`The book is well produced. Durie's command of the detail and
diversity of documents, including the continually changing
government policies on Maori, is a particular strength. This is an
invaluable record of the assertion by one indigenous group of its
own claim to autonomy, mana motuhake, in relation to hitherto
uncontestable sovreignty, kawanatanga, of a western state.'
Michael P.J. reilly, Australian Journal of Political Science.
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