Research
A research centre focused on providing excellent research to Māori communities in Tai Tokerau.
The James Henare Māori Research Centre was established in 1993 in response to appeals from representatives of the Māori people of the Tai Tokerau (Northland) region to the University of Auckland to address their research needs. The challenge then became one of setting up a research centre that would focus and coordinate the intellectual resources of the University on issues relevant to Tai Tokerau needs.
The Centre was named in honour of the late James Clendon Tau Henare, an eminent Māori leader and scholar.
Research results are provided to source communities with the aim to apply and implement research findings. Technical reports, publications and conference presentations are other ways for disseminating research results. See below for a list of major work carried out by the Centre between 1993-2008.
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In those cases, it undertakes a facilitative and coordinating role between those research teams, the university and Tai Tokerau communities. See ‘Other Research Involving the JHMRC below for examples of such projects.
Urlich Cloher, D. and M. Hohepa, (no date). Ngā Kakano i Ruia Mai: Māori Families, Child Socialisation and Social Change. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1995. Status of Te Reo Māori in New Zealand Secondary Schools: A Survey Undertaken by James Henare Māori Research Centre for Aotearoa Te Huarahi Māori Motuhake New Zealand Post Primary Teachers. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Kainamu, R., 1995. Rangahau of te Iwi Whanui: Community Agencies Survey Report: "Māori Families and Child Socialisation in Otara". Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Te Papakupu o te Taitokerau: Taitokerau Māori Dictionary. Souvenir Printout of On-line Preliminary Draft. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Te Papakupu o te Tai Tokerau: Tai Tokerau Dictionary: "A". Tauira/Draft A2. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Te Papakupu o te Tai Tokerau: Tai Tokerau Dictionary: Tauira/Draft 1. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(2) Sustainable economic development
Johnston, C. S., no date. Survey of North Hokianga Communities on Perceptions of and Attitudes Towards a Māori-Owned and Controlled Tourism. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Higham, J. R., and B. M. H. Sharp, (no date). Sustainable Māori Commercial Development: Part I. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre (published within D. Urlich Cloher, D (no date). Survey of North Hokianga Communities report cited below).
Urlich Cloher, D, (no date). Survey of North Hokianga Communities. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Gao, J., 1995. Evaluation of Natural Resources in North Hokianga From Remotely Sensed Data, also Creation of Land Cove Map and Subsequent Analysis from Aerial Photographs. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Jeffs, A. 1995. The Sustainable Management and Development of Coastal and Aquatic Resources of Te Rarawa ki Hokianga. Phase One: Existing Information on the Coastal and Aquatic Resources. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Jeffs, A., 1995. The Sustainable Management and Development of Coastal and Aquatic Resources of Te Rarawa ki Hokianga: Phase Two: The Community and the Coastal and Aquatic Resources. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Jeffs, A., 1995. The Sustainable Management and Development of Coastal and Aquatic Resources of Te Rarawa ki Hokianga. Phase Three: Development of the Coastal and Aquatic Resources. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Lindsay, V., 1995. Tai Tokerau Sustainable Economic Development: Objective 3 (Part 2) Commercial Development Options: Final Report (Summary). Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre (published within D. Urlich Cloher, D (no date). Survey of North Hokianga Communities report cited above).
