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Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences

2020 doctoral thesis by Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll at University of Canterbury
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Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences

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Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences authored the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — author (P50): Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll[2].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's instance of is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's publisher is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — publisher (P123): UC Research Repository[4].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's DOI is recorded as 10.26021/10270[5].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's language of work or name is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — language of work or name (P407): English[6].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's country of origin is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[7].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's publication date is recorded as +2020-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's main subject is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — main subject (P921): health sciences[9].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's work available at URL is recorded as https://ir.canterbury.ac.nz/handle/10092/101208[10].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+330'}[11].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's Handle ID is recorded as 10092/101208[12].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's title is recorded as Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences[13].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's copyright holder is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — copyright holder (P3931): Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll[14].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's thesis submitted to is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Canterbury[15].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[16].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's copyright status is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[17].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's online access status is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — online access status (P6954): open access[18].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's thesis committee member is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — thesis committee member (P9161): Alison Dixon[19].
  • Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's thesis committee member is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — thesis committee member (P9161): Denise Blake[20].

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Ka Tū te Whare, Ka Ora: the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences's instance of is recorded as the constructed and constructive identities of the Māori adoptee. Identity construction in the context of Māori adoptees’ lived experiences — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

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  18. [19] ↑ . hdl.handle.net. hdl.handle.net. Provenance: wikidata.org.
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