The second Māori student to enrol at the University of Oxford, Makereti studied anthropology
in the intellectual epicentre of the British Empire from 1927 to 1930, participating in …

This is the first book to examine the lives and works of women photographers active in the
settler colonial nations of the Pacific Rim from 1857–1930. The few histories of women's …

Zusammenfassung Anthropologische Fotografien sind Teil einer lange unterdrückten Flut
kolonialer Bilder aus aller Welt, die heute aus einschlägigen Sammlungen wieder aufsteigt …

ON 15 JULY 1863, Queen Victoria entered her Council Room at Osborne House on the Isle
of Wight and was greeted by a party of 13 Māori accompanied by their tour leader and …

Abstract Mauri and Museums: Who really cares? The tensions between kaitiakitanga and
museology investigates Māori (Indigenous peoples of New Zealand) engagement in …

Throughout much of the twentieth century, Hollywood westerns were a popular and
significant influence on Pacific imaginaries and cultural life (Pearson 2013; Salesa 2010; Te …

The introduction of reading to New Zealand by missionaries in 1815 was a catalyst for
enormous change in how Māori communicated and recorded information. Reading was …

Wāhine Māori and their experiences of sole parenting is an important field of study although
it is under-examined in the field of research. The topic is common in literature that is related …