Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups

Summary

Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups is a doctoral thesis^[1].

Key Facts

• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups authored some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — author (P50): Lynette Carter^[2].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's instance of is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis^[3].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's publisher is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — publisher (P123): ResearchSpace@Auckland^[4].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's country of origin is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — country of origin (P495): New Zealand^[5].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's publication date is recorded as +2003-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's main subject is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — main subject (P921): Māori sociological studies^[7].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's main subject is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — main subject (P921): Māori culture^[8].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's work available at URL is recorded as https://researchspace.auckland.ac.nz/handle/2292/2573^[9].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's Handle ID is recorded as 2292/2573^[10].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's title is recorded as Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups^[11].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's copyright holder is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — copyright holder (P3931): Lynette Carter^[12].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's thesis submitted to is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Auckland^[13].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject^[14].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's copyright status is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted^[15].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's online access status is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — online access status (P6954): open access^[16].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's thesis committee member is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — thesis committee member (P9161): Hugh Kāwharu^[17].
• Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's thesis committee member is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — thesis committee member (P9161): Andrew Sharp^[18].

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Designation and Status

Whakapapa and the state: some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups's instance of is recorded as some case studies in the impact of central government on traditionally organised Māori groups — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis^[3].