• The role of socio-emotional competencies towards information and communication technologies implementation, IT experience, and team performance. 

  Tuazon, G. (2021)

• ‘Forgotten world highway, forgotten people’: A qualitative research project exploring the experience of poverty in a rural community. 

  Pitt, L. (2021)

• “Not on my watch!”: A case study in the datafication of child welfare in Aotearoa New Zealand. 

  Ballantyne, N. (2021)

• ‘Forgotten world highway, forgotten people’: A qualitative research project exploring the experience of poverty in a rural community. 

  Pitt, L. (2021)

• Role of national representative to the IFSW UN Commission for the Asia-Pacific region. 

  Douglas, J. (2021)

• Three roads to Rome? Comparative policy analysis of predictive tools in child protection services in Aotearoa New Zealand, England, & Denmark. 

  Jorgensen, A.; Webb, C.; Keddell, E.; Ballantyne, N. (2021)

  Across nation states, social work services have developed and implemented predictive assessment tools that utilize algorithms to calculate risk from large inter-linked databases. In this paper, we explore and compare the ...

• The populist and institutionalist logics of anti-expressway campaigns in Aotearoa New Zealand. 

  Hamlin, M. (2021)

• From housing crisis initiative to public issue: Justifications Analysis of land-use proposals in the public sphere. 

  Hamlin, M. (2021)

  This article demonstrates how Justifications Analysis can be used to understand how citizens effectively politicise land-use proposals in the public sphere. I examine a proposal to develop housing on a public reserve in ...

• Information culture: Exploring Muslims’ values and attitudes to information when facing discrimination at New Zealand universities. 

  Boamah, E.; Salashour, N. (2021)

• Recognising the social determinants of mental distress. 

  Ballantyne, N.; Beddoe, L. (2021)

• A systematic review of perspective taking within social exchange relationships. 

  Tuazon, G. (2021)

• Discussion on innovations during COVID19 pandemic. 

  Smith, M.; Wilkinson, H. (2021)

• Te whakamau i ngā tikanga o te Tiriti o Waitangi: Making the mahi meaningful for workers in the health and wellbeing setting. 

  Smith, M.; Weeks, E. (2021)

• Opening doors – Māori and their whānau: Finding equilibrium through the senses. 

  Schlotjes, E.; Smith, M. (2021)

• To wear or not to wear the hijab: Critical perspectives on newspapers’ arguments in favour or against New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern. 

  Salashour, N.; Serafis, D. (2021)

• Immigration, friend or foe: The discursive construction of migrants in New Zealand media. 

  Salashour, N. (2021)

• Same, same but different: An exploration of the lived experience of poverty in a rural district in Taranaki. 

  Pitt, L. (2021)

• Research with a marginalised hard to reach population: Lessons from a study about poverty in a rural community. 

  Pitt, L. (2021)

• Social workers, SDGs & the United Nations: Experiences & reflections of the IFSW Asia Pacific UN Commission. 

  Kotbungkair, W.; Cordoba, S.; Kim, S.; Olamaee, H.; Douglas, J. (2021)

• Work from home and resilience among working parents during Covid-19. 

  Jain, S.; Choudhary, N. (2021)

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