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INVENTORY OF PACIFIC RESEARCH AT VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF 1999-2005 VA'AOMANa PASIFIKA Pacific Studies and Samoan Studies NVENTORYOFPAC C RESEARCH AT VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON 1999-2005

Prepared for Va'aomana Pasifika by Ruth Davidson-Toumu'a, Teresia Teaiwa, Christine Asmar and Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop

TE WHARE WANANCA 0 TE DrOXO 0 TB 2XA A MIUi Fnct~ltyof Humanities nitd Social Sciences VICTORIA (FHSS) Cover illustration: Ava ceremony to mark the opening (umusaga) of the Va'aomana Pasifika March 2006 (WWphotographers)

Va'aomanii Pasifika 20062007

Tagaloatele Dr. Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop Associate Professor and Inaugural Director

Pacific Studies Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (Programme Director) Dr. April Henderson

Samoan Studies Galumalemana A Hunkin (Programme Director) Tupuola Malifa

Administration Diana Felagai

ISBN 9780475123084

O Va'aomana Pasifika, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington

Typesetting and design: Hamisk Thompson, Wellington

Production: Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington CONTENTS

Acknowledgements Foreword Executive Summary

1 INTRODUCTION AND DEFINITIONS

2 PACIFIC RESEARCH AND TEACHING AT VUW 12

A Courses and programmes (by School) 12 BResearch Institutes and Centres researching Pacific-related issues in 2005 14 C Articles, Chapters, Collections, Conference Presentations, Edited Collections,l6 Published Conference Papers, Reports and Other Academic Publications on Pacific-Related Issues, by VUW Staff from 1999-2004 D Research Theses/Dissertations by Faculty and School, 1999-2005 41 Faculty of Architecture and Design 41 Faculty of Commerce and Administration 41 Faculty of Education 42 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 43 Faculty of Law 46 Faculty of Science 47

3 PACIFIC-RELATED CONFERENCES AND EVENTS 49

References Annex 1: Pacific Policy Advisory Council (200647) Advisory Committee Members 2005 Va'aomanti Pasifika Advisory Committee 2007 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Va'aomana Pasifika acknowledges with much appreciation the support provided to this research and publication by the VUW Office of Research and Postgraduate Studies and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS). Kam bati n raba. In addition, the task of compiling this 'first-ever' inventory was lightened considerably by the invaluable assistance provided by many VUW staff including: Sue Hirst (Reference and Liaison, W Library), Philip Roderick (Office of Research and Postgraduate Studies) Christine Baker (School of Early Childhood Teacher Education, College of Education), Liz Wood (Executive Assistant, Officer of Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of Education PVC's Office); Susan Kaiser (Publishing Centre Editor for PVC Education); Anna Adams (School of and Applied Language Studies), Lib Coubrough (Faculty of Law), Gillian Ruthven (School of Earth Sciences) Dawn Yeabsley (School of Government). Tangio tumas also to Dr. Kabini Sanga (Faculty of Education) for valuable advice on completing the inventory.

Faafetai le lagolago mai (Thank you for your support)

Pacific Research Inventory. Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 5 FOREWORD

Tena koutou katoa, Kia Orana, Bula vinaka, Namaste, Taloha ni, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Malo e lelei, Halo olaketa, Kam na mauri, Ia orana, Talofa lava and warm Pacific greetings. Va'aomana Pasifika has great pleasure in presenting our first publication - the lnvenfoy of Pacific research at Victoria University of Wellington 1990-2005. The inventory captures an exciting range of Pacific research carried out at Victoria University of Wellington (W)during this five year period and sets a firm direction for the Va'aomana Pasifika programme as well as for the development of Pacific research and teaching within the wider WWcommunity.

A few words first about the Va'aomana Pasifika. Samoan Studies was introduced at VUW in 1989 and the Pacific Studies programme in 2000 -both under the Te Kawa o Maui Department. In 2005, WJW made the bold decision to combine these two programmes to form a Pacific 'flagship' the Va'aomana Pasifika, an independent unit within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS). Today the two Va'aomana Pasifika programmes offer study through to post graduate level and this year we have two students enrolled in the Pacific Studies PhD. It has been both amazing and humbling to be part of this growing demand for Pacific scholarship -especially, but not only, by Pacific students. This inventory of Pacific research strengths, gaps and opportunities is extremely timely. In line with its strateac goals of educating- knowledgeable, skilled and creative leaders already " " v WJW gives priority to recruiting and supporting Pacific students. Not only that, Pacific communities participate in university decision-making as members of the Vice Chancellors' Pacific Policy kdvisory Committee (PPAC). So what challenges does this first research inventory present for VLTW and Va'aomana Pasi- fika? As shown, Pacific research partnerships are developing between VUW faculties. Our Va'aomana task is to be vigdant in reinforcing and emphasising the place of Pacific research, knowledge and epistemologies in VUW scholarship and within the wider and international research community. That is a first challenge. Second, research has not been a priority for Pacific peoples. Our hope is that the information presented in this inventory will increase Pacific understanding of the role of research: that choices and decisions (national, community and family) should ideally be informed by solid people-focused research. Third, to emphasise that while Pacific scholars carry out mainstream research, we must at the same time develop our own research agendas.

The Va'aomana Pasifika is on its way Ejli I le fai se agavaa -let the sea determine the worth of the canoe

Male faaaloalo

Tagaloatele Peggy Fairbaim-Dunlop Associate Professor and Director Va'aomana Pasifika

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 7 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

When the Programme in Pacific Studies was established at Victoria University of Wellington (W)in 2000, it was because the university had both a ready constituency of students and a long and strong tradition of Pacific research. This inventory encompasses the initial six year period (1999-2005) in which Pacific Studies became formalised at VUW. Although there may be gaps, the inventory confirms some long-standing assumptions about Pacific research at VUW, while also offering a few revelations. As will be seen, the majority of Pacific research during this period was carried out within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Some key areas of productivity by academic staff between 1999 and 2005 were: ; Art ; Education; English, Film and Theatre Studies; History; Languages and Linguistics; Music; and Political Science and International Relations. Significant research on the Pacific also took place in the Faculty of Science, mainly in Biology, Earth Sciences, and Development Studies. Outputs from theFaculty of Commerce were traced to Accounting and Commercial Law, and Finance, Information Management, and Tourism Studies. The Faculty of Law also generated quality research outputs on Pacific legal issues while the School of Architecture and Design; the Roy Mackenzie Centre for the Study of Families; and the Post Graduate School of Nursing and Midwifery confirmed their interest in developing Pacific research potential. There was a noticeable increase from 2002 in the research outputs of ethnic Pacific academic staff and postgraduate researchers, much of which can be directly attributed to the "Rethinking Education in the Pacific" project coordinated by Dr. Kabini Sanga (Faculty of Education) and funded by NZAID. This increase shows very clearly how research by, and for, Pacific people can be fostered by a longer term funded project, Some gaps became visible in the survey of postgraduate theses: The History Department, for example, had not produced any research degrees on Pacific topics in this five-year period in spite of a record of almost half a century of distinguished Pacific research in that discipline; and English, Film and Theatre have not produced any research degrees on Pacific topics, even though there is a dynamic environment of Pacific literary and cultural production around Wellington. This inventory demonstrates that a broad and healthy base for Pacific research cannot be confined to a single unit such as Pacific Studies, and is necessarily owned across the university. With the establishment in 2005 of Va'aomanti Pasifika, the unit charged with giving sharper focus to VUW's Pacific research and teaching, the challenges for W are twofold: 1) to establish a regular stock-take of Pacific research outputs, and 2) to enhance and develop Pacific research at VUW by providing institutional support for cooperation and collaboration amongst academic staff and postgraduate researchers across the university. Strengthening Pacific research can only bring more benefits to W.

Dr. Teresia Teaiwa Programme Director (Pacific Studies)

Pacific Research Inventory, Vicloria Universityof Wellington. July 2007 9 1

INTRODUCTION AND DEFINITIONS

This inventory seeks to document the range of research interests and activities taking place on Paciiic topics at Victoria University of Wellington (W).It has emerged out of a collaboration between the Office of Research and Postgraduate Studies, and the Programme in Pacific Studies. The inventory aims to provide an informed basis for the strategic development of Pacific research and teaching at VUW, through the newly established unit, Va'aomana Pasifika. By "Pacific" we mean the most inhabited portions of the Pacific basin. At times, reference may be made to "Pacific people": by this we mean people who trace descent to andtor are citizens of any of the territories commonly understood to be part of the Pacific (i.e., , , ). Alternative terms that may appear in the inventory include: "Pasifika", "Pasefika", "Pasifiki". These are respectively generic Polynesian, and specifically Samoan and Tongan variations on the word "Pacific". The terms "-Pacific" or "Asia Pacific" arise occasionally: we understand that the terms do not always coincide with our emphasis on the Pacific basin and Pacific peoples, and for the most part privilege nations and peoples on the "". However, we are also aware that some permutations of "Asia-Pacific" at W are more conscientiously engaged with the Pacific basin. We have allowed for the benefit of the doubt in most cases. In this inventory, distinction is made between academic staff who are "Pacific by ethnicity" and academic staff who are "Pacific by interest". Academic staff who are actively engaged in research on Pacific topics may not trace their ancestry to Pacific nations, while academic staff who are "Pacific by ethnicity" may not necessarily be conducting research on Pacific topics. This inventory does not include exclusively Maori research. Inventories of Maori research activity and services at W have already been undertaken through the office of Toiahurei, the Pro Vice Chancellor Maori at W. Finally, this research inventory is limited to the period 1999-2005 because of the restrictions of our staffing and research resources. While it would have been useful to have a more extensive inventory, perhaps reaching back 10 or even 30 years, this was beyond our means at the time and could be a future project. We know that we may not have captured all the Pacific research carried out during this period. We apologise for any omissions and welcome such information to add to and assist grow this inventory data base.

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 11 PACIFIC RESEARCH AND TEACHING AT VUW

Pacific-related research is carried out at Victoria University in a number of ways and places. It is carried out primarily by staff appointed to academic and research positions and reflects their personal research interests and expertise. The University also undertakes the teaching of Pacific-related content in courses, and section A below lists the schools that offered academic courses and programmes, in the 2005 academic year, that contain content matter relating directly to the Pacific region or peoples. Research centres and institutes within the university also contribute to research on Pacific matters. Section B lists the research institutes and centres within the university, that indicated in 2005 an interest in the research of Pacific matters. Section C provides a comprehensive list of the research and other academic publications produced by VUW and VUW College of Education academic staff members and researchers from 1999-2004. While staff members account for the majority of Pacific research endeavours at VUW, postgraduate students at Victoria University also play a significant role in the generation of Pacific research. SectionD lists the research theses, dissertations and reports that contain Pacific- related content produced by Masters and PhD candidates between the years 1999-2005.

