The Treaty of Waitangi: a Pakhea perspective
DIGITAL LIBRARY
Description
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Table of contents
Introduction — Legal status of the Treaty — Partnership, good faith and mutual trust — Relationship between the status of tangata whenua and equality of all citizens — The pursuit of Maori autonomy — Adequate electoral representation of Maori which will ensure partnership — Social well-being; and outcomes of social and economic processes as they effect Maori — The position of Pakeha, Pacific Islanders and members of other minority cultures in New Zealand, as determined by the Treaty of Waitangi — Educatrional needs of Pakeha community – re Treaty of Waitangi and related issues.
Primary author: L'Estrange, Maryanne
Secondary author: Richardson, Mary
Author biography: Pākehā
Publisher: Maryanne L'Estrange
Publication format: Education resource
Publication status: Okay to copy
Publication availability: Yes
Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre
Catalog reference: APW-1 – Archives Project Waitangi
Misc. notes: Maryanne L’Estrange, National Coordinator Project Waitangi; Mary Richardson, Youth Coordinator, Project Waitangi
Content type: Explanation of Treaty, History, Treaty generally
Sector: Education – Treaty
Formal group: Project Waitangi
Informal group: Indigenous peoples, Māori, Pākehā, Pasifika
Culture related topics: Bi-cultural, Multi-cultural
General related topics: Social change – society
Historical period: 20th
Resources: Culture