STOUT RESEARCH CENTRE FOR NEW ZEALAND STUDIES

Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies

The Stout Research Centre was established to encourage scholarly inquiry into New Zealand society, history and culture.

We are part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Victoria University and offer postgraduate degrees in History, New Zealand Literature and New Zealand Studies. We host independent scholars from the community and the JD Stout Fellow.

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Events

Oct-Nov 2011 Research Roundup Seminar Series

Seminars take place every Wednesday from 5 October to 30 November 2011
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News

Journal of New Zealand Studies

2011 special issues

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Cathy Wylie – JD Stout Fellow

The JD Stout Fellow for 2011 is Dr Cathy Wylie. Cathy is working on a book on "Educational Policy in New Zealand" from the time of the 1989 educational reforms, known as "Tomorrow's Schools".

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Martin Fisher, PhD Candidate

Martin Fisher was awarded a Vice-Chancellor’s Strategic Scholarship to study the Treaty of Waitangi settlement process from an international perspective. His project has important implications for traditional Anglo settler societies that are still grappling with the difficulties of their turbulent past.

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