Chapter 1 Introduction: Of Mohammad, Murals and Maori Ceremony

Chapter 2 Freedom, Identity Construction and Cultural Closure: The Taniwha , the Hijab and the Wiener Schnitzel as Boundary Markers

Chapter 3 The Political Strategies of Ethnic and Indigenous Elites

Chapter 4 Culturalism, Neo-liberalism and the State: The Rise and Fall of Neotraditionalist Ideologies in the South Pacific

Chapter 5 The Paradox of Indigenous Rights: The Controversy around the Foreshore and the Seabed in New Zealand

Chapter 6 Ethnicity in Business: The Case of New Zealand Maori

Chapter 7 Re-politicising Race: The Anglican Church in New Zealand

Chapter 8 Putting Ethnicity into Policy: A New Zealand Case Study

Chapter 9 Race and Ethnicity in United Kingdom Public Policy: Education and Health

Chapter 10 Ethnic Measurement as a Policy Making Tool

Chapter 11 Challenging Ethnic Explanations for Educational Failure

Chapter 13 Historical Revisionism in New Zealand: Always Winter and Never Christmas