrategies of Japanese Learners of English’, 7th Language and Society Conference of theNZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton, November 2002).

Wallace, Derek, ‘What’s Wrong with the Knowledge Society’, 2nd International Conferenceon Cultural Policy Research (Wellington, January 2002).

Wallace, Derek, ‘How can Undergraduate Students establish Academic Credibility?’, 2002Tertiary Writing Network Colloquium (Auckland, December 2002).

Warren, Paul, ‘Beer with Me - Consequences of Diphthong Merger on Communication inNZE’, 7th Language and Society Conference of the NZ Linguistics Society (Hamilton,November 2002).

Theses

PhD

Webb, Stuart, ‘Investigating the effects of learning tasks on vocabulary knowledge’.

MA

Stadler, Stefanie, ‘Learning to disagree in German: the case of New Zealand universitystudents’.

Leisure and Heritage Studies

Articles

Davidson, Lee, ‘The “Spirit of the Hills”: Mountaineering in Northwest Otago, NewZealand 1882-1940’, Tourism Geographies, 4, 1 (2002), pp. 44-61.


Volkerling, Michael, National Library Electronic Services: The Case for Free Access, a report tothe Electronic Services Directorate, National Library of New Zealand (McDermottMiller Ltd, November 2002), 51pp.


Davidson, Lee, ‘Adventure, meaning and identity: An historical case study from NewZealand’, International Conference on the ‘Outdoors’ and ‘Adventure’ as Social andCultural Phenomena (Buckinghamshire, April 2002).

Volkerling, Michael, ‘Food as Leisure: Reflections on ‘The Cooking Animal’’, New ZealandRecreation Association (Hamilton, November 2002).

Volkerling, Michael, ‘Heritage Tourism’, New Zealand Historic Places Trust Gathering(Gisborne, August 2002).

Volkerling, Michael, ‘The Emergence of the Creative City: ‘Creative Industries’ Policiesand Local Government’, Culture and Economic Development (New York, April 2002).

Volkerling, Michael, ‘The End of Economic Man: Cultural Holism as State Policy’,Cultural Sites, Cultural Theory, Cultural Policy. The Second International Conference onCultural Policy Research (Wellington, January 2002).


Theses

MA

Foley, Kristen, ‘An exploratory investigation into the recreational use of drugs’.

Pack, Annette, ‘A narrative portrait of sport motivation’.

Hanham, Stacey, ‘The Te Maori exhibition: An examination of its organisation andimpacts as seen by those who developed the exhibition’.

Ruchti, Natalie, ‘Cinderella gymnasts become queens: Exploring positive gymnasticscoaching’.

Searle, Lois, ‘The “Bengal Merchant”: Relations, order and authority’.

Maori and Pacific Studies - Te Kawa a Maui

Articles

Temara, Pou, ‘Te Ahua o te Kupu Whakaari: The Nature of Propetic Sayings’, Te PouhereKorero, 4 (2002), pp. 2-11.


Rangiheuea, Tania, ‘Addressing Complexity: Collaboration with Maori’, in RaewynGood, Tania Rangiheuea, Julie Warren, Peter Jackson, Tricia Lang, Rosemary duPlessis and David Thorns, Embracing Plurality: Challenges for Research on Social Issues(Wellington, Royal Society of New Zealand Social Science Advisory Committee,2002), pp. 7-8, http://www.rsnz.govt.nz/news/talks/scisoc/embracing_plurality_6_sept.pdf.


Teaiwa, Teresia, ‘Review of Atu Emberson-Bain, In the Name of Growth’, Pacific Ecologist,Spring (2002), pp. 63-65.

Teaiwa, Teresia, ‘Review of Francis X. Hezel, The New Shape of Old Island Cultures: A halfcentury of social change in Micronesia’, Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 43, 3 (2002), pp. 387-389.


Teaiwa, Teresia, “Introduction” and “Conclusion”, Turning the Tide: the need for a Pacificsolution to aid conditionality, a report for the Greenpeace Australia Pacific, Suva andSydney), (2002), 18pp.

Teaiwa, Teresia, Pacific Poverty Study, Literature Review/Desk Study, a report for NewZealand AID, Wellington, (2002), 63pp.


Teaiwa, Teresia, ‘Africanization, Balkanization, Caribbeanization, Indigenization, etc.:Rethinking the Pacific in a Global Context’, 5th Conference of the European Society forOceanists (Vienna, July 2002).


Teaiwa, Teresia, ‘Rethinking Love in the South Seas’, 15th Pacific History AssociationConference (Apia, December 2002).

Teaiwa, Teresia, ‘Specifying Pacific Studies for an Asia Pacific Studies Agenda’, RemakingAsia Pacific Studies: Knowledge, Power and Pedagogy Conference (Honolulu, December2002).

Music

Chapters

Walls, Peter, ‘Historical Performance and the Modern Performer’, in John Rink (ed),Musical Performance: A Guide to Understanding (Cambridge, Cambridge UniversityPress, 2002), pp. 17-34.

Full Scale Performances and Productions

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (North American Tour, November 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (Chamber Music New Zealand National tour,August-September 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (CD recording of music by Dvorak, Szekely,Wellington, February 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (North American Tour, June-July 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (Czech Concert Series, Auckland, Wellington,May-June 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (Korean tour, March-April 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (Concerts in the NZ Festival of the Arts,Wellington, March 2002).

Ansell, Gillian (viola), Beilman, Douglas (violin), Gjelsten, Rolf (cello), Pohl, Helene(violin), New Zealand String Quartet (Lunchtime concerts, Adam Concert Room,Wellington, April and October 2002).

Psathas, John (composer), Psyzygysm - concerto for Vibraphone and Chamber Orchestra,premiered by Pedro Carneiro (vibraphone), STROMA and STRIKE ensembles,‘Velocities Concert’ (2002 New Zealand Festival of the Arts, Wellington, March2002).

Psathas, John (composer), Halle Orchestra, Evelyn Glennie (percussion), Philip Smith(piano), View From Olympus (Royal Gala Concert, Pulse Festival, Manchester, UnitedKingdom, July 2002).


Psathas, John (composer), New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Orpheus Choir, soloistsJenny Wollerman (soprano), Richard Greagor (tenor), David Griffiths (baritone),Orpheus in Rarohenga (premiered Wellington Town Hall, Wellington, November2002).

Walls, Peter (conductor), The Tudor Consort, ‘Peter Philips: Cantiones Sacrae QuinisVocibus’, (Naxos (CD) 8.555056 released UK & Europe, December 2001; NewZealand, March 2002).


Mews, Douglas (conductor, harpsichord), Lake District String Ensemble, Concert of musicby Lilburn, Bach, Corelli, Haydn (Rotorua, Taupo, November 2002).

Mews, Douglas (fortepiano), Classical Chrome, Concert, New Zealand Festival of the Arts(Illott Concert Chamber, Wellington, March 2002).

Mews, Douglas (fortepiano), Sussex, Polly (cello), Recital: Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Hummel(Auckland, Rotorua, September 2002).

Mews, Douglas (fortepiano), Tower Voices, New Zealand Festival of the Arts concert (IllottConcert Chamber, Wellington March 2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord continuo), Bachoir, Chiesa Ensemble, J S Bach, Mass in G (StAndrew’s on the Terrace, Wellington, July 2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord continuo), NZSO Chamber Orchestra, NZSO ChamberOrchestra Tour with Gilles Apap, violin (Founders’ Theatre, Hamilton; BaycourtTheatre, Tauranga; Opera House, Wellington, July 2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord continuo), NZSO Chamber Orchestra, Bridget Douglas(flute), NZSO Chamber Orchestra tour (Auckland, Wellington, August 2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord continuo), NZSO Chamber Orchestra, Graham Pushee(countertenor), NZSO Chamber Orchestra tour (Auckland, Wellington, September2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord), Chrome, Baroque concert (Adam Concert Room,Wellington, July 2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord), Evison, Penelope (baroque flute), Recital for AllianceFrancaise (Wellington, 2002).

Mews, Douglas (harpsichord), Evison, Penelope (baroque flute), Bach recital, Concerts bythe Sea (Paekakariki Memorial Hall, Paekakariki, December 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ continuo), Sacred Heart Choir and Orchestra, J S Bach, Magnificat(Sacred Heart Cathedral, Wellington, April 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), Solo Bach Recital (Adam Concert Room, Wellington, March 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), Widor’s Fifth Organ Symphony (St Paul’s, Wanganui, June 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), Bachoir, Concert, music by Brahms, Bruckner (Sacred HeartCathedral, Wellington 2002).


Mews, Douglas (organ), Bachoir, Durufle, Requiem (Sacred Heart Cathedral, Wellington,May 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), Bachoir, Concert in Old St Paul’s Choral Festival (Old St Paul’s,Wellington, March 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), Kapiti Chorale, Durufle, Requiem (St Pauls’, Paraparaumu, June2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Ana James (soprano),Mozart, Exultate Jubilate (Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, August 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), St Paul’s Cathedral Choir, Faure Requiem (St Paul’s Cathedral,Wellington, March 2002).

Mews, Douglas (organ), Tudor Consort, Music by Orlando Gibbons (Wellington, SacredHeart Cathedral, February 2002).

Mews, Douglas (piano) with Melody Gumbley (violin), Concert (Gisborne, February2002).

Mews, Douglas (piano), New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Mobil Song Quest (MichaelFowler Centre, Wellington, July 2002).

Mews, Douglas (piano, harpsichord), Chrome, Performances at New Zealand FluteConvention (Arts Centre, Christchurch, July 2002).

Mews, Douglas (piano, harpsichord), Selma Gokcen (cello), Louise Toppin (soprano),Concerts (Adam Concert Room, Wellington, Canterbury School of Music,Christchurch, April 2002).

Thomas, Allan (ed), Karanga Voices New Zealand: Heritage in Sound. Volume 1 Calls andChants; Volume 2 Housie and Race Calls; Volume 3 Auctions and Sports (Wellington AsiaPacific Archive 2001) CD recordings.

Walls, Peter (conductor), Monteverdi, Orfeo (Victoria University Baroque Workshop,Wellington, September 2002).

Walls, Peter (conductor), Monteverdi, Vespers for the Winter Solstice (Victoria Voices, HunterCouncil Chamber, Wellington, June 2002).

Walls, Peter (conductor), Bach Cantata Concert (Victoria University Baroque Workshop andSinging Students, Hunter Council Chamber, Wellington May 2002).

Walls, Peter (conductor), The Victoria University Orchestra Graduation Gala Concert (MichaelFowler Centre, Wellington, May 2002).



Body, Jack, Flurry for Three String Quartets (Commissioned by the New ZealandInternational Festival of the Arts, Wellington, March 2002).

Body, Jack, New Compositions for Gamelan by New Zealand Composers (performed at the 7thInternational Gamelan Festival, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, July 2002).


Mews, Douglas, (harpsichord continuo), New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, BaroqueChristmas Music, (CD Recording, Naxos), Wellington Town Hall, (September 2002).


Garden, Greer, ‘Un canon á cinq inèdit de Couperin’, Bulletin de l’Atelier d’Etudes sur laMusique Francaise des XVIIe & XVIIe Siècles, 9 (2001-2), pp.16-17.

Thomas, Allan, ‘Writing about Music’, Crescendo, 61 (2002), pp. 11- 15.

Walls, Peter, ‘Review of Robin Stowell, The Early Violin and Viola: a Practical Guide’, EarlyMusic, 30 (2002), pp. 276-278.

Walls, Peter, ‘Review of Marie-Claude Canova-Green and Francesca Chiarelli (eds), TheInfluence of Italian Entertainments on 16th- and 17th-Century Music Theatre in France,Savoy and England’, Early Music, 30 (2002), pp. 124-126.

Walls, Peter, ‘Review of David Rattray, Masterpieces of Italian Violin Making (1620-1850)’,Early Music, 29 (2001), pp. 294-295.

Walls, Peter, ‘Review of Barbara Ravelhofer (ed), B.de Montagut, Louange de la danse; inPraise of the Dance, Renaissance Texts from Manuscript, iii’, Early Music, 29 (2001), pp.126-128.

Walls, Peter, ‘Review of Ian Spink, Henry Lawes: Cavalier Songwriter, ‘Oxford Monographs onMusic’’, Music and Letters, 82 (2001), pp. 298-301.

Walls, Peter, ‘Review of Joel Lester, Bach’s Works for Solo Violin: Style, Structure,Performance’, Music and Letters, 82 (2001), pp. 106-108.


Body, Jack, ‘Outside the Circle: Composing Cross-culturally’, 22nd Asian Composers LeagueConference and Festival (Seoul, May 2002).

Garden, Greer, ‘Songs of a Child prodigy: the Airs sérieux (1692) by Mlle de Menetou’,Tenth Biennial Conference on Baroque Music (Spain, July 2002).

Thomas, Allan, ‘Thoughts about Music: The writings of L.D. Austin 1927 - 1979’, NewZealand Musicological Society Conference (Auckland, June 2002).

van Rij, Inge, ‘Hunting for earthworms: Unity in Brahms “Song Bouquets”’, New ZealandMusicological Society Conference (Auckland, June 2002).

Walls, Peter, ‘Sonade que me veux tu: Reconstructing French Identity in the Wake ofCorelli Op 5’, Tenth Biennial Conference on Baroque Music (Spain, July 2002).

Theses

MA

Cummings, Timothy James, ‘The Great Highland Bagpipe: Extended techniques andtheir Musical Potential’.


MMus

Beban, Daniel G.A., ‘Going for a Song: the New Zealand Chant of Auctions, Housie andRacing’.

Nursing and Midwifery

Articles

Giddings, L. S. and Wood, P. J., ‘Discourse Analysis - Making Connections betweenKnowledge and Power: An Interview with Debbie Payne’, Nursing Praxis in NewZealand, 18, 2 (2002), pp. 4-14.

Huntington, A., ‘Working with Women Experiencing Mid-trimester Termination ofPregnancy: The Integration of Nursing and Feminist Knowledge in theGynaecological Setting’, Journal of Clinical Nursing, 11 (2002), pp. 273-279.

Jull, Andrew, ‘Pentoxifylline for Treatment of Venous Leg Ulcers: A Systematic Review’,The Lancet, 359 (2002), pp. 1550-1554.

Kwai, K., ‘Clinical Supervision: A Literature Review’, Whitireia Nursing Journal, 9 (2002),pp. 37-42.

McCleland, A. and Williams, A., ‘An Emancipatory Praxis Study of Nursing Students onClinical Practicum in New Zealand: Pushed to the Peripheries’, Contemporary Nurse,12, 2 (2002), pp. 185-193.

Wilson, H., ‘Brain Science, Early Intervention and ‘At Risk’ Families: Implications forParents, Professionals and Social Policy’, Social Policy and Society, 1 (2002), pp. 191-202.

Wood, P. J. and Giddings, L. S., ‘Randomised Controlled Trials in Nursing and Midwifery:An Interview with Maralyn Foureur’, Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 18, 1 (2002), pp.4-16.

Wood, P. J. and Giddings, L. S., ‘Meeting the Challenges of Critical Case Study in NursingResearch: An Interview with Alison Dixon’, Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 18, 3(2002), pp. 5-17.

Chapters

McEldowney, Rose, ‘Critical Resistance Pathways: Overcoming Oppression in NursingEducation’, in Nancy L. Diekelmann (ed), Teaching Practitioners of Care: NewPedagogies for the Health Professions (Volume II ) (Madison, University of WisconsinPress, 2002), pp. 262-318.

Walsh, Chris, ‘Reclaiming our Space: Reflections on Psychiatric Mental Health Nursingfrom the Past to the Future’, in E. Papps (ed), Nursing in New Zealand: Critical Issues,Different Perspectives (Auckland, Pearson Education, 2002), pp. 28-39.

Wood, P. J., ‘Nursing’s Background of Scholarly Inquiry’, in E. Papps (ed), Nursing in NewZealand: Critical Issues, Different Perspectives (Auckland, Pearson Education, 2002),pp. 40-51.



Bickley, Joy, ‘Good Ideas for Enrolled Nurses’, Kaitiaki: Nursing New Zealand, 8, 6 (2002),p. 26.

Levine, M.A., Perpetua, E.M., Allen, K., Comer, L., Lindsley, C., Loeffler, D., Martin, J.,Mojica, L. and Newby, J., ‘Birthing in the Far East of Russia’, Journal of theInternational Confederation of Midwives, 15, 5 (2002), pp. 6-8.

McLardy, Elaine, ‘Boundaries: Work and Home’, New Zealand College of Midwives Journal,27 (2002), pp. 33-34.

Parr, Jean E., Impact of Life Threatening Cancer on Intimacy and Sexual Needs (Wellington,VUW Graduate School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2002), Monograph Series 1,104pp.

Skinner, Joan, ‘Love and Fear. The Midwife and her Relationship with Risk’, Birth Issues,11, 2/3 (2002), pp. 69-72.

Wood, Pamela, J., ‘Marquette Memorial Service for Nurses’, Nursing Praxis in NewZealand, 18, 3 (2002), pp. 62-64.


Bickley, J., ‘Ethical Issues for Nurses: NFR’, Dare to Decide (Palmerston North, March2002).

Bickley, J., ‘Speaking up and Keeping Secrets: The Way Nurses and Doctors Talk aboutNFR’, Who Needs Hospitals Anyway? (Lower Hutt, July 2002).

Bickley, J., ‘A Collage of Speech and Silence: NFR Discourses’, British Medical SociologyGroup Conference (York, September 2002).

Bickley, J., ‘The Ethical Aspects of NFR for Nurses’, International Centre for Nursing EthicsConference (Guilford, September 2002).

Brown, J., ‘Benchmarking Performance Indicators in a Residential Care ProviderOrganization’, New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services Conference (Wellington,March 2002).

Duke, J., ‘Justice - the Integral Part of a Caring Environment’, Creating CaringEnvironments (Boston, May 2002).

Dulieu, F., ‘Breaking the Silence: Perceptions of Existential Experiences of Pain, Loss,Death and Dying’, College of Nurses Aotearoa (NZ) Conference (Nelson, September2002).

Foureur, M., ‘Developing a Research Culture in an Economically ConstrainedEnvironment’, 27th International Congress of Midwives (Vienna, April 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘The Role of the Cochrane Collaboration in Providing Evidence for Practice’,Nursing and Midwifery Academic Seminar Series (California, April 2002).


Foureur, M., ‘Complexity Theory and its Relationship to Understanding the Impact of theBirth Environment on Birth Outcomes’, Midwifery Researchers Conference (Sheffield,April 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘Experiments in Knowing. A Review of the Evolution of Evidence inMidwifery Practice’, Visiting Professorial Seminar (Newcastle, October 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘How to Practice Evidence Based Nursing in Hospice Care’, Mary PotterHospice Seminar (Wellington, November 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘The Changing Face of Maternity Care in New Zealand’, MidwiferyResearchers Conference (Manchester, April 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘The Impact of the Birth Environment on Birth Outcomes’, 27th InternationalCongress of Midwives (Vienna, April 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘What does Quality have to do with Evidence Based Practice?’, EvidenceBased Nursing Conference (Auckland, March 2002).

Foureur, M., ‘Evidence Based Practice: A Simplistic Solution for a Complex World’,University of Technology Sydney Occasional Address (Sydney, July 2002).

Greenwood, S., ‘A Psychoanalytic Semiotic Approach to Exploring the Anxiety Provokedby Mother Dyads’, Human Science Research Conference (Victoria, June 2002).

Levine, M.A., ‘The Silent Majority: Childbearing Women and Poverty in DevelopingCountries’, NZCLA Conference (Christchurch, March 2002).

Levine, M.A., ‘The Relationship of Planning of Pregnancy and Duration of Breastfeeding’,Redwood Empire Perinatal Conference (Eureka, May 2002).

Levine, M.A., ‘Micro Focus: Poverty/Childbearing/Developing World’, InternationalHealth: Poverty, Health and Equity: From Global Challenges to Innovative Solutions(Ottawa, October 2002).

Levine, M.A., ‘Further Adventures for Armchair Travels: Perinatal Nursing in Russia’,Redwood Empire Perinatal Conference (Eureka, May 2002).

Lindsay, L., ‘Fading: Narratives of Dying Dragons’, College of Nurses Conference (Nelson,September 2002).

MacGeorge, J., ‘Early CPAP Therapy in the Emergency Setting’, CENNZ Conference(Auckland, May 2002).

MacGeorge, J., ‘CPAP Therapy in the Emergency Setting’, ACEM/ASEM WinterSymposium (Wellington, July 2002).

Martin, M., ‘Retreat - Holding out for the Whole Treatment’, We Are Able and Artful Nurses(Nelson, September 2002).

McEldowney, R., ‘Walking the Talk: Teaching for Social Change in Nursing’, NursingResearch Seminar (Wellington, September 2002).


McLardy, E., ‘Midwives Exploring Boundaries as they Negotiate their Home and WorkLives’, New Zealand College of Midwives 7th Biennial National Conference (Dunedin,July 2002).

Moss, C., ‘Dancing with the Light: The Artfulness of Advanced Nursing Practice’, We AreAble and Artful Nurses (Nelson, September 2002).

Moss, C., ‘Sustaining Professional Relevance: The Freedoms within ProfessionalBoundaries’, Who Needs Hospitals Anyway? (Lower Hutt, July 2002).

Murphy, S., ‘Implementation of the Paediatric Liver Transplantation Programme’, StarshipShowcase Conference (Auckland, April 2002).

Phillips, B., ‘A Critical Hermeneutic Perspective on Men’s Suicidality’, Health Policy,Practice and Research in the 21st Century Interdisciplinary Conference (Auckland, May2002).

Phillips, B., ‘Supporting Practice-Based Mental Health Nursing Research’, Research:Contributing to the Future of Nursing (Hamilton, April 2002).

Phillips, B., ‘Leadership and the Role of Nursing Research in Mental Health’, Who NeedsHospitals Anyway? (Lower Hutt, July 2002).

Ritchie, M., ‘Turning a Castle in Black and White into a Castle of Colour’, College ofEmergency Nursing Conference (Auckland, May 2002).

Ritchie, M. and Wills, R., ‘Family Violence’, Australasian College of Emergency MedicineSymposium (Wellington, July 2002).

Skinner, J., ‘New Zealand Midwives and their Relationship with Risk’, New ZealandCollege of Midwives 7th Biennial National Conference (Dunedin, July 2002).

Thompson, C. and Hewitt, N., ‘Creative Clinical Decision Making. Enhancing AdvancedSkills using Simulation’, Creative Caring for Communities (Christchurch, November2002).

Walsh, C., ‘Practising Lesbians: Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses Bordering theBoundaries between Self-Disclosure and Nursing Practice’, Health in Difference 4(Sydney, October 2002).

Wood, P. J., ‘Nursing Dirt: Nurses’ Construction of the Notion of Dirt in the NewZealand Hospital, 1890-1940’, UK Centre for the History of Nursing (London, July2002).

Wood, P. J., ‘Centenary of Nursing Registration in New Zealand’, Royal College of Nursing,History of Nursing Society (London, November 2002).

Theses

PhD

Connor, Margaret, ‘Sharing the burden of strife in chronic illness: A praxiological study ofnursing practice in a community context’.


O’Malley, Jane, ‘Critical social analysis of acute institutionally based mental healthnursing following an action research project’.

Peach, Jocelyn, ‘The contribution of nursing to the health of New Zealand’.

Pearson, Janet, ‘Health promotion in one New Zealand primary school: A case study’.

Ramsden, Irihapeti, ‘Cultural safety and nursing education in Aotearoa and Te WaiPounamu’.

MA

Adams-Smith, Patricia, ‘An exploration of issues of primary health services for TaranakiTe Atiawa children based on the expectations and perceptions of their femalecaregivers’.

Patterson, Jean, ‘Off the beaten track: A postmodern feminist analysis of rural midwiferyand rural media health discourses’.

