Te Iwi Maori : Population Past, Present and Projected.

Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- List of Maps -- Part One: Interdependent Demographic Transitions -- 1: Transition in a Bicultural Society -- 2: When is a Maori a 'Maori'? -- Part Two: Maori Population From First Settlement To 1945 -- 3: From Waka to Tiriti: the Maori Population until 1840 -- 4: Decades of Despair, 1840-1901: I: Analytical Framework -- 5: Decades of Despair, 1840-1901: II: Population Trends -- 6: Recuperation in Isolation -- Part Three: Transition and Reyond, 1945-2011 -- 7: Mortality Transition, Rural Exodus and Labour-Force Transformation, 1945-66 -- 8: Fertility Transition and International Mobility: the Maori from the 1960s to the 1980s -- 9: The End of the Demographic Transition: the Maori Population about 1986 -- 10: Into the Future -- Part Four: Te Iwi Maori, Past, Present and Future -- 11: He Kakano i Ruia Mai i Rangiatea e Kore e Ngaro -- Appendix -- Appendix I: Regions, 1857-1901: Proportion Maori, Maori Child-Woman Ratio -- Appendix II: Regional Trends of the Pakeha Population, 1857-1901 -- Appendix III: Classification of Regions, 1857-1966 -- Glossary -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Footnotes -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 5 -- Back Cover.

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