Maori and Non-Maori: which way forward?
DIGITAL LIBRARY
Description
"A 'culturalist' orthodoxy dominates the nation's discussions of Maori issues, ethnic and cultural diversity, and the role of the Treaty of Waitangi. According to supporters of culturalism, recognising the Treaty leads to justice for Maori and provides a sound foundation for New Zealand's ethnically diverse society. I argue the opposite case claiming that culturalism leads to the establishment of pre-modern, anti-democratic conditions with serious consequences for New Zealand's future."
Table of contents
Abstract; Introduction; The issue; The context; Neotribal capitalism; Neotraditionalism and Culturalism; Culturalism; Ethnicity and culture; History; Democratic conditions; Constitutional and political recommendations; Acknowledgements.
Artifacts
Auckland-college-of-Education-seminar-series-23-MArch-2004.pdf
Primary author: Rata, Dr. Elizabeth
Author biography: Pākehā
Publisher: Elizabeth Rata
Publication format: Speech
Publication date: 2004
Publication place: Auckland
Publication availability: Yes
Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre
Catalog reference: Filing Cabinet 2 – Education-Maori
Misc. notes: Auckland College of Education Seminar series,, 23 March 2004
Content type: History, Injustice, Responses
Sector: Education – secondary, Education – tertiary, Education – Treaty, Social services
Culture related topics: Bi-cultural
Historical period: 21st
Resources: Culture