Reed, Carolyn, ‘The liminal space of anguish: The experience of two mothers whosechildren have acquired traumatic brain injury’.

Schumacher, Anne, ‘More than meets the eye: Explicating the essence of gerontologynursing’.

MA (Applied)

Alcorn, Gillian, ‘Giving voice to school nursing as a primary health care specialty’.

Boyd, Lois, ‘“It could have just as easily been me”: Nurses working in mental healthservices who have experienced mental illness’.

Caughley, Jill, ‘Humanitarian, international nursing and the New Zealand recipients ofthe Florence Nightingale Medal, 1920-1999’.

Chenery, Kim, ‘’Can mummy come too?’ Rhetoric and realities of ‘family-centred care’ inone New Zealand hospital, 1960-1990’.

Cullens, Victoria, ‘Not just a shortage of girls: The shortage of nurses in post World War IINew Zealand 1945-1955’.

Elbe, Elaine, ‘The private world of nursing related to incident reporting’.

Fisher, Carol, ‘Trial of a health surveillance screening instrument for community-dwelling elderly within a New Zealand setting’.

Logovae, Fualaau, ‘Practising at the crossroads: Experiences of Pacific Island nursespractising in the mainstream mental health services’.

McKewen, Shirley, ‘The experience of mental health support workers who are themselvesin recovery from mental illness’.

Mitchell, Khurshid, ‘Childbirth: A momentous occasion. Muslim women’s childbirthexperiences’.

Stewart, Sarah, ‘The use of internet resources by midwives in New Zealand’.


Weekly, Eileen, ‘“I was feeling a little unsteady” - An evaluation into the effectiveness ofthe crisis respite service at meeting the needs of the people who use it’.

Social and Cultural Studies


Davey, Judith and Gee, Susan, ”Life at 85 plus”: A Statistical Review (Wellington, NewZealand Institute for Research on Ageing, 2002) viii, 36pp.

Davey, Judith and Gee, Susan, Aotearoa Ageing: An annotated bibliography of New Zealandresearch on ageing, 1997-2001 (Wellington, New Zealand Institute for Research onAgeing/40+ Project-30 Tau Neke Atu, 2002), 72pp.

Kirkman, Allison and Dew, Kevin, Sociology of Health in New Zealand (Melbourne, OxfordUniversity Press, 2002), xii, 291pp.

Pratt, John, Punishment and Civilization (London, Sage, 2002), x, 213pp.

Edited Collections

Lloyd, Mike (ed), Occupational Health and Safety in New Zealand: Contemporary SocialResearch (Palmerston North, Dunmore Press, 2002), 204pp.

Lloyd, Mike (ed), Special Issue: Actor Network Theory, New Zealand Sociology, 17, 1 (2002),162pp.

Articles

Besnier, Niko, ‘Transgenderism, locality, and the Miss Galaxy beauty pageant in Tonga’,American Ethnologist, 29, 3 (2002), pp. 534-66.

Davey, Judith, ‘Funding Education in Mid and Later Life - A Case Study from VictoriaUniversity’, Social Policy Journal of New Zealand, 18 (2002), pp. 178-190.

Davey, Judith, ‘“Active Ageing” and Education in mid and later life’, Ageing and Society,22 (2002), pp. 95-113.

Davey, Judith, ‘The Path to University - Early school leavers’, New Zealand Journal of AdultLearning, 30, 2 (2002), pp. 18-33.

Jordan, Jan, ‘Will Any Woman Do? Police, Gender and Rape Victims’, Policing: AnInternational Journal of Police Strategies and Management, 25, 2 (2002), pp. 319-344.

Lloyd, Mike, ‘Postscript: entanglement and granularity’, New Zealand Sociology, 17, 1(2002), pp. 110-117.

Lloyd, Mike and Roen, K., ‘’When you smell smoke ...’ ‘Risk factors’ and fire safety inaction’, Health, Risk and Society, 4, 2 (2002), pp. 139-154.

Neale, Jenny, ‘Is It So Different? The University Experience of Students with Disability’,Journal of Institutional Research, 11, 2 (2002), pp. 105-117.

Pandya, Vishvajit, ‘Nose and Eyes for Identity: Accoutrements and Enumerations ofEthnicity among the Jatha of Kachchh’, Journal of Material Culture, 7, 3 (2002), pp.295-328.


Pearson, David, ‘Theorizing citizenship in British settler societies’, Ethnic and RacialStudies, 25, 6 (2002), pp. 989-1012.

Pratt, John, ‘The Abusive Society: A Review Essay’, Australian and New Zealand Journal ofCriminology, 35 (2002) pp. 383-402.

Urry, James, ‘Growing up with cities: the Mennonite experience in Imperial Russia andthe early Soviet Union’, Journal of Mennonite Studies, 20 (2002), pp. 123-54.

Zodgekar, Arvind and Khawaja, Mansoor, ‘Population Dynamics and CompositionalChanges in New Zealand’s Population’, Journal of Population Research & New ZealandPopulation Review (Joint Special Issue) (September 2002), pp. 137-150.

Chapters

Bradley, Trevor and Walters, Reece, ‘The Managerialisation of Crime Prevention andCommunity Safety: The New Zealand Experience’, in G. Hughes, E. McLaughlin, J.Muncie (eds), Crime Prevention and Community Safety: New Directions (London, Sage,2002), pp. 240-259.

Howland, Peter, ‘A Lucky Dip? The fun, excitement and collusive hegemony of Lotto’, inB. Curtis (ed), Gambling in New Zealand (Palmerston North, Dunmore Press, 2002),pp. 217-229.

Levine, Hal, ‘The Maori Iwi - Contested Meanings in Contemporary Aotearoa/NewZealand’, in Erich Kolig and Hermann Muckler (eds), Politics of Indigeneity in theSouth Pacific: Recent Problems of Identity in Oceania (Hamburg, Lit Verlag Munster,2002), pp. 73-84.

Lloyd, Mike, ‘Introduction’, in Lloyd, Mike (ed), Occupational Health and Safety in NewZealand: Contemporary Social Research (Palmerston North, Dunmore Press, 2002), pp.9-18.

Lloyd, Mike, ‘Sociological reflections: problem gambling and its medicalisation’, in B.Curtis (ed), Gambling in New Zealand (Palmerston North, Dunmore Press, 2002), pp.153-166.

Lloyd, Mike and Roen, K., ‘Where is safety knowledge?’, in Lloyd, Mike (ed),Occupational Health and Safety in New Zealand: Contemporary Social Research(Palmerston North, Dunmore Press, 2002), pp. 135-157.

Pratt, John, ‘Critical criminology and the punitive society: some new “Visions of SocialControl”’, in K. Carrington and R. Hogg (eds), Critical Criminology (London, WillanPublishing, 2002), pp. 168-184.


Kirkman, Allison, ‘The importance of being a nurse: A sociological analysis of the currentnursing workforce situation in New Zealand’, Words, Actions, Change, ConferenceProceedings, Christchurch 2001, no ed. (Christchurch, Women’s Studies Association,2002), pp. 138-141.


Pearson, David, ‘Ethnicity, diversity and exclusion: Re-examining New Zealandcitizenship’, in Brennon Wood et al. (eds), Social Diversity and the Politics of ExclusionConference Proceedings (Palmerston North, SAANZ, 2002), pp. 226-233.


Besnier, Niko (with Michael Goldsmith), ‘Tuvalu’ in Melvin Ember and Carol R. Ember(eds), Countries and their cultures (New York, Macmillan Reference, 2001), 4, pp. 2288-96.

Davey, Judith, ‘What do we need to know about growing older?’, The New ZealandAudiological Society Bulletin, 12, 2 (2002), pp. 10-14.

Jordan, Jan, ‘Review of Tanjas Darke, Flight Of The Dancing Bird: One Woman’s CourageousFight To Reclaim Her Life’, New Zealand Books, 12, 3 (2002), p. 6.

O’Rourke, Diane, ‘Women’s World 2002: Making Connections in Kampala’, AnthropologyNews, 43, 8 (2002), p.14.

Pandya, Vishvajit, ‘Jarwas of Andaman Islands. Their Social and HistoricalReconstruction’, Economic and Political Weekly, 37, 37 (2002), pp. 3830-3834.

Pratt, John, ‘The globalization of punishment?’, Corrections Today, 64, 1 (2002), pp. 64-68.

Urry, James, ‘Review of Jeremy Adler and Richard Fardon (eds), Taboo, truth, and religion:Franz Baermann Steiner selected writings, vol 1 and Orientpolitik, value and civilisation:Franz Baermann Steiner selected writings, vol 2’, Anthropological Forum, 12, 1 (2002), pp.122-24.

Urry, James, ‘Review of George W. Stocking Jr, Delimiting anthropology: occasional inquiriesand reflections’, The Australian Journal of Anthropology, 13, 3 (2002), pp. 370-71.

Urry, James, ‘Review of Michael O’Hanlon and Robert Welsch (eds), Hunting theGatherers: Ethnographic Collectors, Agents and Agency in Melanesia, 1870s-1930s’, TheAustralian Journal of Anthropology, 13, 3 (2002), pp. 364-66.

Urry, James, ‘Review of Donald B. Kraybill and Carl F. Bowman, On the backroad to heaven:Old Order Hutterites, Mennonites, Amish, and Brethren’, Pennsylvania MennoniteHeritage, 25, 4 (2002), pp. 43-44.

Urry, James, ‘Review of Royden Loewen, Hidden worlds: revisiting the Mennonite migrantsof the 1870s’, Mennonite Quarterly Review, 76, 4 (2002), pp. 494-95.

Urry, James, ‘Review of Detlef Brandes and Andrej Savin, Die Siberiendeutschen imSowjetstaat 1919-38’, Slavic and East European Review, 80, 4 (2002), pp. 762-64.

Urry, James, ‘David G. Rempel (1899-1992), Mennonite historian’, Preservings: Magazine/Journal of the Hanover Steinbach Historical Society, 20 (2002), pp. 19.

Zodgekar, Arvind, ‘India’s New Population Policy’, Harvard Asia Pacific Review, 5, 1(2001), pp. 6-10.



Lloyd, Mike and Roen, K., Domestic fire prevention: vulnerability and the translation of safetyknowledge, New Zealand Fire Service Commission Research Report, Number 25(2002), 52pp.


Lundrigan, Samantha, Operation Angel, A Geographical Profile prepared for WellingtonCriminal Investigation Bureau (December 2002), 25pp.


Hill, Mike, ‘Asian Values and Western Dreams’, British Sociological Association Sociology ofReligion Study Group (Twickenham, November 2001).

Hill, Mike, ‘Researching the Sociology of Religion’, British Sociological Association Sociologyof Religion Study Group 5th Postgraduate Conference on the Sociology of Religion (Bristol,February 2002).

Jordan, Jan, ‘What Would MacGyver Do? The Meaning(s) of Resistance And Survival’,Expanding Our Horizons: Understanding the Complexities of Violence Against WomenConference (Sydney, February 2002).

Jordan, Jan, ‘To Believe or not to Believe? Police Responses to Women RapeComplainants’, International Women and Policing Conference (Canberra, October 2002).

Kirkman, Allison, ‘Aged Care Facilities and the Media’, International Sociological AssocationConference (Brisbane, July 2002).

Kirkman, Allison, ‘Dementia in the News’, International Alzheimers Congress (Barcelona,September 2002).

Kirkman, Allison, ‘Alzheimers in the News’, Sociological Association of Aotearoa (NewZealand) Conference (Christchurch, December 2002).

Pearson, David, ‘Citizenship, ‘Culturalisms’ and Civic Pluralism: Comparing NewZealand and Australia’, Cultural Citizenship: Challenges of Globalisation Conference(Melbourne, December 2002).

Zodgekar, Arvind, ‘Migrant Experiences: Towards Integration or Marginalisation’,Seminar in New Directions & New Settlers (Wellington, April 2002).

Zodgekar, Arvind, ‘Cohort Structural Changes: Implications for Tertiary Education inNew Zealand’, Population Association of New Zealand Conference (Wellington, June2001).

Zodgekar, Arvind, ‘Overview of New Zealand’s Demographic Position’, PopulationAssociation of New Zealand Conference (Wellington, June 2001).


FACULTY OF LAW

Law

Books

Atkin, Bill, Evans, Katrine, McLay, Geoff and Petersson, Sandra, Torts in New ZealandCases and Materials (Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 2002), 3rd edition, 667 pp.

Frankel, Susy and McLay, Geoff, Intellectual Property in New Zealand (Wellington, LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002), 780pp.

Edited Collections

Angelo, Anthony, Venchard, L.E. and Glover, V. (eds), Supplement to the New MauritiusDigest 1999-2001 (Port Louis, Best Graphics, 2002), vi, 74pp.

Angelo, Anthony, Venchard, L.E. and Glover, V. (eds), Mauritius Reports 2001 (Port Louis,Best Graphics, 2002), viii, 244pp.

Atkin, William and Henaghan, M.(eds), Family Law Policy in New Zealand (Wellington,Butterworths, 2002), 2nd edition, xxxii, 324pp.

Macduff, Ian and Ganguly, Rajat (eds), Ethnic Conflicts in South and South East Asia:Causes, Dynamics, Solutions (New Dehli, Sage, 2002), 292pp.

Palmer, Matthew and Carter, David (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington,Victoria University Press, 2002), 680pp.

Articles

Anderson, Gordon, ‘Transplanting Good Faith into New Zealand Labour Law: TheExperience under the Employment Relations Act 2000: E Law’, Murdoch UniversityElectronic Journal of Law, 9, 3 (2002) http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/issues/v9n3/anderson93.html.

Anderson, Gordon, ‘Recent Cases’, Butterworths Employment Law Bulletin (2002) pp. 11-20,31-38, 45-51, 62-69, 84-87, 96-101, 109-114.

Angelo, Anthony, ‘Establishing a Nation - A Second Look’, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, 1(2001), pp. 235-250.

Angelo, Anthony, ‘To be or not to be integrated - that is the problem of the islands’, RevueJuridique Polynesienne, 2 (2002), pp. 87-108.

Atkin, Bill, ‘Reforming Property Division in New Zealand’, European Journal of LawReform, 3, 3 (2002), pp. 349-364.

Atkin, William, ‘Children and Financial Aspects of Family Breakdown’, ButterworthsFamily Law Journal, 4 (2002), pp. 85-90.

Baylis, Claire, ‘Statutory Mediators and Conciliators: Towards a Principled Approach’,New Zealand Universities Law Review, 20, 1 (2002), pp. 101-131.


Boast, Richard with Sage, Y-L., ‘Le New Zealand Resource Management Act 1991:Fondamentaux et Prolematique, Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards aNew Consensus’, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, 2 (2002), pp. 257-275.

Brown, David, ‘The Definition of Charity - Elizabeth I or II?’, New Zealand Law Journal,March (2002), pp. 72-76.

Dugan, Robert, ‘Reform of Copyright Law (Digital Rights Management)’, New ZealandLaw Journal, April (2002), pp. 120-124.

Evans, Katrine, ‘Of Privacy and Prostitutes’, New Zealand Universities Law Review, 20(2002), pp. 71-100.

Grainer, Virginia, ‘What’s yours is Mine: Reform of the Property Division Regime forUnmarried Couples in New Zealand’, Pacific Rim Law and Policy Journal, 11, 2 (2002),pp. 285-318.

Macduff, Ian, ‘Mediating Distance: Online Tools for Reconciliation?’, ADR Online Monthly2002, (July 2002) http://www.ombuds.org/center/adr2002-7-macduff.html.

McLauchlan, David, ‘The Legal Status of Heads of Agreement: Recent Developments’,AMPLA Yearbook (2002), pp. 518-557.

McLauchlan, David, ‘Damages for Misrepresentation under the Fair Trading Act: TheAftermath of Cox and Coxon’, New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 8 (2002), pp. 14-25.

McLauchlan, David, ‘Recovery of Lost Profits of ‘Reasonable Grounds’Misrepresentations’, New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 8 (2002), pp. 110-118.

McLauchlan, David, ‘The Contractual Mistakes ‘Code’: A Polite Response to MrDugdale’, New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 8 (2002), pp. 132-137.

McLauchlan, David, ‘The FCE/ECNZ Heads of Agreement: Progress Report or BindingContract?’, New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 8 (2002), pp. 192-216.

McLauchlan, David, ‘Intention, Incompleteness and Uncertainty in the New ZealandCourt of Appeal’, Journal of Contract Law, 18 (2002), pp. 153-179.

McLauchlan, David, ‘Fair Trading Act Damages: Clarification or MisapprehensionCompounded?’, New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 8 (2002), pp. 250-257.

McLauchlan, David, ‘Forfeiture of Deposits: A Reply’, New Zealand Law Review, Part 1(2002), pp. 33-47.

McLauchlan, David, ‘Forfeiture of Deposits: Punishing the Contract Breaker’, NewZealand Law Review, Part 1 (2002), pp. 1-18.

Morris, Caroline, ‘Drugs, the Law and Technology: Posting Some Problems in theWorkplace’, New Zealand Universities Law Review, 20, 1 (2002), pp. 1-39.

Morris, Caroline, ‘Remember the Ladies: a feminist perspective on the Bill of Rights’,Victoria University of Wellington Law Review, 33, 3 and 4 (2002), pp. 451-466.

Palmer, Matthew, ‘Counter-Terrorism Law’, New Zealand Law Journal, December (2002),pp. 456-459, 464.


Prebble, John, ‘Income Taxation, a Structure Built on Sand’, Sydney Law Review, 24 (2002),pp. 301-318.

Prebble, John, ‘Settlors in the Minor Beneficiary Regime’, New Zealand Journal of TaxationLaw and Policy, 8 (2002), pp. 363-370.

Chapters

Anderson, Gordon, ‘Employment Law: The Richardson Years’, in David Carter andMatthew Palmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington, VictoriaUniversity Press, 2002), pp. 467-474.

Angelo, Anthony, ‘The Constitution of Japan as a Model for Future Pacific Nations’, in21st Century Law, Social Welfare, Medicine: Problems and Prospects (Tokyo, Japan, 2002),pp. 1-11.

Atkin, William, ‘A Year of Reports’, in A. Bainham (ed), The International Survey of FamilyLaw (Bristol, Jordan Publishing, 2002), 2002 edition, pp. 305-315.

Butler, Petra, ‘Case Allocation and the Rule of Law’, in David Carter and Matthew Palmer(eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington, Victoria University Press, 2002),pp. 623-630.

Charters, Claire, ‘Emerging Constitutional Strategies’, in David Carter and MatthewPalmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington, Victoria University Press,2002), pp. 43-52.

Dugan, Robert and Dugan, Benedict, ‘The Internet and the Law’, in David Carter andMatthew Palmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington, VictoriaUniversity Press, 2002), pp. 433-466.

Erueti, Andrew and Ward, Alan, ‘Maori Land Law and the Treaty Claims Process’, in BainAttwood and Fiona Magowan (eds), Telling Stories: Indigenous History and Memory inAustralia and New Zealand (Wellington, Bridget Williams Books, 2001), pp. 161-182.

Frankel, Susy, ‘Commentary on Facilitating and Regulating Commerce’, in David Carterand Matthew Palmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington, VictoriaUniversity Press, 2002), pp. 391-397.

Hond, Mereana, ‘Resort to Mediation in Maori-to-Maori Dispute Resolution: is it theElixir to Cure All Ills?’, in David Carter and Matthew Palmer (eds), Roles andPerspectives in the Law (Wellington, Victoria University Press, 2002), pp. 155-166.

Iorns Magallanes, Catherine, ‘Making Comments on Making Constitutions’, in DavidCarter and Matthew Palmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington,Victoria University Press, 2002), pp. 197-207.

Palmer, Matthew, ‘A Perspective on Balance and the Role of Law’, in David Carter andMatthew Palmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law (Wellington, VictoriaUniversity Press, 2002), pp. 1-22.

Prebble, John, ‘International Tax Education’, in S. James (ed), Taxation, Vol IV, CriticalPerspectives on the World Economy (Routledge, London, 2002), pp. 331-351.


Prebble, John, ‘Why is Tax Law Incomprehensible?’, in S. James (ed), Taxation, Vol II,Critical Perspectives on the World Economy (Routledge, London, 2002), pp. 221-237.

Prebble, John, ‘Collecting Taxes’, in David Carter and Matthew Palmer (eds), Roles andPerspectives in the Law (Wellington, Victoria University Press, 2002), pp. 321-331.

Tokeley, Kate, ‘Trends in Statutory Interpretation and the Judicial Process’, in DavidCarter and Matthew Palmer (eds), Roles and Perspectives in the Law ( Wellington,Victoria Univesity Press, 2002), pp. 545-550.


Atkin, William, ‘Courts Trudge through Statutory Sludge (editorial)’, Butterworths FamilyLaw Journal, 4 (2002), pp. 31-32.

Atkin, William, ‘Review of S. Todd, et al. The Law of Torts in New Zealand’, New ZealandUniversities Law Review, 20 (2002), pp. 159-162.

Brooks, Brian, ‘Australia’ in R. Blanpain, (ed), International Encyclopaedia for Labour Lawand Industrial Relations, 3 (Deventer, Kluwer, 2002), 220pp.

Erueti, Andrew, ‘Headnote for Privy Council Case of McGuire and Makea v HastingsDistrict Council and the Maori Land Court of New Zealand in 2002’, AustralianIndigenous Law Reporter, 7, 1 (2002).

Erueti, Andrew, ‘Native Title Claims to Sea Country’, New Zealand Law Journal, November(2001), pp. 415-417.

Iorns Magallanes, Catherine, ‘Case Note: Re Marlborough Sounds Foreshore and SeabedDecision’, Aboriginal and Indigneous Law Reporter, 7,2 (2002), 2pp.

Iorns Magallanes, Catherine, ‘Case Note: Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu v Waitangi Tribunal’,Aboriginal Indigenous Law Reporter, 7, 3 ( 2002), 2pp.

Macduff, Ian, ‘What am I doing here? Mediation and Mandate’, Victorian Civil andAdministrative Tribunal Newsletter, 4 (2002), p. 8.

Morris, Caroline, ‘Election 2002 - legal issues’, New Zealand Law Journal, September (2002),pp. 332-334.

Morris, Caroline, ‘Citizens’ Referenda: time for review?’, New Zealand Law Journal, March(2002), pp. 44-46.

Prebble, John, WP # 7 Fictions of Income Tax (Wellington, Centre for Accountancy,Governance and Taxation Research, 2002) pp 1-23.

Prebble, John, WP # 8 Practical Problems from Publication of the Commissioner’s InterpretationGuidelines (Wellington, Centre for Accountancy, Governance and Taxation Research,2002) pp 1-20.

Professional Reference Works

Anderson, Gordon et al (eds), Mazengarb’s Employment Law (Wellington, Butterworths,2002) Looseleaf, 4 volumes.


Atkin, William, Butterworths Family Law Service (regular updates inserted in loose-leafpublication) (2002).

Atkin, William et al, Family Law in New Zealand (Wellington, Butterworths, 2002), 10thedition, pp 2042-2083.

Atkin, William, Fisher on Matrimonial and Relationship Property (regular updates inserted inloose-leaf publication) (2002).

Brown, David, Brookers Land Law (regular updates inserted in loose-leaf publication)(2002).

Brown, David, Brookers Insolvency Law (Bankruptcy Chapters) (regular updates inserted inloose-leaf publication) (2002).

Erueti, Andrew, ‘Finance’, The New Zealand Company Law and Practice Guide (Wellington,CCH, 2002).

Erueti, Andrew, ‘Finance’, The New Zealand Business Law Guide (Wellington, CCH, 2002).

Miller, John, ‘Personal Injury in New Zealand’, Looseleaf (Wellington; Brookers, 2002).


Boast, Richard, Te Urewera in the 20th Century: An Overview, report to the WaitangiTribunal, Wellington (2002), 349pp.


