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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access)
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This is the digital archive for PhD, professional doctorates and Masters (Research) theses from the University of Sydney
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“That trust factor”. A conversational journey with children and young people who have attended therapy as a result of experiencing violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect.
Published 2024This thesis explored the therapeutic intervention experiences of 25 young survivors of violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect. This research primarily focused on young survivors’ experiences of therapeutic intervention. ...Open AccessThesis -
Italian Refugee Integration Program: Policy reform and institutional discrimination, 2018-2022
Published 2024Numbers of refugees in Italy have swelled dramatically over the past two decades, rendering that country paradigmatic for global responses to asylum. Italian policy allows individual municipalities to institute integration ...Open AccessThesis -
Digitalisation, gender and the future of work in retail
Published 2024This thesis examines how frontline supermarket workers experience digitalisation, and the ways in which the process of digitalisation is gendered. It found that frontline employees experience digitalisation in relation to ...Open AccessThesis -
Looking Forward, Listening Back: The Sonic History of Three Early Twentieth-Century Australian Violinists
Published 2024In the early decades of the twentieth century Sydney saw a ‘boom’ in concert life. During these years violinists Cyril Monk, Patrick Moore MacMahon and Phyllis McDonald were well-known figures to Sydney’s concert-going ...Open AccessThesis -
“We’re all healing together and it’s beautiful”: Mindfulness and self-compassion practices as embodied praxes for transforming relationships of domination into relationships of care among men
Published 2024This thesis holds that hegemonic masculinity in Western contexts is constructed around alienating and dominating relationships with the “feminine” – emotions, women, and the natural environment – largely for the purposes ...Open AccessThesis