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[photograph: Jack Ross]


Social and Cultural Studies:
Monograph Series

[2001-2010]

• Welcome


• Notes on Formatting


• List of Contributors


• List of Titles:
  
  
  1. Peter Mataira, Pa'u Tafaogalupe Mulitalo-Lauta, Rajen Prasad, Paul Spoonley, Marilyn Waring, & Wong Liu Shueng, Cross-Cultural Research: A Symposium. Introduction by Jennifer Lawn & Eleanor Rimoldi (November 2001). viii + 44 pp. [$10.00]
  
  
  2. Grant Duncan, Pain and the Body Politic. Discussion by Victoria Grace. Introduction by Eleanor Rimoldi & Jennifer Lawn (June 2002). viii + 60 pp. [$10.00]
  
  
  3. Lily George, Different Music, Same Dance: Te Taou and the Treaty Claims Process. Introduction by Graeme MacRae (June 2004) {reprinted December 2004, with revised genealogies}). vi + 110 pp. [$10.00]
  
  
  4. Carmel Cervin & Lewis Williams, Participatory Action Research in Aotearoa/NZ (July 2004). iv + 66 pp. [$10.00]
  
  
  5. Mike O'Brien, Jennifer Lawn, Fiona Te Momo, & Neil Lunt, A Third Term?: Evaluating the Policy Legacy of the Labour-led Government, 1999-2005 (August 2005). vi + 60 pp. [$10.00)
  
  
  6. Grant Young, Michael Belgrave, & Tom Bennion, Native and Māori Land Legislation in the Superior Courts, 1840-1980 (November 2005). iv + 98 pp. [$10.00)
  
  
  7. Julee Browning, Blood Ties with Strangers: Navigating the Course of Adoption Reunion over the Long Term (November 2006) {June 2007}. vi + 62 pp. [$10.00)
  
  
  8. Jack Ross, To Terezín: A Travelogue. Afterword by Martin Edmond (June 2007). ii + 90 pp. [$10.00)
  
  
  9. Rowan McCormick, Writers of Passage. Preface by Mary Paul. Afterword by Eleanor Rimoldi (June 2008). ii + 70 pp. [$10.00]
  
  
  10. Grant Duncan, Ann Dupuis, David Ishii, Jennifer Lawn, Peter Lineham, Cluny Macpherson, Graeme MacRae, Isabel Michell, Eleanor Rimoldi, Jack Ross & Warwick Tie, 11 Views of Auckland. Edited by Jack Ross & Grant Duncan. Preface by Jack Ross (December 2010). ii + 210 pp. [$20.00]
  
  
  
  
• Forthcoming Titles / Upcoming Events

List of Contributors

Social and Cultural Studies
[2001-2010]

1. Prof Michael Belgrave
   [6 - Native and Māori Land Legislation (2005)]


2. Tom Bennion
   [6 - Native and Māori Land Legislation (2005)]


3. Julee Browning
   [7 - Blood Ties with Strangers (2007)]


4. Carmel Cervin
   [4 - Participatory Action Research (2004)]


5. Associate Professor Grant Duncan
   [2 - Pain and the Body Politic (2002)]


6. Associate Professor Ann Dupuis
   [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


7. Martin Edmond
   [8 - To Terezín (2007)]


8. Dr Graham Fletcher
   [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


9. Lily George
   [3 - Different Music, Same Dance (2004)]


10. Prof Victoria Grace
    [2 - Pain and the Body Politic (2002)]


11. Dr David Ishii
    [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


12. Dr Jennifer Lawn
    [5 - A Third Term? (2005)]


13. Associate Professor Peter Lineham
    [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


14. Dr Neil Lunt
    [5 - A Third Term? (2005)]


15. Professor Cluny Macpherson
    [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


16. Dr Graeme MacRae
    [3 - Different Music, Same Dance (2004)]


17. Dr Peter Mataira
    [1 - Cross-Cultural Research (2001)]


18. Rowan McCormick
    [9 - Writers of Passage (2008)]


19. Dr Isabel Michell
    [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


20. Pa'u Tafaogalupe Mulitalo-Lauta
    [1 - Cross-Cultural Research (2001)]


21. A/Prof Mike O'Brien
    [5 - A Third Term? (2005)]


22. Dr Mary Paul
    [9 - Writers of Passage (2008)]


23. A/Prof Rajen Prasad
    [1 - Cross-Cultural Research (2001)]


24. Dr Eleanor Rimoldi
    [9 - Writers of Passage (2008)]


25. Dr Jack Ross
    [8 - To Terezín (2007)]


26. Prof Paul Spoonley
    [1 - Cross-Cultural Research (2001)]


27. Dr Fiona Te Momo
    [5 - A Third Term? (2005)]


28. Dr Warwick Tie
    [10 - 11 Views of Auckland (2010)]


29. Prof Marilyn Waring
    [1 - Cross-Cultural Research (2001)]


30. Lewis Williams
    [4 - Participatory Action Research (2004)]


31. Wong Liu Shueng
    [1 - Cross-Cultural Research (2001)]


32. Dr Grant Young
    [6 - Native and Māori Land Legislation (2005)]