Browsing by Author "Humphries, Maria"

• Communicating towards justice in ‘The Subaltern Voice’ (TSV) 

  Humphries, Maria; McNicholas, Patty (NZCA, 2009)

  We write with a voice of the marginalised in mind, as both marginalised women scholars writing from a critical perspective on human organisation and as privileged human beings with concern for those more dangerously excluded ...

  

• Critical evaluation of appreciative inquiry: Bridging an apparent paradox 

  Grant, Suzanne Lisa Parker; Humphries, Maria (Sage Publications, 2006)

  Despite increased applications and scholarship, appreciative inquiry remains a research method with little self-reflection or critique to evaluate the process as an action research method. Perhaps counter-intuitively, we ...

• Decoupling equality, diversity, and inclusion from liberal projects: Hailing indigenous contributions to institutional change 

  Verbos, Amy Klemm; Humphries, Maria (Emerald, 2012)

  Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to bring wider-reaching feminism to confluence with relational indigenous values for transformative responses to systemic exclusion. Design/methodology/approach - The authors critique ...

• Enhancing the circle of life: Management education and indigenous knowledge 

  Fitzgibbons, Dale E.; Humphries, Maria (SAGE, 2011)

  Prevailing values in management education are coming under increasing scrutiny for a deeper understanding of their connection to endemic poverty, institutional violence, and environmental degradation that are no longer ...

• Flexibility on whose terms? 

  Twiname, Linda J.; Humphries, Maria; Kearins, Kate (Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 2006)

  Purpose – As part of an ongoing project on worker well-being, this paper aims to examine the application of flexible work arrangements through the experiences of core workers in a small, European-owned, New Zealand ...

• Archetypes and the unthought: The projection of the King’s Court in New Zealand television media 

  Mataira, Kelvin (The University of Waikato, 2000)

  This thesis explores archetypal projections of conflict in Television New Zealand’s news and current affairs as an unthought. The television news and current affairs programmes identified in the thesis relate to issues of ...

  

• Demystifying a relationship between voluntary work and Māori 

  Te Momo, Oliver Helena Fiona (The University of Waikato, 2003)

  The purpose of this thesis is to provide evidence that critically reviews the relationship between Māori and voluntary work in social service organisations. Since colonisation very little research has been initiated that ...

  

• Normalising global neo-liberalism and workplace change through career management and development discourse: a New Zealand case study 

  Dyer, Suzette L. (The University of Waikato, 2003)

  Critical theorists call for the denaturalisation of complex processes within society that render individuals unconscious to particular forms of power and domination. They promote resistance and transformation based on ...

  

• Justice through service: An action inquiry 

  Gatenby, Beverly Ina (The University of Waikato, 2004)

  Through 2000 and 2001, I undertook an action research project with a group of staff in a church-affiliated social service agency in Aotearoa New Zealand. The purpose of the action inquiry was to work with the staff in the ...

  

• Indigenous women and the professions: Some Maori women's experiences in the accountancy profession of Aotearoa/New Zealand 

  McNicholas, Patty (The University of Waikato, 2003)

  Concern about and resistance to the marginalisation of indigenous peoples has been growing globally. A focus upon indigenous women's experiences of accountancy is thus timely given the increasing concern to recognise the ...

  

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