Beyond ‘someone else's agenda’: An example of indigenous/academic research collaboration

Beyond ‘someone else's agenda’: An example of indigenous/academic research collaboration. TIPA, G., PANELLI, R., & Moeraki Stream Team New Zealand Geographer, 65(2):95–106, 2009.

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In recent years, Måori and wider indigenous geographies have ﬂourished. These include works by scholars identifying speciﬁc Måori or indigenous issues but less attention has been paid to the way such research is conducted. This paper engages with these developments and presents the practices and lessons learnt from one particular research collaboration. Relationship building, multiple methods, ﬂexibility, communication choices and wider support are all noted as key elements in establishing a supportive and fruitful collaboration.

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