Walking the space between: Identity and Maori/Pakeha

Melinda Webber

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Racial and Ethnic Identity Research Cultural Identity and Representation

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What does being a New Zealander mean in contemporary times? And what does it mean to be a person of mixed Mäori/Päkehä descent? How do people identify within this dual heritage? How can they establish a sense of belonging in both ethnic groups?

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