MĀORI  335

Mana Taketake / Indigenous Sovereignty and Public Policy

Description

This course examines the nature of the claims that indigenous peoples are making and the political strategies that they use to pursue their self-determining agendas in both domestic and international arenas. Concepts of indigenous and human rights, redistributive justice and others are discussed and explored in relation to contemporary demands of self-determination.

The course seeks to develop a contextual awareness of political, social, cultural and economic relationships between Māori and other indigenous peoples and the settler states. It aims to enable students to develop a capacity to think critically about contemporary practice and policy formation in New Zealand and elsewhere and the way they relate to indigenous peoples.

Availability 2021

Semester 2

Lecturer(s)

Lecturer(s) Associate Professor Tracey McIntosh

Assessment

Coursework only

Points

MAORI 335: 15.0 points

Prerequisites

30 points at Stage II