Working Papers
2018 'Agenda-driven policy advice: the real story behind the exploration ban OIA docs,' FFARN July
| critique-story_of_exploration_ban_oias.pdf |
2018 "Why Natural Gas isn't a Bridge Fuel to a Low Emissions Economy," FARN, May
| ffarn_paper_-_gas_not_a_transition_fuel_v.2.pdf |
"2017 "Ending Government Oil and Gas Subsidies" October
| govt_subsidies_update_report__2017-3.pdf |
2012 “Community-led Development in Aotearoa New Zealand: Dead End or New Opportunity?” April.
| critique_of_cld.docx |
2011a “Issues for Government Investment in Community-led Development: a discussion paper."
| issues_for_govt_investment_in_c-l_devt.docx |
2011b "Sustainable Community Movements: a brief overview."
| sustainable_community_movements.docx |
2000 “Mäori Self-Determined Development: A New Role for the State?” Inaugural Professorial Address, Working Paper 6/99, Development Studies , Waikato University.
1999a “The Political Economic of Indigenous Peoples and Development,” Working Paper 4/99, Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1999b “Indigenous Populations and Sustainable Development,” Working Paper 3/99. Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1998a “Capacity-building for Self-determined Mäori Economic Development,” with Taari Nicholas and Sandra Morrison, Working Paper 2/98, Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1998b “A Checklist for Assessing Costs and Benefits of Tribal Development Initiatives,” Working Paper 1/98. Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1999a “The Political Economic of Indigenous Peoples and Development,” Working Paper 4/99, Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1999b “Indigenous Populations and Sustainable Development,” Working Paper 3/99. Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1998a “Capacity-building for Self-determined Mäori Economic Development,” with Taari Nicholas and Sandra Morrison, Working Paper 2/98, Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.
1998b “A Checklist for Assessing Costs and Benefits of Tribal Development Initiatives,” Working Paper 1/98. Development Studies Programme, University of Waikato.