• F**k off : an examination of the relationship between art and politics in the practice of Ai Weiwei 

  Holt, Briar (Dissertation, Bachelor of Arts with Honours, 2012)

  The relationship between art and politics has been prevalent throughout art history. However, few artists have been so explicit in relating their work to a political situation as Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. Ai Weiwei's ...
• 'Bootlegging' evidence? Taking (judicial) notice of legislative facts in New Zealand 

  Van Ammers, Alisaundre C (Dissertation, Bachelor of Laws with Honours, 2008)
• Cloning for the good of us all? : the legal and ethical issues of therapeutic cloning in New Zealand 

  Tagg, Kathryn Marie McAuley (Dissertation, Master of Bioethics and Health Law, 2005)

  The purpose of therapeutic cloning is to create embryos or use existing embryos from which embryonic stem cells can be harvested and replicated. While research indicates that the use of stem cells generated in this way may ...
• Strange company : cultural interaction in Foveaux Strait, 1826-1856 

  Schofield, Geremy S (Dissertation, Bachelor of Arts with Honours, 2005)

  Introduction: The three decades between 1826 and 1856 comprise a significant period in the history of Foveaux Strait. This phase of southern social evolution featured the collision and intermingling of a variety of ...
• The Lebanese community in Dunedin before 1936 

  Sanders, M C (Dissertation, Bachelor of Arts with Honours, 1980)

  INTRODUCTION: This study of the Lebanese community in Dunedin has been undertaken partly in response to the need for further knowledge of immigrant groups for their own sake, and partly because of the light it casts on ...

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