Souvenirs, as material cultures produced by hosts (and outsiders) for consumption by tourist
'others', are glocal expressions of place and identity, but have a range of meanings and …

This paper explores the narrativization of sports icons within the context of nationalist
discourse. The authors explore New Zealand media coverage surrounding the death of …

This paper analyses performances of nationhood by New Zealand sports tourists in Turkey.
The Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey is significant in the imagined community of New Zealand …

ABSTRACT In New Zealand various modest household artifacts that were produced locally
in the 1940s and 1950s have become sought-after collectibles. As resistance to the …

Abstract 'Kiwiana'is the term used for New Zealand locally-produced objects from the post-
war period: everyday objects, once prosaic, are now the stuff of wilful nostalgia. During that …

This chapter explores current practices in New Zealand of conserving and recasting material
evidence of cultural uniqueness. Those once trivial items that constitute kiwiana have …

While Aotearoa New Zealand's first people, Maori, have populated New Zealand for almost
one thousand years, since the nation's colonisation during the 1840s, people from Aotearoa …

Abstract In New Zealand there is a strand of cultural memory popularly known as' kiwiana'.
The term embraces everyday popular cultural practices-beach activities in summer, food …

This exegesis is an examination of the New Zealand musical and serves to contextualise it
in comparison to its progenitor the American musical, as well as in comparison to other New …

A thesis submitted in total fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of
Philosophy to the Department of Social Inquiry, College of Arts, Social Sciences and …