PhD research and student profiles
To find out more about our PhD students, their research and how to contact them, visit their individual profile pages via the links below.
Barbara Bedeschi-Lewando
Pacific policy innovation for the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals
Kristen Maynard
He Kākano nō Rangiātea: Wairua in a public service context
Phillip Riley
Early childhood education and family dynamics
Geetanjali Sharma
Towards a better understanding of regulatory mixes in health-care related task shifting: A comparative analysis of the United Kingdom and Canada.
Lola Toppin-Casserly
Getting ethical leadership right at the top of our organisations to achieve more ethical and thriving organisations and people.
Sara Passmore
Intra-Organisational Pro-Social behaviour within community social service providers that have New Zealand Government contracts.
Mākere Hurst
Intergenerational Māori Wellbeing: The relationship between Māori and Whenua
Kirsten Jensen
Valuing public expenditure -The wellbeing value to society of the New Zealand winter energy payment; Implications for public finance institutional design
Timothy Ng
Business practices, dynamic capabilities and firm performance
Annika Naschitzki
The drivers and impacts of internal restructures in New Zealand’s public sector organisations
Kyungjin Min
Examining the role of public procurement in driving sustainability in smart cities
Natalia Albert Llorente
Relationship between policy and social cohesion