Coconuts and Kiwis: identity and change among second-generation Cook Islanders in New Zealand. Ethnic Groups, 1989 Volume 7, pages 259-281.
Title
Coconuts and Kiwis: identity and change among second-generation Cook Islanders in New Zealand. Ethnic Groups, 1989 Volume 7, pages 259-281.
Subject
Cook Islanders
New Zealanders
Cultural assimilation
Description
Photocopy of journal article with handwritten marginal notes. The author, Professor of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, discusses the situation of New Zealanders who identify as Cook Islanders but who have only a dim, or no, memory of the Cook Islands and who may well also identify as New Zealanders.
Creator
Thomas K. Fitzgerald
Date
1989
Language
English
Identifier
Box 1, folder 1, item 2
Files
Collection
Citation
Thomas K. Fitzgerald , “Coconuts and Kiwis: identity and change among second-generation Cook Islanders in New Zealand. Ethnic Groups, 1989 Volume 7, pages 259-281.,” The Papers of Professor Ron Crocombe, accessed November 30, 2023, https://cicr.omeka.net/items/show/147.
Item Relations
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