A Courses and programmes (by School)

Architecture: ARCH 274 Pacific Architecture

Art History, Classics and Religious Studies: ARTH 214 Art in the Pacific ARTH 402 Theory and Context: Pacific Art and Postcolonial Discourse

Early Childhood Studies: CUSE 203 Samoan Language in Education CUST 113 Whakapapa: Our living Cultures CUST 214 An Inclusive Early Childhood Curriculum

Education Studies: EDUC 243 Pacific Nations Education EDUC 305 Multiethnic Education EDUC 312 Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Education in Aotearoa EDUC 425 Education for the Indigenous People of the Pacific EDUC 441 Research as Praxis: Maori and Pacific Nations Education

12 Pscific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 History, Philosophy, Political Science & International Relations: HIST 219 Pacific History HIST 403 A Topic in Pacific History POLS 373 International Relations in the Pacific POLS 428 Directed Individual Study: Parliamentary Internship POLS 414 Selected Topic in Comparative POLS 420 Ethics and Politics: A Selected Topic

Law: LAWS 347 Pacific Legal Studies

Music: MUSI 2621362 Pacific Islands Music and Dance

Te Kawa a M2ui (now Va'aomanii Pasifika courses) Pacific Studies: PAS1 101 The Pacific Heritage PAS1 201 Comparative of Polynesia PASI 202 Globalisation and Popular Culture in the Pacific PAS1 301 Framing the Pacific: Theorising Culture and Society PAS1 302 Special Topic PAS1 401 Theory and Method in Pacific Studies PASI 402 Special Topic PAS1 403 New Zealand Policy and Pacific People PASI 428 Internship PAS1 489 Comparative Research Essay

Samoan Studies: SAMO 101 Gagana Samoa 1A SAMO 102 Gagana Samoa 1B SAMO 111 Samoan Culture and Society SAMO 201 Gagana Samoa 2A SAMO 202 Gagana Samoa 28 SAMO 301 Gagana Samoa 3 SAMO 302 Interpreting and Translation

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 13 B Research Institutes and Centres researching Pacific-related issues in 2005

Victoria University's research institutes and centres are highly productive and cover a wide range of fields. Several such institutes and centres frequently undertake the research of matters relating directly to the Pacific region or peoples. To follow is a list of research institutes and centres that declare an explicit interest in, and commitment to, Pacific issues. Because we have relied on self-definition as the criteria for listing here, we have not included other institutes and centres, such as the Centre for Applied Cross-Cultural Research, the Institute of Policy Studies, Roy McKenzie Centre for the Study of Families, and the Stout Research Centre, which we know actively promote research on either the Pacific or Pacific peoples as part of their broader agenda.

Centre for Accounting, Governance and Taxation Research Rutherford House; Tel. 463 6957; Fax 463 5076 Email: [email protected];Website: www.accounting-research.org.nz The Centre was established within the School of Accounting and Commercial Law in recognition of the need for research that addresses accounting, govemance and taxation issues having potential impact on the Asia-- region. Its purpose is to advance and apply knowledge germane to the accounting and legal professions, commerce and industry and the public sector through both fundamental and applied research in the areas of accounting, govemance and taxation.

Crime and Justice Research Centre Level 11, Murphy Building; Tel. 463 5372; Fax 463 5277; Email: [email protected] The Crime and Justice Research Centre is a multidisciplinary unit which undertakes research and provides consultancy services to improve understanding and practice in the areas of crime and justice. It has a team of experienced staff with qualifications in criminology, psychology and law, quantitative and qualitative research skills, and acknowledged academic expertise and experience in providing services to policy makers. Research is carried out in collaboration with Maori and Pacific peo~lesand with other researchers from a range of backgrounds throughout the country.

New Zealand Electronic Text Centre Room 501A, Rankine Brown Building; Tel. 463 6844 Email: [email protected]; Website: www.nzetc.org The New Zealand Electronic Text Centre (NZETC) hosts an ever-expanding free Internet archive of standards-based and searchable XML texts and images, delivered through an Open Source framework. With a predominantly New Zealand and Pacific Island focus, the archive offers a range of materials in multiple formats for download or online browsing. In addition to academic projects within the University, the NZETC provides expertise to a range of educational institutions, government departments and commercial organisations.

14 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellingfon, July 2007 Institute of Level 3, Cotton Building; Tel. 463 5346; Fax 463 5186 The Institute promotes the development of geography through the strengthening of teaching and research linkages between geographers, colleagues in other disciplines, and practising geographers in the wider community. Particular strengths include the study of earth surface processes, socio-economic and cultural systems of New Zealand and the Asia Pacific region. environment and resource studies, development studies and the maintenance of active field research programmes.

Centre for Strategic Studies: New Zealand Level 5, Rutherford House; Tel. 463 5434; Fax 463 5437; Website: wwzo.vuw.ac.nz/css The Centre, part of the School of Government, is an independent focal point for research and discussion of New Zealand's strategic security environment, focusing on the Asia-Pacific rezion and is also the co-ordinating agency for activities associated with the Council for Strategic Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific (CSCAP). It addresses matters of national security and defence, conflict resolution, and arms control and disarmament. It examines the strategic implications of political, economic, social and industrial issues, and seeks to provide a constructive input into policy development.

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 15 C Articles, Chapters, Collections, Conference Presentations, Edited Collections, Published Conference Papers, Reports and Other Academic Publications on Pacific- Related Issues, by VUW Staff from 1999-2004

The research output and academic publications of Academic Staff at Victoria University are documented each year, and consequently it is possible to extract fromsuchreports a compilation

of academic publications, which are directly relevant to the Pacific region- or peoples.. - To follow is a list of research articles, books or book chapters, art collections, conference presentations and papers, reports and other academic publications produced by VLTW and VUW College of Education staff between the years of 1999 and 2004. The publications are presented by year and are in alphabetical order according to the surname of the author.

Alley, Roderic, 'The South Pacific's Environmental Policy Tensions', Public Administrations and Development, 19 (1999), pp.137-51. Anderson, Gordon, 'Thoughts While Abroad - Labour and Law in ', Employment Law Bulletin, 2 (1999), pp.22-23. Brooks, B., The South Pacific (The Hague, Kluwer Law International, 1999), 216pp. Bmt, Peter, 'Clumsy utopians: an afterword', in Diane Losche and Nicholas Thomas (eds), Double vision: art histories and colonial histories in the Pacific. (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1999), pp.257-274. Castle, P.H.J. and Smith, D.G., 'Reassessment of the eels of the genus Bathycongrus in the Indo-west Pacific', Journal of Fish Biology, 54 (1999), pp.973-995. Castle, P.H.J., 'A new species of garden eel from the eastern Pacific with comments on Heteroconger digueti (Pellegrin) and related nominal species', Bulletin of Marine Science, 64, 3 (1999), pp.407417. Castle, P.H.J., and Smith, D.G., 'Precocious ovarian development in the leptocephali of three Indo-west Pacific species of ilophine eels (Teleostei: Synaphobrachidae)', Proceedings of the 5th indo-Pacific Fish Conference, Noumea (1997), pp.565-574. Castle, P.H.J., The introduction of live New Zealand eels to closed-circuit holding facilities in Pacific Coast states: some necessay biological considerations, Unpublished report to Thomas Richard & Co., Ltd., Whenuapai, February, 1999, llpp. Clark, M, 'Maori and Pacific Islands Student Performance in Mathematics', in Exploring issues in Mathematics Education Research and Curriculum Divisions (Wellington, NZCER, 1999), pp.3-18. Coleridge, Kathleen, 'Pacific Studies: Resources and courses: Victoria University of Wellington', Turnbull Libray Record, 32 (1999), pp.88-90,92-93. D'Arcy, Paul, 'No Empty Ocean: Trade and interaction across the Pacific Ocean to the middle of the eighteenth century', in Sally M. Miller and A.J.H. Latham (eds), California and the Pacific Rim: Past, Present and Future (New York, Routledge, 1998), pp.2144. D'Arcy, Paul, 'Review of Ben Burt and Christian Clerk, Environment and Development in the Pacific Islands', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 40,2 (1999), pp.207-209.

16 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 D'Arcy, Paul, 'Review of C.L. Lobban and M. Schefter, Tropical Island Environments', Journal of Pacific History, 33,l (1998), pp.121-122. D'Arcy, Paul, 'Review of Glen Banks and Chris Ballard, 'The Ok Tedi settlement issues, outcome and implementations', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 40,2 (1999), pp.209-211.

D'Arcy, Paul, 'Va'aomanu - An exhibition celebrating the history and culture of Samoa, National Library Gallery, 1 March - 28 June', NZ Historical Association Newsletter, June (1998), pp.30-33. Eagar, Stephen, 'Recent Ostracoda from Tarawa Atoll, Kiribati, Pacific Ocean (Ostracodes actuels de l'atoll de Tarawa, Kiribati, Ocean Pacificque)', "What about Ostmcoda" Actes du 3rd Congres Europeen des Ostracodologistes, 1996. Bulletin du Centre Rechereche EIfExploration (Paris, 1998), Production Memoire 20, pp.55-67. Else, Anne, 'The End of the Fairy Tale: Beyond the Capitalist Romance', Pacific World, 3 (1999), pp.32-34. Franklin, J., Drake, D.R., Bolick, L.A., Smith, D.S., and Motley, T.J., 'Rain forest composition and patterns of secondary succession in the Vava'u Island Group, Kingdom of Tonga', Journal of Vegetation Science, 10 (1999), pp.6144. Gallots, C., Giles, H., Ota, H., Pierson, H.D., Ng, S.H., Lim, T.S., Mather, J., Somera. L.B., Ryan, E.B., and Harwood, L., 'Intergenerational communication across the Pacific Rim: The impact of filial piety', in J.C. Lasry, J. Adair and K Dion (eds), Latest contributions to Cross- Cultural Psychology (Lisse, , Swets & Zeitlinger, 1999), pp.192-211. Huang, Xiaoming, 'Review of Dru Gladney, Making Majorities: Constituting the Nation in , Korea, China, , Fiji, Turkey and the United States', New ZealandJournal of Asian Studies, I (1999), pp.139-141. Levine, Stephen, 'Niue', Contemporavtj Pacific, 11,l (1999), pp.222-228. Levine, Stephen, 'Pacific Island States' in The Annual Register: A Record of World Events, 1998, Volume 240 (Rockville, Maryland, Keesing's Worldwide, 1999), pp.393-395. Liu, J.H., 'Societal representations of history: Preliminary notes of content and consequences around the Pacific Rim', International Journal of Intercultural Relations 23 (1999), pp.215-236. Mara, D., Implementation of Te Whariki in Pacific Islands early childhood centres. Report to the Ministry of Education, Wellington: NZCER., 1999. Mara, D., 'Why research? Why educational research for/by/with Pacific communities in AotearoaINew Zealand?' In Educating Pasifika Positively: Conference Proceedings, Auckland, 13-15 April. Wellington: Ministry of Education (1999). Mara, D., Pacificldentities in Aotearoa/NaoZealand:Pacific women in tertianjeducation. Presentation to Pacific Vision Conference, Auckland (July 1999). MaUa Hodges, T., 'Ako Pai Ki Aitutaki: Transporting or weaving cultures.'Research report of field experiences to the Cook Islands. Research Report for the Wellington College of Education (1999). McShane, Frank, and Banks, G., 'Mining', in M. Rapaport (ed), The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society (Honolulu, Bess Press, 1999), pp.282-293. Nicholl, R. 'Pacific Islands Political Studies Association Conference at the University of Canterbury', Women Talking Politics: Newsletter of the Aotearoa/New Zealand Women and Politics Network, 1 (1999), pp.16-17.

