Browsing by Author "Guerin, Bernard"
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Māori Migration: The Social Consequences
(2004-11-01)A team led by Bernard Guerin is looking at the family and community impacts from contemporary forms of migration in a 6-year project Strangers in Town: Enhancing Family and Community in a More Diverse New Zealand Society, ... -
Moving away from home: Some social consequences for Tūhoe migrating to the Waikato
(Population Association of New Zealand, 2004)To better understand the social consequences of migration away from traditional iwi regions, Tūhoe researchers intensively interviewed 40 Tūhoe people who had moved to the Waikato. It was found that most missed whanau and ... -
Place attachment of Ngāi Te Ahi to Hairini Marae
(Nga Pae o te Maramatanga, 2008)Twelve members of Ngāi Te Ahi, a hapū from Tauranga, were interviewed to explore how they talk about their place attachment to Hairini Marae. This was organized around five key dimensions of place attachment taken from ... -
Sampling community discourses as a method for assessing "public opinion"
(2004-09-01)In working with the topics of racial discrimination and household energy reductions it is clear that just measuring attitudes is no longer sufficient. We need a fuller social context to understand what is said about these ... -
Social consequences of Tūhoe migration: Voices from home in Te Urewera
(Nga Pae o te Maramatanga, 2008)A previous study by Nikora, Guerin, Rua & Te Awekotuku (2004) of the social consequences of Tūhoe moving to the Waikato region found employment and a tertiary education to be the primary motivators. Tūhoe ‘movers’ remained ...
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Depression and self-concept: the role of self perceptions in understanding, assessing, and intervening with depressed adolescents
(The University of Waikato, 2002)In 1994 the World Health Organization published statistics which identified New Zealand youth, and males in particular, as being the most likely to die by suicide compared to young people in 22 other economically developed ... -
Chinese migrant families in New Zealand: Family functioning and individual well-being
(The University of Waikato, 2004)Migration is a process that affects family functioning and well-being. The purpose of my thesis was to examine the influence of migration on family functioning and individual well-being in Chinese migrant families with ...
