DoctorZhifang Song

Imagining Food Security in the Anthropocene: an ethnographic study of Christchurch Community Gardens

Making Sense of Jane’s Life and Experiences as a Woman Farmer: The Transformation of Gender in Agriculture.

Multispecies Encounters: An Ethnography of the Construction of Knowledge in Aotearoa New Zealand Biosecurity

POINT OF TRANSITION: RESEARCH ON ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY BY PRACTITIONERS OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE IN NEW ZEALAND

Graffiti or Street Art? Urban Renewal in Post-Earthquake Christchurch

Contesting Cultural Conventions: Life Experiences of Young Samoan Gay Adults’

The Hidden Children: Experience of the One Child Policy in Chinese Cities

Engaging in Critical Agrarian Studies: Case Studies from Ningxia, China

Blood & Memory: Victorian colonial death, memorial practices, and the dynamics of local society at Christchurch’s Addington Cemetery

Whose life is it anyway? Identity, surveillance and power in the digital world

Roller Derby and Gender Conventions in Sport

SOCIAL ROLES IN HOST FAMILIES INVOLVED IN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE

RE-CONCEPTULIZING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SACRED FORESTS AND ETHNIC MINORITIES: SELECTED CASE STUDIES IN VIETNAMSacred forests in conservation culture and nature: the cases of Vietnam’s ethnic minority people

An ordinary China: reading ‘small-town youth’ for difference in a northwestern county town

Cross-border Marriage of Indian and Parkestanian Muslims

Exploration of Transgender Lives in New Zealand

Food, identity and transnational place-making How do people in a transnational network use food stories to transmit information about identity

Zakat: An Islamic Model for Social Responsibility

Identity Construction in a Han Immigrant Community: A Case Study of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps

Traceur: Exploring Physicality and Philosophy in Parkour

Zakat: An Islamic Model for Social Responsibility

2013-PhD/DMA/EdD-He, Issac Longtao

Fluidity: Migration, Music, and Fa’asamoa in Christchurch

The Damming of the Normada River: Profess, Technology and the Sacred

The meaning of belief in the cinematic apparatus--A reading of the death complex presented in Tibetan film