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    Kaupapa Māori Research as Tauiwi

    July 2, 2018

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    Margot Quinn


    Research within indigenous communities continues to be conducted in a way that is Eurocentric, acquisitional, and inequitable. Non-Māori working in a research role with tangata whenua are in a position where a location of oneself in regards to privilege and power is e...

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