Constructing (Bi)cultural Geographies: Research on, and with, People of the Hokianga District

ROBINA KEARNS

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Indigenous Cultures and History Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics

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Abstract A decade of interest and involvement in health service provision in the Hokianga district provides the opportunity to reflect critically on issues of research practice. The bicultural character of this district has prompted a (reforming of research relations through an acknowledgement of embodiment and positioning as well as through the selective recasting of the research process through inclusion of concepts from te reo Maori.

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