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Pupuri Whenua—Holding Fast to the Land in the Time of Environmental Criseshe land—through resistance, resurgence, and resilience against ., or sickness of the land from unremitting settler-colonial legacies and present-day central government policies. . is distinguished by protracted environmental catastrophes. In Tairāwhiti, multiple system failures to protect our enviro

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Reshaping the Culture of Indigenous Business: 2019 Futures Forument leaders in a four-day intensive event; the Futures Forum. Participants were prompted to conceive a “50-year Vision for Re-Shaping the Culture of Indigenous Business”. They were immersed in Indigenous Knowledge experiences such as yarning (talking) circles and cultural walks, combined with critic

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Te Ara Hihiri: An Indigenous Framework Exploring Entrepreneurial Potential construct in the latter part of the twentieth century (Etzkowitz, Res Policy 34:823–833, 2003; Rothaermelet al., Ind Corp Chang 16:691–791, 2007; Graham, Creating University-based Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Evidence fromEmerging World Leaders, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014.). While th

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Disrupting, Intervening, and Re-imagining Health, Development, and Social Change: A Culture-Centeredalth organizing and foregrounding subaltern voices at the “margins of the margins” of societies as the owners of health and development communication processes. The CCA critically analyzes the colonial–capitalist production of knowledge formulated . and directed . local and Indigenous communities, i

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Methodologies for Conducting Academic Business Research with Indigenous Communities in Australiaiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous small business owners. We describe the realisation that participatory action research was not a suitable methodological approach, despite it being recommended to the team. Using Indigenous Ways of Being, Knowing and Doing, we

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Gross National Generosity in the Postcolonial Pacificuntries (PICs). The chapter includes a discussion of how even well-meaning ODA can negatively impact the postcolony and devolve into a contemporary form of colonisation when provided within a win–lose or winner-takes-all framework. Analysis utilising dependency theory (development), common-pool reso