- STEPHEN TURNER, Compulsory Nationalism
- JAMES MEFFAN, ‘Culturalism gone mad’: The Play of Cultural Rhetoric in the
Invention of New Zealand National Identity
- MICHELLE KEOWN, ‘Can’t we all just get along?’: bro’Town and New Zealand’s
Creative Multiculturalism
- JANE STAFFORD, ‘Irrevocably mute, for ever mourned’: George Grey and
his Collaborators
- KIRSTINE MOFFAT, The River and the Ocean: Indigeneity and Dispossession
in Vincent Ward’s River Queen
- MELISSA KENNEDY, ‘Are You for Real?’: Witi Ihimaera’s Eidolon Camouflage
- CLARE BARKER, ‘Bionic Waewae’ and ‘Iron Crutches’: Turangawaewae,
Disability, and Prosthesis in Patricia Grace’s Dogside Story
- JULIE ADAMS, Carving a Space: George Nuku and Power and Taboo:
Sacred Objects from the Pacific 1760-1860 at the British Museum