The English Laws Act and Māori Land Rights
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What degree does Yessilth plan to pursue?

  • Doctor of Philosophy
  • Bachelor's in Social Work
  • Jurist Doctor focusing on Tribal law (correct)
  • Master's in Public Health
  • What role does Yessilth currently have at Johns Hopkins University?

  • Research Assistant
  • Health Policy Analyst
  • Family Health Liaison (correct)
  • Program Director
  • Which research program did Yessilth participate in during her interviews?

  • Indigenous Health Development Program
  • Minority Health and Health Disparities International Research Training Program (correct)
  • National Institute of Health Research Program
  • Society for Public Health Research Training Program
  • What clan is Yessilth born into?

    <p>Toětsohníí (Big Water) clan</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What significant public health issue is Yessilth researching?

    <p>Type 2 Diabetes and Indigenous people</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What significant declaration did the English Laws Act of 1858 make regarding land in New Zealand?

    <p>The Laws of England were declared applicable in New Zealand.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do Māori perceptions of land differ from those imposed by the English legal system?

    <p>Māori do not distinguish between land and water ownership.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the concept of kaitiakitanga in Māori culture?

    <p>An approach focused on nurturing and sustainability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What primary concern does the English legal system have regarding land management?

    <p>Financial considerations and profit.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What challenge do communities face in nurturing and respecting whenua amid colonization?

    <p>Conflicts between financial interests and cultural values.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who conducted interviews that illustrate the challenges faced by Māori in land-based initiatives?

    <p>E. Eich</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what fields does Professor Helen Moewaka Barnes specialize?

    <p>Public health and Māori methodologies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What methodology does Helen Moewaka Barnes incorporate in her research?

    <p>Qualitative approaches in understanding cultural identity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The English Laws Act and Māori Land Rights

    • The English Laws Act of 1858 introduced English law to New Zealand.
    • This act formalized land as property, separating tangata (people) from whenua (land).
    • Māori, as tangata whenua, traditionally did not separate land ownership from water ownership or the connection between people and land.
    • English law emphasizes financial considerations in land management.
    • Māori kaitiakitanga values prioritize the well-being of the land, believing people's well-being follows.

    Competing Paradigms and Challenges

    • The contrasting ideologies of land as property and kaitiakitanga have created challenges for Māori communities seeking to care for their land.
    • The paper explores these challenges and the efforts of Māori communities to promote their own ways of living in harmony with the land.

    Methodology and the Authors

    • The paper includes interview data from Māori involved in community land-based initiatives.
    • The authors are researchers with backgrounds in social science, public health, and Indigenous studies.
    • Helen Moewaka Barnes is a multidisciplinary social scientist with expertise in Māori methods and methodologies.
    • E. Eich is a researcher working with Indigenous communities in the Southwest, United States.
    • S. Yessilth is a health educator and researcher with experience in working with Indigenous communities.

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    This quiz explores the implications of the English Laws Act of 1858 on Māori land rights in New Zealand. It examines the clash between Western property laws and Māori kaitiakitanga values, emphasizing the challenges faced by Māori communities. Test your understanding of these competing ideologies and their impact on land management.

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