Dominant economic thinking of the 20thCentury As depicted in the narrative of the ‘Commanding Heights’ TV doumentary series, the 20thCentury can be economically characterised by (i) globalisation, (ii) a swing

1.  Economic institutions as an essential contribution to cultural survival Culturally mediated models of human-ecosystem organisation (cf. economics), especially those created by the world’s indigenous communities, have been, and continue

This report provides an outline of key theoretical and methodological developments in transdisciplinary methodology that emerged from the 2nd World Congress on transdisciplinarity (2005) along with an assessment of just

This report was written following a decision to discontinue using a ‘cultural impact assessment’ approach after becoming more aware of the limitations of this now well-established planning and policy tool.

1. What is Tātari Tauutuutu? In Te Reo Māori, the word ‘tātari’ is generally translated into English as a verb associated with: sifting, sorting-out, measuring-out or analysing. The word ‘tauutuutu’ can

Abstract This monograph explores the question of how engage hapū in creative, co-management and co-governance activities in a way that supports cultural safety and yields transformative, empowering and self-determined outcomes