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The aim is to explore how to uphold Indigenous ethics and authority in international research settings.

Holding the line: maintaining Indigenous sovereignty and authority in international research collaborations

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This article discusses ethical challenges in international research collaborations, highlighting Indigenous perspectives and authority.

The aim is to explore how to uphold Indigenous ethics and authority in international research settings.
Analyzed opportunities and challenges in cross-cultural research collaborations.
Discussed lessons learned from a recent education project involving Indigenous stakeholders.
Applied ten Māori research ethics as a framework for evaluation.
Identified how to maintain Indigenous authority and mana in research contexts.
Outlined the need to honor Indigenous concepts and worldviews during collaborations.
Emphasized the importance of establishing rituals of encounter for cultural safety.

Hetaraka et al. (2026) studied this question.

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