Cultural Synergy: Managing the impact of cultural diversity -- Thomas, Gordon: the Trial -- Hoani Te Heuheu's case in London 1940-1941 -- The Pakeha Anti-hero (Newspaper article) -- Tino Rangatiratanga: overview October 1999, issue 67 -- The tragedy of the commons and the comedy of community: the commons in history by Bruce levine -- Truth and reconciliation commission, South Africa, Tihoki Mofokeng (notes from notes of workshopa ttended) -- Hon Tariana Turia, 29 Aug 2000: Speech to NZ Psycohological Society Conference 2000, Waikato University, Hamilton -- Speech to Network Waitangi conference: The Whanganui River claim - the cultural and spiritual significance to the iwi of the Awa, Palmerston North -- Email correspondence - Anne Wells and Karena Way: State of the settlement process talk by David Williams -- Republicanism and the treaty - are they mutually exclusive? Waitang day panel discussion -- Hon Tariana Turia: Speech to the 9th annual Australasian Society for traumatic stress studies, "Trauma and colonisation', Waipapa Marae, Auckland University 2002. -- Multiculturalism and the constitution by Caren Wickliffe -- Building the constitution: conference 7-8 april 2000- thematic summary -- Can or should the treaty be replaced? - Denese Henare -- Indigenous rights and the consitution by Professor Raj Vasil -- Where does sovereignty lie? by Moana Jackson --  Te Tiriti o Waitangi: a vision of respect of civilisations and culutures by Annette Sykes -- The Treaty in the constituion by Justice Edward Durie -- A frameworkfor considering constitutional change and the position of Maori in Aotearoa by Professor Mason Durie -- Waitangi Day address - Chief Justice: E Durie - 6 Feb 1989 -- Kotare Trust: te Tiriti Exercise: the seven myths of colonisation -- The Treaty and the response of the 1988 conference -- The Treaty an the Methodist response -- Animal to human transplants: is this the way to go? (Broadsheet issue 101, April 2005) -- The Kimberley declartion: International Indigenous Peoples Summit on Sustainable Development, Khoi-San Territory, 20-23 August 2002 -- A constitution for our nation: a discussion document for use in groups and gatherings in the Church and the wider community -- Ngai Tatou 2020: Indigenous peoples and justice - Tangata Whenua i roto i te tika, edited by Edward Douglas and Mark Robertson-Shaw -- Another view is that NZ be state of two nations: Maori and Government in parallel -- 28th Oct 1999: Mason Durie - Palmerston North: Debate 28th Oct more important that 6 Feb? -- The Timeline module -- Maori women: caught in the contraditions of a colonised reality by annie Mikaere -- The Treaty of Waitangi: source of disunity or template for cultural inclusion: a public talk at St Benedicts, Newton, Auckland on Sunday 29 Feb 2004 -- Pakeha women and the fiscal envelope: a story -- Marion Wood's story, the fiscal envelope -- Sovereignty: the Debate 1996 -- Some liberaton theory -- He whakaaro noa: Trevor Mallard, Indigeneity and the Treaty of Waitangi -- Nature: our cultural assumptions by Elizaeth Dodson Gray -- Resource kit for understanding the effects of Pakeha culture and for reducing reacism -- The big fat historical (economic) backgrounder puple pocke: a reviw of historical information sources for thinking about racism and economics -- The way to Ratana: in 1918, the Holy Ghost appeatd to save the Maori peopole.  the message endures by Peter Malcouronne (NZ Listener July 31, 1999) -- Soverignty claims flawed -- Maoris explain soverignty claim -- Wiatngi Tribunal celebrated 25 year milestone (Te Manutukutuku) -- The conept of 'tangata whenua' and collective interests by Jeremy McGuire -- Crossing cultures - People of the spirit: April 1985 -- To each according to their need - NZ Education review, Feb 2004.

The Waitangi Tribunal - its origins and destination -- Evidence about the evidence -- The members -- The controversies -- The powers -- The method -- Voices from history -- The Decisions -- March 1983 -- November 1984 -- July 1985 -- April 1986 -- November 1987 -- Two important viewpoints to consider -- The figures tell a story.

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