Maria Bargh

Dr. Maria Bargh (Te Arawa and Ngati Awa) is Head of Te Kawa a Maui/School of Maori Studies at Victoria University of Wellington. Her research focusses on Māori politics, economy and resource management. Her work includes, A Hidden Economy: Māori in the Privatised Military Industry, (2015), and two edited collections Māori in Parliament (2010) and Resistance: An Indigenous Response to Neoliberalism (2007).

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New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Motu (Islands) (edX) EdX
Victoria University of Wellington,VictoriaX

New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Motu (Islands) (edX)

Humanities Art and Culture

Embark on a journey to uncover the fascinating history and profound cultural significance of New Zealand's islands in 'New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Motu (Islands)'. This course delves into the thousand-year-old stories of the Māori people, their connection to the land, and how this relationship has shaped the national identity. Learn about the unique aspects of being an islander and how it influences New Zealand's culture.

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4 Weeks
New Zealand Ngā Motu Aotearoa
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New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Wai (Water) (edX) EdX
Victoria University of Wellington,WellingtonX

New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Wai (Water) (edX)

Humanities Art and Culture

Dive into the fascinating world of New Zealand's waterways and their profound impact on culture in this unique online course from edX. 'New Zealand Landscape as Culture: Wai (Water)' offers an insightful exploration into how water shapes identity, history, and daily life for both Indigenous Māori and European settlers.

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4 Weeks
Water Geology New Zealand
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