Patrons of Maori Culture. Power, Theory and Ideology in the Maori Renaissance: Power, Theory and Ideology in Maori Renaissance. By Steven Webster

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Patrons of Maori Culture. Power, Theory and Ideology in the Maori Renaissance: Power, Theory and Ideology in Maori Renaissance. By Steven WebsterPatrons of Maori Culture. Power, Theory and Ideology in the Maori Renaissance: Power, Theory and Ideology in Maori Renaissance. By Steven Webster Paperback, very good condition, no annotations, minor shelf wear. 276 pages Published by Otago University Press, 1999 ISBN: 1877133485 illustrations This rare example of institutional ethnography is a collection of essays examining ideas about Maori culture from a Marxist perspective. The text reviews the

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