MAI Review, 2009, Issue 2
MAI Review, 2009, Issue 2 Target Articles
“Warrior genes” and the disease of being Māori | View Abstract PDF |
Gary Raumati Hook
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11 pages |
MAI Review, 2009, Issue 2 Articles
Bullock versus the Department of Corrections: Did the Human Rights Review Tribunal get it wrong? | View Abstract PDF |
Gary Raumati Hook
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10 pages |
Ngā hua papakāinga: Habitation design principles | View Abstract PDF |
Shadrach Rolleston, Sean Awatere
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13 pages |
Decolonising Māori narratives: Pūrākau as a method | View Abstract PDF |
Jenny Lee
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12 pages |
Kāpo (blind) Māori in the Ancient World | View Abstract PDF |
Kelly Tikao, Nancy Higgins, Hazel Phillips, Christine Cowan
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14 pages |
He Tohunga o te ao Māori | View Abstract PDF |
Tanya Milne
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6 pages |
Te Poropiti whakamutunga: The last prophet | View Abstract PDF |
Marie Parehuia Stewart
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9 pages |
MAI Review, 2009, Issue 2 Peer Commentaries
Changing genes: Science and being Māori | View Abstract PDF |
Maui Hudson
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3 pages |
Once were warriors, or warriors still? | View Abstract PDF |
Sheryl Ferguson
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3 pages |
Māori & violence: What’s the problem? | View Abstract PDF |
Fiona Cram
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3 pages |
The warrior gene hypothesis: Questioning the science | View Abstract PDF |
Mel Collings
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3 pages |
Discourses on indigenity: The media, the warrior gene and aggressive Caucasians | View Abstract PDF |
Lisa Chant
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4 pages |
Responsible research and the media trap | View Abstract PDF |
Pauline Harris
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3 pages |
Facing notions that misrepresent Māori | View Abstract PDF |
William John Martin
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4 pages |
At war with the warrior gene controversy | View Abstract PDF |
Adreanne Ormond
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4 pages |
“Warrior genes” A response to peer commentaries | View Abstract PDF |
Gary Raumati Hook
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6 pages |
MAI Review, 2009, Issue 2 Te Kokonga - Workshop Corner
Writing an engaging title | View Abstract PDF |
Helen Sword
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4 pages |
Towards an academic career | View Abstract PDF |
Susan Carter, Frances Kelly
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4 pages |