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1995. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study One, North Hokianga . Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Tate, H., 1995. An Analysis of the Structure, Organisation and Values of North Hokianga Communities. Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1996. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study Two, Te Hiku o te Ika. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1997. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study Three, West Ngāti Kahu. Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1997. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study Three, Whangaroa. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Creese, B., S. Nichol, M. Gregory, P. Augustinus, M. Horrocks, and B. Mom, 1998. Siltation in Whangape Harbour and its Consequences for Local Iwi. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., P. Forer, B. Hay, C. White, D. Singh, N. Haworth, R. Higham, V. Lindsay and M. Henare, 1998. Sustainable Māori Development in Tai Tokerau: The Ngāpuhi Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., C. Johnston, K. Nero, T. Ratana, N. Mitchell, G. Park, E. Henry, K. Pryor, K. Jackson, D. Singh, S. Page, G. Lawton and P. Forer, 1998. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: Collection of Reports for the North Hokianga Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Singh, K. Nero, N. Mitchell, G. Park, K. Jackson, P. Forer, S. Page, E. Henry, K. Pryor, V. Lindsay, C. Walters, and C. Johnston, 1998. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: The South Hokianga and Kaikohe Regions. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Noonan, M, 1999. Māori Attitudes to Tourism in the Muriwhenua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Singh, D, P. Forer, B. Hay, C. White, N. Haworth and V. Lindsay, 1999. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Ngāti Whatua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Singh, D., K. Nero, N. Mitchell, K. Jackson, P. Forer, S. Page, E. Henry, K. Pryor, C. Johnston, C. Walters, V. Lindsay and D. Urlich Cloher, 1999. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: The Bay of Islands Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Johnston, C., 2000. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: Draft Pre-Release Report for Comment by Participants. Resource Inventory for the Muriwhenua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Lindsay, V., 2000. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Taitokerau: Draft Pre-Release Report for Comment by Participants. Commercial Development of Sustainable Māori Tourism in the Muriwhenua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Mitchell, N. and H. Skalova, 2000. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: Draft Pre-Release Report for Comment by Participants. Ngā Pou Whakahī o te Tai Tokerau - Muriwhenua: The Identification of Sites of Special Environmental Interest for Sustainable Tourism. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(3) Rehabilitation
Thomas, D., D. Urlich Cloher, and P. Poata, 1997. Evaluation of Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust Habilitation Centre: Interim Evaluation Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Thomas, D., D. Urlich Cloher, and W. Savage, 1998. Evaluation of Te Ihi Tu Trust Habilitation Centre: Interim Evaluation Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Thomas, D., D. Urlich Cloher, and B. W. Savage, 1998. Evaluation of Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust Habilitation Centre: Final Evaluation Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Thomas and F. Cram, 1998. Evaluation of Māori Family Violence Prevention Programmes. Summary Report: Phase 1 1997. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Thomas and D. Singh, 1998. Evaluation of Māori Family Violence Prevention Programmes. Final Report: Phase 2. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(4) Disparities
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Singh, H. Yoon, F. Hancock, and M. Roderick, 1999. Research Strategy for Examining the Determinants of Māori/ Non-Māori Disparities. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Benton, R., E, Douglas, N. Hopa, M. Kawharu, C. Macpherson, H. Yoon, R. Kirkpatrick, N. Benton, J. Jackson, E. Fuli, S. Toevai, A. Greenaway, A. Ulike, S. McTaggart, C. Notton, and A. Puriri, 2000. Drowning in the Mainstream? Urban Disparities Project Stage 1: Final Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Benton, R. A., N. Hopa, M. Kawharu, C. Macpherson, and M. Roderick, 2000. Echoes from the Voiceless Land: Policy Implications from Drowning in the Mainstream. A Report to Te Puni Kōkiri/ Ministry of Māori Development.Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Urban Disparities Research Report: Progress Report to Te Puni Kōkiri. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Benton, R. A., N. Hopa, N. Benton, C. Crothers, C. Macpherson, M. Henare, and K. Ngarimu, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau: Volume One, General Overview. Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Crothers, C., 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau: Part Two. A Sociographic Perspective: "Some Ways of Being Māori". Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau, Report of the Urban Māori Disparities Research Programme, Part Two. The Macrocosmic Perspective: "Some Ways of Being Māori". Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau: Report of the Urban Māori Disparities Research Programme. Part Three: Ngā Whakaaro o te Iwi. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau, Report of the Urban Māori Disparities Research Programme, Part Five. He Kohikohinga Whakaaro. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(5) Books
Kawharu, M. (ed.), 2002. Whenua: Managing Our Resources. Auckland: Reed.
Belgrave, M., M. Kawharu, D.V. Williams, (eds). 2005. Waitangi Revisited: Perspectives on the Treaty of Waitangi. Melbourne : Oxford University Press (release date: 12 November 2008.)
Kawharu, M., 2008. Tahuhu Korero: The Sayings of Taitokerau. Photographs by Krzysztof Pfeiffer. Auckland : Auckland University Press (release date: 12 November 2008).
