State of the Nation Collected Waitangi Day Speeches and Essays 2006-2015

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Foreword by Dr Heather Came 07 
Recollections of Reverend Joan Cook 09
2006
Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles for shared governance: From the Foreshore to Freshwater
Dr Betsan Martin 12
State of the Pākehā nations’ mind-set
Bob Scott 19
Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the state of the nation, constitutional change
David James 27
Te Tiriti is the Constitution
Professor Jane Kelsey 32
 
2007Flush and forget – Pākehā and Te Tiriti
Catherine Delahunty 38
Mixed report card for the year 2007
Professor David Williams 44
The last Pākehā
Glenn Colquhoun 49
The Treaty today: Sacred covenant, simply nullity, disputed document, respected relationship?
Charmaine Pountney 56
2008
The Treaty is personal
Carol Archie 64
A Treaty lawyer reflects on the state of the Treaty relationship
Grant Powell 71
We’re all in this together: The Treaty, the economy and New Zealand’s future in the world
Rod Oram 79
A sincere form of love – stories that need to be told
Ruth Gerzon 88
2009A conversation between Treaty Partners?
Dr Ingrid Huygens 96
2010
A Treaty based multi-cultural future
Robert Consedine 107
2011
We did not cede sovereignty
Moea Armstrong 116
The Pākehā of the future
Mitzi Nairn 121
2012
Reflections on the state of the Pākehā nation
Katherine Peet 126
2013Thoughts around the State of the Pākehā Nation
Dr Susan Healy 134
2014
Bushwhacking towards Tiriti-based justice
Dr Heather Came
2015
A place in the circle
Tim Howard
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