Add to ORKGThe Asian population is the fastest growing segment of New Zealand?s total population, with most of this growth happening in Auckland. Recognising the significance of this trend, this research aims to gain insights into people?s cultural heritage and experiences, and how these influence their engagement with the arts
This research investigates the benefits of traditional/ethnic arts participation on well-being for i...
Despite the compelling reality of our histories and geographies, interest in Asia from the Antipodes...
This qualitative study was designed to gather information, using focus groups, about Asian internati...
and the arts Attitudes, attendance and participation in 2014 Asian Aucklanders and the arts: Attitud...
This paper discusses how museums and galleries might positively engage with Asian audiences and brin...
At the last census in 2001, Asian peoples comprised over 6 % of the New Zealand population. This pop...
The question investigated by surveying mainstream Australians in Brisbane was whether studying Japan...
Beyond the metropoles: the Asian presence in small city New Zealand examines the impacts and trends ...
The question investigated by surveying mainstream Australians in Brisbane was whether studying Japan...
This thesis presents an interdisciplinary and exploratory study that seeks to identify transformatio...
The development of tourism cultural product in the case of minority peoples has become a mechanism f...
The 2010 "State of the Auckland Region" report published by the Auckland Regional Council refers to ...
Recent work on Asian ethnic minority immigrants to cities in the Anglophone Pacific Rim argues that ...
This research takes as its starting point the role of the media as a major influence on the way peop...
To New Zealanders south of the Bombay Hills, Auckland is generally seen as a vibrant economic powerh...
This research investigates the benefits of traditional/ethnic arts participation on well-being for i...
Despite the compelling reality of our histories and geographies, interest in Asia from the Antipodes...
This qualitative study was designed to gather information, using focus groups, about Asian internati...
and the arts Attitudes, attendance and participation in 2014 Asian Aucklanders and the arts: Attitud...
This paper discusses how museums and galleries might positively engage with Asian audiences and brin...
At the last census in 2001, Asian peoples comprised over 6 % of the New Zealand population. This pop...
The question investigated by surveying mainstream Australians in Brisbane was whether studying Japan...
Beyond the metropoles: the Asian presence in small city New Zealand examines the impacts and trends ...
The question investigated by surveying mainstream Australians in Brisbane was whether studying Japan...
This thesis presents an interdisciplinary and exploratory study that seeks to identify transformatio...
The development of tourism cultural product in the case of minority peoples has become a mechanism f...
The 2010 "State of the Auckland Region" report published by the Auckland Regional Council refers to ...
Recent work on Asian ethnic minority immigrants to cities in the Anglophone Pacific Rim argues that ...
This research takes as its starting point the role of the media as a major influence on the way peop...
To New Zealanders south of the Bombay Hills, Auckland is generally seen as a vibrant economic powerh...
This research investigates the benefits of traditional/ethnic arts participation on well-being for i...
Despite the compelling reality of our histories and geographies, interest in Asia from the Antipodes...
This qualitative study was designed to gather information, using focus groups, about Asian internati...