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Consolidating a Māori Legal Theory: Opportunities for our own legal theorising and jurisprudence in Aotearoa New Zealand
This thesis consolidates both the case for a Māori legal theory and the jurisprudential work that already gives it form. It shows that Māori legal theory does not need to be invented, it is already operating across academic, community, and legal domains. What remains is to recognise, refine, and art
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