Angelo, Anthony, ‘“Per ardua ad statum quo”’, UN Regional Seminar on Decolonisation(Nadi, May 2002).

Atkin, William, ‘The Child and the Family Court: Seeking the Best Interests of the Child’,Social Policy Forum, Children and Financial Aspects of Family Breakdown (Wellington,October 2002).

Atkin, William, ‘A Christian Approach to a Religiously Pluralist Society’, WellingtonInstitute of Theology (Wellington, November 2002).

Atkin, William, ‘The Rights of Married and Unmarried Couples in New Zealand: RadicalNew Laws on Property and Succession’, International Society of Family Law WorldConference 2002 (Copenhagen, Oslo, August 2002).

Boast, Richard, ‘Law, Justices of the Peace and Massacre: the Wairau Incident, 1843’, Law,Histories, Colonialism Conference (Melbourne, September 2001).

Brown, David, ‘Insolvency in Utilities and Key Infrastructure Companies’, INSOLAcademics Forum (Beijing, October 2002).

Iorns Magallanes, Catherine, ‘Indigenous Electoral Representation and Group Rights’,Cross Campus Symposium: International Human Rights Theory (Wellington, August2002).

Iorns Magallanes, Catherine, ‘Violent Women in Film: Law, Feminism, Social Change’,Mediating Law (Melbourne, November 2002).


Iorns Magallanes, Catherine, ‘Current Research: Electoral Representation and GroupRights’, International Law Workshop (Wellington, August 2002).

McLay, Geoff, ‘Child Abuse Tort Claims Against Public Bodies Downunder’, Conferenceon Child Abuse Tort Claims Against Public Bodies - British Institute for International andComparative Law (London, September 2002).

Morris, Caroline, ‘Electoral Questions’, Institute for International Research: Analysing andUnderstanding Crucial Developments in Public Law II (Wellington, March 2002).

Prebble, John, ‘Fictions of Income Tax Law’, Australasian Tax Teachers’ Association AnnualConference (Manukau, February 2002).

Prebble, John, ‘Commissioner’s Interpretation Guidelines, some consequences frompublishing them’, 5th International Conference on Tax Administration (Sydney, April2002).

Theses

PhD

Nottage, Luke, ‘Form, Substance, and Neo-Proceduralism in Comparative Contract Law:Law in Books and Law in Action in New Zealand, England, the United States ofAmerica and Japan’.

LLM

Brobst, Jennifer, ‘The Law Protecting Parental Corporal Punishment of Children: NewZealand’s Legal Reform Options’.

Russell, Vicky, ‘Police Diversion of Young Offenders’.


FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Biological Sciences

Books

Brockie, B., Penguin Eye Witness History of New Zealand (Auckland, Penguin, 2002), 280pp.

Articles

Apte*, S. and Gardner*, J.P.A., ‘Population genetic variation in the New Zealandgreenshell mussel, Perna canaliculus: SSCP analysis of mitochondrial DNA’,Molecular Ecology, 11 (2002), pp. 1617-1628.

Apte*, S. and Gardner*, J.P.A., ‘Gene order for a segment of the mitochondrial genome ofthe greenshell mussel Perna canaliculus (Mytilidae; Bivalvia)’, Journal of MolluscanStudies, 68 (2002), pp. 309-312.

Botherway, K.J. and Gardner*, J.P.A., ‘Effect of storm drain discharge on the soft shoreecology of Porirua Inlet, New Zealand’, New Zealand Journal of Marine and FreshwaterResearch, 36 (2002), pp. 241-255.

Buckley, T.R., Arensburger, P., Simon, C. and Chambers*, G.K., ‘Combined data, Bayesianphylogenetics, and the origin of the New Zealand cicada genera’, Systematic Biology,51 (2002), pp. 4-18.

Burns, K.C., ‘Seed dispersal facilitation and geographic consistency in bird-fruitabundance patterns’, Global Ecology & Biogeography, 11 (2002), pp. 253-259.

Burns, K.C., ‘Foliage color contrasts and adaptive fruit color variation in a bird-dispersedplant community’, OIKOS, 96 (2002), pp. 463-469.

Chambers*, G.K., Day*, D.J., Marshall, S.J. and Robinson, G.M., ‘Alcohol dependence:Advances in understanding, diagnosis and treatment’, New Zealand Science Review,59, 2 (2002), pp. 35-41.

Chambers, G.K., Marshall, S.J., Robinson, G.M., Maguire, S.M., Newton-Howes, J. andChong, N.J., ‘The genetics of alcoholism in Polynesians: Alcohol and aldehydedehydrogenase genotypes in young men’, Alcoholism Clinical and ExperimentalResearch, 26 (2002), pp. 949-955.

Colman, A.S. and Miller*, J.H., ‘Lack of involvement of µ1 opioid receptors indermorphin-induced inhibition of hypoxic and hypercapnic ventilation in rat pups’,Respiration Physiology and Neurobiology, 131, 3 (2002), pp. 199-212.

Drake, D.R., Mulder, C.P.H., Towns, D.R. and Daugherty*, C.H., ‘The biology ofinsularity: an introduction’, Journal of Biogeography, 29 (2002), pp. 563-572.

Furness, C.A., Rudall, P.J. and Sampson*, B.F., ‘Evolution of microsporogenesis inangiosperms’, International Journal of Plant Science, 163 (2002), pp. 235-260.


Gardner, J.P.A., ‘Effects of seston variability on the clearance rate and absorptionefficiency of the mussels Aulacomya maoriana, Mytilus galloprovincialis and Pernacanaliculus from New Zealand’, Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology,268 (2002), pp. 83-101.

Gibbs, G.W., ‘A new species of tusked weta from the Raukumara Range, North Island,New Zealand (Orthoptera: Anostostomatidae: Motuweta)’, New Zealand Journal ofZoology, 29 (2002), pp. 293-301.

Hare, K.M., Daugherty*, C.H. and Cree, A., ‘Incubation regime affects juvenilemorphology and hatching success, but not sex, of the oviparous lizard Oligosomasuteri (Lacertilia: Scincidae)’, New Zealand Journal of Zoology, 29 (2002), pp. 221-229.

Hartley, S. and Shorrocks, B., ‘A general framework for the aggregation model ofcoexistence’, Journal of Animal Ecology, 71 (2002), pp. 651-662.

Jesson, L.K. and Barrett, S.C.H., ‘Enantiostyly in Wachendorfia (Haemodoraceae). Theinfluence of reproductive system on the maintenance of the polymorphism’,American Journal of Botany, 89 (2002), pp. 253-263.

Jesson, L.K. and Barrett, S.C.H., ‘The genetics of mirror-image flowers’, Proceedings of theRoyal Society of London Series B, 269 (2002), pp. 1835-1839.

Jesson, L.K. and Barrett, S.C.H., ‘Solving the puzzle of mirror-image flowers’, Nature, 417(2002), p. 707.

La Flamme, A.C., Scott, P. and Pearce, E.J., ‘Schistosomiasis delays lesion resolutionduring L. major infection by impairing parasite killing by macrophages’, ParasiteImmunology, 24 (2002), pp. 339-345.

Lennon, J.J., Kunnin, W.E. and Hartley*, S., ‘Fractal distributions do not produce thepower-law species-area relationship’, OIKOS, 97 (2002), pp. 378-386.

Lester, P.J. and Harmsen, R., ‘Functional and numerical responses do not always indicatethe most effective predator for biological control: an analysis of two predators in atwo-prey system’, Journal of Applied Ecology, 39 (2002), pp. 455-468.

Liebau, E., Bergmann, B., Campbell, A.M., Teesdale-Spittle*, P.H., Brophy, P.M., Luersen,K. and Walter, R.D., ‘The glutathione S-transferase from Plasmodium falciparum’,Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology, 124 (2002), pp. 85-90.

Lott, J.S., Coddington-Lawson*, S.J., Teesdale-Spittle*, P.H. and McDonald, F.J., ‘A singleWW domain is the predominant mediator of the interaction between the humanubiquitin-protein ligase Nedd4 and the human epithelial sodium channel’,Biochemical Journal, 361 (2002), pp. 481-488.

MacDonald, A.S., Patton, E.A., La Flamme*, A.C., Araujo, M.I., Huxtable, C.R., Bauman,B. and Pearce, E.J., ‘Impaired Th2 development and increased mortality duringSchistosoma mansoni infection in the absence of CD40/CD154 interaction’, Journal ofImmunology, 168 (2002), pp. 4643-4649.

Markwell, T.J. and Daugherty*, C.H., ‘Invertebrate and lizard abundance is greater onseabird-inhabited islands than on seabird-free islands in the Malborough Sounds,New Zealand’, Ecoscience, 9 (2002), pp. 293-299.


Meehan, H.J., McConkey, K.R. and Drake, D.R., ‘Potential disruptions to seed dispersalmutualisms in Tonga, Western Polynesia’, Journal of Biogeography, 29 (2002), pp. 695-712.

Nelson, N.J., Keall*, S.N. and Daugherty*, C.H., ‘Establishing a new wild population oftuatara (Sphenodon guntheri)’, Conservation Biology, 16 (2002), pp. 887-894.

Nelson, N.J., Keall*, S.N., Pledger*, S. and Daugherty*, C.H., ‘Male-biased sex ratio in asmall tuatara population’, Journal of Biogeography, 29 (2002), pp. 633-640.

Patton, E.A., La Flamme*, A.C. and Pearce, E.J., ‘A central role for IL-4 in regulating NO-mediated inhibition of T cell proliferation and IFN-g production’, Infection andImmunity, 70 (2002), pp. 177-184.

Plowman, J.E., Bryson, W.G., Flanagan, L.M. and Jordan*, T.W., ‘Problems Associatedwith the Identification of Proteins in Homologous Families: The Wood KeratinFamily as a Case Study’, Analytical Biochemistry, 300 (2002), pp. 221-229.

Ryan, K.G., McMinn, A., Mitchell, K.A. and Trennery, L., ‘Mycosporine like amino acidsin Antarctic sea ice algae, and their response to UVB radiation’, Zeitschrift fuerNaturforschung, 57 (2002), pp. 471-477.

Ryan, K.G., Swinn, E.E., Markham, K.R. and Winefield C., ‘Flavonoid gene expressionand UV photoprotection in transgenic and mutant Petunia leaves’, Phytochemistry, 59(2002), pp. 23-32.

Ryan, K.G., Swinny, E.E., Winefield, C. and Markham, K.R., ‘Flavonoids and UVphotoprotection in Arabidopsis mutants’, Zeitschrift fuer Naturforschung, 56c (2002),pp. 745-754.

Shima, J.S. and Findlay, A.M., ‘Pelagic larval growth rate impacts benthic settlement andsurvival of a temperate reef fish’, Marine Ecology Progress Series, 235 (2002), pp. 303-309.

Smissen, R.D., Clement, J.C., Garnock-Jones*, P.J., and Chambers*, G.K., ‘Subfamilialrelationships within the Caryophylacae as inferred from 5’ ndhF sequences’,American Journal of Botany, 89 (2002), pp. 1336-1341.

Swearer, S.E., Shima*, J.S., Hellberg, M.E., Thorrold, S.R., Jones, G.P., Robertson, D.R.,Morgan, S.G., Selkoe, K.A., Ruiz, G.M. and Warner, R.R., ‘Evidence of self-recruitment in demersal marine populations’, Bulletin of Marine Science, 70 (2002),pp. 251-271.

Underhill, P.A., Passarino, G., Lin, A.A., Marzuki, S., Oefner, P.J., Cavalli-Sfoza, L.L. andChambers*, G.K., ‘Maori origins, Y chromosome haplotypes and implications forhuman history in the Pacific’, Human Mutation, 17 (2001), pp. 271-280.

Wagstaff, S.J., Bayly, M.J., Garnock-Jones*, P.J. and Albach, D.C., ‘Classification, origin,and diversification of the New Zealand hebes (Scrophulariaceae)’, Annals of theMissouri Botannical Garden, 89 (2002), pp. 38-63.

Wang, K.Y., Horne, G.J., Devane, P.A. and Miller*, J.H., ‘Polyethylene particles from a hipsimulator cause 45Ca release from cultured bone’, Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery, 9(2002), pp. 23-30.


Watts, C.H. and Gibbs*, G.W., ‘Revegetation and its effect on the ground-dwelling beetlefauna of Matiu-Somes Island, New Zealand’, Restoration Ecology, 10 (2002), pp. 96-106.

Wilson, K.A., McManus, M.T., Gordon*, M.E. and Jordan*, T.W., ‘The proteomics ofsenescence in leaves of white clover, Trifolium repens (L.)’, Proteomics, 2 (2002), pp.1114-1122.

Wotton, D.M., ‘Effectiveness of the common gecko (Hoplodactylus maculatus) as a seeddisperser on Mana Island, New Zealand’, New Zealand Journal of Botany, 40 (2002),pp. 639-647.

Chapters

Bell, B.D. and Merton, D.V. ‘Critically endangered bird populations and theirmanagement’, in K. Norris and D. Pain (eds) Conserving Bird Biodiversity: GeneralPrinciples and their Application (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002), pp.105-138.


Bell, B.D., ‘Review of W.G. Lee and I.G. Jamieson (eds), The Takahe: Fifty Years ofConservation Management and Research’, New Zealand Journal of Ecology, 26, 1 (2002),pp. 90-91.

Bell, B.D., ‘Foreword to ‘Birds of Melanesia’’, McPherson Natural History Unit SoundArchive (Christchurch, New Zealand, 2002), audio CD-ROM.

Bull, L.S., McConkey, K.R. and Tonga, F., ‘Abundance and breeding habitat of Noddiesand White terns on a relatively unmodified island in the Kingdom of Tonga’, Emu,102 (2002), pp. 373-376.

Chambers, G.K., ‘Another Response. A letter to the editor’, Stimulus: the New ZealandJournal of Christian Thought and Practice, 9 (2001), p. 48.

Chambers, G.K., Passarino, G. and Underhill, P.A., ‘The enigma of the San Lesmes’,Human Mutation, 19 (2002), pp. 181-182.

Colman, A.S. and Miller*, J.H., ‘µ1 opioid receptor stimulation decreases bodytemperature in conscious, unrestrained neonatal rats’, Experimental Biology andMedicine, 227 (2002), pp. 377-381.

Gibbs, G.W., Pencarrow Lakes, conservation values and management (WellingtonConservancy, Department of Conservation, 2002), 35pp.

Grayer, R.J., Beitch, N.C., Kite, G.C., Paton, A.J. and Garnock-Jones*, P.J., ‘Scutellarein 4’-methyl ether glycosides as taxonomic markers in Teucridium and Tripora(Lamiaceae, Ajugoideae)’, Phytochemistry, 60 (2002), pp. 727-731.

Hood, K.A., West, L.M., Rouwe, B., Northcote, P.T., Berridge, M.V., Wakefield, S.J. andMiller*, J.H., ‘Peloruside, a novel anti-mitotic agent with paclitaxel-like microtubule-stabilizing activity’, Cancer Research, 62 (2002), pp. 3356-3360.


Johnson, K., Marshall, S.N. and Clark*, A.G., ‘A functional comparison between ovineand porcine trypsins’, Comparitive Biochemistry and Physiology, 131B (2002), pp. 431-432.

Molloy, J., Bell*, B.D., Clout, M., de Lange, P., Gibbs*, G., Given, D., Norton, D., Smith, N.and Stephens, T., Classifying species according to threat of extinction - a system for NewZealand (Wellington, Department of Conservation, 2002), Threatened SpeciesOccasional Publication, 22, 26 pp.

Ryan, K. G., Mitchell, K., McMinn, A. and Hegseth, E., ‘Antarctic Algae and UVBRadiation and its Effects - an Update’, Royal Society of New Zealand, MiscellaneousSeries, 60 (2002), pp. 68-69.

Ryan, K. G., Smith, G., Dunford, C., Nield, K. and Hamlin, J., ‘Solar Erythemal UVRadiation at New Zealand Centres of Population’, Royal Society of New Zealand,Miscellaneous Series, 60 (2002), pp. 117-118.

Shima, J.S., ‘Mechanisms of density- and number-dependent population regulation of acoral-reef fish’, Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 53 (2002), pp. 175-179.

Wood, A.R., Beaumont, A.R., Turner, G. and Skibinski, D.O.F., ‘Mitochondrial DNAinheritance and hybridization in Mytilus spp’, Aquaculture, 204 (2002), pp. 251-252.


Bell, B.D., Global Amphibian Assessment: New Zealand Review, CI/CABS - IUCN/SSCBiodiversity Assessment Initiative, Centre for Applied Biodiversity Science,Conservation International (Washington, D.C.), 43pp.

Wear, R.G., Gravel disposal site in Wellington Harbour: Third monitoring survey for CoastalPermit WGN 990012 (01), report prepared for Wellington Regional Council, 36pp.


Bell*, B.D., Experience of captive breeding the four extant Leiopelma species, a report to theNative Frog Recovery Group, Department of Conservation (January 2002), 16pp.

Bell*, B.D., Mitchell*, N.J. and Carver*, S., Investigation of factors influencing the status anddecline of Archey’s frog in the Coromandel Ranges, Interim Science InvestigationSummary Report to Department of Conservation (June 2002), 3pp.

Bell*, B.D., Mitchell*, N.J. and Carver*, S., Investigation of factors influencing the status anddecline of Archey’s frog in the Coromandel Ranges, Investigation Status Report toDepartment of Conservation (November 2002), 2pp.

Bell*, B.D., Mitchell*, N.J. and Carver*, S., Investigation of factors influencing the status anddecline of Archey’s frog in the Coromandel Ranges, Investigation Status Report toDepartment of Conservation (April 2002), 2pp.

Chambers, G.K., Back to the future, a submission to the New Zealand Ministry for theEnvironment on their public discussion paper ‘Improving the Operation of theHSNO Act for New Organisms’; including Proposals in Response to theRecommendations of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification, (2002) 8pp.


Chambers, K.C., The power to impress of the thing made real, expediton report to HeritageExpeditions New Zealand on Voyage # 1791 to the Subantarctic islands of Australiaand New Zealand (2001), 5pp.

Herbert, J. and Daugherty*, C.H., Genetic variation, systematics, and management of kiwi(Apteryx). In Some early 1990s studies in kiwi (Apteryx) genetics and management,Science and Research Internal Report 191 (2002), pp. 11-34.

Jolly, J.N. and Daugherty*, C.H., Comparison of little spotted kiwi (Apteryx owenii) from Kapitiand D’Urville Islands. In Some early 1990s studies in kiwi (Apteryx) genetics andmanagement, Science and Research Internal Report 191 (2002), pp. 57-65.


Bell*, B.D. and Pledger*, S., ‘Estimating the size of the complex song repertoire of theEuropean Marsh Warbler Acrocephalus palustris using capture-recapture methods’,23rd International Ornithological Congress (Beijing, August 2002).

Bromhead, C., ‘Regulation of T-cadherin in human osteosarcoma cells’, Wellington Healthand Biomedical Research Society (Wellington, August 2002).

Bull, L.S., ‘Intraspecific variation in size in the genus Puffinus in relation to sex andgeographic range’, 23rd International Ornithological Congress (Beijing, August 2002).

Clark, A.G., ‘LUCENZ - Programmes for Teaching Enzyme Kinetics, “Microbes andMolecules”’, Joint Conference of the New Zealand Societies for Biochemistry and MolecularBiology, Plant Physiology and Microbiology (Christchurch, December 2002).

Gamage, H.K., Jesson*, L. and Drake, D.R., ‘Why are there so many heteroblastic plants inNew Zealand flora: Shade-tolerance or Shade avoidance?’, Ecology 2002 Conference(Cairns, December 2002).

Garamszegi, L.Z., Doutrelant, C., Lampe, H.M., Boulinier, T., Balsby, T.J.S., Bell*, B.D.,Borowiec, M., Draganoiu, T., Dias, P., Dreiss, A., Eens, M., Forstmeier, W., Galeotti,P., Gil, D., Gorissen, M., Hansen, P., Kempenaers, B., Lontkowski, J., et al.,‘Comparing the complexity of bird song among individuals, populations andspecies.’ 9th International Behavioral Ecology Congress (Bienniel meeting of theInternational Society for Behavioral Ecology), Universite du Quebec a Montreal (UQAM)(Montreal, July 2002).

Johnson, K.D., Marshall, S.N. and Clark*, A.G., ‘A Functional Comparison of Ovine andPorcine Chymotrypsins’, Joint Conference of the New Zealand Societies for Biochemistryand Molecular Biology, Plant Physiology and Microbiology (Christchurch, December2002).

La Flamme, A.C., ‘Biomedical Research in the Wellington region’, Wellington Health andBiomedical Research Society (Wellington, July 2002).

Lindsay, G.C., Lorimer, S., McNamara, C., Stringfellow, L., Heath, A., Kim, S.W. andClark*, A.G., ‘Interaction of phytochemicals from plant extracts with insecticideresistance mechanisms in the Australian sheep blowfly, Lucilia cuprina’, JointConference of the New Zealand Societies for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, PlantPhysiology and Microbiology (Christchurch, December 2002).


Rowe, S. and Bell*, B.D., ‘Is geographic variation in song dialect a barrier to post-translocation breeding success?’, 23rd International Ornithological Congress (Beijing,August 2002).

Theses

PhD

Colman, A., ‘Mu Opioid Modulation of Breathing During Postnatal Development in theRat’.

Hood, K.A., ‘Biological Activity of Mycale Marine Sponge Secondary Metabolites’.

Nelson, N.J., ‘Temperature-dependent Sex Determination and Artificial Incubation ofTuatara, Sphenodon punctatus’.

Newton-Howes, J., ‘Towards the Creation of a Transgenic Possum Parasite’.

MSc

Koach, J.A., ‘Preliminary Investigation into the Frequency of Unequal Crossovers Withinthe 21 -Hydroxylase Genes, CYP21A and CYP21B’.

Lynch, H.A., ‘An Investigation into the Genetic Variation of, and EvolutionaryRelationships among, Five Mussel, Species of the Family Mytilidae (Bivalvia) inNew Zealand (2000)’.

Saunders, A., ‘Ecological Restoration at Selected Sites on the New Zealand Mainland; aReview’.

Whyte, A.L.H., ‘Human Evolution in Polynesia: A Molecular Biological Study’.

Chemical and Physical Sciences

Books

MacKenzie, K. J. D. and Smith, M. E., Multinuclear Solid State NMR of Inorganic Materials(Oxford, Pergamon, 2002), xix, 727pp.

Articles

Bayne, G., Tobin, W., Pritchard, J.D., ...Sullivan*, D.J., et al., ‘The MOA Catalogue ofEclipsing Binary Stars in the Small Magellanic Cloud’, Monthly Notices of the RoyalAstronomical Society, 331 (2002), pp. 609-614.

Bond, I.A., Abe, F., Dodd, R.J., ...Sullivan*, D.J., et al., ‘Improving the Prospects forDetecting Extrasolar Planets in Gravitational Microlensing Events in 2002’, MonthlyNotices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 331 (2002), pp. L19-L23.

Bond, I.A., Rattenbury, N.J., Skuljan, J., ...Sullivan*, D.J., et al., ‘Study of MOA of ExtraSolar Planets in Gravitational Microlensing Events of High Magnification’, MonthlyNotices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 333 (2002), pp. 71-83.

Callaghan, P. T. and Codd, S. L., ‘Flow coherence in a bead pack observed usingfrequency domain modulated gradient nuclear magnetic resonance’, Physics ofFluids, 13, 2 (2001), pp. 421-427.


Cromier, R. J. and Callaghan*, P. T., ‘Molecular Weight Dependence of SegmentalAlignment in a Sheared Polymer Melt: A Deuterium NMR Investigation’, Journal ofChemical Physics, 116 (2002), pp. 10020-10029.

Engel, Andreas and Trodahl*, H. J., ‘Vortex dynamics and states of artificially layeredsuperconducting films with correlated defects’, Physical Review, B 66, 18 (2002), pp.184505-1-12.

