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The Ideology of Integration: An examination of the New Zealand and Ireland case studies

Milosevic, Miran (Victoria University of Wellington, 2014)

The study of integration policy is of particular relevance in an increasingly globalised world, since integration policy was shown to be important to the maintenance of social cohesion of immigrant receiving host societies ...
I Disturbi Alimentari Nella Narrativa Femminile Italiana Dall'unità al Miracolo Economico: Eating Disorders in Italian Women's Writings From Unification to the Economic Boom

Calamita, Francesca (Victoria University of Wellington, 2013)

In the feminist discourse about women’s relationship with food developed in the 1970s and 1980s, eating disorders are perceived as a complex reaction to traditional models of female identity. In the writings of Kim Chernin, ...
IELTS Preparation in New Zealand: an Investigation into the Nature of the Courses and Evidence of Washback

Hayes, Belinda M (Victoria University of Wellington, 2003)

In recent years, the impact of major tests and examinations on language teaching and learning has become an area of significant interest for testers and teachers alike. One aspect of test impact is washback, which is ...
If a Client is Operating From a Samoan World View How can S/He be Holistically and Appropriately Treated Under the Western Medical Model?

Esera, Folole Iaeli (Victoria University of Wellington, 2001)

This paper is an analysis of the cultural and traditional factors that I believe are essential considerations in the treatment of Samoan people who have been diagnosed with a mental illness. Just as important to any ...
If Bill Phillips were Governor ...? Some implications of his work for contemporary macroeconomic policy

Scobie, Grant M (2020)

The purpose of this essay is to address the question: “Are there elements of Phillip's work that are still relevant today for macroeconomic policymaking today?” In undertaking this task, I will draw on the summary of his ...
If Electricity Liberalisation Is Working, Then Why Do So Many People Hate It?', presented by Prof James Bushnell 7 August 2013

Bushnell, James (2013)

Attitudes towards the proper form of organisation and regulation of the electricity sector have shifted several times over the past two decades. These shifts include a wave of liberalisation that encompassed many regions ...
"If I Were Not Alexander..." An Examination of the Political Philosophy of Plutarch’s Alexander-Caesar

Buckley-Gorman, Richard (Victoria University of Wellington, 2016)

This thesis examines Plutarch’s Alexander-Caesar. Plutarch’s depiction of Alexander has been long recognised as encompassing many defects, including an overactive thumos and a decline in character as the narrative progresses. ...
If spaces could talk what would they say - Spatial communication and Representation in Landscape Architecture

Pead, Samantha (Victoria University of Wellington, 2020)

An important component of landscape architecture is its ability to represent processes of re-imagining and designing the places we live in. The way we represent these processes of designing landscape presents an interesting ...
If Walls Could Speak: Designing a satellite creative campus through a combination of adaptive reuse strategies and artistic manoeuvres generated from music video to enhance a repurposed building’s identity

Taylor, Morgan (Victoria University of Wellington, 2019)

In many examples of adaptive reuse, the original identity of a work of architecture becomes lost or obscured when the new interior program is no longer represented by the meaning inherent in the exterior facades. This ...
"If you can, kill and, if you cannot, die!": the development of the concept of martyrdom in Islam

Boyer, Charlotte (Victoria University of Wellington, 2006)

This study will provide a framework for understanding the concept of martyrdom in Islam and the development of the 'suicide bomber' as a form of martyrdom. I will argue that 'suicide bombing' as a form of martyrdom is not ...
"I just find it awkward": Girls' negotiations of sexualised pop music media

Goddard, Sarah (Victoria University of Wellington, 2016)

This thesis examines girls’ relationship with and consumption of female pop stars’ music media. It is contextualised within a period of extensive academic and media debate about girls’ engagement with what has been termed ...
I just want to be myself: Rethinking Pacific climate change adaptation

Walker, Janie (Victoria University of Wellington, 2019)

Climate change is now being presented as the biggest future threat to humanity. Many people living in the Pacific Islands are experiencing this threat through the extreme negative impacts of climate change without largely ...
I Kahiki ke Ola: In Kahiki there is Life, Ancestral Memories and Migrations in the New Pacific

Case, Emalani (Victoria University of Wellington, 2015)

While exploring different topics and issues—examining everything from the importance of our Pacific genealogies, to the analysis of Hawaiian language literature, to the power of prophecies and predictions for the future, ...
"I know it when I see it" - censorship, a search for certainty : a note on Society for the Promotion of Community Standards v. Waverley International (1988) Ltd.

Whimp, Matthew Peter. (1993)
“I know what that is! It’s modern art!” Early childhood access to and use of art museums and galleries in Aotearoa New Zealand

Terreni, Lisa (Victoria University of Wellington, 2017)

This thesis examines issues of access to art museums and galleries for young children attending early childhood (EC) centres, the ways in which the EC sector uses the institutions to enhance young children’s learning, and ...
I'll Get by with a Little Help from my Friends: Young People's Help-Seeking for Depression

Peacocke, Phillipa Mary (Victoria University of Wellington, 2007)

The present research involved two studies examining the impact of severity on the process of help-seeking for depression. The first study included a survey of 316 New Zealand Adolescents (14-18 years) help-seeking, their ...
“Illicit drive-through sex”, “Migrant Prostitutes”, and “Highly Educated Escorts”: Productions of ‘acceptable’ sex work in New Zealand news media 2010 – 2016

Easterbrook-Smith, Gwyn (Victoria University of Wellington, 2018)

In 2003 New Zealand passed the Prostitution Reform Act, decriminalising sex work and associated activities. This thesis examines news media representations of sex work and workers from 2010 to 2016 to determine how these ...
The Illicit Scripts: An Architecture that encapsulates the writers of the unwritten chapters

Helmy, Nervan (Victoria University of Wellington, 2017)

With recent political unrest in Egypt and the election of a new president, the Egyptian people came close to having a radical Islam believer, purportedly affiliated to the radicalist group known as ISIS, as the leader of ...
Illumination Space: A Feature Space for Radiance Maps

Chalmers, Andrew (Victoria University of Wellington, 2018)

From red sunsets to blue skies, the natural world contains breathtaking scenery with complex lighting which many computer graphics applications strive to emulate. Achieving such realism is a computationally challenging ...
The Illusion of Separateness, a Philosophical Study of Nursing and Naturopathic Practice: Healing Connections Between People

Kingsbury, Katherine Margaret (Victoria University of Wellington, 2000)

This thesis describes the journey of a practicing Independent Nurse Practitioner and Naturopath towards the understanding of the illusion of separateness and what this could mean in terms of health and healing generally ...

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