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This book is a timely meditation on the complex problems that arise when the treasures of indigenous peoples, especially Maori, enter the commercial world which seeks to reproduce and disseminate them. Well aware that such matters are not simple, Barry Barclay draws on his long experience as a filmmaker, often depicting Maori subjects, to conduct a hui, or public forum, to show, to listen, to suggest ways in which two worlds, each important, can meet.
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2006University of Hawaii Press · 268 pages · 9780824830564
- Paperback · English · 2006Auckland University Press · 300 pages · 9781869403508
Maori (New Zealand people)Intellectual propertyLaw and legislationProtectionCultural propertyIndigenous peoplesLegal status, lawsCultural property, protection




