~ 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
Coconut water in a Coca Cola bottle: In search of an Identity:
A New Zealand-born Samoan in a Globalized World.
Terry Pouono, PhD thesis, University of Auckland
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O le Suli Vaaia o le Atua. A Visible Heir of God. A trinitarian theology for the faifeau identity of the Congregational Christian Church in NZ
Imoamaua E C Setefano, PhD thesis, UA
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The Samoan diaspora church in New Zealand: patterns of movement and dynamics amongst three generations of Samoan families
Feiloaiga J Taule'ale'ausumai, PhD thesis, AUT NZ
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The Ifoga Ritual in Samoa in Anthropological and in Biblical Perspectives
Sanele F Lavatai, PhD thesis, Auckland, NZ
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Courting A Public Theology of Fa’a-vae for The Church and Contemporary Samoa
Faala S Amosa, PhD thesis, Charles Sturt University
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Fa’aola Fanua: A Samoan Public Theology of Taking Care of Customary Land (fanua faa-le-aganu’u)
Charles U Tupu, PhD thesis, Charles Sturt University
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Soga'imiti: An embodiment of God in the Samoan male body
Tavita Maliko, PhD thesis, University of Auckland
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O le Tofa Liuliu a Samoa: A hermeneutical critical analysis
of the cultural-theological praxis of the Samoan context
Faalepo Tuisugaletaua, PhD thesis, Melbourne
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The Congregational Christian Church of Samoa,1962-2002:
a study of issues and policies
Aukilani Tuiai, PhD thesis, Charles Sturt University
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Le laau o le sopoaga: A plant for a journey:Planting Samoan Methodism in New Zealand
Saunoa Sila, PhD thesis, Auckland
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Samoa Tula'i: Ecclesiastical and political face
of Samoa's Independence 1900-1962
Featuna'i B Liuaana, PhD thesis, ANU
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Covenant keepers: A history of Samoan (LMS) missionary wives in the Western Pacific from 1839 to 1979
Latu Latai, PhD thesis, Australian National University
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Origin and beginning of the Congregational Christian Church of Samoa in Aotearoa New Zealand
Danny Ioka, PhD thesis, University of Otago
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Fetuutuuna'i le va: Navigating relational space
Alesana F Pala'amo, PhD thesis, Massey University
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Towards a Samoan postcolonial reading of discipleship in the Matthean gospel
Vaitusi L Nofoaiga, PhD thesis, University of Auckland
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The Church and Politics
Isa'ako V Tupa'i
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Churches and the economy of Samoa
Cluny Macpherson & La'avasa Macpherson
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Fetausia'i - A ServantLeadership paradigm for
the mission of the Methodist Church in Samoa
Latuivai K Latu, M.Theol thesis
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