Political Science & International Relations

Scope and Contents

A collection of predominantly newspaper clippings, with some printed articles and handwritten notes. Details policies that cover gender, dress code, investing of finances, international relations and alliances, nuclear warfare and technology. Includes advertisements for military-themed teddy bears. Publication date range is 1972-2010, the folder is roughly ordered in reverse chronology. The subject matter includes dates as far back as 1880.

Summary of contents

Contains a copy of Luke G. Peacocke, ‘The arts of Impression Management: A Dramaturgical Analysis of Mediated Political Performances’, Political Science Honours Dissertation, Victoria University of Wellington, 1999. It was co-supervised by Margaret Clark and LC, and accompanying the work is correspondence from Clark about the potential of the study (during its development) and praising the work (once it was handed in). All documents date from 1999.

Summary of contents A collection of material to be used in a set of guest lectures by LC for POLS 110 of Victoria University. Includes the typed script of six lectures under the titles of ‘Democratic concepts and the mess media of communication’, ‘Communication systems and the news media process’, ‘Freedom of expression’, ‘Media effects and public opinion’, ‘The techniques of impression management’ and ‘Political images’. Also includes newspaper clippings that exemplify these themes, with a particular focus on...

Scope and Contents

This collection consists of four series of working papers:

Series 1 to do with Commonwealth Secretariat

Series 2 to do with Transparency international

Series 3 TIRI publications and resources

Series 4 Diaries

Please refer to the relevant series descriptions for further information.

Content Description

Posters from China, Vietnam and Russia. Both propoganda and decorative. 42 Chinese government produced colour posters (some duplicates) between A4 - A2. 22 Chinese government produced colour posters between A2 - A4. 11 Vietnam colour posters, 2 x Vietnamese newspapers (selected originally by Rewi Alley?). 2 Russian government produced colour posters A2.

Summary of contents

Contains a series of correspondence between Margaret Clark and LC, in regards to the honours research paper of Patrick Gower. Also included is the research proposal, an abstract and the final research paper by Gower titled, “What Constitutes a Public Agenda? The newsprint media’s communication of New Zealand Defence Policy”. The date range is c. April 1998 – November 1998.

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