Ngā tai Matatū : Tides of Māori endurance

Mason H Durie

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Ka Hura te Tai : tides of transition Tai Mihi Tangata : tides of human circumstance Tai Whenua : landward tides Takutai Moana : between the tides Mataitai : bountiful tides Putaiao : tides of discovery Papaki Rua Nga Tai : tides of confluence : Maori and the state Te Ngau o te Tai : the sting of the tide : Maori and the law Rongotai : the roar of the tide : Maori in parliament Te Amai o te Tai : the surging tide : Maori in the third millennium

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