Fainstein, A., Pregliasco, R. G., Williams, G. V. M. and Trodahl*, H. J., ‘Raman scatteringstudy of RuSr2R2-xCexCu2O10+d (R=Gd,Eu)’, Physical Review, B 65, 18 (2002), pp.184517-1-7.

Fischer, E., Callaghan*, P.T., Heatley, F. and Scott, J.E., ‘Shear flow affects secondary andtertiary structures in hyaluronan solution as shown by rheo-NMR’, Journal ofMolecular Structure, 602-603 (2002), pp. 303-311.

Gladkikh, Olga P., Inwood, Hollie, Nicholls, Dee, Weatherburn*, David C.,‘Triazamacrocyclic complexes with 8- and 9-membered chelate rings. Preparation,structures and agostic interations in complexes on 1,5,9-triazacyclotetradecane and1,5,9-triazacyclopentadecane’, Inorganica Chimica Acta, 331 (2001), pp. 131-135.

Hoberg, J.O., ‘Esters’, Carbohydrate Chemistry, 33 (2002), pp. 104-120.

Hood, Kylie A., Backstrom, B. Thomas, West, Lyndon M., Northcote*, Peter T., Berridge,Michael V. and Miller*, John H., ‘The novel cytotoxic sponge metabolite pelorusideA, structurally similar to bryostatin-1, has unique bioactivity independent of proteinkinase C’, Anti-Cancer Drug Design, 16, 2 (2001), pp. 155-166.

Khrapitchev, A. A., Stapf, S. and Callaghan*, P. T., ‘NMR visualization of displacementcorrelations for flow in porous media’, Physical Review, E 66 (2002), pp. 051203-1-16.

Khrapitchev, A.A., Han, S., Stapf, S. and Blumich, B., ‘Spectrally Resolved VelocityExchange Spectroscopy of Two Phase Flow’, Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 159(2002), pp. 36-45.

Kilkenny, D., Billeres, M., Stobie, R.S., ...Sullivan*, D.J., et al., ‘A Multisite Campaign onthe Pulsating Subdwarf B Star PG 1047+003’, Monthly Notices of the RoyalAstronomical Society, 331 (2002), pp. 399-406.

Kurtz, D.W., Kawaler, S.D., Riddle, R.L., ...Sullivan*, D.J., et al., ‘Discovery of the MissingMode in HR 1217 by the Whole Earth Telescope’, Monthly Notices of the RoyalAstronomical Society, 330 (2002), pp. L57-L62.

Lekner, John, ‘Phase and transport velocities in particle and electromagnetic beams’,Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics, 4 (2002), pp. 491-499.

MacKenzie, K. J. D., ‘Research on Advanced Ceramics in New Zealand’, Chemistry in NewZealand, 66 (2002), pp. 21-28.

McLoughlin, C., Ingham*, M., Whaler, C. and McKnight, D., ‘A Magnetotelluric Transectof the Wairarapa Region, New Zealand’, New Zealand Journal of Geology andGeophysics, 45 (2002), pp. 257-269.


Meragelman, Karina M., West, Lyndon M., Northcote*, Peter T., Pannell, Lewis K.,McKee, Tawnya, C. and Boyd, Michael R., ‘Unusual Sulfamate Indoles and a NovelIndolo[3, 2-a]carbazole from Ancorina sp.’, Journal of Organic Chemistry, 67, 19 (2002),pp. 6671-6677.

Noda, S., ...Sullivan*, D.J., et al., ‘Study of the Variable Stars in MOA Data Base: LongPeriod Red Variables in the Large Magellanic Cloud’, Monthly Notices of the RoyalAstronomical Society, 330 (2002), pp.137-152.

Okada, K., Nakazawa, N., Kameshima, Y., Yasumori, A., Temuujin, J., MacKenzie*, K. J. D.and Smith, M. E., ‘Preparation of Porous Properties of Materials Prepared bySelective Leaching of Phlogopite’, Clay and Clay Minerals, 50, 5 (2002), pp. 624-632.

Ossenkamp, G. C., Kemmitt* T. and Johnston*, J. H., ‘In-Situ Synthesis of PolysulfidesCovalently Bonded to Silica’, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 249, 2 (2002), pp.464-470.

Ossenkamp, G. C., Kemmitt*, T. and Johnston*, J. H., ‘Towards Functionalised SurfacesThrough Surface-Esterification of Silica’, Langmuir, 18, 15 (2002), pp. 5749-5754.

Panagopoulos, C., Tallon*, J. L., Rainford, R. D., Xiang, T., Cooper, J. R. and Scott, C. A.,‘Evidence for a generic quantum glass transition in high-Tc cuprates’, Physical ReviewB, 66 (2002), pp. 064501-1-5.

Schweizer, S., Corradi, G., Edgar*, A. and Spaeth, J-M., ‘EPR of Eu2+ in BaBr2 crystals andfluorobromozirconates glass ceramics’, Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 13, 10(2001), pp. 2331-2338.

Schweizer, S., Secu, M., Spaeth, M., Edgar*, A. and Williams, G.V.M., ‘Development of x-ray storage phosphor glass ceramics’, Radiation Effects and Defects in Solids, 157, 6-12(2002), pp. 895-902.

Secu, M., Kalchgruber, R., Schweizer, S., Spaeth, J-M. and Edgar*, A., ‘Photostimulatedluminescence in BaX2: Eu2+ (X=Br,Cl) X-ray storage phosphorus’, Radiation Effects andDefects in Solids, 157, 6-12 (2002), pp. 957-962.

Temuujin, J., Okada, K. and MacKenzie*, K. J. D., ‘Preparation and Properties ofPotassium Aluminosilicate Prepared from the Waste Solution of Selectively LeachedCalcined Kaolinite’, Applied Clay Science, 21 (2002), pp. 125-131.

Williams, G. V. M., Dupree, R., Howes, A., Krämer, S., Trodahl*, H. J. , Jung, C. U., Park,Min-Seok and Lee, Sung-Ik, ‘Gap anisotropy, spin fluctuations and normal-stateproperties of the electron doped superconductor Sr0.9La0.1Cu02’, Physical Review, B 65,22 (2002), pp. 224520-1-7.

Chapters

Buckley, R. G. and Trodahl*, H.J., ‘Raman and Infrared Techniques’, in D. Cardwell andD. Ginley (eds), Handbook of Superconducting Materials (London, Institute of Physics,2002), pp. 1187-1196.


Kaiser, A.B. and Park, Y.W., ‘Conduction Mechanisms in Polyacetylene Nanofibres at LowTemperatures’, in H. Kuzmany, J. Fink, M. Mehring and S. Roth (eds), Structual andElectronic Properties of Molecular Nanostructures XVI (New York, AIP Press, 2002), pp.484-487.

Khrapitchev, Alexandre A., Stapf, Siefried and Callaghan*, Paul T., ‘Dispersion in porousbead packs studied by velocity exchange spectroscopy’, in J. Fraissard and O. Lapina(eds), Magnetic Resonance in Colloid and Interface Science (Boston, Kluwer Academic,2002), pp. 553-558.


Bachmann, Alex, Gong*, Rose, Nicholls*, Dee and Weatherburn*, David C., ‘Polyaromatichydrocarbons and Diesel Particulates’, Proceedings of the 16th International Clean Airand Environment Conference (Christchurch, Clean Air Society of Australia and NewZealand, 2002), CD-ROM.

Clifford, S. and Gouws, G. J., ‘A Quartz Crystal Based Humidity Sensor’, Proceedings of the9th Electronics New Zealand Conference (Dunedin, The Conference, 2002), pp. 96-100.

Gouws, G. J. and Gouws, D. J., ‘A New Technique for Analyte Identification in ChemicalSensor’, Proceedings of the 9th Electronics New Zealand Conference (Dunedin, TheConference, 2002), pp. 101-106.

Holt, R. and Gouws*, G. J., ‘Acoustic Waves Devices as Sensors for Material Properties’,Proceedings of the 9th Electronics New Zealand Conference (Dunedin, The Conference,2002), pp. 173-178.

Koo, A., Lanke, U.D., Ruck, B.J., Brown, S., Reeves, R., Bittar, A. and Trodahl*, H.J.,‘Conductivity, photoconductivity and optical properties of amorphous GaN films’,Journal of Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings, 693 (2002), pp. 621-626.

Lanke, U.D., Koo, A., Ruck, B.J., Lee, H.K., Markwitz, A., Kennedy, V.J., Ariza, A.J., Jones,D.J., Roziére, J., Bittar, A. and Trodahl*, H.J., ‘Compositional and Structural Studiesof Amorphous GaN Grown by Ion-Assisted Deposition’, Journal of Materials ResearchSociety Symposium Proceedings, 693 (2002), pp. 347-351.

Stewart, D. M., Stevens, K. J. and Kaiser, A. B., ‘Magnetic Barkhausian Noise Analysis ofResidual Stress and Carburization’, in D. O. Thompson and D. E. Chimenti (eds),Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructuve Evaluation, Volume 20. AIP ConferenceProceedings 557 (Ames, IA, American Institute of Physics, 2001), pp. 1732-1739.

Verbeke, V., Tison, J.-L., Trodahl*, H.J. and Haskell, T.G., ‘Banding in McMurdo Fast Ice’,in V. Squire and P. Langhorne (eds), Proceedings of the 16th International Symposium onIce (Dunedin, The Conference, 2002), pp. 225-234.


Callaghan, P. T., ‘Rheo-NMR: new window on the rheology of complex fluids’ in DavidM. Grant and Robin K. Harris (eds), Encyclopedia of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NewYork, Wiley, 2002), 9, pp. 1-14.

Callaghan, P. T., ‘Spectroscopy Scales New Peaks’, Physics World, 15 (2002), pp. 23-24.


Callaghan, P.T. and Komlosh, M.E., ‘Locally anisotropic motion in a macroscopicallyisotropic system: displacement correlations measured using double pulsed gradientspin-echo NMR’, Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry, 40 (2002), pp. 15-19.

Callaghan*, Paul T. and Khrapitchev*, Alexandre A., ‘Time-dependent velocities inporous media dispersive flow’, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 19 (2001), pp. 301-305.

Curits, Neil F. and Weatherburn, David C., ‘[(1 RS, 7 RS, 8 RS, 14 RS)-5,12-Dimethyl-7, 14-diphenyl-1,4,8,11-tetraazacyclotetradeca-4, 11-dienne-k4 N1,4,8,11]nickel (II)percholate’, Acta Crystallographica, E58 (2002), pp. m423-m425.

Curtis, Neil F., ‘Update: Azamacrocycles’, Chemistry in New Zealand, 66, 2 (2002), pp. 41-45.

de Marco, M., Coffey, D., Tallon*, J. L., Haka, M., Toorongian, S. and Friedmann, J., ‘99RuMoessbauer effect measurements in superconducting and magnetic RuSr2GdCu2O8’,Physical Review B, 65 (2002), pp. 212506-1-3.

Fainstein, A., Ramos, C. A., Pregliasco, R. G., Butera, A., Trodahl*, H. J., Williams, G. V. M.and Tallon*, J. L., ‘Interplay of Structure and Magnetism in Ruthenocuprates: ARaman Scattering and Dilatometry Study’, Physica B, 320, 1-4 (2002), pp. 322-325.

Gainsford, G. J., Chong, S. V., Ingham, B. and Tallon*, J. L., ‘Decammoniumdodecatungsgate nonahydrate (NH4)10[H2W12O42].9H2O: anionic isomorphism’, ActaCrystallographica, E58 (2002), pp. i93-i94.

Gainsford, G. J., Robinson, N. and Tallon*, J. L., ‘(NH4)2(NH3(CH2)6NH3)4[H2W12O42].8H2O:a Novel Ammonum 1,6-hexanediammonium dodecatungsgate’, ActaCrystallographica, E58 (2002), pp. m521-m523.

Halton, B. and Dixon, G.M., ‘Diphenymethylidenecyclobuta(a)-cyclopropa(d)benzene:Synthesis and Spectral Characterization’, Organic Letters, 4 (2002) pp. 4563-4565.

Kaiser, A.B. and Park, Y.W., ‘Conduction Mechanisms in Polyacetylene Nanofibres’,Current Applied Physics, 2 (2002), pp. 33-37.

Kaiser, A.B., Challis, K.J., McIntosh, G.C., Kim, G.T., Park, J.G., Jhang, S.H. and Park, Y.W.,‘Frequency and Field Dependant Conductivity of Carbon Nanotube Networks’,Current Applied Physics, 2 (2002), pp. 163-166.

Kaiser, A.B., Iorns, T.M., Park, J.G., Kim, B., Lee, S.H. and Park, Y.W., ‘Variation withTemperature of the I-V Characteristics of Polyacetylene Nanofibres’, Current AppliedPhysics, 2 (2002), pp. 285-288.

Kennedy, V. John, Markwitz, A., Lanke, U. D., McIvor, A., Trodahl*, H. J. and Bittar, A.,‘Ion beam analysis of ion-assisted deposited amorphous GaN’, Nuclear Instrumentsand Methods in Physics Research, B 190 (2002), pp. 620-624.

Keyzers, Robert A., Northcote*, Peter T. and Webb, Vicky, ‘Clathriol, a novelpolyoxgenated 14ß steroid isolated from the New Zealand marine sponge ClathriaIissosclera’, Journal of Natural Products, 65, 4 (2002), pp. 598-600.


Lekner, John, ‘Reply to ‘Comment on “TM, TE and ‘TEM’ beam modes: exact solutionsand their problems”, Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics, 4, (2002), pp. 219-220.

McIntosh, G. C. and Kaiser*, A. B., ‘Calculating thermopower due to fluctuation-assistedtunnelling with application to carbon nanotube ropes’, Current Applied Physics, 1(2001), pp. 145-148.

Ogawa, Y., Bibby, H. M., Caldwell, T. G., Bennie, S. L., Takakura, S., Uchida, T.,Matsushima, N. and Ingham*, M., ‘Magnetotelluric Studies of the Taupo Fault Zone,North Island, New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE51A-04, p.108 (abs).

Schweizer, S., Assmann, S., Secu, M., Edgar*, A. and Spaeth, J-M., ‘Glass ceramics as X-ray storage phosphors for high spatial resolution’, Radiation Measurements, 33, 5(2001), pp. 487-490.

Sullivan, D. J., ‘The Extrasolar Planet HD-209458b’, 2002 Western Pacific GeophysicsMeeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002),SP1C-02, p. 137.

Temuujin, J., Okada, K. and MacKenzie*, K. J. D., ‘Zeolite Formation by HydrothermalTreatment of Waste Solution From Selectively Leached Kaolinite’, Materials Letters,52 (2002), pp. 91-95.

Temuujin, J., Okada, K., MacKenzie*, K. J. D., Jadambaa, Ts. and Amarsanaa, J., ‘Effect ofGrinding on the Preparation of Porous Material from Tals by Selective Leaching’,Journal of Materials Science Letters, 21 (2002), pp. 1607-1609.

Turner, G. M., Robinson*, N. and Versoub, K. L., ‘Preliminary Palaeomagnetic Resultsfrom Holocene Sediments at Lake Pupuke, Auckland, New Zealand’, 2002 WesternPacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE52C-08, p. 125 (abs).

Versoub, K. L., Turner*, G., Venuti, A. and Delusina, I., ‘Environmental Magnetic Resultsfrom the Pukaki Core, Auckland Marr Lakes Project, New Zealand’, 2002 WesternPacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE52C-07, p. 124 (abs).

Wilkinson, S., Sullivan*, D. J. and Bond, I. A., ‘Detecting Extrasolar Planets by the TransitMethod’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the AmericanGeophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SP31C-01, p. 137 (abs).


Callaghan, Paul T., Cormier, Ryan J. and Kilfoil, Maria L., ‘NMR Spectroscopy andvelocimetry of polymer melts under deformation’, Society of Plastics Engineers AnnualTechnical Meeting (ANTEC 2002) (San Francisco, May 2002).


Edgar, A., Williams, G. V. M., Sagar, P. K. D., Secu, M., Schweizer, S., Spaeth, J.-M.,Hu, X.,Newman, P. J. and MacFarlane, D. R., ‘A New Fluorozirconate Glass Ceramic X RayStorage Phosphor’, 13th International Symposium on Non-Oxide and Novel OpticalGlasses (Pardubice, Czech Republic, September 2002).

Gouws, G. J. and Gouws, D. J., ‘Analyte Identification Using Concentration-Modulationand Wavelet-Analysis of QCM Sensors’, 9th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors(Boston, July 2002).

Gouws, G. J., Marsden, H. R., Northcote*, P. N. and Gouws, D. J., ‘Sensor Arrays Based onSelf-Assembled Monolayers for the Detection of Chemical Vapours’, InternationalWorkshop on Advanced Materials for Sensors and Actuators (Wollongong, February2002).

Husing, S., Turner*, G. and Hannah, M., ‘Magnetic Mineralogy and RemanenceAcquisition in the Eocene/Oligocene Sediments at Cape Foulwind, New Zealand’,Geological Society of New Zealand Conference (Whangarei, December 2002).

Lowe, D. J., Newnham, R. M., Green, J. D., Turner*, G. M., Harper, M. A., McGlone, M. S.,Stout, S. and Froggatt*, P. C., ‘Late Quaternary Environmental Change, LakeOmapere, Northland’, Geological Society of New Zealand Conference (Whangarei,December 2002).

Michalk, D., Turner*, G. and Hannah, M., ‘Magnetostratigraphy and the Location of theEocene/Oligocene Boundary’, Geological Society of New Zealand Conference(Whangarei, December 2002).

Earth Sciences

Edited Collections

Collen, J. (ed), Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR Session: Science, Technology andResources Network, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission 31st Annual Conference,2002 (Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariat, 2002), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 487, 80pp.

Gamble, J.A., Skinner, D.N.B. and Henrys, S. (eds), Antarctica at the close of a millennium:Proceedings of the 8th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences (Wellington,Royal Society of New Zealand, 2002), Royal Society of New Zealand Bulletin 35,652pp.

Martin, R. and Morrison*, P.S. (eds), Geographies of Labour Market Inequality (London,Routledge, 2003), 272pp.

Murray, W.E. and Barton, J.R. (eds), Chile: A Decade in Transition. Special edition of Bulletin ofLatin American Research 21, 3 (2002), 180pp.

Rigby, J., Skelly, C. and Whigham, P.A. (eds), GeoHealth 2002: Proceedings of the GeoHealthConference and SIRC Colloquium 2002 (Dunedin, SIRC, University of Otago, 2002),209pp.

Articles

Barton, J.R. and Murray*, W.E., ‘The end of transition? Chile 1990-2000’, Bulletin of LatinAmerican Research, 21, 3 (2002), pp. 329-338.


Bekesi, G. and McConchie*, J.A., ‘The use of aquifer-media characteristics to modelvulnerability to contamination, Manawatu region, New Zealand’, HydrogeologyJournal, 10, 2 (2002), pp. 322-331.

Berger, G.W., Pillans, B.J., Bruce*, J.G. and McIntosh, P.D., ‘Luminescence chronology ofloess-paleosol sequences from southern South Island, New Zealand’, QuaternaryScience Reviews, 21, 16-17 (2002), pp. 1889-1913.

Britton, J. and Murray*, W.E., ‘Power, space and politics in Fiji: an analysis of the 1999election’, Journal of Pacific Studies, 25, 1 (2001), pp. 45-68.

Brooks, S.M., Crozier*, M.J., Preston, N.J. and Anderson, M.G., ‘Regolith stripping and thecontrol of shallow translational hillslope failure: application of a two-dimensionalcoupled soil hydrology-slope stability model, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand’,Geomorphology, 45, 3-4 (2002), pp. 165-179.

Carter, J.A., ‘Phytolith analysis and paleoenvironmental reconstruction from LakePoukawa Core, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand’, Global and Planetary Change, 33, 3-4(2002), pp. 257-267.

Elias, A., Cavana, R. and Jackson*, L., ‘Stakeholder analysis for R & D projectmanagement’, R & D Management Journal, 32, 4 (2002), pp. 1-10.

Evison, F.F. and Rhoades, D.A., ‘Precursory scale increase and long-term seismogenesis inCalifornia and New Mexico’, Annals of Geophysics, 45 (2002), pp. 479-495.

Harper, M.A. and Collen*, J.D., ‘Glaciations, interglaciations and reworked microfossils inthe Poukawa Basin, New Zealand’, Global and Planetary Change, 33, 3-4 (2002), pp.243-256.

Jackson, L.S., ‘Consensus processes in land use planning in British Columbia: the natureof success’, Progress in Planning, 57, 1 (2002), pp. 1-90.

Jennings, R. and Shulmeister, J., ‘A field-based classification scheme for gravel beaches’,Marine Geology, 186, 3-4 (2002), pp. 211-228.

Kennedy, D., ‘Estuarine beach morphology in a microtidal setting, Middle Harbour,Sydney’, Australia Geographical Studies, 40, 2 (2002), pp. 231-240.

Kennedy, D.M. and Woodroffe, C.C., ‘Holocene fringing reef growth morphology’, EarthScience Reviews, 57, 3-4 (2002), pp. 257-279.

Kennedy, D.M., Woodroffe, C.D., Jones, B.J., Dickson, M. and Phipps, C., ‘Carbonatesedimentation on subtropical shelves around Lord Howe Islands and Balls Pyramid,Southwest Pacific’, Marine Geology, 188, 3-4 (2002), pp. 333-349.

Kindon, S. and Latham, A., ‘From mitigation to negotiation: ethics and the geographicimagination in Aotearoa New Zealand’, New Zealand Geographer, 58, 1 (2002), pp. 14-22.

Lancashire, A.K., Flenley, J.R. and Harper*, M.A., ‘Late Quaternary palaeoecology of theAuckland region: pollen and diatom records from two South Auckland craters,dating back to 18,000 BP’, Global and Planetary Change, 33, 3-4 (2002), pp. 315-327.


Little, T.A., Holcombe, R.J. and Ilg, B.R., ‘Kinematics of oblique collision and rampinginferred from microstructures and strain in middle crustal rocks, central SouthernAlps, New Zealand’, Journal of Structural Geology, 24, 1 (2002), pp. 219-239.

Little, T.A., Holcombe, R.J. and Ilg, B.R., ‘Ductile fabrics in the zone of active obliqueconvergence near the Alpine Fault, New Zealand: identifying the neotectonicoverprint’, Journal of Structural Geology, 24, 1 (2002), pp. 193-217.

Little, T.A., Savage*, M.K. and Tikoff, B., ‘Relationship between crustal finite strain andseismic anisotropy in the mantle, Pacific-Australia plate boundary zone, SouthIsland, New Zealand’, Geophysical Journal International, 151, 1 (2002), pp. 106-116.

Mackintosh, A., Dugmore, A. and Hubbard, A., ‘Holocene climatic changes in Iceland:evidence from modelling glacier length fluctuations at Solheimajokull’, QuaternaryInternational, 91, 1 (2002), pp. 39-52.

McConchie, J. and Hawke, R., ‘Controls on streamflow generation in a meltwater stream,Miers Valley, Antarctica, and implications for the debate on global warming’, Journalof Hydrology (N.Z.), 41, 2 (2002), pp. 77-104.

McConchie, J.A. and Ma, H.C., ‘A discussion of the risks and benefits of using rockterracing to limit soil erosion in Guizhou Province’, Journal of Forestry Research, 13, 1(2002), pp. 41-47.

McConchie, J.A. and McKinnon, J.M., ‘MGIS - using GIS to produce community-basedmaps to produce collaborative natural resource management. A Hani case study,Luchun County, Yunnan’, Asean Biodiversity, 2, 1 (2002), pp. 27-34.

McKenna, M.K.L. and Murray*, W.E., ‘Jungle law in the orchard - comparativeglobalisation in the New Zealand and Chilean industries’, Economic Geography, 78, 4(2002), pp. 495-514.

