Titlebook: Colonization and Development in New Zealand between 1769 and 1900; The Seeds of Rangiat Ian Pool Book 2015 Springer International Publishin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09837-1erated by indirect estimation techniques (Pool and Cheung 2004, 2005), along with others relating to rural Maori wealth – and almost all Maori were rural at this time – are used to posit possible levels of income .. Finally, this chapter discusses gender differentials in longevity. Until and includi

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Jan M. Broekman,Larry Catá Backere meta-issue, ‘colonization’. Other meta-issues, typically more theoretical and methodological than substantive, have emerged here, notably the explanatory power of transition frameworks that are used in demography and economics. But there are yet other questions, more in the nature of ‘intangibles’

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A History of Survival and Resilienceer Moriori population of the Chatham Islands (see Map 1), who are also east Polynesians. This book deals only with a limited part of the Maori story, focusing almost entirely on the period starting with the voyages of Captain Cook in the late eighteenth century, and ending . 1900. This part of the s

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