Maori makes a difference

Maori makes a difference

by Ray Barnhardt

Book 29 of Occasional paper (University of Waikato. Centre for Maori Studies and Research) --

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"... Given the current consideration being directed toward the restructuring of governmental services so that more responsibility for their planning and implementation in the hands of the people for whom the services are intended, it seems an appropriate time to take a look at some of the issues surrounding the arguments for greater Maori control over their own affairs. Thos arguments cut across a wide range of social, cultural, institutional and political issues, so it is to an examination of such issues that this paper will be directed." -- Introduction p. 1.

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