Research Completed
This section includes abstracts of completed and published research. This section encourages the submission of a wide range of research publication types from conference PowerPoint presentations to peer-reviewed journal articles and including publications in draft and in press.
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Sport in 19th-century Aotearoa/New Zealand: Opportunities and constraints. (2007)
G Ryan
The author considers: the variety of processes contributing to the transition from traditional to modern sport in Britain; different elements in the establishment of Pākehā society in New Zealand... read more
Sport and education: Sport in secondary schools for all or for some?. (2007)
Bevan C Grant and Clive Pope
In this chapter, the authors provide an historical overview of the link between education, physical education and sport in New Zealand secondary schools. In particular, they consider: key events... read more
Sport and identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand (2007)
Edwards, M. F.
In this chapter, the author explores the linkages between sport and social identity, from the individual through to the national levels, and provides a range of examples illustrating this... read more
Athlete engagement: II. Development and initial validation of the Athlete Engagement Questionnaire (2007)
C S Lonsdale, K Hodge and S A Jackson
The article focuses on research which was conducted to develop a measure of engagement dimensions in athletes, to investigate the idea that preoccupation and enjoyment are athlete engagement... read more
The mass media and sport (2007)
T Bruce, M Falcous and H Thorpe
In this chapter, the authors argue that the relationship between sport and the media is highly significant in understanding the place and meaning of sport in New Zealand life. They consider: the... read more
Classify, divide and conquer: Shaping physical activity discourse through national public policy. (2007)
J Piggan, S J Jackson and M Lewis
The authors aim to draw attention to the role of public policy in shaping power relations discursively, and highlight how these power relations can be debilitating for particular groups in a public... read more
The sporting body: Whose body is fit for sport?. (2007)
C Obel and R Kerr
In this chapter, the authors consider: forms of classification of bodies for sports competitions; the influence of medical discourses on definitions of sex and physical ability as they are employed... read more
Sports advertising, cultural production and corporate nationalism at the global-local nexus: Branding the New Zealand All Blacks. (2007)
J Scherer and S J Jackson
This paper examines a case study of advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi’s production of a television commercial for Adidas’s sponsorship of the All Blacks. Through interviews with... read more
Developing national sport policy through consultation: The rules of engagement (2006)
M Sam and S J Jackson
This study illustrates how the rules and practices of a task force inquiry shaped the formulation of its policy. Adopting an institutional approach, it analyses New Zealand’s... read more
Telling the truth in public policy: An analysis of New Zealand sport policy discourse (2009)
J Piggan
Foucault’s conception of “games of truth” is used to investigate how truth in public policy is rhetorically constructed through the notion of “transparency”. Data was... read more
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