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    Perspectives on land

    Deans Louise, M
    Abstract
    This project was inspired by a Winter Forum at Darfield run by the Ministers' Association in 1987. The exercise was undertaken at the depth of the drought in Canterbury. It was an attempt to understand the full implications of a sudden political change towards rural New Zealand. It was believed that with knowledge comes power. It was hoped that decisions could be made from such a grasp of the current situation, that bank policies could be changed and bankruptcies prevented. New Zealand is at a critical point in her short history. Suddenly the old recipes that used to work do not work any longer.... [Show full abstract]
    Keywords
    New Zealand identity; rural New Zealand; land
    Fields of Research
    220303 Environmental Philosophy; 210311 New Zealand History
    Date
    1990
    Type
    Other
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