Add to ORKGThe three strands of research that are drawn upon to explore how ordinary New Zealanders imagine the country, their culture and their community are discussed. The different strands discussed indicate uncertainty about both New Zealanders' and New Zealand culture
Aotearoa is a unique context with complex relationships between many cultural groups. As a result, t...
By the early twentieth century the notion that ethnic populations would dissipate was a commonly hel...
This report presents the results of a survey about people living in New Zealand and their national i...
ethnic group do you belong to? ' A number of ethnic labels were provided and respondents were a...
Identity is a contested domain within academic study. Within vernacular ways of being, identities ar...
In the 2006 census the number of people reporting New Zealander as their ethnic group increased five...
This thesis is an attempt to understand the evolution of national identity in New Zealand through an...
The national census is often seen as a site of struggle for minorities seeking recognition and equal...
This article explores identity among the South Asian diaspora in New Zealand. Using data from qualit...
This research is comprised of two narrative interview studies of Māori in two different settings, Ne...
Although the literature on ethnicity is vast, studies have typically focused on minority groups, wit...
From a sociocultural perspective, this study aims to describe stereotypes about New Zealand and New ...
Statistics from the 2006 Census suggest that although a significant number of Indians are born in Ne...
The aim of the study The aim of the study was to develop an understanding of how young people think ...
This thesis analyses discourses of national identity and the nation, using the case study of New Zea...
Aotearoa is a unique context with complex relationships between many cultural groups. As a result, t...
By the early twentieth century the notion that ethnic populations would dissipate was a commonly hel...
This report presents the results of a survey about people living in New Zealand and their national i...
ethnic group do you belong to? ' A number of ethnic labels were provided and respondents were a...
Identity is a contested domain within academic study. Within vernacular ways of being, identities ar...
In the 2006 census the number of people reporting New Zealander as their ethnic group increased five...
This thesis is an attempt to understand the evolution of national identity in New Zealand through an...
The national census is often seen as a site of struggle for minorities seeking recognition and equal...
This article explores identity among the South Asian diaspora in New Zealand. Using data from qualit...
This research is comprised of two narrative interview studies of Māori in two different settings, Ne...
Although the literature on ethnicity is vast, studies have typically focused on minority groups, wit...
From a sociocultural perspective, this study aims to describe stereotypes about New Zealand and New ...
Statistics from the 2006 Census suggest that although a significant number of Indians are born in Ne...
The aim of the study The aim of the study was to develop an understanding of how young people think ...
This thesis analyses discourses of national identity and the nation, using the case study of New Zea...
Aotearoa is a unique context with complex relationships between many cultural groups. As a result, t...
By the early twentieth century the notion that ethnic populations would dissipate was a commonly hel...
This report presents the results of a survey about people living in New Zealand and their national i...