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PublicationsOne of the primary purposes of this website is to make the
findings of the Research Programme on Education Employment Linkages as
accessible as possible. The research reports and seminar presentations are
downloadable as PDF files from this website. The academic articles are
generally subject to standard copyright considerations, and so are
listed here only. This page contains a chronological list of publications
produced by members of the research team that are relevant to the EEL
Programme.
Chronological List of All PublicationsPhillips, H. and M. Mitchell ‘It is all about feeling the aroha’: Successful Māori and Pasifika Providers. EEL Research Report No. 7, 1 July 2010. Download PDF Dalziel, P. Career Management Skills: Learning about Abilities and Opportunities. PowerPoint presentation to the New Zealand Labour Market and Skills Forum organised by the Industry Training Federation, held in the Old Government Buildings, Victoria University of Wellington, 1 September 2010. Download PDF Vaughan, K. and P. O’Neil Career Education Networks and Communities of Practice. EEL Research Report No. 6, 1 July 2010. Download PDF Dalziel, P. Leveraging Training Skills Development in SMEs: An Analysis of Canterbury Region, New Zealand. A report for the OECD LEED Programme, July 2010. Download PDF Dalziel, P. Education Employment Linkages: Perspectives from Employer-Led Channels. EEL Research Report No. 5, 1 July 2010. Download PDF Higgins, J. Education Employment Linkages Objective Two: Key Informant Interviews in Regional Communities. EEL Research Report No. 4, 1 July 2010. Download PDF Dalziel, P. “Developing the Next Generation: Employer-Led Channels for Education Employment Linkages.” Chapter 8 in Jane Bryson (Ed) Beyond Skill: Institutions, Organisations and Human Capability. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010, pp. 154-175. Higgins, J., K. Nairn and J. Sligo
“Vocational Imagination and Labour Market Literacy: Young New
Zealanders Making Education-Employment Linkages.” Journal of Vocational
Education & Training, 62(1), March 2010, pp. 13-25. Vaughan, K., H. Phillips, P. Dalziel and J. Higgins A Matter of Perspective: Mapping Education Employment Linkages in Aotearoa New Zealand. EEL Research Report No. 3, 1 July 2009. Download PDF Dalziel, P. Career Management Skills: Learning about Abilities and Opportunities. PowerPoint presentation to the second research symposium of the Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand, held at Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, on 13 March 2009. Download PDF Higgins, J. and P. Dalziel with K. Vaughan and H. Phillips, Choosing Career Pathways: Identity, Abilities and Support. PowerPoint presentation to for the Catching the Wave conference of the Careers and Transition Education (CATE) Association Aotearoa NZ, held in New Plymouth on 19-22 November 2008. Download PDF Higgins, J., K. Vaughan, H. Phillips and P. Dalziel 'Education Employment Linkages: International Literature Review.' EEL Research Report No. 2, 1 July 2008. Download PDF Higgins, J. K. Vaughan, H. Phillips and P, Dalziel, 'Education Employment Linkages Literature Review'. PowerPoint presentation to a research seminar for the EEL External Reference Group, Wharenui Marae, Victoria University of Wellington Karori campus, 8 July 2008. Download PDF Phillips, H. and M. Mitchell, 'Education Employment Linkages'. PowerPoint presentation to a research seminar for the EEL External Reference Group, Wharenui Marae, Victoria University of Wellington Karori campus, 8 July 2008. Download PDF Vaughan, K. and B. Gardiner, 'Understanding Careers Education in Complex Societies'. PowerPoint presentation to a research seminar for the EEL External Reference Group, Wharenui Marae, Victoria University of Wellington Karori campus, 8 July 2008. Download PDF Dalziel, P. 'Developing the Next Generation: Employer-Led Channels for Education Employment Linkages.' Invited paper presented to the Symposium on Developing Human Capability in and for the Workplace, hosted by the Industrial Relations Centre, Victoria University of Wellington, 4-5 June 2008. Download PDF Higgins, J., K. Nairn and J. Sligo, 'Peer Research with Youth: Negotiating (Sub)cultural Capital, Place and Participation in Aotearoa/New Zealand.' In S. Kindon, R. Pain and M. Kesby (eds) Participatory Action Research Approaches and Methods: Connecting People, Participation and Place, Routledge, 2008. Vaughan, K. 