Barriers to Māori Usage of University Libraries: an Exploratory Study in Aotearoa New Zealand

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Barriers to Māori Usage of University Libraries: an Exploratory Study in Aotearoa New Zealand

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There is a large body of work on the barriers that Māori, other indigenous peoples and minorities encounter at educational institutions, there is also research into the barriers that these groups encounter within the health sector and a smaller body of work pertaining to these same barriers within public and school libraries. This research combines the findings from these bodies of literature with the results from two focus groups of university students to explore the possibility that there a...

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10 Nov, 2021

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Tuhou, Troy Mana Paul

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Māori / Barriers / Libraries / School: School of Information Management / Marsden: 289999 Other Information, Computing and Communication Sciences / Library and Information Studies not elsewhere classified

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