School of Social & Cultural Studies
Albany Campus, Auckland

Sociology Programme Staff

	Assoc. Prof. Ann Dupuis MA (Hons), PhD Cant. Ann teaches introductory sociology, gender, economic sociology and the sociology of work. Current research interests include work and employment, housing forms, urban intensification and entrepreneurship. Room AT2.60 Phone (09) 414 0800, Extn 9054 Email A.Dupuis@massey.ac.nz
	Professor Cluny Macpherson MA (Hons), DPhil Cluny Macpherson has longstanding teaching and research interests in Oceania. These include social and economic development in Pacific states; relations between large and small states in the Pacific region; the social and economic consequences of migration in the Pacific region; health and ethnic identity of Pacific people in Aotearoa. He also has particular interests in Samoa, the Cook Islands and Fiji. . Room AT2.56 Phone (09) 414 0800, Extn 9057 Email C.Macpherson@massey.ac.nz
	Professor Paul Spoonley MA, MSc, PhD. Paul has been at Massey University since 1979 after completing degrees in New Zealand and the UK. He holds a Personal Chair in Sociology and is Regional Director (Auckland) for the College of Humanities & Social Sciences. His research career has included work on neo-fascism and anti-Semitism, Pakeha identity, Maori development, racism and ethnicity. Current research includes Asia-Pacific migration and non-standard work. Room AT3.47 Phone (09) 414 0800, Extn 9171 Email P.Spoonley@massey.ac.nz
	Dr Warwick Tie MSW (Hons), PhD Warwick lectures in the Sociology programme and is Director for the Massey University Centre for Justice and Peace Development. His primary research interest is the politics of conflict resolution. Room AT2.33 Phone (09) 414 0800, Extn 9052 Email W.J.Tie@massey.ac.nz

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