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Adelaide Collins, Director
 Adelaide Collins, Director 
 Adelaide Collins (Ngati Mahanga, Te Aitanga-a-Mahaki) Director   Phone 07 858 2047 Email collins@mdrc.co.nz   Adelaide is a Social Science Researcher in Maori Development and NZ Cultural History.    Her research interests are disability issues for Maori, research... Tell me more...
 

 Research With Own People 
 Collins, A. (2007). Role Duality: The Implications for Maori Researchers of Linking Personal and Professional Associations When Working Amongst Their Own Communities, AlterNative: International Journal of Indigenous Scholarship. 3.
  

 Research Paradigms 
 CITATION   Collins, Adelaide. (2005). Qualitative vs Quantitative Research Paradigms. [Electronic Source]. Maori Development Research Centre. Available from http://www.mdrc.co.nz/file_downloads/Quantitative%20vs%20Qualitative.ppt  
  

 Research Amongst Marae 
 CITATION Collins, Adelaide. (1998, April). Research Issues When Working With Marae. Paper presented at the Waikato Raupatu Lands Trust Scholarship and MDC Scholarship Seminar Programme, University of Waikato, Hamilton.
  

 Researching NZ History 
 CITATIONS   Collins, A. (1996). Some Maori Viewpoints on Researching New Zealand History. In Adelaide Collins & Louise Mace (Eds.), Matters Historical: The Proceedings of the 2nd University of Waikato History Graduates' Conference 30 August - 1 September 1996 (pp. 176-178). Hamilton:... Tell me more...
 
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