(6) Other research involving the JHMRC
Kawharu, M., ‘Community and Heritage Preservation in Aotearoa New Zealand . The Challenge of Marae.’ Paper presented to Forum International du Patrimoine du Pacifique, Papeete, Tahiti, August 2007.
Kawharu, M., ‘Cultural tourism: challenges and opportunities, a Maori venture in New Zealand. Paper presented to the 6th World Archaeological Congress, July 2008.
Kawharu, M., 'Community and Indigeneity: Exploring possibilities for World Heritage. Unpublished paper prepared for the World Heritage Centre, UNESCO, Paris.’, June 2008.
Robust, T. ‘Reversing into the Future for Men in Early Child Care and Education’. Paper presented to the World Forum for Early Child Care and Education: MECE, Hawaii, May 2008.
Robust, T. ‘Wassup: another Era or another Error. Paper presented to the PPTA Māori Teachers Forum, Rotorua, June 2008.
Robust, T. ‘ECE: another Era or another Error’. Paper present to Educare Management and Co-ordinators Conference, North Shore , Auckland August 2008.
Robust, T., Hikuroa, D., Boswijk, G., Malin, P. ‘Ngā Papakauri o Hokianga.’ Report on the identification and excavation of Kauri logs from the Hokianga harbour and Waterways. August 2008.
Robust, T., Swales, R., ‘Overcoming barriers to Health Care for Māori with Known Diabetes in Te Tai Tokerau’. Paper prepared for Norhtland District Health Board, Whangarei, Northland. September 2008.
The James Henare Māori Research Centre was established in 1993 in response to appeals from representatives of the Māori people of the Tai Tokerau (Northland) region to the University of Auckland to address their research needs. The challenge then became one of setting up a research centre that would focus and coordinate the intellectual resources of the University on issues relevant to Tai Tokerau needs.
The Centre was named in honour of the late James Clendon Tau Henare, an eminent Māori leader and scholar.
Centre aims
The Centre aims to empower Maori communities in Taitokerau through research. It further aims to be the leading organization to carry out research concerning the social, cultural and economic well-being and advancement of Taitokerau people.Research results are provided to source communities with the aim to apply and implement research findings. Technical reports, publications and conference presentations are other ways for disseminating research results. See below for a list of major work carried out by the Centre between 1993-2008.
Read more about our research
News
Research teams
Post-graduate supervision and support is also undertaken by Centre staff and research team members. The Centre is acutely aware of the need to develop emerging research skills and capacity. Inter-disciplinary research teams are, therefore, developed that brings leading and established researchers who are proven specialists in their fields, together with emerging researchers at masters and doctoral levels. Community co-researchers are also often integral to the success of projects and co-opted. Researchers have included:- Professor Sir Hugh Kawharu: Social anthropologist, former Head of The Department of Maori Studies, UoA and foundation Director of the James Henare Maori Research Centre
- Associate Professor Dorothy Urlich Cloher: Geographer, former Deputy Director then Director of the James Henare Maori Research Centre
- Professor Dame Anne Salmond : Social anthropologist, currently at The Department of Maori Studies
- Professor Dame Joan Metge: Social anthropologist, consultant
- Associate-Professor Richard Benton : Linguist, former Director of the James Henare Maori Research Centre, currently adjunct professor, Matahauariki Institute, University of Waikato
- Dr Jane McRae : Linguist and Maori language specialist, Honorary Research Fellow, Department of Maori Studies, UoA, consultant
- Professor Margaret Mutu : Linguist, former Head of The Department of Maori Studies, UoA, currently on sabbatical
- Professor Karen Nero: Social anthropologist, formerly of the Department of Anthropology, UoA, currently Director of the McMillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies
- Professor Pip Forer, Geographer, UoA
- Professor Cluny McPherson, Sociologist, formerly Department of Sociology, UoA, currently Massey University , Albany
- Dr Margie Hohepa , Educationalist, UoA
- Dr Merata Kawharu, formerly Research Fellow, James Henare Maori Research Centre, currently Director of Research, JHMRC
Other research
The Centre is also involved in projects initiated by other research teams.In those cases, it undertakes a facilitative and coordinating role between those research teams, the university and Tai Tokerau communities. See ‘Other Research Involving the JHMRC below for examples of such projects.