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 17 Pollock, Nancy J. with Setaleki A. Finau, "Health', in Moshe Rapaport (ed), The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society (Honolulu, Bess Press, 1999), pp.282-295. Rajasingham, L., 'Trends in the Virtual Delivery of Education: New Zealand and Pacific Islands Regional Study Report', in Glen Farrell (ed), The Development of Virtual Education: A Global Perspective (Vancouver, Commonwealth of Learning Press, 1999), pp.165-170. Shulmeister, James, 'Australasian evidence for mid-Holocene climate change implies precessional control of Walker Circulation in the Pacific', Quaternary International, 56/58 (1999), pp.81-91. Steadman, D., Franklin, W.J., Drake, D.R., Friefield, H.B., Bolick, L.A., Smith, D.S., and Motley, T.J., 'Conservation status of forests and vertebrate communities in the Vava'u Island Group, Tonga'. Pacific Conservation Biology, 5 (1999), pp.191-207. Sturman, A.P., McGowan, H.A., 'Climate', in M. Rapaport (ed), The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society (Honolulu, Bess Press, 1999), pp.3-18. Thomas, Allan, 'Dance Costume in the Central Pacific Islands', Studia Choreologica, 1 (1999), pp.39-84. Thomas, Allan, 'Oral Traditions of the Tokelau Islands', Turnbull Library Record, 32 (1999), pp.41-55. Urry, James, 'Review of Robert L. Welsch (ed), An American Anthropologist in Melanesia: A. B. Lewis and Joseph N. Field, South Pacific Expedition 1909-1913', The Australian Journal of Anthropolog~j,10, 3 (1999), pp.398-99. Ward, J. (producer) & MaUa Hodges, T. (writer), Pacific nations education. Wellington: ETV Videotape (1999). Ward, J. (producer) & MaUa Hodges, T. (writer), Pacific nations personal jouuneys. Wellington: ETV Videotape (1999). Wiser, S.K., Burrows, L.E., Sykes, W.S., Drake, D.R., and Savage, T.J., Kingdom of Tonga. NZODA 1998-99 Foresty Project: a natural forest invent0 y of Tongatapu and nearby islands, Landcare Research New Zealand Ltd, Christchurch, July, 1999,75pp. Wright, I.C., de Ronde, C.E.J., Faure, K., Gamble, John, A., 'Discovery of hydrothermal sulfide mineralization from southern Kermadec arc volcanoes (SW Pacific)', Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 164 (1998), pp.335-343. Wright, I.C., Gamble, J.A., 'Southern Kermadec submarine caldera arc volcanoes (SW Pacific): Caldera formation by effusive and pyroclastic eruption', Marine Geologj, 161 (1999), pp.115-135. Young, Raymond, Guide to Asian and Pacific Studies web sites (Wellington, School of Earth Sciences, Victoria University, 1999), School of Earth Science Research Report No. 4.15~~.

Alley, Roderic, 'The Coup Crisis in Fiji', Australian Journal of Political Science, 3 (2000), pp.515-521. Alley, Roderic, The Domestic Politics of International Relations: Casesfrom , New Zealand and (Basignstoke, Ashgate, 2000), ix, 275pp. Atkinson, J.E., Collen, J.D., Environmental setting of Namuka Reef, , Fiji Islands (Suva, Fiji, South Pacific Geoscience Commission, 2000), SOPAC Technical Report 324,33pp.

18 Pacific Rerearch Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Bed, Tim, 'SMEs and the World Wide Web: Opportunities and Prospects' in Moha Asri Abdullah and Modh Isa Bin Bakar (eds), Small and Medium Enterprises in Asian Pacific Countvies Volume 111: Development Prospects (New York, Nova Science Publishers Inc, 2000), pp.101-134. Besnier, Niko, 'Island Microcosms and Global Forces: Nukulaelae and Changing Communicative Technologies' in Kazutaka Nakano (ed), Islands and Information Society (In Japanese) (Kagoshima, University Research Center for the Pacific Islands Kagoshima University, 2000), Occasional Paper 33, pp.3-20. Besnier, Niko, 'The Politics of Representation on a Polynesian Atoll' in Sjoerd Jaarsma and Marta Rohatynkyj (eds) Ethnographic Artefacts: Challenges to a Reflexive Anthropology (University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, 2000), pp.2142. Besnier, Niko, 'Transvestism (transgenderism)', 'Ritualized Homosexuality', in Brij V. La1 and Kate Fortune (eds), In the Pacific Islands: An Encyclopedia (Honolulu, University of Hawaii Press, ZOOO), pp416-7,417-18. Besnier, Niko, Tuualuan: A Polynesian Language of the Central Pacific. Descriptive Grammars Series (London & New York, Routledge, 2000), xxvi, 662pp. Bowden, Roger, 'Tasman or Pacific? The case for a multilateral USD connection', Victoria Economic Commentaries, 17,2 (2000), pp.8-16. Burgess, F., 'The professional development of a'oga amata teachers'. Paper presented to the FAGASA 9th Annual Conference, Apia, 11-13 April 2000. Burgess, F., 'Developing literacy in young Samoan children'. Workshop presented at FAGASA 9th Annual Conference, Apia, 11-13 April 2000. Burgess, F., 'The literacy curriculum in three a'oga amata: The impact of professional development programmes'. Paper presented at Seventh National Conference on Community Languages and CLESOL, Auckland, 22-25 September 2000. Burgess, F., 'Report on the professional development of a'oga amata teachers', A talk given to the 10th National SAASIA Conference, Christchurch, 31 August 2000. Burgess, F., 'Literacy development in a'oga amata', Workshop presented at 10th National SAASIA Conference, Christchurch, 31 August 2000. Collen, J.D., 'Coastal sediments of the tropical Pacific: what do we need to know?', Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR session 2000: Science, Technology and Resources Network, SOPAC Conference, Tarawa (Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariat, 2000), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 387, pp.36-37 (abs). Dickie, J., 'Pacific nations students in primary teacher training: investigating their learning needs'. Set 2. Wellington (2000): New Zealand Council for Educational Research. Dickie, J., Investigating the learning needs of Pacific nations students in primary teacher training: A papalagi researcher's approach. Paper presented at New Zealand Association for Research in Education Conference, University of Waikato, Hamilton, 30 November - 3 December 2000. D'Arcy, Paul, 'Harvesting the sun and the sea: The success of community based, sustainable projects in the sea of atolls (Micronesia)', Internal Small Islands Studies Assn. Islands of the World V1Conference, (Isle of Skye, October 2000). D'Arcy, Paul, 'The Pacific Ocean as a Sustainable Human Habitat', Waka: Pacific Communities 2000 (Wellington, July 2000).

Pacific Rerearch Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 19 Eagar, Stephen, 'Ostracoda in detection of sewage discharge on a Pacific atoll' in Martin, Ronald E. (eds), Environmental Micropaleontology (New York, Kluwer/Plenum Publishers, 2000), pp.151-165. Eagar, Stephen, H., 'Intraspecific variation in the shell ornamentation of benthic Ostracoda (Crutacea) from Kiribati, Pacific Ocean', Oceanologica Acta, 226 (1999), pp.603-608. Gorman, Gary, 'Authors and Editors of Library Science Journals: Reflections from an Asia/ Pacific Context', Libri, 50 (2000), pp.98-103. Kindon, S., 'Review of E. Kroller, A, Smith, J. Mostow &R. Kramer (eds), Pacific Encounters: the production of selfand the other', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 41, 3 (2000), pp.302-315. Lally Martin, 'Valuation of Companies and Projects Under Differential Personal Taxation', Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 8,l (2000), pp.115-133. Levine, Stephen, 'New Zealand', 'Pacific Island States' in The Annual Register, Volume 41 (Bethesda, Maryland, Keesing's Worldwide, 2000), pp.385-387,387-392. Levine, Stephen, 'Niue', , 12,l (2000), pp.231-236. Levine, Stephen, 'Review of Hiro Lee and David W Roland-Holst (eds), Economic Development and Cooperation in the Pacific Basin: Trade, Investment and Environmental Issues', Pacific Affairs, 73 (2000), pp.417418. Mara, D.L. & Coxon, E. 'Education policy for Pacific nations peoples. In J. Marshall, E. Coxon, K. Jenkins & A. Jones (Eds.), Politics, policy, pedagogy: Education in AotearoalNew Zealand. Palmerston North: Dunmore Press, 2000. Mara, D.L., & Burgess, F., 'The development of Pacific Islands early childhood centers: A suitable case for networking and mutual support across the sector'. Early Education, 23, Winter 2000. Mara, D.L., 'Responses to Professor Miriam K. Rosenthal: A 's Perspective'. Childrenz Issues, 4 (l), (n.d.) pp.18-19,45. Mara, D.L., 'The growth and development of Pacific Island early childhood education in Aotearoa, New Zealand'. In L. Bird & W. Drewery (Eds.), Human development in Aotearoa: A journey through life (pp.109-111) (n.d.). Auckland: McGraw-Hill. Mara, D.L., 'Never mind the quality - Feel the width: A Pacific perspective and commentary on closing thegaps'. Paper presented to New Zealand Association for Research in Education, Waikato University, 1-3 December 2000. Maskill, David (ed), Pacific impressions: Representations of Pacific peoplesfrom Gilsemans to Gauguin (Wellington, Adam Art Gallery, Victoria University of Wellington) (n.d.), 24pp. Maskill, David (exhibition developer), Pacific impressions: Representations of Pacific peoples from Gilsemans to Gauguin (Wellington, Adam Art Gallery, 3 November 2000 - 18 February 2001). MaUa Hodges, T. & Ward, J. (CO-Producers),'Pacific nations education - Part Ill'. Educational Television Production (n.d.). McConkey, K, and Drake, D.R., 'Extinct pigeons and declining bat populations: are large seeds still being dispersed in the tropical Pacific? Third International Symposium on Frugivores and Seed Dispersal' (Sao Paulo, 2000). Mumo, Doug, 'J. W. Davidson and Western Samoa: university politics and the travails of a Constitutional Adviser', Journal of Pacific History, 35,2 (2000), pp.195-211.

20 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 Munro, Doug, 'German Commercial Interests', in Brij V. La1 and Kate Fortune (eds), Encyclopedia of the Pacific Islands (Honolulu, University of Hawai'i Press, 2000), pp.215-216. Munro, Doug, 'Of Journeys and Transformations: Brij V. La1 and the study of girmit', in Brij V. Lal (ed), Chalo Jahaji: a journey through Fiji Indian indenture (Suva/Canberra, Fiji Museum. Division of Pacific and Asian History, Australian National University, 2000), pp.1-23. Munro, Doug, 'The Humble Ieremia: a Samoan pastor in Tuvalu, 1880-1895', Pacific Journal of Theology, Series 11, 23 (2000), pp.4048. Munro, Doug and Thornley, Andrew, 'Pacific Islander Pastors and Missionaries: Some Historiographic and Analytical Issues', Pacific Studies, 23,3 / 4 (2000), pp.1-31. Nicholl, Rae, 'Winnie Laban: New Zealand's First Pacific Island Woman MP', Women Talking Politics: Newsletter of the Aotearoa/New Zealand Women and Politics Network, 2 (2000), p.1. Paviour-Smith, Martin, 'Subject Marking in Pacific Creoles', New Zealand Linguistics Society Conference (Palmerston North, November 1999). Pearce, Douglas, 'The New Zealand Holiday Market for Travel to Samoa', Third Samoa Tourism Convention (Apia, April 2000). Pearce, Douglas, 'Tourism and Peripherality: Perspectives from Asia and the Pacific', 9th Nordic Tourism Conference (Bornholm, October 2000). Pearce, Douglas, 'Tourism Plan Reviews: Methodological Considerations and Issues from Samoa', Tourism Management, 21 (2000), pp191-203. Pearce, Elizabeth "Transitivity incorporation and animacy in Iaai," Wellington Working Papers, 12 (ZOOO), pp2140. Pearce, E., and Wadjeno, S.U. Uny me Cako: Iaai text. Wellington Working Papers in Linguistics Number 12 (2000). Pearce, Elizabeth "Object agreement and incorporation in Iaai" K. Allan and John Henderson (eds), Proceedings of ALS2k, the 2000 Conference of the Australian Linguistic Society (2000). Podmore, V., (with Mapa, L., & Sauvao, L.), 'Transition to School from Pacific Islands Early Childhood Services: Research Processes and Main Findings', Proceedings of the New Zealand Association for Research in Education (Hamilton, December 2000). Podmore, Val, Sauvao, Le'autuli'ilagi, and Mapa, Lia, et al, 'Transition to school from Pacific Islands early childhood centre' (Wellington, New Zealand Council for Educational Research, ZOOO), 143 pp. Pollock, Nancy, 'Fat is beautiful: The body as art form in the Pacific' in Barrie Craig, Bemie Kernot and Christopher Anderson (eds),Art and Performance in Oceania (Bathurst, Crawford House Publishing, 1999), pp.63-66. Pollock, Nancy, 'Review of Elizabeth Keating, Power Sharing: Language, Rank, Gender and Social Space in Pohnape, Micronesia', Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 6,3 (2000), pp.560-561. Poot, Jaques, 'The Impact of Globalization on Labour Markets in the Pacific Rim', The 21st Century: An Era of Globalization and Creative Diversity, Proceedings of an International Symposium (University of Ulsan, Korea, 2000), pp.49-77. Poot, Jaques, "Wages and Unemployment: A Meta-Analysis of Research on the Wage Curve in Regional Labour Markets', 6th Summer Institute of the Pacific Regional Science Conference Organisation (Mexico City, June 2000).

