Waking the Taniwha : Maori governance in the 21st century / Robert Joseph and Richard Benton, general editors.
"Waking the Taniwha: Maori Governance in the 21st Century is a comprehensive analysis of the manifestations, complexities and challenges arising out of the development of Maori governance structures in a post-Treaty of Waitangi settlement period. As well as bringing together the many elements t...
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Wellington, N.Z. :
Thomson Reuters,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Part A. Introduction. Chapter 1. Introduction / by Robert Joseph
- Part B. Nga Taonga Tuku Iho in Maori Governance. Chapter 2. Mo Muri ma Mua – Going Back to the Future: Lessons from the 1864 Battle of Orakau for Contemporary Maori Governance / by Robert Joseph
- Chapter 3. Maori Leadership in Governance: A Living Whariki System / by Chellie Spiller
- Chapter 4. Infusing Tikanga into Corporate Maori Governance Entities in the Current Legal Framework / by Natalie Coates
- Chapter 5. Te Kauhanganui: Principles of Tribal Governance / by Michael Ross
- Chapter 6. The Connected Space of Maori Governance: Towards an Indigenous Conceptual Understanding / by Steven Kent
- Chapter 7. “Frankenstein Incorporated” v Social Citizen — Learning from Maori Tikanga in Framing New Zealand Corporate Governance Principles / by Julie Cassidy
- Part C. Treaty Settlements. Chapter 8. Treaty Settlements Ropu (Office of Treaty Settlements) – Crown Policy and Practice on Post-Treaty Settlement Governance / by Mark Hickford
- Chapter 9. Tuhoe Self-governance: Te Mana o Motuhake o Tuhoe / by Jason Paul Mika
- Chapter 10. Te Kapua Whakapipi: Ngati Tuwharetoa Governance / by Gina Rangi
- Part D. Sectoral Governance. Chapter 11. Maori Co-governance and/or Co-management of Nature and Environmental Resources / by Catherine Iorns Magallanes
- Chapter 12. Transforming Iwi Organisations — How Insights into Hybrid Organisations Can Help / by Sacha McMeeking
- Chapter 13. Maori Governance of Water: Innovation in Reconciliation Agreements / by Jacinta Ruru
- Chapter 14. Fisheries and Maori Governance / by Valmaine Toki
- Chapter 15. Governance of National Parks: Is the Law Enabling a Treaty of Waitangi Partnership? / by Jacinta Ruru
- Chapter 16. Maori Governance in the New Zealand Health System by Amohia Boulton
- Chapter 17. Maori Education Through a Human Rights Lens: Learners and Educators as Everyone, No-one, Someone, Complex, and Indigenous Human Rights Holders / by Keakaokawai Varner Hemi
- Part E. Theoretical and Constitutional Issues. Chapter 18. Maori and Constitutional Change / by Caren Fox & Matiu Dickson
- Chapter 19. Lex Aotearoa: Mapping the Maori Dimension in Modern New Zealand Law / by Justice Joseph Williams
- Chapter 20. The Vocabulary of Maori Governance / by Richard A Benton
- Chapter 21. Recognition of Tikanga Maori and the Constitutional Myth of Monolegalism: Reinterpreting Case Law / by Claire Charters
- Chapter 22. Hapu, Iwi, Crown in Ngapuhi Governance / by Mylene M D Rakena & Richard A Benton
- Part F. Legal Opportunities and Constraints
- Chapter 23. Maori Governance and the Exclusive Economic Zone / by Catherine Iorns & Rhianna Morar
- Chapter 24. The Protection of Maori Knowledge and Culture in the Proposed Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary Bill / by Eilís Donnelly
- Chapter 25. The Potential Effects on Hapu Development of Proposed Reforms Affecting Ahu Whenua Trusts / by Layne Harvey
- Chapter 26. The Legal Framework Governing Trusts for Maori Organisations and Communities / by Joel Manyam
- Chapter 27. Surplus Public Works Land: Power, Relationships, and Accountability / by Michael Grayson
- Part G. The Way Forward. Chapter 28. Towards Self-Determination: Maori Pathways in Decade Two / by Mason Durie
- Chapter 29. The World Bank Dedicated Grant Mechanism and Maori Governance / by Valmaine Toki
- Chapter 30. Coming Ready or Not! The Emergence of Maori Hapu and Iwi as a Unique Order of Governance in Aotearoa New Zealand / by Nin Tomás
- Chapter 31. Maori Environmental Governance and Ecosystem-based Management in Aotearoa, New Zealand / by Mylene MD Rakena
- Chapter 32. Enhancing the Maori Innovation System / by Sacha McMeeking
- Chapter 33. The Governance of Matauranga Maori after Ko Aotearoa Tenei / by Fleur Te Aho.