Current PhD Candidates
Arshad Ali
Reorienting Pakistan's National Security Doctrine: From State-Centric to Human Security Approach
Fadhel Al Tooq
Iraq between a secular and Islamic state
Olumuyiwa Amao
Between “Freetown and Kinshasa”: towards a Redefinition of Nigeria and South Africa’s Conflict Interventionist Mechanism in Africa
Can Cinar
Disabilities and prostheses of global finance: The role of credit rating agencies in coping with instability in global political economy
Todd Croad
Comparative analysis of New Zealand's energy policy
Aaron Lim
How relevant is Clausewitz's strategic thinking to US national security policy in the post-cold war era?
Katoa Sailusi (Toa)
Comparative studies of leadership and management: the case of Tuvalu
Annisa Sidi
Construction of National Identity within the Multicultural Society of Indonesia
Laszlo Szollosi-Cira
Small countries' foreign policy behaviour and the decisive factors
Carolijn van Noort
Constructing a new world order through a narrative of infrastructural development: the case of the BRICS
Current MA students
Yehia Abdulla
The Effects of the situation in Gaza on the stability of Sinai and vice versa
Joerg Bendt
'Agenda-setting' in political communications in New Zealand
John Brinsley-Pirie
The political responses to domestic poverty by the Cameron Government in the United Kingdom and the Key Government in New Zealand post the 2009 Global Financial Crisis (GFC)
Jessica Gould
Georgia's relations with the European Union: EU exported norms or geopolitics?
Sam McChesney
The relationship between courage and moral pluralism.
Sarah Pfander
Measuring the Impact of Legislative Mandate on Restorative Justice Efforts
Graduates
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Chris Meikle
European Union ethical foreign policy and the challenges presented by the Arab uprisings
Darryn Russell
Māori leadership in a post-treaty settlement environment
Nilay Baycar
The compatibility of Islam and democracy: A case study of Turkey
Del Carlini
The politics of military adaptation: The development of a theoretical framework to explain military adaptation's importance to politics
Luca J Uberti - Thesis recognised by the Division of Humanities as being of exceptional quality
Neo-liberal clientelism: the political economy of industrial (under) development in Kosovo and Albania
Nutthathirataa Withitwinyuchon (Jib)
Understanding Sino-Japanese rivalry in East Asia
Tim Ferner
Making Government Accountable: The Case of Whistle-Blowing in the United States Department of Defense
Byron Richards
The political implications of financial market liberalisation in New Zealand
Eduardo Abou Ltaif
Communal aggression in divided societies: the case of Lebanon
Ashley Murchison
Aim for the heart? A study of New Zealand voter's responses to emotional appeals in televised political advertising
Laura Southgate
ASEAN and the sovereignty principle: explaining the dynamics of resistance to sovereignty violation
Tadashi Iwami
Japan's identity in international society: Constructing identity as a 'peacebuilding state'
Anthony Deos
Digital diplomacy and social capital: analysing relational components of trust in US and Israeli online social networks
Huseyn Aliyev
The Soviet legacy and post-communist civil society in the Caucasus
Maria Pozza
The international law and policy of outer space: a new perspective on arms control
Joe Burton
NATO after the Cold War: explaining the durability of the Atlantic Alliance in a new global context
Leon Goldsmith
The politics of sectarian insecurity: Alawite ‘Asabiyya and the rise and decline of the Asad dynasty of Syria
Penelope Hayes
The fifth Labour Government’s growth and innovation framework 1999-2006: a critical analysis and evaluation
Onur Oktem
Water politics and political culture: Turkey’s compatibility with the European Union
Reuben Steff
Deterrence, global security and the long road to the deployment of the Bush administration’s missile defence system
Mahama Tawat
Two tales of Viking diversity: a comparative study of the immigrant integration policies of Denmark and Sweden, 1960-2006
Glen Hazelton
Regime transition and foreign policy: the case of Russia’s approach to Central Asia (1991-2008)
Master of Arts (MA)
Luke Gardener
What effect do macroeconomic conditions have on voter support for governments in New Zealand?
Amee Parker
Democratic theory and education: a New Zealand case-study
John Bailey
China's rise and fear in East Asia
Matthew Stansfield
Justifying RAMSI: geopolitical reasoning, security and New Zealand's involvement in the Solomon Islands conflict
Stevie Jepson
Political theory - exploring gendered split subjectivities and their impact on political engagement
Ben Loughrey-Webb
The welfare reforms of the fourth and fifth National governments: a critical analysis and evaluation
Nicolas Pirsoul
The Mapuche struggle for/of recognition: identity and self-determination in Chile
Sandeep Singh
The role of identity in India's expanding naval power
Juana Diesing
Social media: a solution to declining youth engagement in Politics?
Amy Lewis
A fractured identity, a fractured democracy: the national facet of Ukraine's transition
David Cooper
Rating equity in New Zealand's local government
Chris Ford
High on aspiration, low on implementation: the development and implementation of the New Zealand Disability Strategy
Albert Green
Chipped jade: political problems of the Dunedin Town Belt, 1900-2010
Josh Hercus
To vote or not to vote: students’ perceptions and attitudes towards national and local elections in New Zealand
Elizabeth Soal
The global financial crisis and the problem of unemployment: a regulationist approach
Ruby O'Connor
Ideologies of the Asylum Seeker Debate in Australia: A Comparative Study