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 21 Sanga, K., 'Aid Relationships: Getting to the heart of the matter', Proceedings of the Education for equitable and sustainable development: The role of aid in the Pacific conference (Auckland, November 2000). Sanga, Kabini, 'Learning from Indigenous Leadership', Pacific Cultures in the Teacher Education Curriculum (Fiji, The University of the South Pacific, 2000), Occasional Publication 6, I~PP. Teaiwa, Teresia K, 'bikinis and other slpacific n/oceans', in David Hanlon and Geoffrey M. White (eds), Voyaging the Contemporary Pacific (Lanham, MD, Rowman and Littlefield, ZOOO), pp.91-112. Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Resisting Writing and Writing Resistance', in Makere Harawira (ed) Making a Dflerence: Women and Globalization, a special edition of Tok Blong Pasifik (Victoria, BC, South Pacific Peoples Foundation), 53,3 (2000) pp.35-40. Teaiwa, Teresia, K., 'Peripheral Visions? Rabi Island in Fiji's general election', in Brij V. La1 (ed), Fiji before the storm: elections and the politics of development (Canberra, Asia Pacific Press, ZOOO), pp.93-110. Teaiwa, Teresia, K., 'Review of Stephen Eisenman, Gauguin's Skirt', Pacific Studies, 23, 1 / 2 (2000) pp.103-111. Teaiwa, Teresia, K., 'Review of Zohl de Ishtar (ed), Pacific women speak out for independence and denuclearisation', Histoy Now, May (2000) pp.4041. Vine, Elaine W., ''My Partner': a five-year-old Samoan Boy Learns How to Participate in Class through Interactions with his English-speaking Peers', 7th International Pragmatics Association Conference (Budapest, June 2000). Walsh, Pat, 'Globalisation and Social Adjustment in the Asia-Pacific Region', 3rd Regional Meeting of International Labour Organisation/Japan Institute of Labour Network of National Institutes for Labour Studies (Tokyo, May 2000).

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22 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Calvert, P,, 'Pacific Island Libraries', in David J. Stam (ed), International Dictionary of Library Histories (Chicago, Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001), pp.125-127. Cherrington, Sue and Dalli, Carmen, 'Building a procession: From stock-piling to stock- taking', Second Pacific Early Childhood Education Research Association Conference (Christchurch, July 2001). Clark, M,, 'Cross-Cultural Issues with Students from the South Pacific', Australian Mathematics Teacher, 57 1 (2001), pp.17-20. Collen, J., Eagar, S. and McCulloch, M., 'Dating the "Royal Society core" for the Quaternary history of Funafuti Atoll, Tuvalu', Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR session, 2001: Science, Technology and Resouuces, SOPAC Conference, Marshall Islands (Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariat, 2001), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 445, p.12 (abs). D'Arcy, Paul, 'Connected by the sea: Towards a regional history of the Western Caroline Islands', Journal of Pacific History, 36,2 (2001), pp.163-182. Dickie, J., 'Pacific nations students in primary teacher training'. New Zealand Annual Review of Education, 10. Wellington: Victoria University. Drage, Jean, 'Women in Local Government in Asia and the Pacific', Women Talking Politics Newsletter to the AotearoalNew Zealand Women and Politics Network, 4 (2001), pp.5-8. Holmes; Roberts; Verivaki and 'Aipolo - "Language maintenance and shift in three New Zealand speech communities" in Georgakoupoulou and Spanaki (eds) A Reader in Greek Sociolinguistics. Bern, Peter Lang, 2001. pp225 - 252 Lally, Martin, 'The Rental Rate on Land, Revision Frequency and Inflation', Pacific Accounting Review, 13,2 (2001), pp.17-34. Levine, Stephen (trans), 'The concept of Polynesian Citizenship', Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards a New Consensus, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, nurnero hors serie, 1 (2001), pp.13-21. Levine, Stephen (with Powles, A. and Sage, Y.L.) (eds), Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards A New Consensus, Revue Jridique Polynesienne, numero hors serie,l (2001), 274pp. Levine, Stephen, (with Powels, A.), 'Introduction: Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards a New Consensus', Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific:Towards a New Consensus, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, numero hors serie, 1 (2001), pp. viii - xi. Levine, Stephen, and Roberts, Nigel, S., 'Politics', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 42, 1 (2001), pp.141-148. Mara, D.L. with Rata, E., 'Pacific nations peoples in Aotearoa'. In V. Carpenter, H. Dixon, E. Rata & C. Rawlinson (Eds.), Theory in practice for educators. (pp. 200-203). Palmerston North: Dunmore Press. Mara, D.L., 'Pacific educators and action research'. Paper presented at the Educating Pasefika Positively 2001, Auckland, 10-12 April. MaUa Hodges, T., 'Validating Pacific knowledge in teacher education: The tivaevae theoretical framework'. Paper presented at the Educating Pasefika Positively 2001, Auckland, 10-12 April. MaUa Hodges, T., 'The tivaevae theoretical framework'. Paper presented at the English Language Teaching Expo at Eastern Institute of Technology, Taradale, 12 May.

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24 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Podmore, Valerie, N. (with Sauvoa, Le'autuli, and Mapa, Lia), 'Transition to school: current issues and Pacific Islands early childhood contexts', New Annual Review of Education, Te Arotake a Tau o te Ao o te Mataurangi i Aotearoa, 10 (2001), pp.71-88. Podmore, Valeries N. (with Sauvao, Le'autuli and Mapa, Lia), 'Transition to school from Pacific early childhood centres', Early Childhood Folio 5 (2001), pp.19-22. Pollock, N., 'Is Kava a Drug: a Pacific conundrum', Vienese Ethnomedicine Newsletter, 3,4 (2001), pp.1-5. Pollock, N., 'Nuclear defense systems: their place in Pacific communities', New Perspectives on Siting Controversy (Goteborgs University, Sweden, May 2001). Pollock, N., 'The Marshal1 Islanders', in J.M. Fitzpatrick (ed), Endangered Peoples Oceania (Westport, Conn., The Greenwood Press, 2001), pp.61-74. Rajasigham, Lalita and Tiffin, John, 'The Virtual Class: Its Application to Global Training for the Transport Industry', Pacific Economic Co-operation Council International Conference on Transport and Sustainable Cities (Christchurch, April, 2001). Rajasingham, Lalita, Tiffin, John, (with N. Terashima), 'An Experiment of Cultural Heritage Presentation System', Pacific Telecommunication Council Conference (Hawaii, January 2001). Sanga, Kabini, 'A Case for Integrity in Development Assistance Partnerships', Journal of Pacific Studies, 25, 2 (2001), pp.10-17.

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26 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Kennedy, D., 'Review of P. Nunn, Pacific Island Landscapes', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 43,3 (20021, pp.390-392. Lemihilo, Nila, "Foundation Builders: Tokelau Early Childhood Education in Aotearoa', Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002). Levine, Stephen (with Sage, Y.-L.) (eds), Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Tozvards a New Consensus, Revue Juridique Polynesienne, numero hors serie, 2 (2002), xvi, 275pp. Levine, Stephen, 'Introduction: Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards a New Consensus', Revue Juridique Polynesienne, numero hors serie, 2 (2002), pp.xi-xvi. Maddox, Marion, 'Instrumental Religion and the Family Values Right', Prophecy, Power and Pluralism: International Conference on Religion and Politics in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific (Wellington, December 2002). Marriner, Lisa, 'Putting the Lid on Closing the Gaps: Challenging Ideologies for Maori and Pacific Education in Aotearoa', Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002). Meehan, H.J., McConkey, K.R. and Drake, D.R., 'Potential disruptions to seed dispersal mutualisms in Tonga, Western Polynesia', Journal of Biogeography, 29 (2002), pp.695-712. Morris, Paul, 'What is Religion For? Asia Pacific Perspectives', New Zealand Association for the Study of Religion / International Association for the History of Religions Conference (Wellington, December 2002). Murray, W.E. and Pene, C., 'Changing global economic tides - Levuka and the Pacific century', in G. Gibson et a1 (eds), Levuka -Microcosm of the Pacific Century (Fiji, Institute of Pacific Studies, 2002), pp.129-143. Murray, W.E., 'A uniquely unstable political geography? Mapping the Fijian elections of 1999 and 200l', Conference on the Contemporary Politics of Fiji and the Solomon Islands (Wellington, August 2002). Murray, W.E., 'Review of M. Rapaport, The Pacific Islands: Environment and Society', Geographical Journal, 168,l (2002), pp.93-94. Mushin, Jerry,'Review of JohnRavenhill, APECand the Construction of thePacificRim Regionalism', Australian Economic History Review, 42,2 (2002), pp.230 - 231. Naidu, V., 'Development and modernisation in the South Pacific', in A Jowitt and T. Newton Cain (eds), Passage of Change: Law, Society and Governance in the Pacific (Canberra, Pandanus Books, 2002), pp.7-34. Neyland, Jirn, 'Re-thinking Curriculum: An Ethical Perspective', in Bill Barton, Kay Irwin, Maxine Pfarvlkuch and Owen Thomas (eds), Mathematics education in the South Pacific: Proceedings of the 25th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of lncorpovated (Pymble, NSW, Mathematics Education Research Group of Australia, 2002), pp.512-513. O'Donnell, David, 'Naked Samoans on the Edge: Pacific Island Theatre in Aotearoa / New Zealand', Drama on the Edge: Australasian Drama Studies Conference (Launceston, July 2002). Pearce, Douglas G., 'New Zealand holiday travel to Samoa: a distribution channels approach', Journal of Travel Research, 41,2 (2002), pp.197-205. Pearce, Douglas G., 'Tourism and Peripherality: perspectives from Asia and the South Pacific', Tourism and Hospitality Research, 3,4 (2002), pp.295-310.

