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Māori political systems are the oldest in Aotearoa - it’s time university politics courses reflected this

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By Maria Bargh
| The Conversation Verified
Many of the speakers at Kingi Tūheitia’s Hui a Motu in Tūrangawaewae last month talked of their desire for a flourishing Aotearoa. A place where Māori knowledge and leadership is embraced and where the universal benefits of te Tiriti o Waitangi are understood. But it is clear from our current discourse on the Treaty that we are falling short of this goal. Hui speakers spoke of the importance of knowing New Zealand’s history.
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Vol. 17 No. 3 (2021): Special Issue: Just Transitions

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By Dominic White, Catherine Leining, Maria Bargh, Ellen Tapsell
| victoria.ac.nz
The idea of just transitions has greater purchase in public debate than ever before. But it is yet to be properly embedded into the thought and practice of government, business and civil society. This special issue offers concepts and tools to bridge the implementation gap for just transitions in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Bungled NZ census highlights need for multiple voting options to raise Māori participation

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By Maria Bargh, Arama Rata
| The Conversation Verified
New Zealand’s government statistician resigned last week, following the release of an independent review of the 2018 census. The census was the first to be carried out online, but its 83% response rate fell short of the 94% target and was 9% lower than the previous census. Māori responses dropped 20% on the previous census.
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