Victoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga Waka
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Applying Funds of Knowledge in a New Zealand High School: The Emergence of Team-based Collaboration as an ApproachVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Chinese Institutions and Policy Experimentation: The case of ZhongguancunVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Development, power and culture: Volunteer tourism in the Cook IslandsVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Sailing for Sustainability: The Potential of Sail Technology as an Adaptation Tool for Oceania. A Voyage of Inquiry and Interrogation through the Lens of a Fijian Case StudyVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Discourses of Vulnerability: Kiribati, I-Kiribati Women and Forced Migration Due to Climate ChangeVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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An Analysis of the Aid Effectiveness Agenda in TongaVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Perceptions of Samoan Parents from a Small Town in New Zealand on Parenting, Childhood Aggression, and the CD-ROM 'Play Nicely'Victoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Pule: Development Policy Sovereignty in SamoaVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Representative Institutions in Western Samoa During the Mandate 1919 - 1946Victoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Le Tofi ne'i Vale Tuulima: Perceptions of Samoan Students, Teachers and Parents on the Place of the Samoan Language in New Zealand TodayVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Haka and Hula Representations in TourismVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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Samoan Educators' Perceptions and Experiences of In-service Training in Implementing Curriculum ReformVictoria University of Wellington - Te Herenga WakaText Online
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