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Book Description Soft Covers. Condition: NF. Dust Jacket Condition: None. Reprint. "Healing Our History, " a father-daughter collaboration, was first published in 2001 to examine the 21st century challenges of meeting the obligations of the Treaty of Waitangi of 1840. It is a detailed examination of the impacts of colonisation on the Maori people and how "broken relationships" can best be mended. The first edition received best seller status and this updated, expanded edition includes subsequent developments such as the Treaty Settlements process and benefits, Maori education advances and the foreshore and seabed controversey. 329 pages including four appendices, glossary, notes, bibliography, index.Covers and textblock NF, no inscriptions. Seller Inventory # 002515
Book Description Paperback. Condition: Good. Clean pages except for moderate age-toning in the margins and a single corner fold; no other owners' marks; the soft cover has a pair of creases across the top left rear corner, very small wrinkles around the bottom right rear corner, and mild edge wear at corners and spine ends, otherwise sound. 329pp. Seller Inventory # 79650
Book Description Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Revised Edition. A very good clean copy. Small pen name. Healing our History was written as a result of the popular Waitangi Associates treaty workshops run by Robert Consedine. This trailblazing book, first published in 2001, addresses the questions of Pakeha identity and the relevance of the Treaty - questions that are still pertinent today. Since the 1990s, Robert has worked with a network of Maori and Pakeha to establish a successful workshop process that enabled Pakeha to learn about, and confront, New Zealand s colonial history and to understand its implications today. Robert's unique take on the subject illustrates how all New Zealanders can discover a new sense of personal and national identity that respects and honours the Treaty relationship. Seller Inventory # 036266
Book Description Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. A good copy with some minor edge wear Healing our History was written as a result of the popular Waitangi Associates treaty workshops run by Robert Consedine. This trailblazing book, first published in 2001, addresses the questions of Pakeha identity and the relevance of the Treaty - questions that are still pertinent today. Since the 1990s, Robert has worked with a network of Maori and Pakeha to establish a successful workshop process that enabled Pakeha to learn about, and confront, New Zealand s colonial history and to understand its implications today. Robert's unique take on the subject illustrates how all New Zealanders can discover a new sense of personal and national identity that respects and honours the Treaty relationship. Seller Inventory # 029277
Book Description Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Small pen name, else feels unread. Healing our History was written as a result of the popular Waitangi Associates treaty workshops run by Robert Consedine. This trailblazing book, first published in 2001, addresses the questions of Pakeha identity and the relevance of the Treaty - questions that are still pertinent today. Since the 1990s, Robert has worked with a network of Maori and Pakeha to establish a successful workshop process that enabled Pakeha to learn about, and confront, New Zealand s colonial history and to understand its implications today. Robert's unique take on the subject illustrates how all New Zealanders can discover a new sense of personal and national identity that respects and honours the Treaty relationship. Seller Inventory # 029028
Book Description Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Revised Edition. This copy feels unread. Healing our History was written as a result of the popular Waitangi Associates treaty workshops run by Robert Consedine. This trailblazing book, first published in 2001, addresses the questions of Pakeha identity and the relevance of the Treaty - questions that are still pertinent today. Since the 1990s, Robert has worked with a network of Maori and Pakeha to establish a successful workshop process that enabled Pakeha to learn about, and confront, New Zealand s colonial history and to understand its implications today. Robert's unique take on the subject illustrates how all New Zealanders can discover a new sense of personal and national identity that respects and honours the Treaty relationship. Seller Inventory # 029430
Book Description Condition: Very Good. Clean, unmarked copy with some edge wear. Good binding. Dust jacket included if issued with one. We ship in recyclable American-made mailers. 100% money-back guarantee on all orders. Seller Inventory # 1559791