Elizabeth Rata
Elizabeth Rata teaches in the Faculty of Education at Auckland University and is an Honorary Research Fellow in Political Studies and founding member of the Politics of Social Regulation Research Group. She was a Fulbright Senior Scholar to Georgetown University, Washington DC in 2003. With Roger Openshaw she is the author of Public Policy and Ethnicity: The Politics of Ethnic Boundary-Making. (Palgrave Macmillan Publishing, 2006).
Elizabeth Rata
Ethnic fundamentalism is a form of 'secular religion', an oxymoron that resists criticism. This article, originally presented at the NZ Skeptics conference in Auckland, September 2006, interrogates ... (2728 words)
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