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MAI Review, 2008, Issue 3

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Year
2008
Issue Number
3

Articles

Does the New Zealand Government owe Māori an apology?
Language, power and gender: A critical appraisal of Assamese, an Indo Aryan language
Key elements for a Māori e-Learning framework
Kaupapa Māori theory is critical and anti-colonial
Indigenous youth exploring identities through food security in Canada and Brazil
Creativity and institutional innovation in intercultural research
The historical politics of the New Zealand half-caste
Kapa Haka counts: Improving participation levels of Māori students in mainstream secondary schools

Te Kokonga - Workshop Corner

“ASK THE PROFESSOR” about … COLONISED WRITING
“ASK THE PROFESSOR” about … ACADEMIC STYLE
“ASK THE LIBRARIAN” about … DIGITAL THESES
“ASK THE ACADEMIC ADVISOR” about … ENGAGING THE MULTICULTURAL CLASS

Research Notes

Traditional ecological knowledge: Notes from a conference
Epistemological assumptions and dual roles of community-centred researchers
Reflections on my path to academia
Contemporary perceptions of mana wahine Māori in Australia: A diasporic discussion
The reductionist – holistic worldview dilemma

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