International
Papers have been presented at international conferences locally and abroad. Consultancies concerning issues of relevance to Taitokerau people have also been undertaken such as work on World Heritage at UNESCO, Paris during May-June 2008. See ‘Other Research Involving the JHMRC’ below.Centre Research: 1993-2008
(1) Māori languageUrlich Cloher, D. and M. Hohepa, (no date). Ngā Kakano i Ruia Mai: Māori Families, Child Socialisation and Social Change. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1995. Status of Te Reo Māori in New Zealand Secondary Schools: A Survey Undertaken by James Henare Māori Research Centre for Aotearoa Te Huarahi Māori Motuhake New Zealand Post Primary Teachers. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Kainamu, R., 1995. Rangahau of te Iwi Whanui: Community Agencies Survey Report: "Māori Families and Child Socialisation in Otara". Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Te Papakupu o te Taitokerau: Taitokerau Māori Dictionary. Souvenir Printout of On-line Preliminary Draft. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Te Papakupu o te Tai Tokerau: Tai Tokerau Dictionary: "A". Tauira/Draft A2. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Te Papakupu o te Tai Tokerau: Tai Tokerau Dictionary: Tauira/Draft 1. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(2) Sustainable economic development
Johnston, C. S., no date. Survey of North Hokianga Communities on Perceptions of and Attitudes Towards a Māori-Owned and Controlled Tourism. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Higham, J. R., and B. M. H. Sharp, (no date). Sustainable Māori Commercial Development: Part I. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre (published within D. Urlich Cloher, D (no date). Survey of North Hokianga Communities report cited below).
Urlich Cloher, D, (no date). Survey of North Hokianga Communities. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Gao, J., 1995. Evaluation of Natural Resources in North Hokianga From Remotely Sensed Data, also Creation of Land Cove Map and Subsequent Analysis from Aerial Photographs. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Jeffs, A. 1995. The Sustainable Management and Development of Coastal and Aquatic Resources of Te Rarawa ki Hokianga. Phase One: Existing Information on the Coastal and Aquatic Resources. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Jeffs, A., 1995. The Sustainable Management and Development of Coastal and Aquatic Resources of Te Rarawa ki Hokianga: Phase Two: The Community and the Coastal and Aquatic Resources. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Jeffs, A., 1995. The Sustainable Management and Development of Coastal and Aquatic Resources of Te Rarawa ki Hokianga. Phase Three: Development of the Coastal and Aquatic Resources. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Lindsay, V., 1995. Tai Tokerau Sustainable Economic Development: Objective 3 (Part 2) Commercial Development Options: Final Report (Summary). Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre (published within D. Urlich Cloher, D (no date). Survey of North Hokianga Communities report cited above).