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28 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 Sanga, Kabini, 'Future Directions for Pacific Research', Inaugural Pacific Islands Postgraduate Students' Symposium on Pacific Research (Auckland, September 2002). Sanga, Kabini, 'The Relevance of Irrelevance in Melanesian Education', Re-Thinking Education Together Conference (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002). Sanga, Kabini, 'Weitim Lau? Tough Times and Tougher Acts', Pacific Studies Symposium on the Pacific Hot Spots (Wellington, August 2002). Shima, J.S., 'Mechanisms of density - and number - dependent population regulation of a coral-reef fish', Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 53 (2002), pp.175-179. Soloi-Collins, Seu, 'A Strategy for Re-thinking Pacific Education in Aotearoa', Re-Thinking Education Together (Port Vila, Republic of Vanuatu, October 2002). Taylor, A.J.W., Nailatikau, E., and Walkey, EH., 'A hostage assignment in Fiji', Australasian Journal of Disaster and Trauma Studies (2002), http://www.massey.ac.nz/-trauma/ issues /2002-2/ taylor.htm Teaiwa, Teresia, "Introduction" and "Conclusion", Turning the Tide: the need for a Pacific solution to aid conditionality, a report for the Greenpeace Australia Pacific, Suva and Sydney (2002), 18~~. Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Africanization, Balkanization, Carribeanization, Indigenization, etc.: Rethinking the Pacific in a Global Context', 5th Conference of the European Society for Oceanists (Vienna, July, 2002). Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Rethinking Love in the South Seas', 15th Pacific History Association Conference (Apia, December 2002). 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 halfcentuy of social change in Micronesia', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 43,3 (2002), pp.387-389. Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Specifying Pacific Studies for an Asian Pacific Studies Agenda', Remaking Asia Pacific Studies: Knowledge, Power and Pedagogy Conference (Honolulu, December 2002). Teaiwa, Teresia, Pacific Poverty Study, Literature Review/Desk Study, a report for New Zealand AID, Wellington (2002), 63pp. Toland, J. and Purcell, F., 'Information and Communication Technology in the South Pacific: Shrinking the Barriers of Distance', Development Bulletin, 60 (2002), pp.91-94. Toland, J., 'A Comparison of Student Use of Email in Four South Pacific Countries', IEEE International Conference on Computers in Education (New York, IEEE, 2002), pp.435-439. Toland, J., and Frank, J., 'Email as a Learning Technology in the South Pacific: an Evaluation', Educational Technology and Society, 5,3 (2002), pp.40-53. Underhill, P.A., Passario, G., Lin, A.A., Marzuki, S., Oefner, P.J., Cavalli-Sfoza, L.L. and Chambers, G.K., 'Maori origins, Y chromosome hapolytes and implications for human history in the Pacific', Human Mutation, 17 (2001), pp.271-280. Urry, James, 'Review of Michael O'Hanlon and Robert Welsch (eds), Hunting the Gatherers, Ethnographic Collectors, Agents and Agency in Melanesia, 1870s-1930s: The Australian Journal of Anthropology, 13,3 (2002), pp.364-66.

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Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 33 Pearce, Elizabeth, Unua Spelling; a report to the Unua villages (Batambur, Batambong, Penamur, Ruhumbo and Black Sands) (n.d.), Southern Malekula, Vanuatu, 8pp. Penetito, Wally, and Sanga, Kabini, 'AConversation on the Philosophy and Practice of Teaching Research in Maori and Pacific Education', Nau Zealand Annual Review of Education, 13 (2003), pp.21-38. Podmore, Valerie N. (with Anne Meade, A'oga Fa'asamoa), 'Gathering communities of learners around centres of innovation', New Zealand Early Childhood Research V11 Annual Symposium (Auckland, November) (n.d.). Podmore, Valerie N. (withTanya Wendt-Samu & JanTaouma), 'ASamoanLanguage Immersion centre's journey into action research', Combined Australian Association of Research in EducationINew Zealand Association for Research in Education Conference (Auckland, December 2003). Podmore, Valerie N., Early childhood centres of innovation: Action Research at the A'oga Fa'asamoa Milestone; report 1to the Ministry of Education, 15 August 2003,3pp. Podmore, Valerie N., Early childhood centres of innovation: Action Research at the A'oga Fa'asamoa Milestone; report 2 to the Ministry of Education, 29 September 2003,5pp. Podmore, Valerie N., Early childhood centres of innovation: Action Research at the A'oga Fa'asamoa Milestone; report 3 to the Ministry of Education, 22 December 2003,4pp. Podmore, Valie N. and Sauvao, Le'autuli'ilagi, M,, 'Sociocultural perspectives on transition to school from Pacific Islands early childhood centres', International Journal of Early Years Education, 11,l (2003), pp.3342. Prasad, B., Reddy, M. and Naidu, V., 'Trade, Environment and Economic Development in the Forum Islands (FICs): A New Pathway to Development?, in Storey, D., Overton, J. and Nowak, B. (eds), Contesting Development: Pathways to Better Practice. Proceedings of the Third Biennial Conference of the International Development Studies Network of Aotearoa New Zealand, Palmerston North (Palmerston North, Massey University, 2003), pp. 234-237. Purcell, F., Toland, J., and Huff, S., 'The Potential of e-Commerce for Remotely Located SMEs: Case Studies from Samoa', in Nabeel Al-Qirim (ed), Electronic Commerce in Small to Medium Sized Enterprises: Frameworks, Issues and Implications (Hershey, Idea Group, 2003), pp.86-106. Reddy, M,, Naidu, V. and Mohanty, MM.,'Impediments and growth dynamics of the Urban Informal Sector: A case studv of Fiii's Urban Informal Sector', in Storey, D., Overton, J. and Nowak, B. (eds), Contesting Development: Pathways to Better Practice. Proceedings of the Third Biennial Conferenceof the International Development Studies Network of Aotearoa New Zealand, Palmerston ~orth(Palmerston North, ~asse~University, 2003), pp: 214-219. Robinson, Roger (ed), Robert Louis Stevenson: His Best Pacific Writings (Honolulu, Bess Press; Auckland, Streamline Creative, 2003), 320pp. Sahli, M,, Nowack, J.J. and Sgro, P., 'Tourism, Trade and Domestic Welfare', Pac$c Economic Review, 8,3 (2003), 1313.245-258. Sanga, Kabini, 'A context-sensitive approach to educational aid: A Pacific initiative', Forum for International Education and Training "Oxford Conference" (Oxford, September 2003). Sanga, Kabini, 'If the relationship is the aid then ... what?, International Conference on Rethinking Educational Aid in the Pacific (Nadi, October 2003).

34 Pacific Research inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Sanga, Kabini, 'Self-evaluating a donor-supported initiative', International Conference on Rethiing Educational Aid in the Pacific (Nadi, October 2003). Sanga, K. & Nally, T., 'Anew way of working: Challenges and lessons from a Pacific initiative', in D. Story, J. Overton & B. Nowak (eds), Contesting Development Pathways to Better Practice (Palmerston North, Institute of Development Studies, Massey University, 2003), pp. 199-205. Sanga, Kabini, Niroa, John and Teaero Tevi, Rethinking the rethinking of Pacific education; report to the New Zealand International Agency for Development and the Rethinking of Pacific Education Initiative (Victoria University of Wellington, School of Education, 2003), 45pp. Teaiwa, Teresia, K., 'Imagining A Life Less Academic: Possibilities Raised by Considering a PhD in Pacific Studies', Learrting Oceania: Towards a PhD Program in Pacific Studies (Hawaii, November 2003). Teaiwa, Teresia, K., Teaiwa, Katerina, M,, Gender Analysis of CCAs (Common Country Assessments) and UNDAFs (United Nations Development Assistance Frameworks) for Vanuatu, Solomons, Kiribati and Tuvalu; Areport for the Interagency Taskforce on Gender Mainstreaming (Pacific) (2003), 53pp. Van Peer, Laura, 'Returning the favour', International Conference on Rethinking Educational Aid in the Pacific (Nadi, October 2003). Vine, Elaine W., ' "My partner": a five-year-old Samoan boy learns how to participate in class through interaction with his English-speaking peers', Linguistics and Education, 14,1(2003), pp.99-121. Vine, Elaine W., 'A Five-year-old Samoan Boy Interacts with his Teacher in a New Zealand Classroom', in Roger Barnard and Ted Glynn (eds), Bilingual Children's Language and Literacy Development (Clevedon, Multilingual Matters, 2003), pp.108-135. Williams, Emily, 'The development of Pacific educational materials, local art, narratives and literature', International Conference on Rethinking Educational Aid in the Pacific (Nadi, October 2003). Wylds, Catherine, 'Why are our childrenfailing in the Western education system?', International Conference on Rethinking Educational Aid in the Pacific (Nadi, October 2003).

Allen, M.W., Ng, S.H., Ikeda, K., Jawan, J.A., Sufi, A.H., Waninara, W., Wilson, M. and Yang, K.S., 'Cultural value change in nine East Asian and Pacific Island nations (1982 to 2002)', Congress of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (Xi'an, August 2004). Angelo, Anthony, 'Recent Developments in Pacific Law', Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference (Darwin, July 2004). Angelo, Tony and T Pasikale (eds), Laws of Tokelau 2004 (Tokelau, Tokelau Law Publications, 2004) 498pp.

Angelo, Tony and T Pasikale (eds), Tulafono a te Fono Fakamua 1999 - 2004 (Tokelau, Tokelau Government, 2004) 80pp.

Angelo, Tony and T. Vulu, 'Decolonisation by Missionaries of Government - The Tokelau Case', in Fenton (ed), For Better or Worse (St Jerome, Leuven, 2004) pp. 207-240.

Pacific Rerearch Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 35 Angelo, Tony, 'The Case of Tokelau', UN Pacific Regional Seminar on Decolonisation (Madang, May, 2004). Barton, Christina, 'Split Vision: Figuring the Pacific in New Zealand in the 1970s', College Art Assodation Annual Conference (Seattle, February 2004). Bertram, Geoff and Karagedikli, Ozer, 'Are Pacific Island Economies Converging or Diverging?', in Jacques Poot (ed), On the Edge of the Global Economy (Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2004), pp. 106-122. Brunt, Peter, 'Et in Rapanui ego: Allegories of unnatural history from Cook's Second Voyage', The Art of Exploration: European and American artistic response to exploration 1750- 1860 (London, July 2004). Brunt, Peter, 'The temptation of Brother Anthony: Decolonization and the tattooing of Tony Fomison', in Nicholas Thomas, Anna Cole and Bronwen Douglas (eds), Tattoo: Bodies, Art and Exchange in the Pacific and Europe (London, Reaktion Books, 2004), pp. 123-144. Chambers, G. K., DNA and Austronesian origins: A synopsis of research at Victoria University (1990 -2005). A conjidential report to Professor M. Spriggs and members of the proposed ANU Centre for Excellence in Asia-Pacific ; 4pp. (2004). Charleson, A.W, Cook, B. and Bowering, G., 'Assessing and increasing the level of earthquake preparedness in New Zealand homes.' Proceedings of the Pacific Conference on Earthquake Engineering (Christchurch, February 2004), 8pp.

Chu, Cherie, 'Augmenting Pacific research capacity - a process of rethinking', New Zealand Association of Research in Education Annual Conference (Wellington, December 2004). Chu, Cherie, 'Understanding leadership for Pacific students in Aotearoa/New Zealand', Rethinking Education in Micronesia Conference (Majuro, October 2004). Collen, J. (ed), Abstracts of papers presented at the STAR* Session: Science, Technologt~and Resources Network, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission 33rd Annual Conference, 2004 (Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariate, 2004), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 576, pp. 17 (abs). Collen, J.D. and Garton, D., 'Larger foraminifera and sedimentation around Fongafale Island, Funafuti Atoll, Tuvalu', Coral Reefs, 23, 4 (2004), pp. 445-454 doi 10.1007/ ~00338-004-0396-8.

Cozens, P,, Report of Proceedings - CSCAP Study Group on Oceania; (Wellington, New Zealand, 2004, 12pp.). Dickie, Jii and Laan, Helen, English Language Year 7 Pupil's Book (Port Vila, Department of Education, 2004), iv, 300pp. Dickie, Jim and Lam, Helen, English Language Year 7 Training Book (Port Vila, Department of Education, 2004), 16pp. Dickson, M.E., Kennedy, D.M. and Woodroffe, C.D., 'The influence of rock resistance on coastal morphology around Lord Howe Island, southwest Pacific', Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 29,5 (2004), pp. 629443. Edsall, D., Bunnell, J. and Collen, J.D., 'Medical geology and the health of SOPAC member nations populations: is such an investigation of interest?'. In Collen, J. (ed.), Abstracts of papws presented at the STAR* Session: Science, Techizologt~and Resources Network, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission 33rd Annual Conference, 2004 (Suva, Fiji, SOPAC Secretariat, 2004), SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 576, p.17 (abs).

