New Zealand on the Pacific Frontier: Environment, Economy and Culture

Jim McAloon

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Australian History and Society

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Abstract This article reviews the first decades of European activity in New Zealand, a period dominated by resource extraction. It suggests that while much excellent scholarly work has been published on this period, a fuller understanding is by integrating the sometimes historiographically separate themes of environmental history, imperial economic history, and culture contact.

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