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 Janine Hayward (ed) | Nicola R. Wheen (ed)
$49.99
The Waitangi Tribunal was established in 1975 to hear claims by Māori against the Crown arising under the Treaty. This book brings together the work of leading historians, lawyers, and analysts to re... [+]
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 Marilyn Waring
Some of the author’s best columns from the Listener, together with new writing. Themes include international questions, politics, feminist issues, women of influence, and life on the farm. Acute and... [+]
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 Claudia Orange
$39.99
The history of the Treaty comes to life with a wonderful range of photographs, maps and paintings. A companion volume to 'The Treaty of Waitangi', the up-to-date text is written for the gene... [+]
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 Graeme Kennedy (ed)
$59.99
This essential guide is the only New Zealand Sign Language dictionary in print. Containing over 2500 commonly used signs, it is based on the comprehensive NZSL.... [+]
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 Lloyd Geering
$34.99
Once again, Lloyd Geering responds to the pressing concerns of contemporary religion. Readers will welcome these deeply considered words from an international scholar. ... [+]
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 W. H. Oliver
$39.99
Bill Oliver, a central figure in New Zealand’s intellectual landscape, reflects on the decades of his own life, and the history that has shaped him.
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 Karen Sinclair
Māori prophetic movements from the late nineteenth century are widely known. This book looks at the twentieth-century leader, Hori Enoka Mareikura, from the Ruapehu district. Today, his prophetic say... [+]
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 Lloyd Geering
Lloyd Geering’s vision of a new global spirituality that may enable humankind to survive, even flourish, on planet earth. ... [+]
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 Giselle Byrnes
'Boundary Markers' offers an alternative reading of European colonisation. The text carefully explores the interconnection of an established culture with that of the newcomers.... [+]
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 Paul Monin
The Hauraki Gulf was a hotly contested area during the first hundred years of European settlement. This account of a region in transformation is pertinent today, as Treaty settlements continue to be n... [+]
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