May 30, 2006

Bifurcation or Entanglement? Settler Identity and Biculturalism in Aotearoa New Zealand

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My family has been in New Zealand for 150 years, on both sides of the family. I have no claims to anything in Britain, and there has been no Maori blood in the family, so I have no identity. (Gilmo...

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