~ Samoan Research International Repository ~
Black - Language, Culture, Sociology, History; Blue - Education, Development, Pacific; Purple - Health, Engineering, Science; Red - Law, Government, Commerce; Green - Religion etc
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Thesis, articles, papers by Samoan researchers
Black - Language, Culture, Sociology, History, Arts; Blue - Education, Development, Pacific; Purple - Health, Engineering, Science; Red - Law, Government, Commerce; Green - Theology
Conflicting power paradigms in Samoa's traditional democracy: From tension to a process of harmonization?
Christina La'ala'ai-Tausa, PhD thesis, Waikato
The dilemma of power relations in Samoa: A study of cultural hegemony in a developing democracy
Levi Tavita, PhD thesis, Canterbury, NZ
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Sua le le'a, toto le 'ata. The land and titles court of Samoa,
1903-2008: 'continuity amid change'
Fanaafi M Aiono-Le Tagaloa, PhD thesis, University of Otago
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Discounting accountability in the field of non-governmental organisations in Samoa
Agnes C Masoe, PhD thesis, AUT, New Zealand
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Maloafua: Structural Adjustment programmes: The case
of Samoa
Maria T Kerslake, PhD thesis, Massey University
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Samoa and the Christian state ideal
Rex Tauati Ahdar, Inter. Journal Study Christian Church
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Zones of ambiguity and identity politics
Jeannette Mageo
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Power positioning in the Samoan society: a reconceptualising of the relational space (va) in Samoa’s framework of power relations
Levi Tavita, Paper, University of Canterbury
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Political stability under HRPP
Asofou So'o, National University of Samoa
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One Party State: The Samoan Experience
Afamasaga Toleafoa, Paper ANU Press
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Samoa's price for 25 years of political stability
Iati Iati, University of Otago
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Samoa and New Zealand's special relationship: More than
a neighbour?
Taoa Kerslake, Master of Laws, Waikato University
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O Ti'afau o le malae o le faautugatagi a Samoa
TKT Potogi, MA University of the South Pacific
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Meaning Nuance in Social Policy
Tui Atua Tupua Tamasese Taisi Efi
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Mapping the Industrial Relations System of Samoa:
Patricia Ah Chong-Fruean, MA thesis, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
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Catching the dragon's tail: The impact of the Chinese in Samoa
Ashalynna Noa, MA thesis, University of Canterbury
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