36 Pacific Research Inventory. Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Fountain, P,, Kindon, S. and Murray, W., 'Christianity, calamity and culture: the involvement of Christian churches in the 1998 Aitape tsunami disaster relief, Papua New Guinea', The Contemporary Pacific, 16,2 (2004), pp. 321-355. Hill, R. D. and Crozier M. J., 'Obituary: Ralph Hudson Wheeler 1922 - 2003', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 45,3 (2004), pp. 415417. Holden, Gordon, 'Traditional and Transition: A study of change in selected Papua New Guinea buildings and settlements', Proceedings of the Pacific History Association Conference (Noumea, Pacific History Association, 2004), 22pp. Kemedy, D.M. and Woodroffe, C.D., 'Carbonate sediments of Elizabeth and Middleton Reefs close to the southern limits of reef growth in the southwest Pacific', Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 51,6 (2004), pp. 847-857. Lester, P.J. and Tavite, A., 'Long-legged ants (Anoplolepis gracilipes) have invaded the Tokelau Atolls, changing the composition and dynamics of ant and invertebrate communities', Pacific Science, 58 (2004), pp. 391402. Macalister, John, 'The Pacific presence in New Zealand English', NZWords, 8 (2004), pp. 46. Manhire, Bill, 'Theory and Practice of the Short Story: Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific', 20-22 April 2004, International Colloquium at the University of Verona. McDonald, B. Lex, 'Akarongo kite reo o te au puapii: Listen to the voices of the teachers', Second Conference of the Pacific Association of Teacher Educators (PATE) (Samoa, June 2004). McLachlan, Campbell, 'The Empire Strikes Back: US ~nilateraliskin International Law', Seminar on International Courts and Tribunals for Practitioners from South-East Asia and the South Pacific Regions (Wellington, July 2004). Mead, Aroha, 'The Role of Civil Society in Pacific Nations', Global Agenda Barcelona 2004 Forum (Barcelona, September 2004). Mead, Aroha, 'What has the 'UN Decade for Indigenous Peoples' Achieved?', Living and Learning Together: The Role of Human Rights Education in Strengthening Communities in NZ and the Pacific Conference (Auckland, July 2004). Mossop, Joanna, 'From Cartagena to Honiara: Implementing International Law in the Pacific Regon', Australia New Zealand Society of International Law Annual Conference (Canberra, June, 2004). Murray, W. E. and Challies, E., 'New Zealand and Chile - Partnership for the Pacific Century?', Australian Journal of International Affairs, 57, 1 (2004), pp. 89-103. Murray, W. E. and Terry, J. (eds), Niue Island: Geographical Perspectives on the Rock of Polynesia (Paris, INSULA, UNESCO, 2004), 300pp. Murray, W. E. and Terry, J., 'Niue's place in the Pacific', in Murray, W. E. and Terry, J. (eds), Niue Island: Geographical Perspectives on the Rock of Polynesia (Paris, INSULA, UNESCO, 2004), pp. 7-27. Murray, W. E., 'Globalise or perish? Threats to the sustainability of the Niuean agro-export sector', inMurray, W. E. and Terry, J. (eds), Niue Island: Geographical Perspectives on the Rock of Polynesia (Paris, INSULA, UNESCO, 2004), pp. 243-256. Murray, W. E., 'Shifting Viewpoints, Editorial', Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 45,2 (2004), pp 136-138.

Pacific Rerearch lnventoiy, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 37 Naidu, V., 'Aid in the Pacific: What works and why?', Development Bulletin (Canberra, Development Studies Network, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University, 2004), 66, pp. 117-125. Naidu, V., 'Economics of peace in the Pacific', Securing a Peaceful Pacific: A Conference on Preventing and Resolving Conflict in the Pacific (Christchurch, October 2004). Naidu, V., 'Millennium Goals in the Pacific Region', United Nations Association of New Zealand (UNAZ) Conference (Wellington, May 2004). Naidu, V., 'Searching', in Lal, B (ed), Bittersweet (Canberra, Padanus Books, Australian National University, 2004), pp. 373-386. Pearce, Elizabeth, 'Pronouns and Another Kind of KO?', Sixth International Conference on Oceanic Languages (Port Vila, July 2004). Pearson, David, Spoonley, P., Macpherson, C., (eds), Tangata Tangata: The Changing Ethnic Contours of New Zealand (Southbank, Vic., Thomson/Dunmore Press, 2004), 319pp. Podmore, Valerie, N., Early Childhood Centres of Innovation (COI)Action Research at the A'oga Fa'a Samoa, Report 5; Milestone report to the Ministry of Education, 2004,5pp. Podmore, Valerie, N. & Airini, with the A'oga Fa'a Samoa, Research Report on Action Research at the A'oga Fa'a Samoa; Report for the Ministry of Education, November (2004), 48pp. Podmore, Valerie, N. with Taouma, Jan & the A'oga Fa'a Samoa, 'Transitions within the centre and to school: Research at a Samoan-language immersion centre', Early Childhood Folio, 4 (2004), pp. 19-22. Podmore, Valerie, N., Action Research at the A'oga Fa'a Samoa: Report 4; Progress and Milestone Report to the Ministry of Education, April 2004,28pp. Reddy. M,, Mohanty, M. and Naidu, V., 'Economic cost of human capital loss from Fiji: Implications for sustainable development', International Migration Review, 38,4 (20041, pp. 1447-1461. Ricketts, Harry, 'Rupert Brooke and the Pacific, 1913-14, Hawaii International Conference, January 2004. Roberts, Nigel and Levine, Stephen, 'Parliaments and Plurality: The Constitutional Structutes and Electoral Systems of Pacific Island States', Political Culture, Representation and Electoral Systems in the Pacific (Vanuatu, University of the South Pacific, 2004), pp. 27. Sanga, K. & Holland, R., 'Envisioning future development partnerships', Pacific DevNet International Conference (Auckland, December 2004). Sanga, K. & J. Niroa, 'First steps and small beginnings in Vanuatu education research', in K. Sanga, et al. (eds), Rethinking Vanuatu Education Together (Suva, Institute of Pacific Studies, University of the South Pacific, 2004), pp. 12-21. Sanga, K., Chu, C. & Crowl, L., 'Augmenting Pacific research capacity: A process of rethinking', New Zealand Association of Research in Education Annual Conference (Wellington, November 2004). Sanga, K., Niroa, J., Matai, K & Crowl, L. (eds), Rethinking Vanuatu Education Together (Suva, Institute of Pacific Studies, University of the South Pacific, 2004), 348pp. Sanga, K., 'International students as students of leadership', University of Saskatchewan International Students Annual Banquet (Saskatoon, March 2004).

38 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Sanga, K., 'Leadership is a choice Pacific peoples make', Rethinking Education in Micronesia Conference (Majuro, October 2004). Sanga, K., 'Making philosophical sense of indigenous Pacific research', inT. Baba, 0.Mahina, N. Williams &U. Nabobo-Baba (eds), Researching the Pacific and Indigenous Peoples (Auckland, Auckland University Press, 2004), pp. 41-52. Sanga, K., 'Rethinking the ordinary to make the extra-ordinary: lessons for Pasifika education', Pacific Research and Evaluation Symposia (Wellington, November 2004). Sanga, K., 'Self-evaluating a donor funded Pacific initiative: value, lessons and challenges', Pacific DevNet International Conference (Auckland, December 2004). Sharma, A., Pohler, S. and Collen, J.D., 'Benthic foraminifera and their contribution to carbonate accumulation in Laucala Bay, Suva, Fiji', Collen, J.D. (ed), Abstracts ofPapers presented at the STAR* Session 2004: SOPAC (South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission) 33rd Annual Meeting (Suva, SOPAC Secretariat, 2004) SOPAC Miscellaneous Report 576, pp. 63-66 (abs). Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Ethnic Conflict and Social Inequalities: A Role for Outsiders in the Pacific', Securing a Peaceful Pacific Conference (Christchurch, October 2004). Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Lomani Viti: Reflections on Patriotic Literature from Post-Coup(s) Fiji', SPAN: Journal of the South Pacific Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, 53 (2004), pp. 82-104. Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Manoa Rain', in Brij V La1 (ed), Pacific Places, Pacific Histories (Honolulu, University of Hawai'i Press, 2004), pp. 216-236. Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Militarism in Fiji: Engaging History and Culture', History of the Pacific: assessment and prospects, Pacific History Association Conference (Noumea, December 2004). Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Poverty and Aid: Engaging Oceania with Pacific Asia', Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific, (Wellington, August 2004). Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Review of Annelise Riles, The Network Inside Out', The Contemporary Pacific, 16,2 (2004), pp 443445. Teaiwa, Teresia, 'Review of Jeannette Marie Mageo, Cultural Memory: Reconfiguring History and Identity in the Postcolonial Pacific', Pacific Ecologist, Autumn-Winter (20041, p. 85. Toland, J, Frank, J. & Schenck, K.D., 'Email Usage in South Pacific Distance Education' in M. Khosrow-Pour (ed), Encylopedia of Information Science t? Technology, (Hershey, Idea Group, 2004), pp. 103440. Toland, J., Purcell, F. and Huff, S. L., 'The Potential of e-commerce for remotely located SMEs: Case studies from Samoa', in A. Al-Qirim (ed), Electronic Commerce in Small to Medium Sized E%terprises:Frameworks, Issues t? Implications (Hershey, Idea Group, 2004), pp.86-105. Toland, Janet and Futaai, Purcell, 'Electronic Commerce for the South Pacific: A review of e-readiness', Electronic Commerce Research Journal, 4, 3 (2004), pp. 241-262. Townend, J., Arnold, R. and Vignaux, A., 'A Bayesian approach to estimating tectonic stress from seismological data', Eos: Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting Supplement 85, 28 (2004), Abstract T31A-04 Pac h*:// tinyurl.com/668fm

Pacific Research Inventoiy, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 39 Vieux, C., Aubanel, A., Axford, J., Chancerelle, Y., Fisk, D., Holland, P,, Juncker, M,, Kirata, T., Kronen, M., Osenberg, C., Pasisi, B., Power, M,, Salvat, B., Shima, J., and Vavia, V., 'A Century Of Change In Coral Reef Status In Southeast And Central Pacific: Polynesia Mana Node, Cook Islands, French Polynesia, Kiibati, Niue, Tokelau, Tonga, Wallis and Futuna', in C. Wilkinson (ed.), Status of coral reefs of the world (Townsville, Australian Institute of Marine Science, 2004), pp. 363-380.

40 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 D Research ThesesAIissertations by Faculty and School, 1999-2005

To follow is a list of research theses, dissertations and reports submitted to Victoria University of Wellington as partial or complete fulfilment of the requirements for Masters or Doctorate degrees. The list is a compilation of records from the annual VUW report of staff and student research, and VUW Library records of deposited theses for the years 1999-2004. As no formal reports are available for 2005 only those research publications known to the researcher have been included for this year. Research theses, dissertations and reports are shown by faculty and school and are presented in chronological order.

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

School of Architecture Nicholls, Joseph, (2000). 'The architectural translation of motifs at Te Papa Tongarewa: Pacific or specific' : a report submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Bach- elor of Architecture, Victoria University of Wellington.

School of Design None recorded

FACULTY OF COMMERCE AND ADMINISTRATION

School of Accounting and Commercial Law None recorded

School of Economics and Finance None recorded

School of Government Sanga, Joses W., (2001). 'An initial evaluation of the Solomon Islands regional development policy': a research paper submitted to the Victoria University of Wellingtonin partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Master of Public Policy (M.P.P.). Mohan Das, Sukanaya, (2005). 'Building peace in Timor-Leste: a critical analysis': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy.

