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Tikanga and New Zealand political parties—heading in the “right” direction? case study—2020 General Election

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Title
Tikanga and New Zealand political parties—heading in the “right” direction? case study—2020 General Election
Abstract
This article examines references to tikanga Māori (Māori (the Indigenous Peoples of New Zealand) values) by New Zealand political parties. The article grounds itself in some of the wider debates relating to the incorporation and application of tikanga, Māori values, across New Zealand in both legal and political contexts, with particular review of legislative references. An analysis of New Zealand political party policies and constitutions from the 2020 General election showed that over half of the political parties who campaigned made some reference to tikanga, but there was great variation in how tikanga was interpreted. This article assesses some of the opportunities and complexities of New Zealand political party engagement with tikanga Māori.
Publication
AlterNative
Date
2024-12-01
Volume
20
Issue
4
Pages
601-608
Accessed
5/17/25, 4:15 AM
ISSN
1177-1801
Short Title
Tikanga and New Zealand political parties—heading in the “right” direction?
Language
EN
Library Catalog
SAGE Journals
Notes
  • Reference of Tikanga by NZ political parties
  • Case study from 2020 election
  • Tikanga interpretation

  • Tikanga
  • Voting, Parties, Parliament
Citation
Te One, A., & Caird, C. (2024). Tikanga and New Zealand political parties—heading in the “right” direction? case study—2020 General Election. AlterNative, 20(4), 601–608. https://doi.org/10.1177/11771801241266620