Developed and adapted by the authors of this book, thematic analysis (TA) is one of the
most popular qualitative data analytic techniques in psychology and the social and health …

Thematic Analysis (TA) is an accessible, flexible, and increasingly popular method of
qualitative data analysis. Learning to do it provides the qualitative researcher with a …

We are in constant dialogue with fat. We consider where our fat lives on our bodies—how to
grow it, contain it, remove it, and prevent it. We check fat grams and make choices about …

This article sets out to trouble the psychologised and pathologising approach that has come
to dominate child protection practice in Aotearoa-New Zealand and comparable societies …

We tend to associate practices of population surveillance with Western modernity and the
intensification of security routines with the last decade defined by the “Global War on Terror” …

International researchers have documented the increasing availability and acceptability of
assisted reproductive technologies (across high income countries yet barriers to access …

The ACEs checklist is not yet widely used as a diagnostic tool within Aotearoa New Zealand
child welfare services but its relatively low visibility at this point does not mean that some of …

Access to publicly funded fertility care in Aotearoa New Zealand is determined by clinical
priority access criteria (CPAC). The CPAC for infertility is designed to ration public access to …

Tracing a line from popular eugenicist and racist reproductive control policies of the past
century, this paper argues that contemporary Western discourses of pregnancy fatness …

Children with severe and multiple disabilities (SMD) becoming out-of-school children
(OOSC) is a common issue in developing countries. Researchers have reported that the out …