Responsible Geographies: Co‐oreating Knowledge in Aotearoa
New Zealand GeographerPublished 1 October 1997
Robert McClean, Lawrence D. Berg, Michael Roche
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ABSTRACT We examine in this paper the potential for (reforming the relations of social scientific research in Aotearoa. Drawing upon our experience of undertaking historical geographical research with and for Ngati‐Toa Rangatira, we argue for the need to develop responsible geographies in Aotearoa. We suggest that the metaphors of ‘crossing borders’ and ‘building structures’ might offer one route into the development of such a responsible geography.
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