How we see one another: Interethnic perceptions of New Zealand teenagersFootnote¹

This research was supported by a Social Science Research Fund Committee grant to Graham Vaughan. The authors wish to thank Mary Foley and Trevor King for their help with this research, and the schools and students who generously agreed to participate.

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