This paper explores how spatial governance models oriented to the well‐being of the more‐
than‐human might better enable Indigenous peoples' capacity to live‐well‐with and care for …

At a time of ecological emergency there are pressing reasons to develop more responsive
wellbeing-led governance frameworks that engage with both human and more-than-human …

Abstract Aotearoa New Zealand is at a critical juncture in reducing and managing organic
waste. Research has highlighted the significant proportion of organic waste sent to landfills …

The institutional frameworks within which we conceive, design, construct, inhabit and
manage our built environments are widely acknowledged to be key factors contributing to …

Cytokines occur in biological systems at low levels of concentration, therefore assays
developed to measure them must be very sensitive. Enzyme linked immunosorbent assays …

Introduction Local and national awareness of the need to improve the recognition and
response to the clinical deterioration of hospital inpatients is high. The authors designed and …

In this paper, we investigate how infrastructure and care shape commoner subjectivities. In
our research into an urban youth farm in Aotearoa New Zealand, we heard and observed …

Where does life live? What is alive? In modernist/dualist thinking, we might assume that life
lives through cause and effect—an acting of someone onto something. When conceived …

Attenuated mutants of Salmonella typhimurium are being evaluated as delivery systems for
a variety of heterologous vaccine antigens. Gene promoters which are induced in vivo can …

Māori whakapapa is an oral transmission of genealogical lines of descent in humans,
animals, and plants in a densely layered cosmogony. Whakapapa offers up a radical …