State Authority, Indigenous Autonomy: Crown-Maori Relations in New Zealand/Aotearoa 1900-1950

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [halftitle]
  • [title page]
  • [section]
  • Contents
  • [dedication]
  • Preface
  • Introduction
• • Chapter One — The Quest for Autonomy in the Nineteenth Century
    • [section]
    • Institutions of indirect control
    • Kingitanga
    • Kotahitanga
    • The Urewera experiment
    • The trend towards unification
  • Chapter Two — Seeking Political Autonomy in the Early Twentieth Century
    • [section]
    • The Young Maori Party
    • Mediation and legislation
    • Maori Councils established
    • Maori Councils in operation
    • The waning of the Maori Councils
  • Chapter Three — Seeking Landed Autonomy in the Early Twentieth Century
    • Land and people
    • Alienation versus retention
    • Maori Land Councils
    • Maori Land Boards
    • The Stout-Ngata investigations of 1907-8
    • Continuing setbacks for Maori
    • Land and autonomy
  • Chapter Four — Diversifying ways of Seeking Autonomy
    • Pursuing tribally based autonomy in the Urewera
    • Political movements
    • The 1909 Native Land Act
    • First World War
    • Politics and land
    • State-assisted land development
    • Politics of land
  • Chapter Five — Tribal and Pan-Tribal Rangatiratanga
    • Crown negotiations with tribes
    • The rise of Ratanaism
    • Ngataism
    • Maori Health Councils
    • Tribalism
    • Labourism and Ratanaism
  • Chapter Six — Rangatiratanga and Social Democracy
    • Labour into office
    • Tensions and problems
    • Tribal pressure
    • Contexts
  • Chapter Seven — Rangatiratanga and World War Two
    • The early Maori war effort
    • The Maori War Effort Organisation established
    • The Maori War Effort Organisation's operations
    • Opposition and fightback
    • Preparations for peacetime
  • Chapter Eight — Limiting Rangatiratanga After World War Two
    • The Maori Social and Economic Advancement Act
    • Wartime trust board settlements
    • Post-war tribal settlements
    • Post-war social policy
    • The Maori Welfare Organisation
    • Politics, autonomy and welfare
  • Chapter Nine — Rangatiratanga Initiatives and Crown Containment Towards Mid-Century
    • Assimilation and rangatiratanga
    • Maori wardens
    • The liquor question
    • Labour and rangatiratanga
    • New developments at mid-century
• • Conclusion
  • Bibliography of Cited Sources
  • Notes
  • Index

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Title: State Authority, Indigenous Autonomy: Crown-Maori Relations in New Zealand/Aotearoa 1900-1950

Author: Richard S. Hill

Publication details: Victoria University Press, 2004

Part of: New Zealand Texts Collection

Keywords:

• New Zealand History
• Historical Māori and Pacific Islands

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