McLoughlin, C., Ingham, M., Whaler, K. and McKnight, D., ‘A magnetotelluric transect ofthe Wairarapa region, New Zealand’, New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics,45, 4 (2002), pp. 257-269.

Molnar, P., Stern*, T. and Houseman, G., ‘Thickening of mantle lithosphere beneath NewZealand and the role of buoyant crust in the process’, Geologiyal Geofizika (RussianGeology and Geophysics), 42, 10 (2001), pp. 1497-1503.

Morrison, P.S. and Waldegrave, C., ‘Welfare reform and the intra-regional migration ofbeneficiaries in New Zealand’, Geoforum, 33 (2002), pp. 85-103.

Murray, W.E., ‘From dependency to reform and back again: The Chilean peasantry in thetwentieth century’, Journal of Peasant Studies, 29, 3/4 (2002), pp. 190-227.

Murray, W.E., ‘The neoliberal inheritance - Agrarian policy and rural differentiation indemocratic Chile’, Bulletin of Latin American Research, 21, 3 (2002), pp. 425-441.

Offler, R. and Gamble*, J., ‘Evolution of an intra-oceanic island arc during the LateSilurian to Late Devonian, New England Fold Belt’, Australian Journal of EarthSciences, 49, 2 (2002), pp. 349-366.


Okaya, D., Henrys, S. and Stern*, T., ‘Double-sided onshore-offshore seismic imaging of aplate boundary: “super-gathers” across South Island, New Zealand’, Tectonophysics,355, 1-4 (2002), pp. 247-263.

Prebble, M., Schallenberg, M., Carter*, J. and Shulmeister, J., ‘An analysis of phytolithassemblages for the quantitative reconstruction of late Quaternary environments ofthe Lower Taieri Plain, Otago, South Island, New Zealand, Modern assemblages andtransfer functions’, Journal of Paleolimnology, 27, 4 (2002), pp. 393-413.

Rigby, J.E., Morris, J.A., Lavalle, J., Stewart, M. and Gatrell, A.C., ‘Can physical traumacause breast cancer?’, European Journal of Cancer Prevention, 11 (2002), pp. 307-311.

Savage, M.K., ‘Seismic anisotropy and mantle deformation in the Western United Statesand Southwestern Canada’, International Geology Review, 44, 10 (2002), pp. 913-937.

Scherwath, M., Melhuish, M., Stern*, T. and Molnar, P., ‘Pn anisotropy and distributedupper mantle deformation associated with a continental transform’, GeophysicalResearch Letters, 29, 8 (2002), pp. 16.1-16.4.

Soons, J.M., Moar, N.T., Shulmeister, J., Wilson, H.D. and Carter*, J.A., ‘Quaternaryvegetation and climate changes on Banks Peninsula, South Island’, Global andPlanetary Change, 33, 3-4 (2002), pp. 301-314.

Stern, T., Okaya, D. and Scherwath*, M., ‘Structure and strength of a continentaltransform from onshore-offshore seismic profiling of South Island, New Zealand’,Earth, Planets and Space, 54, 11 (2002), pp. 1011-1021.

Stock, C. and Smith, E.G.C., ‘Comparison of seismicity models generated by differentkernel estimations’, Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 92, 3 (2002), pp.913-922.

Stock, C. and Smith, E.G.C., ‘Adaptive kernel estimation and continuous probabilityrepresentation of historical earthquake catalogs’, Bulletin of the Seismological Society ofAmerica, 93, 2 (2002), pp. 904-912.

Wilson, G.S., Barron, J.A., Ashworth, A.C., Askin, R.A., Carter*, J.A., Curren, M.G.,Dalhuisen, D.H., Friedmann, E.I., Fyodorov-Davidov, D.G., Gilichinsky, D.A.,Harper*, M.A., et al., ‘The Mount Feather Diamicton of the Sirius Group: anaccumulation of indicators of Neogene Antarctic glacial and climatic history’,Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 182, 1 (2002), pp. 117-131.

Chapters

Martin, R. and Morrison*, P.S., ‘The geographies of labour market inequality: someemergent issues and challenges’, in R. Martin and P.S. Morrison (eds), Geographies ofLabour Market Inequality (London, Routledge, 2002), pp. 241-265.

Martin, R. and Morrison*, P.S., ‘Thinking about the geographies of labour’, in R. Martinand P.S. Morrison (eds), Geographies of Labour Market Inequality (London, Routledge,2002), pp. 3-20.

Morrison, P.S. and Berezovsky, O., ‘Labour market risk and the regions: evidence fromgross labour flows’, in R. Martin and P.Morrison (eds), Geographies of Labour MarketInequality (London, Routledge, 2002), pp. 23-54.


Murray, W.E., ‘Agriculture in South America’, in P. Heenan (ed), South America: Handbooksof Regional Economic Development (London & Chicago, Fitzroy Dearborn, 2002), pp.190-202.

Murray, W.E. and Pene, C., ‘Changing global economic tides - Levuka and the Pacificcentury’, in G. Gibson et al (eds), Levuka - Microcosm of the Pacific Century (Fiji,Institute of Pacific Studies, 2002), pp. 129-143.

Willis, R.P., ‘Economic and social transformations in New Zealand post-1984: A casestudy of globalisation in practice’, in P. Sedlacek (ed), Wirtschaftsgeographie &Regionalentwicklung (Jena, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat, 2002), pp. 73-84.


Cochran, U., ‘Diatom evidence for a distinct salinity change at Taupo Swamp,Plimmerton, New Zealand’, in J. John (ed), Proceedings of the 15th International DiatomSymposium (Ruggell, Lichtenstein, ARG Ganter Verlag, 2002), pp. 201-207.

Hardenbicker, U. and Crozier*, M.J., ‘Slope pipes and soil stability’, in J. Rybár, J.Stemberk and P. Wagner (eds), Landslides: Proceedings of the First European Conferenceon Landslides, Prague, Czech Republic, June 24-26, 2002 (Rotterdam, A.A. Balkema,2002), pp. 565–569.

Hicock, S.R., Goff, J.R. and Dickinson*, W.W., ‘Macro and mesoscopic analysis of outcropand core, Sirius Group, Table Mountain, Dry Valleys, Antarctica’, in J.A. Gamble,D.N.B. Skinner and S. Henrys (eds), Antarctica at the close of a millennium: Proceedingsof the 8th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences (Wellington, RoyalSociety of New Zealand, 2002), Royal Society of New Zealand Bulletin 35, pp. 319-325.

Korup, O. and Crozier*, M.J., ‘Landslide types and geomorphic impact on river channels,Southern Alps, New Zealand’, in J. Rybár, J. Stemberk and P. Wagner (eds),Landslides: Proceedings of the First European Conference on Landslides, Prague, CzechRepublic, June 24-26, 2002 (Rotterdam, A.A. Balkema, 2002), pp. 233 - 238.

Morrison, P.S., ‘Labour market geography in a global context: notes on the New Zealandcase’, in P. Holland, F. Stephenson and A. Wearing (eds), 2001, Geography - A SpatialOdyssey: Proceedings of the Third Joint Conference of the New Zealand GeographicalSociety and the Institute of Australian Geographers (Dunedin, University of Otago,2002), pp. 47-50.

Pollock, N., ‘Vegeculture as food security for Pacific communities’, in S. Yoshida and P.J.Matthews (eds), Vegeculture in Eastern Asia and Oceania: International Area StudiesConference VII (Osaka, Japan, The Japan Centre for Area Studies, National Museumof Ethnology, 2002), JCAS Symposium Series 16, pp. 277-292.

Stern, T.A. and Baxter, A.K., ‘Glacial erosion, rock, and peak uplift within the centralTransantarctic Mountains’, in J.A. Gamble, D.N.B. Skinner and S. Henrys (eds),Antarctica at the close of a millennium: Proceedings of the 8th International Symposium onAntarctic Sciences (Wellington, Royal Society of New Zealand, 2002), Royal Society ofNew Zealand Bulletin 35, pp. 471-478.



Armour, R. and Kennedy*, D.M., ‘Holocene vegetation change and estuary infill inWhanganui Inlet, Northwest Nelson, New Zealand’ in H. Grenfell (ed), Abstracts andProgramme, Geological Society of New Zealand Annual Conference “Northland 2002”(Auckland, Geological Society of New Zealand, 2002), Geological Society of NewZealand Miscellaneous Publication 112A, p. 3 (abs).

Atkins, C.B. and Barrett*, P.J., ‘Dry-based glaciers do erode and deposit: evidence fromAllan Hills, Antarctica’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions ofthe American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE52D-09, p. 127 (abs).

Atkins, C.B., Barrett*, P.J. and Hickcock, S., ‘Cold glaciers erode and deposit: evidencefrom Allan Hills, Antarctica’, Geology, 30, 7 (2002), pp. 659-662.

Barrett, P., ‘Antarctic Climate Evolution: the next step’, American Geophysical Union (AGU)2002 Fall Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83,47 (2002), PP22B, p. F950 (abs).

Barrett, P.J., ‘Geological evidence of Oligocene to recent climate of the South VictoriaLand coast, Antarctica, and some differences with Cenozoic climate history fromdeep-sea isotopes’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of theAmerican Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), A42-03, p.13 (abs).

Barrett, P.J., van der Meer, J.J.M. and Laird, M.G., ‘Sedimentary environments for CRP-3:Introduction’, Terra Antarctica, 8, 3 (2002), pp. 205-206.

Barroul, G. and Duclos*, M., ‘Lower mantle seismic anisotropy recorded by direct S-waves from South-west Pacific and Indian Subduction Zones’, 2002 Western PacificGeophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement83, 22 (2002), SE32A-06, p. 75 (abs).

Beban, J. and Kennedy*, D.M., ‘Shore platform development around Miramar Peninsula,Wellington’, in H. Grenfell (ed), Abstracts and Programme, Geological Society of NewZealand Annual Conference “Northland 2002” (Auckland, Geological Society of NewZealand, 2002), Geological Society of New Zealand Miscellaneous Publication 112A,p. 5 (abs).

Bekesi, G. and McConchie*, J.A., ‘Assessing regional vulnerability using a GIS andnational databases’, GIS User, 50 (2002), pp. 30-31.

Collen, J., Eagar*, S.H. and McCulloch, M., ‘Dating the “Royal Society core” fromFunafuti: progress report; in J.D.Collen (ed), Abstracts of papers presented at the STARSession: Science, Technology and Resources Network, South Pacific Applied GeoscienceCommission, 31st Annual Conference, 2002 (Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariat, 2002),SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 487, p.10 (abs).

Crozier, M.J., ‘From science to practice: predicting the occurrence of rainfall-triggeredlandslides in Wellington’ in D.M.Johnston and D.Tilyard (comp), Proceedings of theFifth New Zealand Natural Hazards Management Conference, 2002 (Lower Hutt,Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences, 2002), IGNS Information Series 51, p.13 (abs).


Crozier, M.J., ‘Review of Wieczorek, G. F. and Naeser, N. D. (eds), Debris-flow hazardsmitigation: mechanics, prediction, and assessment’, Progress in Physical Geography, 26, 2(2002), pp. 312-313.

Crozier, M.J., Hardenbicker*, U., and Boyens*, N., ‘Application of the submergedjetstream hydraullic erosion device to geomorphic problems’, Tenth Australia andNew Zealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG) Conference, Kalgoorlie, Australia: Programand Abstracts (ANZGG, 2002), p.14 (abs).

DeConto, R., Siegert, M., Dunbar, R. and Barrett*, P., ‘The ACE (Antarctic ClimateEvolution) Research Initiative’, American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2002 Fall Meeting:Eos, Transactions of the AGU, Supplement 83, 47 (2002), PP21A-0303, p. F936 (abs).

Dickinson, W., Dunbar*, G., Wilmshurst, J., Smith, I., Hopkins*, K. and Barnes, K.,‘Geochemistry and particle sizes of core from Pukaki Maar Crater, Auckland, NewZealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the AmericanGeophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE52C-03, p. 124 (abs).

Dickinson, W.W. and Hopkins*, K., Preliminary report on soil and permafrost sampling:Beacon, Arena, and Pearse Valleys, Dry Valleys Antarctica (Wellington, VUW School ofEarth Sciences, 2002), Research Report 16, 65pp.

Duclos, M., Savage*, M. and Gledhill, K., ‘New constraints on mantle flow beneath NewZealand using seismic anisotropy’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE32A-07, p.76 (abs).

Dunbar, G.B. and Barrett*, P.J., ‘Sediment textural variations off wave-dominated coasts,New Zealand’, M. Knoper and B. Cairncross (eds), 16th International SedimentologicalCongress, Rand Afrikaans University, Johannesburg, South Africa (Johannesburg, RandAfrikaans University, 2002) p. 86-87 (abs).

Dunbar, G.B., Barrett*, P.J., Dillon, R. and Millar, M., ‘Sediment texture as a recorder ofpast sea level changes - examples from the Pliocene of New Zealand and theOligocene of Antarctica’, American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2002 Fall Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the AGU, Supplement 83, 47 (2002), PP21A-0305, p. F937 (abs).

Eagar, S., ‘Ostracoda from Funafuti, Tuvalu: a progress report’, in J. D. Collen (ed),Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR Session: Science, Technology and ResourcesNetwork, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission 31st Annual Conference, 2002(Suva, SOPAC Secretariat, 2002), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 487, pp. 13-14 (abs).

Elias, A., Jackson*, L. and Cavana, R., ‘Towards a shared mental model of stakeholders inenvironmental conflict: a New Zealand case’, The Association of American Geographers98th Annual Meeting: Abstracts (Washington, DC, AAG, 2002), p. 291(abs), CD-ROMonly.

Evison, F.F. and Rhoades, D.A., ‘The precursory scale increase predictor, long-termseismogenesis, and the three-stage faulting model’, 2002 Western Pacific GeophysicsMeeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002),SE31E-04, p. 73 (abs).


Evison, F.F. and Rhoades, D.A., ‘The precursory scale increase phenomenon and self-organised criticality’, European Seismological Commission XXVII General Assembly,Genoa, Italy, http://ftp.dipteris.unige.it/geofisica/esc2002/RIASSUNTI/SCE1/evisonsc.htm.

Evison, F.F., and Rhoades, D.A., ‘Long-range earthquake forecasting and the precursoryscale increase in seismicity in Italy, Greece, Japan, California and New Zealand’,European Seismological Commission XXVII General Assembly, Genoa, Italy, http://ftp.dipteris.unige.it/geofisica/esc2002/RIASSUNTI/SCE3/evisons1.htm.

Gamble, J., ‘Recycling the Earth’s crust through New Zealand and Kermadec Island Arcvolcanoes’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the AmericanGeophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), U42A-01, p. 1(abs).

Gamble, J., Handler, M., Wzsoczanski, R. and Eggins, S., ‘The lithospheric mantle of theWest Antarctic Rift System: a trace element and isotopic study’, 2002 Western PacificGeophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement83, 22 (2002), SE22B-03, p. 61(abs).

Gamble, J., Price, R., Smith, I., Hobden, B. and Eggins, S., ‘Andesites of Tongariro VolcanicCentre, Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand: source to surface’, 2002 Western PacificGeophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement83, 22 (2002), SE42D-01, p. 103(abs).

Garton, D. and Collen*, J.D., ‘Island carbonate sediment dynamics: assessing the role offoraminifera’, in J.D.Collen (ed), Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR Session:Science, Technology and Resources Network, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission31st Annual Conference, 2002 (Suva, SOPAC Secretariat, 2002), SOPAC MiscellaneousReport 487, p. 19 (abs).

Gerst, A. and Savage*, M.K., ‘Testing proposed changes in seismic anisotropy at MtRuapehu Volcano in New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE31C-03, p.69 (abs).

Gledhill, K. and Savage*, M.K., ‘What does seismic anisotropy tell us about the FiordlandSubduction Zone, New Zealand?’, Seismological Research Letters, 73 (2002), p. 222.

Hannah, M.J., Wrenn, J.H. and Wilson, G.J., ‘Marine palynology of the Cape Robertsdrillholes, Victoria Land Basin, Antarctica’, in H. Grenfell (ed), Abstracts andProgramme, Geological Society of New Zealand Annual Conference “Northland 2002”(Auckland, Geological Society of New Zealand, 2002), Geological Society of NewZealand Miscellaneous Publication 112A, p. 22 (abs).

Hardenbicker, U., Pott*, A. and Crozier*, M.J., ‘The influence of rainfall, soil hydrologyand pipe network characteristics on slope drainage in steep pasture-coveredhillcountry’, Tenth Australia and New Zealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG)Conference, Kalgoorlie, Australia: Program and Abstracts (ANZGG, 2002), p. 22 (abs).

Harper, M., ‘Unusual varwes or diatom microlamination in a mid-latitude oceanic maarlake’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the AmericanGeophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE52C-05, p. 124 (abs).


Harrison, A.J., White, R.S., Davey, F., Stern*, T., Bannister, S., Haines, J., Henrys, S., Pecher,I. and Stratford*, W., ‘Crustal structure of the Taupo Volcanic Zone, North Island,New Zealand: A preliminary model from NIGHT 2001’, 2002 Western PacificGeophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement83, 22 (2002), SE51A-03, p.108 (abs).

Hawke, R.M. and McConchie*, J.A., ‘A geomorphic history of the dune system in theOtaki-Te Horo area’, Tenth Australia and New Zealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG)Conference, Kalgoorlie, Australia: Program and Abstracts (ANZGG, 2002), p. 23 (abs).

Hawke, R.M., McConchie*, J.A. and Toleman*, I.E.J., ‘The effect of flow regulation ondischarge, velocity, channel and erosion within the Waikato River channel’, All theeasy water is gone: New Zealand Hydrological Society Symposium 2002 (Wellington, NewZealand Hydrological Society, 2002), p. 9 (abs).

Hawke, R.M., McConchie*, J.A. and Toleman*, I.E.J., ‘Discharge, velocity, and erosionwithin the Waikato River channel’, Tenth Australia and New Zealand GeomorphologyGroup (ANZGG) Conference, Kalgoorlie, Australia: Program and Abstracts (ANZGG,2002), p. 24 (abs).

Henry, S., Bannister, S., Pecher, I., Davey, F., Stern*, T., Stratford*, W., Salmon*, M., White,R. et al., ‘North Island Geophysical Transect (NIGHT) - an overview’, 2002 WesternPacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE42C-01, p. 101 (abs).

Hill, N.L., Little*, T.A., Benson, A.M. and Van Dissen, R., ‘The use of diatombiostratigraphy as a tool for paleoseismic investigation of fault-bounded lakes: anexample from the Awatere Fault, New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific GeophysicsMeeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002),SE51F-08, p. 120 (abs).

Hofmann, S.D. and Savage*, M.K., ‘Seismic anisotropy of the crust and upper mantle onthe western edge of the Central Volcanic Region, North Island, New Zealand’, 2002Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE32A-04, p. 75 (abs).

Horgan, H., Lamarche, G. and Stern*, T., ‘Constraining extensional tectonic structures in aback-arc environment using geopotential and multichannel seismic data - theoffshore Bay of Plenty, New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE22C-02, p.62 (abs).

Jackson, L., ‘Public involvement and New Zealand’s Resource Management Act’,Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting: Abstracts (Washington, TheAssociation of American Geographers, 2002), p. 291(abs).

Jackson, L., ‘Review of J.W. Handmer, T.W. Norton and S.R. Dovers (eds), Ecology,Uncertainty and Policy: managing ecosystems for sustainability’, New Zealand Geographer,58, 1 (2002), pp. 52-53.

Jackson, L., ‘Review of J. Huckle and A. Martin, Environments in a Changing World’, NewZealand Geographer, 58, 1 (2002), pp. 54-55.


Kennedy, D., ‘A unifying model for the development of fringing reefs’, in J. Collen (ed.)Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR Session: Science, Technology and ResourcesNetwork, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission 31st Annual Conference, 2002(Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariat, 2002), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 487, pp. 24-25(abs).

Kennedy, D.M., ‘An evolutionary model for fringing reef growth and implications forfuture reef growth’, in H. Grenfell (ed), Abstracts and Programme, Geological Society ofNew Zealand Annual Conference “Northland 2002” (Auckland, Geological Society ofNew Zealand, 2002), Geological Society of New Zealand Miscellaneous Publication112A, p. 32 (abs).

Kennedy, D.M. and Armour*, R., ‘Holocene estuarine infill and vegetation history ofWhanganui Inlet, New Zealand: preliminary findings’, Tenth Australia and NewZealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG) Conference, Kalgoorlie, Australia: Program andAbstracts (ANZGG, 2002), p. 30 (abs).

Kennedy, D., ‘Review of P. Nunn, Pacific Island Landscapes’, Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 43, 3(2002), pp. 390-392.

Kindon, S., ‘Review of K. Robinson and S. Bessell (eds), Women in Indonesia: Gender, Equityand Development’, New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 4, 2 (2002), pp. 195-197.

Little, T.A., Cox, S. and Vry*, J.K., ‘Along-strike segmentation in an obliquely convergentorogen: What’s special about the Southern Alps, New Zealand?’, 2002 Western PacificGeophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement83, 22 (2002), SE41F-03, p. 95 (abs).

Liu, H. and McGregor*, J., ‘Mapping snow cover of South Island of New Zealand usingAVHRR/3’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the AmericanGeophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), A42A-11, p. 12 (abs).

Mackintosh, A., Gore, D. and Fink, D., ‘Late Quaternary evolution of the East AntarcticIce Sheet from 60-90’E: empirical evidence and modelling studies’, ACE AntarcticPaleoclimate and Ice-Sheet Modelling Workshop, Northampton, Massachussetts, USA,http://www.geo.umass.edu/ace/wkrpt.pdf.

McKinnon, J., ‘Review of Report of the Ministerial Review Team, Towards Excellence in AidDelivery: A Review of New Zealand’s Official Development Assistance Programme’, NewZealand International Review, 27, 1 (2002), p. 12.

McKinnon, J., ‘Review of J. Laird, Money, Politics, Globalisation, and Crisis: the Case ofThailand’, New Zealand International Review, 27, 2 (2002), p. 10.

Murray, W.E., ‘Review of J. Eliot, An Introduction to Sustainable Development’, GeographicalJournal, 168, 1 (2002), p. 93.

Murray, W.E., ‘Review of M. Rapaport, The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society’,Geographical Journal, 168, 1 (2002), pp. 93-94.

Marson-Pidgeon, K. and Savage*, M.K., ‘Investigating frequency-dependent anisotropyin New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of theAmerican Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE32A-05, p. 65 (abs).


Marson-Pidgeon, K.A. and Savage*, M.K., ‘Modelling the anisotropic structure beneathWellington, New Zealand’, American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2002 Fall Meeting:Eos,Transactions of the AGU, Supplement 83, 47 (2002), S52A-1076, p. F969 (abs).

Morrison, P.S., Callister, P. and Rigby*, J., The spatial separation of work-poor and work-richhouseholds in New Zealand 1986-2001: introduction to a research project (Wellington,VUW School of Earth Sciences, 2002), Research Report 17, 56pp.

Naish, T.T., Dunbar*, G.B. and Barrett*, P.J., ‘McMurdo Ice Shelf (MIS): High-resolutionPliocene-recent climatic history and sub-ice shelf processes’, in L. Lacy, D. M.Harwood and R.H. Levy (eds), Future Antarctic Margin Drilling: Developing a ScienceProgram Plan for McMurdo Sound. Report of a Workshop, Oxford, UK (Lincoln, NE.,University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2002), ANDRILL Contribution 1 http://andrill-server.unl.edu/workshop_report.htm, http://andrill-server.unl.edu/downloads/ANDRILL_Section_5.pdf.

Nielsen, K.S.S., Collen*, J.D. and Ferland, M.A., ‘Floresina: a genus of predators, parasitesor scavengers?’, Journal of Foraminiferal Research, 32, 1 (2002), pp. 93-95.