Victoria Police Education Programme None Recorded

Pacific Rerearch Inventory, Victoria Univetsity of Weilington, July 2007 41 School of Information Management Banks, Elizabeth Ingeborg, (2000). "'Are you being served : an investigation into the ways public libraries encourage the information seeking behaviour and meet the information needs of Asian and Pacific immigrants to New Zealand : submitted to the School of Communications and Information Management Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Library and Information Studies. Thompson, Graeme Anthony, (2000). 'Selected and annotated bibliography of monographs in the National union catalogue of New Zealand relating to French exploration and colonisation in the South Pacific until 1900 : a guide for undergraduate history students' : submitted to the School of Communications and Information Management Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Library and Information Studies.

Gayton, Jody Marcia, (2002). 'Pacific Island teens and school libraries : research study examin- ing Pacific Island hich school students in South Auckland attitudes towards school libraries' : submitted to the School of Communications and Information Management Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Library and Information Studies.

Purcell, Fuatai, (2003). 'E-commerce adoption in the South Pacific : an exploratory study of threats, barriers and opportunities for e-commerce in SMEs in Samoa :a thesis submitted as part of the requirements for the degree of Master of Commerce and Administration in Information Systems management to the School of Information Management, Victoria University of Wellington.

School of Marketing and International Business None recorded

Victoria Management School Shearer, Odette, (2001). Collections psychometric test validation research : a research report submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Diploma in Human Resource Management Guaigu, Grace, (2003). 'Potentials and Constraints of Tourism Growth in Papua New Guinea': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Tourism Management.

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

School of Early Childhood Teacher Education None recorded

School of Education Studies Dickie, John, (2000). 'Pacific Nations students in primary teacher training: Investigating their learningneeds.' :a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellingtoninpartial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education.

42 Pacific Rereaieh Inventory, Victoria Univerrity of Wellington, July 2007 Ah Kuoi, Kemeth Paul Leiataualesa, (2000). 'The implementation of Samoan language as a school certificate subject in the New Zealand education qualifications framework': a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Victoria University of Wellington.

McDonald, Barry Lex, (2001). 'Transfer of training in a cultural context : a Cook Islands study': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Education. Chu, Cherie Maria, (2002). 'Spelling for learning to read in Samoan children': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Education. Kelep-Malpo, Kapa, (2003). 'Gender and school leadership in the Papua New Guinea public school system': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Education. Esera, Iosua Faatili, (2002). 'Acquisition of English proficiency by students from Samoan speakinghomes: anevaluativestudy: a thesissubmitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Victoria University of Wellington. Burgess, Feaua'i, (2004). 'Print experiences offered to Samoan children in different early childhood services': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Education.

School of Primary and Secondary Teacher Education None recorded

Te Kura Maori None recorded

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Asian Studies Institute None recorded

Graduate School of Nursing and Midwifery Faasalele, Ausaga, (1999), 'The place of contraception and abortion in the lives of Samoan women': A thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing. Esera, Folole Iaeli, (2001). 'If a client is operating from a Samoan world view how can s/he be holistically and appropriately treated under the western medical model: a research paper submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied) in Nursing. Southwick, Margaret, (2001). 'Pacific Women's Stories of Becoming a Nurse in New Zealand: A Radical Herrneneutic Reconstruction of Marginality': a thesis submitted to the Victoria

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Weliington, July 2007 43 University of Wellingtonin fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing. Logovae, Fualaau, (2002). 'Practising at the crossroads: Experiences of Pacific Island nurses practising in the mainstream mental health services': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied) in Nursing.

School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies Campbell, Penelope, (2002). 'Collecting the Pacific 1768-1977: Joseph Banks, Alexander Turnbull, Rex Nan Kivell': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Art History. Lipene, Tavita, (2002). 'FaJasamoa and Church Music in New Zealand': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Religious Studies). Mahina, Kolokesa Uafa, (2003). 'Koloa tukufakaholo: the management of Tonga's cultural heritage': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied) in Museum and Heritage Studies.

School of Asian and European Languages Reidy, Johanna, (2003). 'Communicating successfully: approaches to legal translation in the Pacific': a thesis submitted to Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in French.

School of English Film and Theatre None recorded

School of History, Philosophy, Political Science and International Relations Powles, Anna Rachael, (2000). 'The international dimensions of civil war : an analysis of the Bougainville conflict': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts [in Political Science]. Nicholl, Rae, (2002). 'The Woman factor: Candidate Selection in the 1990s: New Zealand, Guam, and South Africa': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science. Frost, Odette Arorae Davina, (2002). 'The future of Pacific Island regional organisations': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Political Science.

School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies Roberts, Mary, (1999). 'Immigrant language maintenance and shift in the Gujerati, Dutch and Samoan communities of Wellington': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Linguistics.

44 Pacific Research Inventory. Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Hunkin, Galumalemana Alfred, (2001). 'A corpus of contemporary colloquial Samoan': a thesis presented to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the thesis requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics. Paviour-Smith, Martin, (2003). 'Tok Pisin and i: subject and verb agreement in Melanesian Pidgin English and two other unrelated creoles of Melanesia': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Linguistics. Fonua, Siosi'ana 'Ungatea Taonganui, (2004). ' "KO e ako lea 'a e fanau ta'u nima 'i Tonga": five-year old children learning language practices at home and school in Tonga': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Linguistics. Davidson-Toumu'a, Ruth, (2005). 'The tertiary academic reading experience: Case studies of first year Paafic students': a dissertation presented to the Victoria in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics.

School of Music None recorded

School of Social and Cultural Studies Iata, Loama, (2001). ' "Meeting the Challenge" - ethnic minority adults in tertiary education: the experiences of Samoan mature students at Victoria University' : a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied) in Social Science Research. Maher, Sasha, (2003). 'Local Europeans of Fiji: Race, and Coups': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Anthropology. Mallon, Sean, (2003). 'The globalisation of Samoan tattoo': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Anthropology. McAven, Jennifer, (2004). 'An evaluation of the employment outcomes of partiapants in an in-work support programme for Maori and Pacific peoples': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied) in Social Science Research. Tiatia, Ramona, (2004). 'Samoan traditional healers 'o le susuga faito'o'; cultural constructions in New Zealand, Aotearoa': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied) in Social Science Research. Arthur, Lucy, (2004). 'These Islanders': Pacific people in the New Zealand print media, 1960-1974': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of New Zealand Studies.

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 45 FACULTY OF LAW

Wilson, Robyn, (2001). 'Events in the Solomon Islands placed in the context of international humanitarian law': Research paper (LL.M.). Townend, Andrew, (2002). 'The strange death of the realm of New Zealand: the implications of a New Zealand republic for the Cook Islands and Niue': Research paper (LL.M.). Foukona, Joseph D., (2002). 'Solomon Islands: a nation of islands in conflict': Research paper (LL.M.). Tupou, Sela, (2002). 'Juvenile justice: a comparative analysis of juvenile justice in New Zealand and the Kingdom of Tonga': Research paper (LL.M.). Lidimani, David, (2002). 'International cooperation in fisheries management: the Honolulu Convention and the future of Pacific Island States: a legal analysis': Research paper (LL.M.).

Muria, John, (2002). 'Customary land disputes in Solomon Islands : a search for solution': Research paper (LL.M.). Mills, Alison, (2003). 'Constitutional failure in the Solomon Islands: the difficulties of reform': Research paper (LL.M.). Duckworth, James, (2004). 'Constitutional fundamentals in Tuvalu after Kilei and Latasi: how can the role of Parliament be strengthened?': Research paper (LL.M.). Duckworth, James (2004). 'Resource allocation and the issue of underfunding: the problem of providing health systems in small island states: a legal analysis of the provision of health care within Tuvalu : how can this be improved?': Research paper (LL.M.). Duckworth, James (2004). 'HIV and the right to privacy: a legal analysis of Hmthe individual, and confidentiality in the small island nation of Tuvalu : is there a need for change?': Research paper (LL.M.). Nicholls, Ruth, (2004). 'Corruption in the South Pacific: the potential impact of the UN convention against corruption on South Pacific island states': Research paper (LL.M.). Marshall, Lisa, (2004).'Fisheries rnanagementinthesouthl'acific: achievements andprospects': Research paper (LLB. (Hons.)). Ryan, Caitlin (2004). 'The end of an empire: developing a draft constitution for Pitcairn Island': Research paper (LLB. (Hons.)).

46 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 FACULTY OF SCIENCE

School of Biological Sciences Whyte, A.L.H., (2002). 'Human Evolution in Polynesia: A Molecular Biological Study': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Genetic and Molecular Biology.

School of Chemical and Physical Sciences None recorded

School of Earth Sciences Ebrahim, Maged, (1999). 'Carbonate sedimentation and recent influence of human activity on Tarawa Atoll, Republic of Kiribati, South Pacific': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Geology. Kemp, Justin, (2000). 'Disaster Management in the South Pacific: An exploration of disaster management in the South Pacific and critique of Ian Rector's 'Comprehensive Programming Process': a Master of Development Studies thesis (not in library catalogue). Levinson, John, (1999). 'Tourism and development in the Cook Islands: exploring the role of marketing and the Internet': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in ful- filment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Development Studies. Wahrlich, Ralph, (2000). 'Mesoscale convection systems over the tropical western Pacific': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Geophysics. Davidson, Aileen, (2001).'The impact of the 1996 reforms on the Cook Islands': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Development Studies. Filise, Lute, (2001). 'Ecotourism in Tonga: How responsible and therefore how sustainable, is it?': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Geography. Fountain, Philip, (2002). 'Christianity, local culture and disaster relief theory and practice in Papua New Guinea: a case study of the involvement of the Combined Churches Organisation in the 1998 Aitape tsunami disaster relief : a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Geography. Christie, Robert Harry Kenrick, (2002). 'The petrology, geochemistry and petrogenesis of volcanic rocks from the Southern Kermadec Oceanic Island Arc, South West Pacific': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Geology. Meehan, Hayley Jane, (2002). 'Pigeons and rainforest trees in Tonga: their interdependence in shrinking forest remnants': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of WelIington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Ecology.

Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 47 Van Gisbergen, Kylie, (2003). 'Situating 'Community-based Conservation' in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Development Studies. Spratt, Joanna, (2004). 'Health experiences of Suva's urban poor: a case study of garment factory workers': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Development Studies. Frew, Michael (2005). 'Tourism as an economic development tool for Ovalau, Fiji Islands: An analysis of selected issues': a thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Development Studies.

School of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science None recorded

School of Psychology None recorded

48 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 200i PACIFIC-RELATED CONFERENCES AND EVENTS

Each year the various Faculties and Schools organise and run a number of conferences, colloquium, symposiums and also host international events. Such events often have relevance to Pacific issues. Compiling a list of these was beyond the scope of this inventory, however several such events are scheduled for 2005 and may be viewed by locating the web home page of the Faculty involved and viewing their events lists.

