Kotahitanga: The Search for Māori Political Unity

Lindsay Cox

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Since European colonization, Maori and their needs have been ignored, marginalized, or forcibly assimilated with those of the European. As a result, the Maori have continually searched for unity in a series of political, religious, and social movements. This book explores Kotahitanga: the concerted operation of elders to give effect to a developing notion of collective Maori sovereignty.

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