Ohishi, S., Aoki, K., Watanabe, M., Hardenbicker*, U., Pott*, A., Ohta, H. and Fujitake, N.,‘Distribution of sclerotia grains in sequential soils of podzol-Braunerde in Harz Mts,Germany’, Abstracts of the Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Pedology (FukuiCity, Japan, Japanese Society of Pedology, 2002), p. 14 (abs).

O’Hagan, M., Kindon*, S., Wyse, S. and Duncan*, D., Annotated Bibliography on SocialCapital with relevance to Aotearoa/New Zealand (Wellington, VUW School of EarthSciences, 2002), Research Report 15, 35pp.

Prebble, J. and Hannah*, M., ‘Depositional environment and age of the beaconSupergroup at the Allan Hills in the Transantarctic Mountains’, in H. Grenfell (ed),Abstracts and Programme, Geological Society of New Zealand Annual Conference“Northland 2002” (Auckland, Geological Society of New Zealand, 2002), GeologicalSociety of New Zealand Miscellaneous Publication 112A, p. 45 (abs).

Price, R.C., Gamble*, J., Eggins, S., Smith, I.E. and Waight, T., ‘Crustal xenoliths andxenocrysts in andesites from Ruapehu, New Zealand’, 2002 Western PacificGeophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement83, 22 (2002), SE42D-02, p. 103 (abs).

Pulford, A. and Stern*, T., ‘Crustal doming of central North Island, New Zealand:evidence for mantle up-welling’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE51C-05, p.114 (abs).

Reyners, M., Stuart, G. and Savage*, M., ‘First results from the Central North IslandPassive Seismic Experiment, New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting:Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE42C-03, p. 101 (abs).


Rhoades, D.A. and Evison*, F.F., ‘A stochastic seismicity model with long-rangepredictability of major earthquakes’, Symposium on Earthquake Hazard Assessment &Risk Management, in conjunction with the 4th General Assembly of the Asian SeismologicalCommission: Volume of Abstracts (Kathmandu, Nepal, National Society forEarthquake Technology, 2002), p. 173 (abs).

Rhoades, D.A. and Evison*, F.F., ‘A testable earthquake forecasting model in which everyearthquake is a long-term precursor’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE31E-05, p.73 (abs).

Rieser, U. and Shulmeister, J., ‘Pukaki Maar, Auckland: How climate goes off with abang’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the AmericanGeophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE52C-06, pp. 124 (abs).

Rieser, U. and Shulmeister, J., ‘Luminescence dating of Lake Waipori core, Otago, NewZealand: A palaeoclimate’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactionsof the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE51E-08, pp. 118 (abs).

Salmon, M., Bannister, S., Savage*, M., Stern*, T. and Taber, J., ‘Seismic attenuation in theCentral North Island, New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos,Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE51A-05, p.108 (abs).

Savage, M.K., Hall, C. and Fischer, K.M., ‘Strain modelling and sesimic anisotropy acrossstrike-slip boundaries: applications to New Zealand and California’, 2002 WesternPacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE31D-10, p. 72 (abs).

Stern, T., Scherwath, M., Molnar, P. and Okaya, D., The SIGHT Working group, ‘Rheologyof a continental transform zone from seismological observations’, 2002 WesternPacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE31D-09, p. 72 (abs).

Stern, T., Pulford*, A., Salmon*, M. and Stratford*, W., ‘Crustal structure, exhumation andmantle-driven rock uplift of the Central North Island, New Zealand’, 2002 WesternPacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union,Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE22C-01, p. 62 (abs).

Stratford, W. and Stern*, T., ‘Crust and upper mantle structure in a continental back-arcspreading zone: Central North Island, New Zealand’, 2002 Western Pacific GeophysicsMeeting: Eos, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002),SE32B-05, p. 77 (abs).

Tannock, K. and Kennedy*, D.M., ‘Large imbricated boulders along the Otago coastline -a palaeotsunami deposit?’, in H. Grenfell (ed), Abstracts and Programme, GeologicalSociety of New Zealand Annual Conference “Northland 2002” (Auckland, GeologicalSociety of New Zealand, 2002), Geological Society of New Zealand MiscellaneousPublication 112A, p. 55 (abs).

Thorn, V., ‘A pilot study of phytoliths from subantarctic Campbell Island, New Zealand’,The Phytolitharien: Bulletin of the Society for Phytolith Research, 14, 3 (2002), p. 19 (abs).


Thorn, V., ‘Oligocene and Early Miocene phytoliths from seafloor cores off Cape Roberts,Victoria Land Basin, Antarctica’, The Phytolitharien: Bulletin of the Society for PhytolithResearch, 14, 3 (2002), p. 19 (abs).

Thorn, V., ‘Phytolith analysis - potential and limitations as a tool for palaeoclimate studiesin the Antarctic’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions of theAmerican Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), A52A-05, p. 18 (abs).

Tikoff, B., Giorgis, S. and Little*, T., ‘Coupling of the crust and mantle in transpressionalsystems’, Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Denver, Abstracts with Program(AGU, 2002), Abs 214-9 http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2002AM/finalprogram/abstract_42073.htm.

Van der Raaij, R., Stewart, M. and Hawke*, R., ‘SF6 groundwater age-dating in NewZealand’, All the easy water is gone: New Zealand Hydrological Society Symposium 2002(Wellington, New Zealand Hydrological Society, 2002), p. 41(abs).

Watts, L.F. and Hawke*, R.M., ‘The effects of urbanisation on hydrologic response: a casestudy of two urbanising coastal catchments’, All the easy water is gone: New ZealandHydrological Society Symposium 2002 (Wellington, New Zealand Hydrological Society,2002), pp. 94-95 (abs).

Watts, L.F. and Hawke*, R.M., ‘Estimating Clark unit hydrograph parameters forstormwater modelling: a study of two urbanising coastal catchments’, All the easywater is gone: New Zealand Hydrological Society Symposium 2002 (Wellington, NewZealand Hydrological Society, 2002), pp. 96-97 (abs).

Weaver, S., ‘Interconnections and biotechnology’, Organic NZ, 61, 3 (2002), pp. 8-9.

Weaver, S., ‘Interactive teaching in Environmental Studies’, Spectrum, 4, 2 (2002), p. 3.

Weaver, S., ‘Food allergies and GE food’, Organic NZ, 61, 1 (2002), p. 8.

Weaver, S., ‘Communicating Ecopolitics: building bridges between activists, academicsand politicians’ in T. Kerr, T. Buhrs and C. Dann (eds), Green Governance: fromperiphery to power: Proceedings of the Ecopolitics XIII Conference, December 2001(Christchurch, Lincoln University, 2002), pp. 153-155.

Wightman, R. and Little*, T.A., ‘A fossile brittle-ductile transition zone in the centralSouthern Alps, New Zealand: the possibility of transciently deep brittle deformationin the Pacific Plate crust’, 2002 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting: Eos, Transactions ofthe American Geophysical Union, Supplement 83, 22 (2002), SE41F-04, p. 96 (abs).


Hawke, R.M. and McConchie, J.A., Manu Ariki Marae Development Plan: Initial hydrologicalreview, report prepared for Manu Ariki Marae, Taumaranui (2002), 29pp.

McConchie, J.A., Waikato geomorphic processes: “No consents” baseline, report prepared forMighty River Power Ltd (2002), 19pp.

McConchie, J.A., Waikato River geomorphic processes: Resource consent evidence, reportprepared for Mighty River Power Ltd, 2002, 91pp.


Weaver, S., Sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, report prepared forthe Primary Production Select Committee Inquiry into Sustainable ForestManagement (2002), 32pp.


Kennedy, D., Report into the hydrodynamic environment of the south coast of Wellington and theeffect of the sinking of HMNZS Wellington, report prepared for Perry Davey,Wellington Regional Council (2002), 6pp.

McConchie, J.A., Hawke*, R.M. and Ingham, M., Karori Golf Club Development Plan:Initiation hydrogeological review, report to Karori Golf Club (2002) 16pp.

McConchie, J.A., Toleman, I.E.J. and Hawke, R.M., The status of Templeton, report preparedfor Gilbert Swan, Barristers and Solicitors (2002), 14pp.


Arnold, A.C., Tupara*, B., Loader*, P. and Hutchings, J., ‘Conflict and co-managementrelated to customary fishing in Aotearoa/New Zealand: A case study of the hapuNgati Oneone’, International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade (IIFET) 2002,11th Biennial Conference (Wellington, August 2002).

Barrett, P., ‘Antarctic climate history - from curiosity to relevance’, Workshop on AntarcticClimate Evolution (ACE) (University of Massachussetts, May 2002).

Barrett, P., ‘Keynote speech: Antarctic climate evolution: the next step’, AmericanGeophysical Union, Fall Meeting (San Francisco, December 2002).

Kindon, S., ‘Participatory video in geographic research: A feminist practice of looking?’,Institute of British Geographers / Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference (Belfast,UK, January 2002).

Liu, H. and McGregor*, J., ‘Running MM5 with snow cover in New Zealand’,Vulnerability: 2002 Conference of the Meteorological Society of New Zealand onVulnerability and Risk Management (Auckland, November 2002).

Liu, H. and McGregor*, J., ‘Automatic NOAA AVHRR image navigation for mountainareas’, 11th Australasian Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Conference (Brisbane,September 2002).

McKinnon, J., ‘The challenge of sustainable land use in the Hani Domain: the results ofMobile Interactive GIS (MIGIS) work in the Shapu villages of Luchun County’,Fourth International Hani/Akha Conference (Honghe, Yunnan, P.R. China, December2002).

Morrison, P.S., ‘Globalisation and the New Zealand labour market’, Joint New Zealand/Malaysia Symposium on Economic Development and Ethnicity (Wellington, February2002).

Morrison, P.S., Callister, P. and Rigby*, J., ‘The spatial separation of work-poor and work-rich households in New Zealand 1986-2001: introduction to a research project’,Annual Conference of the New Zealand Association of Economists (Wellington, June2002).


Murray, W.E., ‘A uniquely unstable political geography? Mapping the Fijian elections of1999 and 2001’, Conference on the Contemporary Politics of Fiji and the Solomon Islands(Wellington, August 2002).

Murray, W.E. and Challies, E., ‘New Zealand and Chile - partnership for the PacificCentury?’, 3rd Biennial Conference of the International Development Studies Network ofAotearoa New Zealand (Palmerston North, December, 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Kava for two worlds, the Pacific and Europe’, Kava Symposium, Pacific Forum,Fiji (Fiji, August 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Large body size; a Polynesian perspective’, 13th Annual Congress ofAtherosclerosis (Salzberg, July 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Pathways to compensation for nuclear testing in the Pacific’, Fifth Conferenceof the European Society for Oceanists (Vienna, July 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Compensation as a development issue’, Pacific Development ResearchSymposium (Brisbane, July 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Health transitions: fast and nasty’, Association of Social Anthropologists ofOceania Annual Meeting (Auckland, February, 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Sweet potato consumption in Oceania’, Association of Social Anthropologists ofOceania Annual Meeting (Auckland, February 2002).

Pollock, N., ‘Seeking compensation for environmental damage in Nauru and MarshallIslands’, Association of Social Anthropologists of Oceania Annual Meeting (Auckland,February 2002).

Rieser, U., ‘Luminescence dating of finegrain sediments’, 10th International Conference onLuminescence and ESR Dating (Reno, USA, June 2002).

Stern, T., ‘Invited lecture: Continental tectonics and volcanism in New Zealand: aseismological perspective’, 14th Annual Conference of the IRIS (Incorporated ResearchInstitutions for Seismology) Consortium (Hawaii, June 2002).

Thorn, V., ‘A pilot study of phytoliths from subantarctic Campbell Island, New Zealand’,4th International Meeting on Phytolith Research (Cambridge, UK, August 2002).

Theses

PhD

Audoine, Etienne, ‘Upper mantle and crustal seismic anisotropy across the Pacific-Australian Plate boundary, New Zealand’.

Cochran, Ursula, ‘Detection of large Holocene paleoearthquakes in the Wellington region,New Zealand, using diatom analysis’.

Marra, Maureen, ‘Developing fossil beetle analysis for past environmental and climatereconstruction in New Zealand’.

Pulford, Anna, ‘Crustal structure and lithographic doming: aspects of deformation alongan obliquely convergent plate margin, New Zealand’.


Scherwath, Martin, ‘Lithospheric structure and deformation in an oblique continentalcollision zone, South Island, New Zealand’.

MDS

Grourk, Eleanor, ‘Participating in the production of cross-cultural knowledge. Case study:The New Zealand Official Development Assistance Participatory Impact Assessmentpilot’.

MEnvStud

de Boer, Joel, ‘Roto Tangimate: Planning for the implementation of the principles of theTreaty of Waitangi under the Resource Management Act 1991’.

Douglas, Lorna, ‘Best practice education for sustainability: developing a framework forevaluating tertiary programmes in N.Z.’.

Potter, Nicholas, ‘Walking which Talk? A discourse analysis of the New Zealand BusinessCouncil for Sustainable Development’.

MSc

Fountain, Philip, ‘Christianity, local culture and disaster relief theory and practice inPapua New Guinea: A case of the involvement of the Combined ChurchesOrganisation in the 1998 Aitape tsunami disaster relief’.

Henderson, Warwick, ‘Late Cenozoic deformation in the area east of the Kekerengu Fault,Marlborough, New Zealand’.

Little, Peter, ‘A climatology of frost in Te Puke’.

Toleman, Ingrid, ‘Stream bank sensitivity to physical and anthropogenic factors: ananalysis of the Waikato River’.

Watts, Laura, ‘Hydrologic response and runoff model parameters in the New Zealandcoastal zone: a study of two urbanising catchments’.

Mathematics and Computing Sciences

Books

Visser, M., Novello, M. and Volovik, G., Survey of ‘analogue’ models for general relativity(Singapore, World Scientific Press, 2002) 380pp.

Articles

Arnold, R., Vignaux*, T. and Sullivan*, D., ‘Bayesian spectral analysis of white dwarf lightcurves’, New Zealand Science Review, 59, 3 (2002), pp. 81-84.

Clark, M. and Averill, R., ‘Addressing mathematical processes in school schemes’, TheNew Zealand Mathematics Magazine, 39, 2 (2002), pp. 24-34.

Downey, R. and Terwijn, S., ‘Computably enumerable reals and uniformly presentableideals’, Archive for Mathematical Logic, 48 (2002), pp. 29-40.

Downey, R. and LaForte, G., ‘Presentations of computably enumerable reals’, TheoreticalComputer Science, 284 (2002), pp. 539-555.


Downey, R., Cholak, P. and Walk, R., ‘Maximal contiguous degrees’, Journal of SymbolicLogic, 67 (2002), pp. 409-437.

Downey, R., Hirschfeldt, D. and Nies, A., ‘Randomness, computability and density’,SIAM Journal of Computability, 31 (2002), pp. 1169-1183.

Frean, M.R., ‘Optimizing connectionist architectures’, Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science, 1(2002), pp. 691-697.

Geelen, J. and Whittle*, G., ‘Branch width and Rota’s Conjecture’, Journal of CombinatoricsTheory, Series B, 86 (2002), pp. 315-330.

Geelen, J., Gerards, B. and Whittle*, G., ‘Branch width and well-quasi-ordering inmatroids and graphs’, Journal of Combinatorics Theory, Series B, 84 (2002), pp. 270-290.

Geelen, J., Oxley, J., Vertigan, D. and Whittle*, G., ‘Totally free expansions of matroids’,Journal of Combinatorics Theory, Series B, 84 (2002), pp. 130-179.

Hall, R., Oxley, J., Semple, C. and Whittle*, G., ‘On matroids of branch width three’,Journal of Combinatorics Theory, Series B, 86 (2002), pp. 148-171.

McGuinness, M., Davey, M.J., Landman, K.A. and Hong, N.J., ‘Mathematical modeling ofrice cooking and dissolution in beer production’, Journal of American Institute ofChemical Engineers, AIChE (2002), pp. 1811-1826.

Molla, M., Andreae*, P., Glasner, F., Blattner, F. and Shavlik, J., ‘Interpreting microarrayexpression data using the text annotating the Genes’, Journal of Information Sciences,146 (2002), pp. 73-86.

Pledger, S.A. and Schwarz, C.J., ‘Modelling heterogeneity of survival in band recoverydata using mixtures’, Journal of Applied Statistics, 29 (2002), pp. 315-327.

Shamil Ishmukhametov, Wu*, G., ‘Isolation and the high/low hierachy’, Archive forMathematical Logic, 41, 3 (2002) pp. 259-266.

Visser, M, Barcel’o, C. and Liberati, S., ‘Analogue models of and for Gravity’, Journal ofGeneral Relativity and Gravitation, 34 (2002), pp. 1719-1734.

Visser, M. and Barcel’o, C., ‘Twilight for the energy conditions?’, International Journal ofModern Physics D (2002), pp. 1553-1560.

Wang, D.Q. and Critchley, F., ‘Multiple deletion measures and conditional influence inregression method’, Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods, 29, 11 (2000),pp. 2391-2404.

Wang, Y., Yip, P.S.F. and Hayakawa*, Y., ‘A frailty model for detecting number of faults ina system’, Statistica Sinica, 12 (2002), pp. 1001-1013.

Wu, G., ‘Isolation and lattice embeddings’, Journal of Symbolic Logic, 67, 3 (2002), pp. 1055-1064.

Wu, G., ‘Nonisolated degrees and the Jump Operator’, Annals of Pure and Applied Logic,117, 1-3 (2002), pp. 209-221.


Zhang, M., ‘Object mining in image data using neural networks’, Communication ofInformation and Computing Machinery, 5, 2 (2002), pp. 107-112.


Chukova, S. and Hayakawa*, Y., ‘Warranty cost analysis: Non-zero repair time’,Proceedings of the 37th Annual Conference of the Operational Research Society of NZ(Auckland, Operational Research Society of New Zealand, 2002), pp. 315-324.

Clark, M. and Averill, R., ‘Year 9 Mathematics schemes in New Zealand - Numeracy andbeyond’, in J. Bobis, B. Perry and M. Mitchelmore (eds), Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of AustralasiaIncorporated (Sydney, University of Sydney, 2001), pp. 23-26.

Downey, R. and Griffiths, E., ‘Schnorr randomness’, in V. Brattka, M. Schröder and K.Weihrauch (eds), Proceedings of the ICALP 5th workshop of Computability andComplexity in Analysis (Malaga, Fern Universität, 2002), pp. 25-36.

Downey, R., Hirschfeldt, D., Nies, A. and Stephan, F., ‘Trivial Reals’, in V. Brattka, M.Schröder, and K. Weihrauch (eds), Proceedings of the ICALP 5th workshop of ofComputability and Complexity in Analysis (Malaga, Fern Universität, 2002), pp. 37-54.

Groves, L., ‘A formal approach to Program Evolution’, in D. Hutter (ed), Proceedings ofEvolutionary Formal Software Development Workshop (Copenhagen, Elsevier Science2002), http://www.elsevier.nl/gej-ng/31/29/23/125/48/show/Products/notes/index.htt.

Groves, L., ‘Refinement and the Z Schema Calculus’, in J. Derrick, E. Boiten, J. Woodcockand J. von Wright (eds), Proceedings of BCS FACS Refinement Workshop ElectronicNotes in Theoretical Computer Science (Copenhagen, Elsevier Science 2002), http://www.elsevier.nl/gej-ng/31/29/23/125/48/31/70.3.009.pdf.

Hayakawa, Y., O’Neill, P.D., Upton, D. and Yip, P.S.F., ‘Bayesian inference for an epidemicmodel with several kinds of susceptibles’, Proceedings of Mathematical DecisionMaking Under Uncertainty (Kyoto, Kyoto University, 2002), pp. 103-109.

Lukovic, I., Mogin*, P., Govedarica, M. and Ristic, S., ‘The structure of a subschema andits XML specification’, in Boris Aurer and Alen Lovrencic (eds), Proceedings of 13thInternational Conference on Information and Intelligent Systems (Varazdin, Croatia, TheConference, 2002), pp. 45-56.

Lukovic, I. Mogin*, P. and Ristic, S, ‘Database schema design using Subschemas’,Proceedings of the 12th Scientific Conference Industrial Systems IS (Vrnjacka Banja,Yugoslavia, The Conference, 2002), pp. 340-347.

Ristic, S., Lukovic, S. and Mogin*, P., ‘The detection of constraint inconsistencies in aDatabase schema’, Proceedings of 12th Scientific Conference Industrial Systems IS(Vrnjacka Banja, The Conference, 2002), pp. 348-353.

Visser, M., ‘Sakharov’s induced gravity, a modern perspective’, Modern Physics Letters A.Proceedings of the first IUCCA meeting on the Interface of Gravitational and QuantumRealms (Pune, India, 2002), pp. 977-991 e-Print Archive gr-gc/0205066.


Zhang., M., Andreae*, P. and Chow, R., ‘Pixel statistics based neural networks for domainindependent multiclass object detection’, in David Kenwright (ed), Proceedings ofImage and Vision Computing (Auckland, Wickliffe, 2002), pp. 279-284.


Bull, L.S., Haywood*, J. and Pledger*, S.A., Components of phenotypic variation in themorphometrics of shearwater (Puffinus) species (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002),Research Report 02-9, 11pp.

Cocke, M.W., Gibson, C.G. and Donelan*, P.S., Screw systems, singular trajectories andconstrained motions (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-21, 31pp.

Davey, M.J., Landman, K.A., McGuinness*, M.J. and Hong, J. Jin., Mathematical modellingof Rice gelatinisation and dissolution in Beer production (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002),Research Report 02-4, 45pp.

Gao, S. and Pestov*, V., On a universality property of some abellian polish groups (Wellington,VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-8, 16pp.

Geelen, J. and Whittle*, G., Branch-Width and Rota’s Conjecture (Wellington, VUW SMCS,2002), Research Report 02-17, 16pp.

Geelen, J. and Whittle*, G., Cliques in dense GF(q)-Representable Matroids (Wellington, VUWSMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-18, 7pp.

Geelen, J., Gerards, A.M.H. and Whittle*, G., Disjoint cocircuits in Matroids with large rank(Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-16, 11pp.

Geelen, J., Hlineny, P. and Whittle*, G., Bridging separations in matroids (Wellington, VUWSMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-14, 12pp.

Geelen, J.F., Gerards, A.M.H., Robertson, N. and Whittle*, G., On the excluded minors for theMatroids of Branch-width k (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-15,5pp.

Hall, R., Oxley, J., Semple, C. and Whittle*, G., Fork-Decompositions of matroids (Wellington,VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-13, 54pp.

Harper, J.F., ‘Review of Roy Jackson, The dynamics of fluidized particles’, MathematicalReviews, MR (2002b), p. 76102.

Harper, J.F., ‘Review of R. Shankar Subramanian and R. Subramaniam, The motion ofbubbles and drops in reduced gravity’, European Journal of Mechanics B - Fluids, 21 (2002),p. 611.

Hayakawa, Y., O’Neil, P.D., Upton, D. and Yip, Paul S.F., Bayesian inference for a stochasticepidemic model with several kinds of susceptible and uncertain population size (Wellington,VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-20, 15 pp.

Liu, I., Describing ordinal odds ratios for stratified r-^-c tables (Wellington, VUW SMCS,2002), Research Report 02-12, 23pp.

McGuinness, M. and McKibbin, R., Terrain-induced Slugging (Wellington, VUW SMCS,2002), Research Report 02-24, 15pp.


Pestov, V., Remarks on actions on Compacta by some infinite-dimensional groups (Wellington,VUW SMCS, 2002), 02-6, 19pp.

Please, C.P., McGuinness*, M.J. and McElwain, D.L.S., Approximations to the DAEM forCoal Pyrolysis (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-5, 34pp.

