New Zealand's 'overstaying Islander' : a construct of the ideology of 'race' and immigration

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New Zealand's 'overstaying Islander' : a construct of the ideology of 'race' and immigration

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Victoria University of Wellington

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This thesis examines the development of a 'race'/immigration ideology within New Zealand and attempts to explore the processes through which this ideology has expressed and reproduced itself in New Zealand's past. In order to determine this process, this thesis analyses, as a case study, the causes, patterns and consequences of the politicisation of Pacific Island immigrants in New Zealand during the 1970s. Pacific Island immigrants were negatively categorised according to traditional New Zea...

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Scholarly text / Thesis

Creator

Ross, Tamara Brigid

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http://researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz/handle/10063/4828

Related subjects

Immigration ideology / Pacific Island immigrants / New Zealand racialisation

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