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Charles Crothers |
Social research methods; sociological theory; interface social research and policy; New Zealand society and Auckland; settler societies; sociology of social knowledge and the social sciences, quantitative survey data analysis. |
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Dr Marilyn Waring (IPP) |
Governance and Public Policy; Political Economy; Gender Analysis; Human Rights. |
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Dr Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop (IPP) |
Sustainable development; Pacific Small Island States; Gender; youth and development issues; Family security (domestic violence and Child abuse and neglect issues); Education. |
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Dr Sharyn Graham Davies |
Gender; sexuality; Indonesia; Asian Studies; Islam; policing; Southeast Asia. |
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Dr Antje Deckert |
Sociology of criminal law; the media in the criminological context. |
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Jane Verbitsky
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New Zealand politics, conflict resolution, regional studies, international relations, refugee/human rights/security nexus, justice institutions and processes, and peace education and conflict resolution fields.
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Camille Nakhid |
Sociology of education; the social construction of identity; appropriate research methodologies for marginalised and minority groups; race and ethnicity; Maori and Pasifika academic achievement. |
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Erik Landhuis
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Quantitative methodology; perception, illusion and delusion; creativity; health psychology; epidemiology; pseudoscience. |
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Evan Te Ahu Poata Smith |
Iracism and ethnicity; anti-racist movements; identity politics, research and indigenous peoples. |
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Dr John Buttle |
Police studies; police use of force and non-lethal weapons; police legitimacy and accountability; police reform; rural crime and policing; public and media understandings of crime and policing. |
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Cristina Parra |
Dehumanisation; intergroup perception; ethnic identification processes; social hierarchies; evolutionary psychology. |
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Kate Nicholls |
Political science; comparative politics; political economy; the state; public policy; organized labour; European integration; democracy; Australasian politics. |
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Dr Robert Webb |
Crime and safety issues for Maori in Auckland; Maori criminogenic needs and risk factors; Maori criminology and sociology; research methods; identity and organ donation. |
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Keryn McDermott |
Cooperative Education; refugee resettlement; cross-cultural research methodologies; bilingual delivery of ESOL programmes for beginners. |