Wang, D.Q., Critchley, F., Lu, G. and Atkinson.A., Identified local influence analysis andprojected Taylor expansions (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-19,14pp.

Wang, D.Q., Chukova*, S. and Lai, C.D., Reducing quadratic programming problems toregression problem: Stepwise algorithm (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), ResearchReport 02-1, 16pp.

Wang, D.Q., ‘Outliers in multivariate data sets’, Proceedings of the International Congress ofMathematics (Beijing, China, 2002), p. 11.

Wu, G., On the density of the pseudo-isolated degrees (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002),Research Report 02-10, 16pp.

Wu, G., Q-measure on QK¬, (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report 02-7, 5pp.

Wu, G., Bi-isolation in the d.c.e. degrees (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Research Report02-11, 23pp.

Zhang, M., Neural networks for mining multiple class objects in image data (Wellington, VUWSMCS, 2002), Technical Report CS-TR-02-1, 10pp.

Zhang*, M. and Ciesielski, V., A domain independent approach to multiclass 2D object detectionusing neural networks and genetic algorithms (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), TechnicalReport CS-TR-02-2, 50pp.

Zhang*, M., Andreae*, P. and Chow, R., Pixel statistics based neural networks for domainindependent multiclass object detection (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), TechnicalReport CS-TR-02-15, 13pp.

Zhang, M., Andreae*, P. and Pritchard, M., Pixel statistics and false alarm area in geneticprogramming (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Technical Report CS-TR-02-16, 12pp.

Zhang. M., Ciesielski, V. and Andreae*, P., An independent approach to multiclass objectdetection using genetic programming (Wellington, VUW SMCS, 2002), Technical ReportCS-TR-02-4, 40pp.


Clark. M. and Averill, R., ‘Bicultural perspectives in Year 9 schemes’, New ZealandAssociation for Research in Education (Christchurch, September 2001).

Harper, J., ‘A rising bubble with a slowly absorbing surfactant’, Proceedings of NZMathematics Colloquium (Auckland, December 2002).

Harper, J., ‘Rising bubbles with slowly absorbing surfactants’, Manawatu-WellingtonApplied Mathematics Conference (Palmerston North, September 2002).


Harper, J., ‘Rising bubbles testing water contamination’, ANZIAM Applied MathematicsConference (Canberra, February 2002).

Theses

PhD

Bai, Tracy, ‘Some extensions to the statistical analysis of space diversity wirelesscommunication systems’.

Bubendorfer, Kris, ‘Nomad: Towards an architecture for mobility in large scaledistributed systems’.

Walls, Fiona, ‘Sociomathematical Worlds: The social world of children’s mathematicallearning in the middle primary years’.

Wu, Guohua, ‘Diamond embeddings into the d.c.e. degrees with 0 and 1 preserved’.

MSc

Afzal, Ramzan Ali, ‘On the quantification of risk and the estimation of motor insurancepremiums’.

MA

Mayhew, Dillon, ‘Inequivalent representations of certain classes of matroids’.

Psychology

Books

Weatherall, A., Gender, language and discourse (London, Routledge, 2002), 177pp.

Articles

Allen, M.W., Ng*, S.H. and Wilson*, M.S., ‘A functional approach to instrumental andterminal values and the value-attitude behaviour system of consumer choice’,European Journal of Marketing, 36 (2002), pp. 111-135.

Anyan, S. and Pryor*, J., ‘What is family? Adolescent perceptions’, Children and Society, 16(2002), pp. 1-12.

Boyd-Wilson, B.M., Walkey*, F.H. and McClure*, J., ‘Present and correct: We kid ourselvesless when we live in the moment’, Personality and Individual Differences, 33 (2002), pp.691-702.

Brown, J., Jose*, P.E., Ng*, S.H. and Guo, J., ‘Psychometric properties of three scales ofdepression and well-being in a mature New Zealand sample’, New Zealand Journal ofPsychology, 31 (2002), pp. 39-46.

Cowan, J., McClure*, J.L. and Wilson*, M., ‘What a difference a year makes: Howimmediate and anniversary reports influence judgements about earthquakes’, AsianJournal of Social Psychology, 5 (2002), pp. 169-186.

Garry, M., Sharman, S.J., Feldman, J., Marlatt, G.A. and Loftus, E.F., ‘Examining memoryfor heterosexual college students’ sexual experiences using an electronic mail diary’,Health Psychology, 21 (2002), pp. 629-634.


Gee, S.B., Ng*, S.H., Weatherall*, A., Liu*, J., Higgins, T.R. and Loong, C., ‘Savingourselves: Gender issues in making provision for one’s own retirement’, AustralasianJournal on Ageing, 21, 1 (2002), pp. 30-35.

Green, T.A. and Schenk*, S., ‘Dopaminergic mechanism of caffeine-produced cocaine-seeking in rats’, Neuropsychopharmacology, 26 (2002), pp. 422-430.

Harrington, L. and Liu*, J.H., ‘Self-enhancement and attitudes towards high achievers: Abicultural view of the independent and interdependent self’, Journal of Cross-CulturalPsychology, 33, 1 (2002), 37-55.

Hird, M. and Jackson*, S., ‘Where angels and ‘wooses’ fear to tread: Sexual coercion inadolescent dating relationships’, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology, 37, 1(2001), pp. 27-43.

Hutton, K.A., Sibley, C.G., Harper*, D.N. and Hunt*, M., ‘Modifying driver behaviourwith feedback’, Transportation Research Part F, 4 (2002), pp. 257-269.

Jackson, S., ‘Young women’s stories of abuse in heterosexual love relationships’, Feminismand Psychology, 11, 3 (2001), pp. 305-321.

Jones, T.C. and Atchley, P., ‘Conjunction error rates on a continuous recognition memorytest: Little evidence for recollection’, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning,Memory, and Cognition, 28 (2002), pp. 374-379.

Liu, J., Lawrence, B., Ward*, C. and Abraham, S., ‘Social representations of history inMalaysia and Singapore: On the relationship between national and ethnic identity’,Asian Journal of Social Psychology, 5 (2002), pp. 1-20.

Liu, J.H. and Huang, L.L., ‘Multiple faces of indigenous Chinese psychology: Enteringinto a new era of engagement’, Journal of Psychology in Chinese Societies, 3, 1 (2002),pp. 1-14.

McClure, J.L., ‘Goal based explanations of actions and outcomes’, European Review ofDevelopmental Psychology, 12 (2002), pp. 201-235.

McKelvie, P. and Low*, J., ‘Listening to Mozart does not improve young children’s spatialability: Final curtains for the Mozart effect’, British Journal of DevelopmentalPsychology, 20 (2002), pp. 241-258.

Patterson-Kane, E.G., Hunt*, M. and Harper, D., ‘Rats demand social contact’, AnimalWelfare, 11 (2002), pp. 327-333.

Polaschek, D. and Ward, T., ‘The implicit theories of potential rapists - What ourquestionnaires tell us’, Aggression and Violent Behavior, 7 (2002), pp. 385-406.

Schenk, S., ‘Effects of GBR 12909, WIN 35,428 and indatraline on cocaine self-administration and cocaine seeking in rats’, Psychopharmacology, 160 (2002), pp. 263-270.

Schenk, S. and Izenwasser, S., ‘Pretreatment with methylphenidate sensitizes rats to thereinforcing effects of cocaine’, Pharmocology, Biochemistry and Behaviour, 72 (2002), pp.651-657.


Sibley, C.G., Hunt*, M. and Harper*, D.N., ‘Identifying crosscultural differences in theeffectiveness of an information and free child seat rental programme’, BehaviorChange, 18 (2001), pp. 224-235.

Spittal, M., Siegert, R.S., McClure*, J.L. and Walkey*, F.H., ‘The spheres of control scale;The identification of a clear replicable three-factor structure’, Personality andIndividual Differences, 32 (2002), pp. 121-131.

Stokoe, E.H. and Weatherall*, A., ‘Guest editorial: Gender, language, conversationanalysis and feminism’, Discourse and Society, 13, 6 (2002), pp. 707-713.

Taylor, A.J.W., ‘Interdisciplinary developments in hazardous environment research: Asilent tribute to General Systems Theory?’, International Journal of Circumpolar Health,61, 3 (2002), pp. 216-223.

Taylor, A.J.W., ‘Spirituality and personal values: Neglected components of traumatreatment’, Traumatology, 7, 3 (2001) http://www.fsu.edu/~trauma/v7/Spirituality.pdf.

Taylor, A.J.W., Nailatikau, E. and Walkey*, F.H., ‘A hostage assignment in Fiji’,Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies (2002), http://www.massey.ac.nz/~trauma/issues/2002-2/taylor.htm

Wade, K.A., Garry*, M., Read, J.D. and Lindsay, D.S., ‘A picture is worth a thousand lies’,Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 9 (2002), pp. 597-603.

Walton, M., Weatherall*, A. and Jackson*, S., ‘Romance and sexuality in pre-teen storiesabout conflicts’, Discourse and Society, 13, 5 (2002), pp. 681-697.

Weatherall, A., ‘The politics of language and communication: Revisiting the roots offeminist psychology’, Feminism and Psychology, 12, 3 (2002), pp. 330-335.

Weatherall, A., Gavey, N. and Potts, A., ‘So whose words are they anyway?’, Feminism andPsychology, 12, 4 (2002), pp. 533-541.

Weatherall, A., ‘Towards understanding gender and talk-in-interaction’, Discourse andSociety, 13, 6 (2002), pp. 767-781.

White, M., ‘Different spatial-relational information is used to recognise faces andemotional expressions’, Perception, 31 (2002), pp. 675-682.

White, S. and Low*, J., ‘When mothers turn a visual story into a verbal one for theirchildren: Previewing help with the telling, conversing and remembering’,International Journal of Behavioral Development, 26 (2002), pp. 360-370.

Wilshire, C.E., ‘Where do aphasic phonological errors come from? Evidence fromphoneme movement errors in picture naming’, Aphasiology, 16, 1-2 (2002), pp. 169-197.

Wilshire, C.E. and McCarthy, R.A., ‘Evidence for a context-sensitive word retrievaldisorder in a case of nonfluent aphasia’, Cognitive Neuropsychology, 19, 2 (2002), pp.165-186.


Chapters

Huntsinger, C.S., Jose*, P.E., Rudden, D., Luo, Z. and Krieg, D.B., ‘Cultural differences ininteractions around mathematics tasks in Chinese American and EuropeanAmerican families’, in C. Park (ed), Research on the Education of Asian and Asian PacificAmericans (Greenwich, Information Age Publishing, 2001), pp. 75-103.

Schenk, S., ‘Sensitization as a process underlying the progression of drug use via‘Gateway’ drugs’, in D. Kandel (ed), Stages and Pathways of Drug Involvement:Examining the Gateway Hypothesis (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002),pp. 318-336.

Ward, C., Berno, T. and Main, A., ‘Can the Cross-cultural Adaptability Inventory predictsojourner adjustment?’, in P. Boski, F.J.R. van de Vijver and A.M. Chodynicka (eds),New directions in cross-cultural psychology (Warsaw, Polish Academy of SciencesPublishers, 2002), pp. 409-423.

Wilshire, C.E., ‘Where do aphasic phonological errors come from? Evidence fromphoneme movement errors in picture naming’, in L. Nickels (ed), CognitiveNeuropsychological Approaches to Spoken Word Production (Hove, Psychology Press,2002), pp. 169-197.


Taylor, A.J.W., ‘Disaster: The human element’, in D.M. Johnston and D. Tilyard (eds),Proceedings of the 5th Natural Hazards Conference (Lower Hutt, Institute of Geologicaland Nuclear Sciences Information Series 51, 2002), pp. 67-72.

Other Academic PublicationsTaylor, A.J.W., ‘Submission on the health and safety in Employment Amendment Bill’,

Bulletin of the New Zealand Psychological Society, 100 (2002), pp. 27-29 and 33.

Major Reports to Government/NGOs/Professional Bodies/Private ClientsAdair, V., Cargo, T., Cram, F., Dixon, R., Jackson*, S., and Widdowson, D., Evaluation of

programmes for children under the Domestic Violence Act 1995, report for the Ministry ofJustice, (2001), 160pp.

Ward, C., and Brown, J., The international comparative study on ethno-cultural youth, apreliminary report for participating schools, 17pp.

Conference PresentationsFischer, R., ‘Who cares about justice? The moderating effect of values on the link between

organisational justice and work behaviour’, International Congress of the InternationalAssociation for Cross-Cultural Psychology (Yogyakarta, July 2002).

Fischer, R., ‘Organisational justice and culture: A challenge for the multicultural workforce’, Annual Conference of the New Zealand Psychological Society (Christchurch,August 2002).

Gee, S., Liu*, J.H., Loong, C. and Hsieh, S., ‘40+ Project: Chinese New Zealanders’,Conference on Ageing in a diverse New Zealand/Aotearoa (Wellington, June 2002).


Harper, D.N., Wisnewski, R.G. and Hunt*, M., ‘Comparison of the effects of MDMA,amphetamine and cocaine on delayed matching-to-sample performance in rats’,New Zealand Behaviour Analysis Symposium (Dunedin, August 2002).

Hilton, D. and Liu*, J.H., ‘How history weighs on the present: Functional, social identityand cognitive perspectives’, European Association of Experimental Social Psychology(San Sebastian, June 2002).

Huntsinger, C.S. and Jose*, P.E., ‘Personality and social adjustment among ChineseAmerican and European American adolescents over time’, International Society for theStudy of Behavioural Development Conference (Ottawa, August 2002).

Jackson, S., ‘Entering into heteronormativity: Romance and sexuality in children’s storiesabout conflict’, Talking Race and Prejudice (Perth, December 2001).

Jackson, S., ‘Measuring up to Barbie: Girls’ bodies, girls’ identities in talk about datingrelationships’, Centennial Conference of the British Psychological Society (Glasgow,March 2001).

Jones, T.C., Atchley, P. and Curtis, J.S., ‘Recognition of conjunction lures: False“Remember” and “Know” judgments and “Remember”- to-reject judgments’, 43rdAnnual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society (Kansas City, November 2002).

Jose, P.E. and Thill, A.W., ‘Confirmatory factor analysis of the Children’s DepressionInventory’, International Society for the Study of Behavioral Development Conference(Ottawa, August 2002).

Jose, P.E. and Yubo, H., ‘A comparison of Chinese and New Zealand adolescents on aWestern-style coping measure’, New Zealand Psychological Society Conference(Christchurch, August 2002).

Larson, S.L. and Jose*, P.E., ‘Gender influences on the mediating effects of coping and thepeer influences and mental health relationship’, International Society for the Study ofBehavioral Development Conference (Ottawa, August 2002).

Liu, J.H., ‘The salience of shared representations of history and their impact on socialidentity: Cross-national and within-nations studies’, International Congress of AppliedPsychology (Singapore, July 2002).

Liu, J.H., ‘On the relationship between ethnic, regional, and national identity:Representations of history in Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and the Philippines’,International Association of Cross-Cultural Psychology (Yogyakarta, July 2002).

Liu, J.H. and Huang, L.L., ‘The “Double Identity” of Taiwanese Chinese: A dilemma ofpolitical and cultural identity rooted in history’, 4th Meeting of the Chinese PsychologyConference, 6th Meeting of the Chinese Psychology and Behavior Conference (Taipei,November 2002).

Mathers, F., Hunt*, M. and Harper*, D., ‘DMTS performance as a function of the numberof delays sampled’, New Zealand Behaviour Analysis Symposium (Dunedin, August2002).

McClure, J., ‘People’s attributions about brain-injured persons’, Traumatic Brain InjuryFunctional Rehabilitation Conference (Wellington, August 2002).


McClure, J., ‘Goal-based explanations and implicit processing’, Sydney Symposium inSocial Psychology (Sydney, March 2002).

McClure, J., ‘Are actions riskier than non-actions?’, New Zealand Society of RiskManagement Meeting (Wellington, October 2002).

McClure, J., ‘The effect of causal mechanisms on fatalistic attributions’, Triennial Meetingof the European Association of Experimental Social Psychology (Spain, June 2002).

McClure, J., ‘Using causal information about building design to reduce fatalism aboutearthquakes’, Natural Hazards Conference (Wellington, August 2002).

Polaschek, D.L.L. and Collie, R.M., ‘The Beliefs About Violence Scale: Development andpsychometric validation with incarcerated offenders’, Department of CorrectionsPsychological Service Annual Conference (Rotorua, September 2002).

Polaschek, D.L.L. and King, L.L., ‘Rehabilitating rapists: Rethinking what we are doingand not doing’, New Zealand Psychological Society Conference (Christchurch, August2002).

Schenk, S., ‘Acquisition and maintenance of MDMA self-administration in rats’,International Study Group Investigating Drugs as Reinforcers (Quebec City, June 2002).

Schenk, S., ‘Dopaminergic mechanisms of MDMA self-administration in rats’, College forProblems on Drug Dependence (Quebec City, June 2002).

Ward, C., ‘Acculturation and adaptation in migrant youth’, New Zealand PsychologicalSociety Conference (Christchurch, August 2002).

Ward, C., ‘Expectations and experiences of international students in New Zealand’,Association of Tertiary Learning Advisors of Aotearoa New Zealand Conference(Wellington, November 2002).

Ward, C., ‘Meeting the expectations of international students’, Education New ZealandConference (Wellington, September 2002).

Ward, C., ‘Identity, attitudes and interactions as predictors of sojourners’ psychologicaladaptation’, 16th International Congress of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (Yogyakarta, July 2002).

Ward, C. and Ramakrishnan, M., ‘Fear of losing out? Studies of kiasu-ism in Singaporeand New Zealand’, Society for Cross-Cultural Research (Santa Fe, February 2002).

Ward, C., Ong, A. and Berno, T., ‘Personality, social support and adaptation of Asianstudents in New Zealand’, International Congress of Applied Psychology (Singapore,July 2002).

Ward, C. and Sang, D., ‘Psychological and sociocultural adaptation’, Symposium on theInternational Comparative Study on Ethnocultural Youth, 16th International Congress ofthe International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (Yogyakarta, July 2002).

Weatherall, A., ‘Reproducing cultural discourses of gender and relationships’, 8thInternational Conference on Language and Social Psychology (Hong Kong, July 2002).


Theses

PhD

Gardiner, Rachel, ‘Implicit learning in schizophrenia: evidence from three implicitlearning tasks’.

Plimmer, Geoffrey, ‘Development and evaluation of a career development interventionusing modern theories of the self’.

MSc

Black, Jonathan, ‘Implications of personality for psychological well-being andabsenteeism among new officers in the New Zealand Police’.

Buist, Natasha, ‘Free-operant avoidance in humans’.

Donovan, Kelly, ‘Cognitive distortion in a New Zealand sample of male incarceratedviolent offenders: A descriptive model’.

Kelling, Anouk, ‘Women, work and wellbeing’.

Sorensen, Annemette, ‘Social anxiety, narcissism, and fantasy: a relationship?’.

Williams, Craig, ‘The clinical utility of the Sociomoral Reflection Measure versus theDefining Issues Test: Measuring the moral maturity of adult offenders’.

MA

Hudson, Alexander, ‘The identification accuracy of the QTVR Parade and thephotospread lineup under optimal witnessing conditions’.

Lawrence, Belinda, ‘Social representations of the future’.


CENTRES

Health Services Research Centre

Articles

Cumming, J., ‘Population-based Funding and Primary Health Care in New Zealand:What changes Can We Expect?’, Healthcare Review Online, 6, 1 (2002) http://www.enigma.co.nz/hcro/website/index.cfm?fuseaction=articledisplay&featureid=020202.

Cumming, J. and Mays, N., ‘Reform and Counter Reform: How Sustainable is NewZealand’s Latest Health System Restructuring?’, Journal of Health Services Researchand Policy, 7, 1 (2002), pp. 46-55.

Chapters

Russell, M. and Brittain, M.J., ‘Health Informatics’, in B. Cronin, (ed), Annual Review ofInformation Science and Technology (Medford, NJ, American Society for InformationScience and Technology, 2002), pp. 591-628.


Slack, A., Cumming, J., Mare, D. and Timmins, J., Variations in Secondary Care Utilisationand Geographic Access, 1996 - Initial Analysis (Wellington, VUW Health ServicesResearch Centre, 2002), Discussion Paper 7, 37pp.


Ashton, T., Cumming, J., McLean, J., McKinlay, J. and Fae, E., Contracting for HealthServices in New Zealand, a report for the World Health Organisation, (2002), 60pp.

McLeod, D., White, S., McKinlay, E., Dew, K., Cumming, J., Dowell, T., Perera, R., Love, T.and Raymont, A., CPAC Evaluation Project: Descriptive Study, a report to the Ministryof Health, (2002), 101pp.


Milne, R., Slack, A. and Cumming, J., Economic Evaluation of a Tandem Mass Spectrometer toScreen for Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders in Neonates, a report to the National TestingCentre by Health Outcome Associates Ltd and the Health Services Research Centre,19pp.

Slack, A. and Cumming, J., Balance Sheet for the Adult Asthma Guideline, a report for theNew Zealand Guidelines Group, 19pp.


Glasgow, K. and Russell, M., ‘Trouble Beliefs and Attitudes About the Young and Old’,Public Health Association of New Zealand Conference (Dunedin, June 2002).


International Institute of Modern Letters

Edited Collections

Manhire, Bill (series editor), Best New Zealand Poems 2001 (electronic resource)http://www.vuw.ac.nz/modernletters/bnzp.

Manhire, Bill and Anderson, Karen (eds), Spectacular Babies (Auckland, HarperCollins,2001), 221pp.

Manhire, Bill and Wilkins, Damien (eds), 1st XV (Wellington, Pemmican Press, 2000),32pp.


Manhire, Bill, ‘Tourism Benefits from a Personal Creative Perspective’, Proceedings of theAntarctic Tourism Workshop June 2000 (Christchurch, Antarctica New Zealand/TheNew Zealand Antarctic Institute, 2000), pp. 31-36.

Large Scale Dramatic and Literary Texts, Work for Film and Other Media,


Duncum, Ken (writer), Trick of the Light (Wellington, Circa Theatre, 28 September - 26October 2002).

Duncum, Ken, Smith, Mike, Wilson, Cal and Yates, Paul (writers) Willy Nilly (TVNZ,2002).

Manhire, Bill, Collected Poems (Wellington, Victoria University Press; Manchester,Carcanet, 2001), 303pp.

Manhire, Bill, Doubtful Sounds: essays and interviews (Wellington, Victoria University Press,2000), 295pp.

Randall, Charlotte (Writer in Residence), Within the Kiss (Auckland, Penguin, 2002),264pp.



Manhire, Bill, ‘Making Dreams Work’, Landfall 204, November (2002), pp. 193-196.

Manhire, Bill, ‘On Originality’, ‘The Distance Between Bodies’, ‘Brazil’, in MichaelSchmidt (ed), The Harvill Book of Twentieth-Century Poetry in English (London, TheHarvill Press, 2000), pp. 626-631.

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Clown at the Death of His Wife’, ‘For President Johnson on the Shoresof America’, ‘Five Acts to Postulate the Drama’, ‘2 Names for Mr Wedde’s Kites’,‘Single Rabbit’, in Alan Brunton, Murray Edmond and Michele Leggott (eds), BigSmoke: New Zealand Poems 1960-1975 (Auckland, Auckland University Press, 2000),pp. 92, 139-141, 196, 251-254.

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Next Thousand’, in Anthony Hubbard (ed), 2000 AD Millennium: TheAnthology (Auckland, INL, 2000), pp. 28-29.


Manhire, Bill, ‘Love Poem’, ‘Poem’, ‘The Proof’, ‘The Elaboration’, ‘The Kiss’, ‘City Life’,‘Children’, ‘My Sunshine’, ‘Jalopy: The End of Love’, in Lauris Edmond (ed), NewZealand Love Poems (Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 2000), pp. 18-19, 52, 53, 91-92, 152, 174-175, 251.