"Waka: Pacific Communities 2000" Hosting Body: Stout Centre, VUW Convenor: Prof. Vincent O'Sullivan (Stout Centre) Keynote speakers: Prof: Albert Wendt (); Prof. Brij V. La1 (ANU); Prof. Margaret Jolly (ANU) Venue: National Library ofNew Zealand Dates: 28-30 July

"Oceania and Asia: The South Pacific Looks North" Colloquium Hosting Bodies: Asian Studies Institute, VW,and Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies, Canterbury Convenor: Prof: Ralph Pettman (Political Science and International Relations) Speakers: Tsuneo Sugishita(Ibaraki National University), AAOC.Prof. John Henderson (Canterbury), Assoc. Prof: Roderic Alley (VW),Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (VW) Venue: Macmillan Brown Centrefor Pacific Studies Dates: 28 February

"Regional colloquium on Rethinking Pacific education" Hosting Bodies: University of the South Pacific b Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: Professor Konai Thaman (USP), Dr. 'Ann Taufe'ulungaki (USP),Dr. Kabini Sanga ~VUW) Keynote speakers: Savenaca Siwatibau (Vice Chancellor, USP),Professor Konai Thaman (USP) Venue: University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji Dates: 23-25 April

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Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 49 "Thinking the Pacific" Seminar Series Hosting Bodies: Stout Centre and Pacific Studies, VUW Convenors: Dr. Lydia Wevers (Stout Centre) and Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (Pacific Studies) Speakers: Dr. Damon Salesa (National Libray Fellow), Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (VUW), Prof. Antony Hooper (Auckland), Prof. Tony Angelo (VUW),Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW),H.E. Mr. Wilkie Rasmussen (Auckland), Prof. David Mackay (VUW), Dr. Peter Brunt (VUW),Ms. Diane Woods (National Library), Galumalemana Alfred Hunkin (VUW) Venue: Stout Centre, VUW Dates: July-September

"Regional conference on Re-thinking Vanuatu Education Together" Hosting Bodies: Vanuatu Ministry of Education b Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: John Niroa (Vanutau Ministry of Education), Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Keynote speakers: Professor Konai Thaman (USP),Jean-Pierre Nirua (USP Vanuatu Centre), John Niroa (Ministry of Education) Venue: University of the South Pacific Emalus Campus, Port Vila, Vanuatu Dates: 1616 October

Research Development workshop Hosting Bodies: Vanuatu Ministry of Education b Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: John Niroa (Ministry of Education) b Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Trainers: Dr. Kabini Sanga (VW)b Linda Crowl (USP) Venue: Malapoa College, Port Vila, Vanuatu Dates: 13-15 May

Research Development workshop Hosting Bodies: Vanuatu Ministry of Education b Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: John Niroa (Ministry of Education) b Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Trainers: Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW)b Linda Crowl (USP) Venue: Curriculum Development Centre, Port Vila, Vanuatu Dates: 1-3 July

"New Zealand and the Pacific: Diplomacy, Defence, Development" Hosting Body: New Zealand Institute of International Affairs Convenor: Gerald McGhie (NZZIA) Keynote speaker: Hon. Phi1 Gofj Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Venue: Hunter Council Chamber Date: 19 July

50 Pacific Research Inventory. Victoria UniverriIy of Wellington, July 2007 Workshop on Fiji and Solomon Islands Hosting Bodies: Institute of Geography, Political Science and International Relations, and Pacific Studies Convenors: Dr. Warwick Murray (Geography), Assoc. Prof. Rod Alley POLS), Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (Pacific Studies) Key speakers: Assoc. Prof. John Henderson (Canterbuy), Shane Cave (Transparency International), Mr. Sai Lealea (Ministry of Pacific Islands Ajfairs), Dr. Doug Munro (Stout Centre), Dr. Sue Carswell (Ministry of Justice), Dr. Warwick Murray (Geography), Mu. Paul Roughan (Canterbuy), Mr. Joseph Foukona (VUW),Rev. Bobbi Kusilifu (NZ Bible College), Dr. Narko Tutua (MD), Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW). Venue: 6 Kelburn Parade Seminar Room Dates: 29-30 August

"Regional conference on Re-thinking Educational Aid in the Pacific" Hosting Bodies: Victoria University of Wellington & University of the South Pacific Convenors: Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW),Dr. 'Ana Taufe'ulungaki (USP) Keynote speakers: MS Alumita Taganesia (Permanent Secretary of Education, Fiji), MS Hilda Lini (Vanuatu), Dr. 'Ana Taufe'ulungaki (USP) Venue: Mocambo lntwnational Hotel, Nadi, Fiji Dates: 20-22 October

"Symposium on the Solomon Islands Education Strategic Plan" Hosting Bodies: Solomon Islands Ministry of Education, Solomon Islands College of Higher Education O Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: Donald Malasa (Ministry of Education), Joash Maneipuri (SICHE) & Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Keynote speakers: Barnabas Anga (Permanent Secretay of Education, Solomon Islands) Venue: SICHE, Honiara, Solomon Islands Dates: 1615May

"Tatau/Tattoo: Embodied Art and Cultural Exchange c.1760-2000" Hosting Bodies: Art History and Pacific Studies Programmes, VUW Convenors: Dr. Peter Brunt (Art History); Ms. April Henderson (Pacific Studies), Dr. Teresia Teaiwa, (Pacific Studies) Keynote speaker: Prof. Nicholas Thomas (Goldsmith's College, London) Venue: Union Hall, VUW Dates: 21-33 August

Pacific Research inventory, Victoria University of Weilingtoo. July 2007 51 "Music and Locality: towards a local discourse in music" Hosting Bodies: Musicological Society of Australia and New Zealand Musicological Society Convenor: Allan Thomas (Music) Speakers in Pacific panels: Dr. Adrienne Kaeppler (Smithsonian), Dr. Richard Moyle (Auckland), Dr. Wendy Pond, Ms. Jennifer Shennan (VUW),Mr. Paul Wolframm (VUW) Venue: School of Music, VUW Dates: 27-30 November

"Beyond MIRAB: the Political Economy of Small Islands in the 21st Century" Hosting Body: School of Economics and Finance, VUW Convenor: Dr. Geoff Bertram (Economics) Keynote speakers: Prof. Godfrey Baldacchino, University of Prince Edward Island, Canada Venue: GB Lecture Theatre, Law School Dates: 23-25 February

"Pacific Architecture Golloquium" Hosting Body: School of Architecture, VUW Convenor: Prof. Gordon Holden (Architecture) Keynote speaker: Professor Mike Austin (Unitech, Auckland) Venue: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Date: 20 August

"Regional conference on Re-thinking Educational in Micronesia" Hosting Bodies: Marshal1 Islands Ministry of Education, Pacific Resources in Education 6Learning (PREL) O Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: Dr. Hilda Heine (PREL), Dr. Marilyn Salas (University of Guam), G. Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Keynote speaker(s): Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW), Dr. Hilda Heine (PREL), Dr. Isebong (Palau Ministry of Education). Venue: Marshall Islands Resort, Majuro, Republic of Marshall Islands Dates: 27-29 October -.

Research Development workshop Hosting Bodies: Tonga Ministry of Education, University of the South Pacific O Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: Dr. 'Ana Taufe'ulungaki (USP)b Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Trainers: Dr. Lia Maka (Tonga) O Dr. Seu'ula Fua (Tonga) Venue: Ministry of Education, Tonga Dates: 15-17 April

52 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 Research Development workshop Hosting Bodies: Tonga Ministry of Education, University of the South Pacific & Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: Dr. 'Ana Taufe'ulungaki (USP) & Dr. Kabini Sanga (VUW) Trainers: Dr. Lia Maka (Tonga) G. Dr. Seu'ula Fua (Tonga) Venue: Ministry of Education, Tonga Dates: 12-14 July

"Engaging Oceania with Pacific Asia" Hosting Bodies: Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific and Centre for Strategic Stud- ies, VUW Convenor: Peter Cozens (VUW) Key Speakers: Dr. Jim Rolfe (Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies), Assoc. Prof. John Henderson (Canterbury), Prof. Graham Hassall (USP), Graeme Dobell (ABC), Mr. Zhou Xingbao (China Institute of International Studies), John Macfarlane (ANU), Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (VUW) Venue: Hunter Council Chamber, VUW Date: August 29

2005 "Practice in the Pacific: 2nd Annual Pacific Architecture Colloquium" Hosting Body: School of Architecture Convenor: Prof. Gordon Holden (Architecture) Venue: Schools of Architecture and Design, Vivian Street Date: 3 September

"Indigenous Knowledges: Reconciling Academic Priorities with Indigenous Realities" Hosting Bodies: NgE Pae o te Mflramatanga and He Parekereke (HP), Victoria University of Wellington Conference Manager: Dr. Joanna Kidman (HPIEducation) Speakers in Pacific panels: Cherie Chu (VUW),Ole Maiava, + Maori and Pacific Symposium Venue: Ruthevford House and Te Herenga Waka Marae Dates: 22-25 June

"Culture Moves! Dance in Oceania from Hiva to Hip Hop" Hosting Bodies: Center for Pacific Islands Studies, University of Hawai'i; Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa; Pacific Studies, Victoria University of Wellington Convenors: Dr. Katerina Teaiwa (CPISIUH),Mr. Sean Mallon (Te Papa), Ms. April Hendevson (VUW) Keynote speakers: Prof. Epeli Hau'ofa (USP), Dr. Adrienne Kaeppler (Smithsonian Institution) Venue: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Soundings Theatre Dates: 9-12 November

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Equity Report: Summaty of staffand student data, Victoria University of Wellington. Office of the Vice-Chancellor, September 2004. Wellington College of Education Annual Report 1999. Wellington College of Education Council. Wellington College of Education Annual Report 2000. Wellington College of Education Council. Wellington College of Education Annual Report 2001. Wellington College of Education Council. Wellington College of Education Annual Report 2002. Wellington College of Education Council. Wellington College of Education Annual Report 2003. Wellington College of Education Council. Wellington College of Education Annual Report 2004. Wellington College of Education Council. Victoria University Calendar, 2005. Office of the Vice Chancellor, Victoria University of Wellington. Staffand Student Research 1999. Research Office, Victoria University of Wellington. Staffand Student Research 2000. Research Office, Victoria University of Wellington. Staffand Student Research 2001. Research Office, Victoria University of Wellington. Staffand Student Research 2002. Research Office, Victoria University of Wellington. Staffand Student Research 2003. Research Office, Victoria University of Wellington. Staffand Student Research 2004. Research Office, Victoria University of Wellington. Victoria University of Wellington Library Victoria University of Wellington Staff Directory. http: / /www.vuw.ac.nz/staff-directory/

54 Pacific Research Inventory, Victoria University of Wellington, July 2007 ANNEX 1

Pacific Policy Advisory Council (2006-07)

Chair Professor David Mackay - Convener (on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor) Susan Davies - Committee Secretary

Members Mino Cleverley - Samoa Joy Sipeli - Niue Josephine Tiro - Cook Islands Josateki Vakaloloma - Fiji Tina Manase - Tuvalu Aleki Silao - Tokelau Tony Fakahau - Tonga Gabrielle-Sisifo Makisi - Secondary Schools' Komiti Pasifika (PPTA Representative) Ati Mamoe - Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs

Pacific Studies Advisory Committee Members (2005)

Chair Dr. Allison Kirkman (Associate Dean, FHSS)

Members Peter Adds (Te Kawa o Maui) Dr. Peter Brunt (Art History Programme) Dr. David Capie (Political Science & International Relations Programme) Dr. Jeff Sissons (Anthropology Programme) Dr. Kabini Sanga (Faculty of Education) Sera Gagau (Pacific Liaison Officer - Student Recruitment & Course Advice) Graeme Whimp (Postgraduate Student Association Representative) Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (Programme Director, Pacific Studies)

Pacific Rerearch Inventoiy, Victoria University of Wellington. July 2007 55 Va'aomanu Pasifika Advisory Committee (2007)

Chair Tagaloatele Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop

Members Dr. Allison Kirkman, Deputy Chair (Associate Dean FHSS) Peter Adds (Te Kawa o Maui) Dr. Peter Brunt (Art History Programme) Associate Professor, Dr Jeff Sissons (Anthropology Programme) Dr. John Macalister (School of Linguistics & Applied Language Studies) Cherie Chu (Faculty of Education) Sera Gagau (Pacific Liaison Officer - Student Recruitment & Course Advice) Community Rep to be appointed Graeme Whimp (Postgraduate Student Association Representative) Dr. Teresia Teaiwa (Programme Director, Pacific Studies) Galumalemana Alfred Hunkin (Programme Director, Samoa Studies)

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