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Maori Tribalism and Post-Settler Nationhood in New Zealand.

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  • Title: Maori Tribalism and Post-Settler Nationhood in New Zealand.
  • Author : Oceania
  • Release Date : January 01, 2004
  • Genre: Social Science,Books,Nonfiction,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 197 KB

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INTRODUCTION The great-unfinished project of post-settler nationhood is to convert illegitimate possession into legitimate belonging. It is a reversal of earlier colonial or settler projects that converted legitimate indigenous possession into illegitimate indigenous belonging. In creating a more secure place for post-settler identities, however, post-settler nations have done little or nothing to acknowledge urban or 'relocated' indigenous identities. On the contrary, post-settler belonging absolutely requires the perpetuation of an indigeneity through which new relationships to the land may be negotiated. Central to the project of post-settler belonging in New Zealand is the idea of the treaty nation. Within this imagined political community settlers belong by virtue of a relationship between the Crown, which represents them, and Maori tribal leaders who represent tangata whenua (people of the land).


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