Manhire, Bill, ‘In the Studio’, ‘Milky Way Bay’, ‘Moonlight’, Semicerchio: Rivista di PoesiaComparata, XXII ( 2000), p. 29-30.

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Editor Regrets . . . Your Story is too Fantastic’, in Terry Snow (ed), TheListener Bedside Book No 4: The Creative Wave (Auckland, W&H Publications, 2000),pp. 190-192.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Phar Lap’, in Brian Phillips (ed), First Past the Post. An Anthology of NewZealand Racing Stories (Auckland, Random House, 2000), pp. 123-125.

Manhire, Bill, ‘An Outline’, in Jack Finnbogason and Al Valleau (eds), The NelsonIntroduction to Literature (Scarborough, Ontario, Nelson, 2000), pp. 166-168.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Recognising the Good’, Landfall, 200, November (2000), p. 197.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Moonlight’, in Rod MacLeod (ed), Snapshots on the Journey Through Deathand Remembrance (Wellington, Steele Roberts, 2002), p. 87.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Famous Last Words’, New Zealand Books, 12, 5, Christmas Supplement(2002), p. 1.

Manhire, Bill, ‘An Amazing Week in New Zealand’, in Paul Morris, Harry Ricketts andMike Grimshaw (eds), Spirit in a Strange Land: A Selection of New Zealand SpiritualVerse (Auckland, Godwit, 2002), pp. 173-181.

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Next Thousand’, Stand Magazine, New Series, 2, 3, September (2000),pp. 25-26.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Pavilion’, in Vivien Wake (ed), Readings ANZ 2 (Melbourne, OxfordUniversity Press, 2001), p. 48.

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Song’, ‘Poem for Vanessa’, ‘Antarctic Stone’, in Lauris Edmond andBill Sewell (eds), Essential New Zealand Poems (Auckland, Godwit, 2001), pp. 167, 168,170.

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Adventures of Hillary’, ‘Blade & Swing’, ‘The English Teacher’, inTerry Locke (ed), Doors: A Contemporary New Zealand Poetry Selection (Hamilton,Leaders Press, 2000), pp. 67-70.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Some Frames’, ‘Erratic’, ‘Food Chain’, ‘Scavenger’, in Terry Locke (ed),Jewels in the Water: Recent New Zealand Poetry for Younger Readers (Hamilton, LeadersPress, 2000), pp. 68-70.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Phar Lap’, ‘Water’, ‘Legacies’, ‘Clouds’, ‘How to Take Off Your Clothes atthe Picnic’, Hogtown Creek Review Fall (2002), pp. 42-46.

Manhire, Bill, ‘Food Chain’, in Southern Convergence: Antarctic Art (Wellington, PemmicanPress, 2001), pp. 8-10.


Manhire, Bill, ‘My Lost Youth’, ‘Wellington’, in Gregory O’Brien and Louise White (eds),Big Weather: Poems of Wellington (Wellington, Mallinson Rendel, 2000), pp. 16-17, 27-28.

Manhire, Bill and Southgate, Brent, ‘New Jerusalem Sonnets’ in Alan Brunton, MurrayEdmond and Michele Leggott (eds), Big Smoke: New Zealand Poems 1960-1975(Auckland, Auckland University Press, 2000), pp. 254-257.


Duncum, Ken (dramaturg), Always Tracey (Wellington, Writers Foundation Workshop, 31October 2002).

Duncum, Ken (dramaturg), Young and Hungry (Wellington, Bats Theatre, June 2002).


Manhire, Bill, ‘Penguin Residency: The “PN Review” Lecture’, Manchester CommonwealthLiterature Festival (June 2002).

Manhire, Bill, ‘The Wide White Page: Writers Imagining Antarctica’, GNEL-MAVEN 3,(Freiburg, June 2001).


Manhire, Bill, ‘From Saga Seminar to Writers’s Workshop: Creative writing at VictoriaUniversity of Wellington, AAWP Conference, Writing Realities: The State of the Art,Text, 6, 1 (2002), http://www.gu.edu.ac/scool/art/text/april02/manhire.htm.

Theses

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Davis, Jackie, ‘Swim’.

King, Rachael, ‘Birds of Passage’.

Levasseur, Jennifer, ‘End of the Line’.

Livesey, Anna, ‘Good Luck’.

Lovell-Smith, Rebecca, ‘Blind Taste Test’.

McDonnell, Gabe, ‘Year of Grants’.

Morris, Paula, ‘Queen of Beauty’.

Novitz, Julian, ‘My Real Life (& other stories)’.

Plumb, Vivienne, ‘Secret City’.

Smaill, Anna, ‘The Plant Room’.

Thorpe, Jo, ‘Flag Seen Through a High Window’.


Institute of Policy Studies


James, Colin, The Tie that Binds: The Relationship Between Ministers and Chief Executives(Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, 2002), 75pp.

Edited Collections

Grimes, Arthur, Wevers, Lydia and Sullivan, Ginny (eds), States of Mind: Australia and NewZealand 1901-2001 (Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, 2002), 363pp.

Robinson, David (ed), Building Social Capital (Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, 2002),86pp.


Grimes, Arthur (ed), Changing Gear: Delivering the Social Dividend (Wellington, Institute ofPolicy Studies, 2002), Policy Paper 13, 38pp.

Holmes, Frank, An Anzac Union? (Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, 2002), PolicyPaper 14, 18pp.

Scrimgeour, Frank and Piddington, Ken, Environmental Taxation in New Zealand: WhatPlace Does It Have? (Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, 2002), Policy Paper 12,18pp.

New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation

Articles

Evans, Lewis and Guthrie, Graeme, ‘Efficient Price Regulation of Networks That HaveSunk Costs’, NZISCR Research (August 2002), 26pp, http://www.iscr.org.nz/documents/replacement_or_historical_cost1.pdf.

Evans, Lewis and Guthrie, Graeme, ‘A Dynamic Theory of Co-operatives’, NZISCRResearch (July 2002), 18pp, http://www.iscr.org.nz/documents/mutuals-iscr.pdf.

Evans, Lewis and Quigley, Neil, ‘Analysis of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Policyon the Incorporation of Foreign Banks’, NZISCR Research (May 2002) 54pp, http://www.iscr.org.nz/documents/rbnz_policy_paper2.pdf.

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Broadband Uptake: Evidence from the OECD Countries’,Communications and Strategies, 47 (2002), pp. 33-62.

Howell, Bronwyn (with Judy Kavangh and Lisa Marriott), ‘Liability Insurance: EvidenceFrom New Zealand’, Agenda, 9, 2 (2002), pp. 135-150.

Howell, Bronwyn (with Lisa Marriott), ‘Tax and Privilege: An Economic Perspective ofProposed Changes in New Zealand Taxation Policy’, New Zealand Taxation Law andPolicy, 8, 4 (2002), pp. 371-382.

Howell, Bronwyn and Marriott, Lisa, ‘The Rural-Urban “Digital Divide” in New Zealand:Progress since September 2000’, NZISCR Research (May 2002), 36pp, http://www.iscr.org.nz/documents/rural-urban_digital_divide2.pdf.


Howell, Bronwyn and Obren, Mark, ‘Broadband Diffusion: Lags From Vintage Capital,Learning By Doing, Information Barriers and Network Effects’, NZISCR Research(May 2002), 45pp, http://www.iscr.org.nz/documents/broadband_diffusion.pdf.

Videbeck, Steen and Guthrie, Graeme, ‘High Frequency Electricity Spot Price Dynamics:An Intra-Day Markets Approach’, NZSICR Research (December 2002), 25pp, http://www.iscr.org.nz/documents/spot_price_dynamics.pdf.

Chapters

Evans, Lewis (with Martin Richardson), ‘Trade Reforms in New Zealand: Unilateralism atWork’, in J. Bhagwati (ed), Going Alone: The Case for Relaxed Reciprocity in FreeingTrade (Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 2002), pp. 167-217.


Berry, Mark, ‘Rules of Conduct’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 9, November(2002), pp. 6-7.

Evans, Lewis, ‘Competition: What Do You Mean?’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times,7, April (2002), pp. 1-2.

Evans, Lewis (with Graeme Guthrie), ‘Unbundling the Debate Over Bundling in theDairy Industry’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 7, April (2002), pp. 6-7, 10.

Evans, Lewis (with Graeme Guthrie), ‘Capping Network Profits in a World of Bad News’,ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 9, November (2002), pp. 1, 10.

Evans, Lewis (with Neil Quigley), ‘A Tax to Subsidise Low Quality Providers in theExport Education Industry’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 8, July (2002), p.11.

Guthrie, Graeme (with Steen Videbeck), ‘One Filming to Bind Them’, ISCR Competitionand Regulation Times, 7, April (2002), pp. 3, 10.

Guthrie, Graeme (with Steen Videbeck), ‘The Marginal Cost of Electricity: What is WaterWorth?’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 8, July (2002), pp. 1, 10.

Howell, Bronwyn, Defining the Markets for Broadband: The Roles of Infrastructure and Content(Wellington, New Zealand Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation,2002), ISCR Working Paper BH02/03, 25pp.

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Measuring the Benefits of the Brave New World’, ISCR Competitionand Regulation Times, 9, November (2002), p. 2.

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘New Zealand Maintains Cutting Edge E-Leadership’, ISCRCompetition and Regulation Times, 7, April (2002), pp. 10, 11.

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Broadband: Pipes to Nowhere?’, ISCR Competition and RegulationTimes, 7, April (2002), p. 12.

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Welcome to Your Public Hospital’, ISCR Competition and RegulationTimes, 9, November (2002), p. 3.


Howell, Bronwyn (with Judy Kavanagh and Lisa Marriott), ‘No-Fault at Whose Cost?’,ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 8, July (2002), pp. 10, 12.

Howell, Bronwyn (with Lisa Marriott), ‘Taxing Privilege’, ISCR Competition and RegulationTimes, 9, November (2002), pp. 8-9.

Howell, Bronwyn (with Mark Obren), ‘Broadband: Why Has It Taken So Long?’, ISCRCompetition and Regulation Times, 9, November (2002), p. 11.

Kavanagh, Judy, ‘Sense and Sensibility: Are the Penalties Imposed under New Zealand’sFair Trading Act Rational?’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 8, July (2002), pp.8-9.

Kavanagh, Judy, ‘Vernon Smith: Nobel Laureate’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times,9, November (2002), p. 12.

Kavanagh, Judy (with Alice Tipping), ‘To Do or Not to Do?: Whither ’tis Nobler in theMind to Expect a Penalty’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 8, July (2002), p. 2.

Quigley, Neil, ‘Tertiary Education in New Zealand: Who is Being Served?’, ISCRCompetition and Regulation Times, 8, July (2002), pp. 6-7.

Videbeck, Steen, ‘When Oscar Met Nobel’, ISCR Competition and Regulation Times, 8, July(2002), p. 3.


Evans, Lewis, ‘Deregulation of the New Zealand Dairy Industry’, 7th Australian Dairy Co-Operatives Leaders’ Forum (Wellington, May 2002).

Evans, Lewis, ‘Historical Cost and Replacement Cost Regulation of Networks with SunkCosts’, Utililies Investment and Infrastructure Conference (Wellington, November 2002).

Evans, Lewis, ‘Has Market Reform Produced Tangible Consumer Benefits?’, RegulatingElectricity: Insights for Hong Kong Conference (Hong Kong, October 2002).

Evans, Lewis (with Neil Quigley), ‘1990s - Decade of Change’, Looking Back at AccidentCompensation Conference (Wellington, August 2002).

Evans, Lewis (with Neil Quigley), ‘The Interaction Between Competition and ContractLaw’, PAFTAD Conference on Competition Law in Asia (Manila, September 2002).

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Information, Technology and the Productivity Paradox’, NorthAmerican Productivity Workshop (Schenectady, June 2002).

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘The State of E-New Zealand: Implications for EconomicDevelopment’, Joint New Zealand/Malaysia Symposium: The State, EconomicDevelopment and Ethnic Co-Existence (Wellington, February 2002).

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Progress in e-New Zealand: Equity or Excellence?’, Conference Socio-economic Impacts of Information and Communications Technologies (Wellington, June2002).


Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Broadband Uptake and Infrastructure Regulation: Evidence FromOECD Countries’, International Communications Forecasting Conference (San Francisco,June 2002).

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Information: Commodity or Component’, Strategic Thinking For theInformation Economy (Wellington, February 2002).

Howell, Bronwyn, ‘Health Contracting In NZ: Who Bears the Risk? New Forms forFirms’, Strategic Thinking for the Information Economy (Wellington, February 2002).

Howell, Bronwyn (with Lewis Evans), ‘New Zealand is Different’, Strategic Thinking forthe Information Economy (Wellington, February 2002).

Theses

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Mason, Grant, ‘A Comparison of Restructured Electricity Pools, The Key Characteristicsof NZEM Spot Prices, and the Estimation of a Two Factor Mean Reverting Process’.

Stout Research Centre


Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte, Auswandern-Destination Neuseeland: Eine ethnographischeMigrationsstudie (Berlin, Mana-Verlag, 2002), 492pp.

Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte, Keeping a Low Profile: An Oral History of German Immigration toNew Zealand (Wellington, Victoria University Press, 2002), 351pp.

McIntyre, Roberta, The canoes of Kupe. A history of Martinborough district (Wellington,Victoria University Press, 2002), 344pp.

Tolron, Francine and Luyat, Anne, Flight from Certainty: the Dilemma of identity and Exile(Amsterdam, Rodopi, 2001), 254pp.

Wevers, Lydia, Country of Writing: Travel, Writing and New Zealand 1809-1900 (Auckland,Auckland University Press, 2002), 234pp.

Edited Collections

Wevers, Lydia, Grimes, Arthur and Sullivan, Ginny (eds), States of Mind: Australia andNew Zealand 1901-2001 (Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies, 2002), 363pp.

Williams, Mark and Berendse, Gerrit-Jan (eds), Terror and Text (Bielefeld, Aisthesis Verlag,2002), 324pp.

Articles

Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte, ‘Der Manufactum-Katalog: Museale Objekte und modernesEinkaufen’, Schweizerisches Archiv fur Volkskunde, 88 (2002), pp. 151-165.

Bönisch-Brednich*, Brigitte and Hill*, Richard, ‘From Monoculturalism to Biculturalismin Twentieth Century New Zealand/Aotearoa’, Cultures of the Commonwealth, 8(2002), pp. 29-47.


Brednich, Rolf W., ‘Rudolf Schenda in Memoriam’, Zeitschrift fuer Volkskunde, 97 (2001),pp. 121-125.

Druett, Joan, ‘Charley Brown, Steward, Reminisces About Whaling’, The Dukes CountyIntelligencer, 43, 3 (2002), pp. 129-136.

Chapters

Armstrong, M. Jocelyn, ‘Ethnic approaches to social ageing’, in Susan Gee (ed), Ageing ina diverse New Zealand/Aotearoa (Wellington, Victoria University Press, 2002), pp. 48-54.

Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte, ‘Migratsioon Ja Jutustus’, in Tiim Jaago & Mare Koiva (eds),Dialoog Privaatse ja Avaliku elu Vahel: Jnimese ja Keskkonna Suhete Peegeldus Patimuses(Tartu, Ulikool, Eesti Kinjandus Muuseum, 2002), pp. 57-63.

Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte, ‘Gendering German Migration Experience in the 1980s and1990s’, in Lyndon Fraser and Katie Pickles (eds), Shifting Centres: Women andMigration in New Zealand History (Dunedin, University of Otago Press, 2002), pp.168-178.


Wevers, Lydia, ‘A Picture of Sickness: Janet Frame’, in F. Pelligrini (ed), Caffe Letterariod’Oltremare: Voci femminili (Armidale, NSW, University of New England, 2002), pp.139-150.


Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte, ‘Review of Marina Muenkler, Erfahrung des Fremden. Berlin2000’, Fabula: Journal of Folktale Studies, 43 (2002), pp. 338-342.

Brednich, Rolf W., ‘Review of Wilma Kiener, Die Kunst des Erzaehlens’, Fabula: Journal ofFolktale Studies, 42 (2001), pp. 155-157.

Brednich, Rolf W., ‘Review of Holger Boening and Reinhart Siegert, Volks-aufklaerung’,Fabula: Journal of Folktale Studies, 2, 43 (2002), pp. 304-306.

Brednich, Rolf W., ‘Review of Klaus J. Bade, Europa in Bewegund. Migration vom Spaten 18Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart’, Historisches, soziologisches, kulturgeschichtlichesNetzwerk, http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/rezensionen/NG-2002-084.

Drichel, Simone, ‘Review of Alan Duff, Szabad’, New Zealand Books, 12, 1 (2002), pp. 3-4.

MacAulay, Suzanne, ‘Lauren Lysaght, Citizen Artist’, Art New Zealand, 103 (2002), pp. 71-73.

Tolron, Francine, ‘Review of Andrew Spicer, Masculinity, Performance and New Zealandfilms of Bruno Laurence’, Cultures of the Commonwealth, 7 (2002), pp. 150-152.

Wevers, Lydia, ‘Review of Giselle Byrnes, Boundary Markers: Land Surveying and theColonisation of New Zealand’, Landfall, 204 (2002), pp. 178-181.


Wevers, Lydia and Williams, Mark, ‘Growing Mad without Noticing: Cultural Policy in aSmall Country’, Landfall, 204 (2002), pp. 15-18.


Armstrong, M. Jocelyn, ‘Grandmothers: Ethnic approaches to social ageing amongsturban women’, Ageing in a Diverse New Zealand/Aotearoa (Wellington, June 2002).

Armstrong, M. Jocelyn, ‘The grandmother role as a marker of old: Cross-ethnicperspectives from New Zealand’, Annual Meetings of the Association for SocialAnthropology in Oceania (Auckland, February 2002).

MacAulay, Suzanne, ‘Diaspora by Degree’, Memory Recollection and Creativity, FolkloreFellows’ Summer Seminar (Helsinki, July 2002).

Wevers, Lydia, ‘The Lady Arungher Mar: Edward Markham and the demi-monde’, EroticEmpires, Australian Victorian Studies Association Conference (Adelaide, January-February 2002).

Wevers, Lydia and Williams, Mark, ‘Growing Mad without Noticing: Cultural Policy in aSmall Country’, Cultural Sites, Cultural Theory, Cultural Policy: Second InternationalICCPR Conference (Wellington, January 2002).

Treaty of Waitangi Research Unit

Articles

Gilling, Bryan D., ‘Just War, Holy War and the Will of God: Why were there Crusades inthe Middle Ages?’, Stimulus, 10, 1 (Feb 2002), pp. 8-15.


Hill, Richard S., ‘Review of Robert Consedine and Joanna Consedine, Healing Our History:The Challenge of the Treaty of Waitangi’, New Zealand Books, 12, 3 August (2002), p. 18.

Hill, Richard S., ‘Review of Bronwyn Dalley and Jock Phillips, Going Public: the ChangingFace of New Zealand History’, Artifacts (April 2002), p. 60-63.

Hill, Richard S., Anti-Treatyism and Anti-Scholarship (Wellington, Treaty of WaitangiResearch Unit, 2002), Occasional Paper 8, 72pp.


West, Maureen R., ‘Establishing a Religious Order in New Zealand: The Networks ofInfluence’, Celtic Connections: Irish-Scottish Studies Down Under (Wellington, 26October 2002).


Butterworth, Graham, Ennis, Kathryn and Gilling, Tui, The Development and Managementof Ngati Porou’s Sheep and Dairy Farming Industries 1895-1930, a report for Te PuniKokiri, 111pp.

Gilling, Bryan D., ‘For His Good and the Good of His Children’: The Toms Claim and ColonialLaw Affecting Succession, a report for Te Kotua Whanau Trust, (2002), 84pp.


Gilling, Bryan D., Dispossession and Exile: Ngati Koheriki of Hunua, a report for the WaitangiTribunal, 84pp.

Gilling, Tui, Muriwhenua Iwi and Hapu Relationships and Interests, a report for the Office ofTreaty Settlements, 80pp.

Morrow, Diana, The 1922 Te Arawa Lakes Agreement, a report for the Office of TreatySettlements, 80pp.

Morrow, Diana, Iwi Interests in the Manawatu, c.1820-c.1910, a report for the Office ofTreaty Settlements, 225pp.

Patete, Anthony, Rangitane Interests in the Manawatu, a report for the Office of TreatySettlements, 140pp.


Gilling, Bryan D., Parekura Hei Road, a report for the Maori Land Court, 37pp.

Hill, Richard S. (ed), Treaty Negotiations: A Guide to Crown Policy and Practice, a report forthe Crown Forestry Rental Trust, 65pp.

Patete, Anthony, Ngati Rereahu: Scoping Report, a report for Te Maru o Rereahu Trust,66pp.

West, Maureen R., Oral History Training, a teaching programme outline for the CrownForestry Rental Trust, 24pp and appended teaching resources.

West, Maureen R., Queen Charlotte Sound Reserves: Toreamoua/Kumutoto/Kaipakirikiri/Tunoamai, Mokopeke, Ngaruru and Tahuahua: An Inventory of Land AlienationDocuments, a report for Kathy Ertel and Co, (2002), 18 pp and appended archivaldocumentation.

West, Maureen R., Mulgan Family History: An Examination of the Record Sources and theirArchival Locations (2002), a report for Professor Vincent O’Sullivan, 6pp andappended documents.

West, Maureen R., Land Status Report: Geothermal Bore KA30, CT SA62D/51 SO 57099, areport for Mikaere Associates (2002), 5pp and appended archival documentation.

University Library


Smith, Alan, ‘Building on Sure Foundations: the Overlooked Dimension of NationalInformation Policies’, Libraries for Life: Diversity, Democracy, and Delivery: Proceedingsof the 68th IFLA Conference (Glasgow, August 2002) http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla68/papers/089-081e.pdf.


La Rooy, Pauline, ‘Transforming Serials - the Revolution Continues’, NASIG Newsletter,17, 2 (2002), pp. 18-19.


University Teaching Development Centre

Chapters

Mitchell, G. and Hope, B., ‘Teaching or Technology: Who’s Driving the Bandwagon?’, inE. Cohen (ed), Challenges of Information Technology Education in the 21st Century(Hershey, PA, Idea Group, 2002), pp. 125-145.


Marshall*, S. and Mitchell*, G., ‘An E-Learning Maturity Model?’, in A. Williamson, K.Gunn, A. Young and T. Clear (eds), Proceedings of the 19th Annual Conference of theAustralian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education (Auckland,Australian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education, 2002) http://docushare.unitec.ac.nz/dscgi/ds.py/Get/File-231/173.pdf.


Sutherland, K., ‘Tutoring at VUW’, Third Degree, 4, 1 (2002), pp. 56-58.

Sutherland, K., Tutor Survival Guide 2002: A Guide for Tutors at Victoria University ofWellington (Wellington, University Teaching Development Centre, 2002), 40pp.


Du Toit*, R, Willis*, D. and Lee, K., ‘Assessment and the Feedback “Package”: Theory andPractice, Evaluations and Assessment’, Closing the Loop (Brisbane, November 2002).

Sutherland, K., ‘Maintaining Quality in a Diversifying Environment: The Challenges ofSupport and Training for Part-Time/Sessional Teaching Staff’, Higher EducationResearch and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) Conference (Perth, July2002).

Sutherland, K. and Corbalis, R. P., ‘The New Zealand PhD: Who Wants It?’, Innovationsand Links: Research Management and Development and Postgraduate Education Conference(Auckland, November 2002).

Victoria Link

Articles

Mabin, Victoria J., Menzies*, M., King, G. and Joyce, K., ‘Public Sector Priority Settingusing Decision Support Tools’, Australian Journal of Public Administration, 60, 2 (2001),pp. 44-59.

Menzies, Malcolm, ‘The Vision Thing: is it more than a fad?’, New Zealand StrategicManagement, 4, 3 (2000), pp. 13-19.

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