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The Politics of Palatability

On the Absence of Māori Restaurants

Carolyn MorrisMassey University
Pages 5-28 | Published online: 29 Apr 2015

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Joanne-Yeeun Chun & Lindsay Neill. (2023) Understanding fusion Korean food: considerations of identity, creation and acceptance in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. Food, Culture & Society 26:2, pages 424-438.
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Gabriel C. M. Laeis, Regina A. Scheyvens & Carolyn Morris. (2020) Cuisine: a new concept for analysing tourism-agriculture linkages?. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change 18:6, pages 643-658.
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Sam Grey & Lenore Newman. (2018) Beyond culinary colonialism: indigenous food sovereignty, liberal multiculturalism, and the control of gastronomic capital. Agriculture and Human Values 35:3, pages 717-730.
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Claire R. Williams & Barbara Buttfield. (2016) Beyond Individualised Approaches to Diabetes Type 2. Sociology Compass 10:6, pages 491-505.
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Carolyn Morris. (2013) Kai or Kiwi? Māori and ‘Kiwi’ cookbooks, and the struggle for the field of New Zealand cuisine . Journal of Sociology 49:2-3, pages 210-223.
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Richard N.S. Robinson & Cate Clifford. (2012) Authenticity and festival foodservice experiences. Annals of Tourism Research 39:2, pages 571-600.
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