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Examining Models of Maori Indigenous Knowledge Incorporation in Health Promotion Programs
Examining Models of Maori Indigenous Knowledge Incorporation in Health Promotion Programs
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Skeletons in the Closet: The Bioethics of the Use, Curation, and Repatriation of Anatomical Skeletal Legacy Collections in Aotearoa and the U.S.
Skeletons in the Closet: The Bioethics of the Use, Curation, and Repatriation of Anatomical Skeletal Legacy Collections in Aotearoa and the U.S.
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Indigenous Political Philosophies in Aotearoa and Hawaii
Indigenous Political Philosophies in Aotearoa and Hawaii
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He Kahu Ora – Cloaked in Wellbeing: Indigenous Women’s Traditional Clothing Making for Cultural Wellbeing
He Kahu Ora – Cloaked in Wellbeing: Indigenous Women’s Traditional Clothing Making for Cultural Wellbeing
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Five Eyes: The Challenges and Opportunities of Sharing Data on Migrants
Five Eyes: The Challenges and Opportunities of Sharing Data on Migrants
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Good in a Crisis? How Aotearoa responds to Global Humanitarian Emergencies
Good in a Crisis? How Aotearoa responds to Global Humanitarian Emergencies