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New Zealand History is Maori History: TIKANGA AS THE ETHICAL FOUNDATION OF HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP IN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND.

The article explores the way by which New Zealand historians might account for Meori history by embedding relevant ethical approaches within common practice. Topics discussed include the importance of researching within ethical boundaries in upholding the standards of professional history, the princ...

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Published in:New Zealand Journal of History Vol. 49; no. 1; pp. 5 - 31
Main Author: MAHUIKA, NĒPIA
Format: Article
Published: New Zealand Journal of History Apr2015
Subjects:
Historians
Maori (New Zealand people)
Ethics
Research ethics
Culture
History
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