"Inverting the Bureaucratic Pyramid": Reconciling Aboriginality and Bureaucracy in New Zealand

Augie Fleras

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Public Policy and Administration Research Public Administration and Governance Indigenous Cultures and History

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Based on recent developments within the Maori Affairs Department in New Zealand, efforts to reconcile the contrasting principles of bureaucracy and Maori aboriginality are examined. Evidence suggests the establishment of Tu Tangata as framework for Maori policy administration initiated a series of organizational shifts with respect to philosophy (

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