'A Tale of Two Hyphens: Working the Policy-Research and Researcher-Researched Hyphens in a Longitudinal Youth Transition Project.' International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 11 (3), July 2008, pp. 215 - 227. Vaughan, K. and J. Roberts, 'Developing a "Productive" Account of Young People's Transition Perspectives.' Journal of Education and Work, 20(3), 2007, pp. 91-106. Nairn, K., J. Higgins and A. Ormond, 'Post-school Horizons: New Zealand's Neo-liberal Generation in Transition.' International Studies in Sociology of Education, 17(4), 2007, 349-366. Nairn, K. and J. Higgins "New Zealand's Neo-liberal Generation: Tracing Discourses of Economic (Ir)rationality." Qualitative Studies in Education, Special Issue on Neo-liberalism and Education, 20(3), 2007, 261-281. Nairn, K., J. Higgins and J. Sligo, 'Youth Researching Youth: "Trading on" Subcultural Capital in Peer Research Methodologies.' Teachers' College Record, June 2007, Online ID Number: 14515. Dalziel, P. Strengthening Education Employment Linkages. PowerPoint presentation to the Canterbury Labour Market Strategy workshop, Christchurch Convention Centre, 26 November 2007. Download PDF Karen Vaughan and Ben Gardiner "Careers Education in New Zealand Schools." Wellington: NZCER, 2007. Available on the NZCER website Dalziel, P. Education Employment Linkages: An Introduction to the Research Programme. PowerPoint presentation to the Australia New Zealand Regional Science Association International Conference, TelstraClear Pacific Events Centre, Manukau City, 23-26 September 2007. Download PDF Dalziel, P. Integrating Employment, Skills and Economic Development: New Zealand. A report for the OECD LEED Programme, September 2007. Available on the Department of Labour website www.dol.govt.nz/publications/general/iesed/summary.asp. Dalziel, P., J. Higgins, K. Vaughan and H. Phillips Education Employment Linkages: An Introduction to the Research Programme. EEL Research Report No. 1, 1 July 2007. Download PDF Dalziel, P. Strengthening Education Employment Linkages in Regions to Remedy Skill Shortages. PowerPoint presentation to the Towards Regional Economic Prosperity conference, Wellington Town Hall, 23 March 2007. Download PDF Saunders, C. and P. Dalziel “Community Initiatives for Environment-Based Economic Development in a Depressed Region: A Case Study from the West Coast of New Zealand.” International Journal of Business and Globalisation, 1(3), September 2007, pp. 391-403. Dalziel, P. Transition from School to Work. PowerPoint presentation to a workshop for secondary school careers educators, Lincoln University, 1 March 2007. Download PDF Vaughan, K., J. Roberts and B. Gardiner Young People Producing Careers and Identities. The First Report from the Pathways and Prospects Project. Wellington: New Zealand Council for Educational Research, 2006. Available on the NZCER website www.nzcer.org.nz/default.php?cpath=139_133&products_id=1700 Vaughan, K. ‘Who Wants to Play “Careers”? New Research into Young People's Priorities and the Future of Careers Guidance’. SET Research Information for Teachers, 2, 2006, 37-41. Higgins, J. and K. Nairn, ‘Choice and the Children of New Zealand’s Economic Reforms.’ British Journal of Sociology of Education, 27, 2006, 207-220. Hipkins, R. and K. Vaughan, with H. Ferral, F. Beals and B. Gardiner Shaping Our Futures: Meeting Secondary Students' Learning Needs in a Time of Evolving Qualifications. Wellington: New Zealand Council for Educational Research, 2005. Available on the NZCER website www.nzcer.org.nz/default.php?cpath=139_133&products_id=1583 Vaughan, K. ‘The Pathways Framework Meets Consumer Culture: Young People, Careers, and Commitment.’ Journal of Youth Studies, 8, 2005, 173-186. Vaughan, K. and S. Boyd ‘Pathways, Junctions and Pitstops: Youth Transition Policy in New Zealand.’ In N. Bagnall (Ed.) Youth Transition in a Globalised Marketplace. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2005, pp. 99-118. Cram, F., H. Phillips, B. Tipene-Matua, M. Parsons and T. Taupo “A ‘Parallel Process’? Beginning a Constructive Conversation about a Māori Methodology.” Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 1(1), 2004, pp. 14-19.
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