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- Title
- Echoed silencing in Te Whare/Tangata
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- University of Waikato
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- Description
Wāhine Māori voices are suppressed due to multiple intersecting factors in Aotearoa which negatively impact our lived realities. The aim of this thesis is to foreground wāhine voice and identity within a settler colonial housing system. The current ‘housing crisis’ has been an issue of interest in academia focusing on housing insecurity, homelessness and neoliberalism. Additionally, the criminalisation of Māori has been explored by scholars to a similar extent, especially the pipelining of Mā...
- Format
- Research Paper
- Research format
- Thesis
- Thesis level
- Masters
- Date created
- 2021
- Creator
- Lewis, Cassandra Louise Terauhina
- URL
- https://hdl.handle.net/10289/15048
- Related subjects
- Mana Wāhine / Housing / Māori / Criminalisation / Precarity / Colonisation / Resistance / Discourse / Policing / Silencing / Tino Rangatiratanga / Women, Maori -- Social conditions / Women, Maori -- Housing -- New Zealand / Crime -- New Zealand -- Sociological aspects / Poverty -- Social aspects -- New Zealand / Women, Maori -- Government policy -- New Zealand / New Zealand -- Colonization -- Social aspects / Wāhine / Tuakoka / Whare noho / Pūnaha ture taihara / Āhuatanga pāpori / Mana whakahaere / Kāwanatanga / Mana wahine / Taipūwhenuatanga
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