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1995. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study One, North Hokianga . Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Tate, H., 1995. An Analysis of the Structure, Organisation and Values of North Hokianga Communities. Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1996. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study Two, Te Hiku o te Ika. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1997. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study Three, West Ngāti Kahu. Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 1997. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Case Study Three, Whangaroa. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Creese, B., S. Nichol, M. Gregory, P. Augustinus, M. Horrocks, and B. Mom, 1998. Siltation in Whangape Harbour and its Consequences for Local Iwi. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., P. Forer, B. Hay, C. White, D. Singh, N. Haworth, R. Higham, V. Lindsay and M. Henare, 1998. Sustainable Māori Development in Tai Tokerau: The Ngāpuhi Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., C. Johnston, K. Nero, T. Ratana, N. Mitchell, G. Park, E. Henry, K. Pryor, K. Jackson, D. Singh, S. Page, G. Lawton and P. Forer, 1998. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: Collection of Reports for the North Hokianga Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Singh, K. Nero, N. Mitchell, G. Park, K. Jackson, P. Forer, S. Page, E. Henry, K. Pryor, V. Lindsay, C. Walters, and C. Johnston, 1998. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: The South Hokianga and Kaikohe Regions. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Noonan, M, 1999. Māori Attitudes to Tourism in the Muriwhenua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Singh, D, P. Forer, B. Hay, C. White, N. Haworth and V. Lindsay, 1999. Sustainable Development in Tai Tokerau: Ngāti Whatua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Singh, D., K. Nero, N. Mitchell, K. Jackson, P. Forer, S. Page, E. Henry, K. Pryor, C. Johnston, C. Walters, V. Lindsay and D. Urlich Cloher, 1999. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: The Bay of Islands Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Johnston, C., 2000. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: Draft Pre-Release Report for Comment by Participants. Resource Inventory for the Muriwhenua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Lindsay, V., 2000. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Taitokerau: Draft Pre-Release Report for Comment by Participants. Commercial Development of Sustainable Māori Tourism in the Muriwhenua Region. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Mitchell, N. and H. Skalova, 2000. Sustainable Māori Tourism in Tai Tokerau: Draft Pre-Release Report for Comment by Participants. Ngā Pou Whakahī o te Tai Tokerau - Muriwhenua: The Identification of Sites of Special Environmental Interest for Sustainable Tourism. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(3) Rehabilitation
Thomas, D., D. Urlich Cloher, and P. Poata, 1997. Evaluation of Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust Habilitation Centre: Interim Evaluation Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Thomas, D., D. Urlich Cloher, and W. Savage, 1998. Evaluation of Te Ihi Tu Trust Habilitation Centre: Interim Evaluation Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Thomas, D., D. Urlich Cloher, and B. W. Savage, 1998. Evaluation of Te Whanau o Waipareira Trust Habilitation Centre: Final Evaluation Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Thomas and F. Cram, 1998. Evaluation of Māori Family Violence Prevention Programmes. Summary Report: Phase 1 1997. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Thomas and D. Singh, 1998. Evaluation of Māori Family Violence Prevention Programmes. Final Report: Phase 2. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(4) Disparities
Urlich Cloher, D., D. Singh, H. Yoon, F. Hancock, and M. Roderick, 1999. Research Strategy for Examining the Determinants of Māori/ Non-Māori Disparities. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Benton, R., E, Douglas, N. Hopa, M. Kawharu, C. Macpherson, H. Yoon, R. Kirkpatrick, N. Benton, J. Jackson, E. Fuli, S. Toevai, A. Greenaway, A. Ulike, S. McTaggart, C. Notton, and A. Puriri, 2000. Drowning in the Mainstream? Urban Disparities Project Stage 1: Final Report. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Benton, R. A., N. Hopa, M. Kawharu, C. Macpherson, and M. Roderick, 2000. Echoes from the Voiceless Land: Policy Implications from Drowning in the Mainstream. A Report to Te Puni Kōkiri/ Ministry of Māori Development.Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2001. Urban Disparities Research Report: Progress Report to Te Puni Kōkiri. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Benton, R. A., N. Hopa, N. Benton, C. Crothers, C. Macpherson, M. Henare, and K. Ngarimu, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau: Volume One, General Overview. Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
Crothers, C., 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau: Part Two. A Sociographic Perspective: "Some Ways of Being Māori". Auckland , James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau, Report of the Urban Māori Disparities Research Programme, Part Two. The Macrocosmic Perspective: "Some Ways of Being Māori". Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau: Report of the Urban Māori Disparities Research Programme. Part Three: Ngā Whakaaro o te Iwi. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
James Henare Māori Research Centre, 2002. Well-being and Disparity in Tāmaki-Makaurau, Report of the Urban Māori Disparities Research Programme, Part Five. He Kohikohinga Whakaaro. Auckland : James Henare Māori Research Centre.
(5) Books
Kawharu, M. (ed.), 2002. Whenua: Managing Our Resources. Auckland: Reed.
Belgrave, M., M. Kawharu, D.V. Williams, (eds). 2005. Waitangi Revisited: Perspectives on the Treaty of Waitangi. Melbourne : Oxford University Press (release date: 12 November 2008.)
Kawharu, M., 2008. Tahuhu Korero: The Sayings of Taitokerau. Photographs by Krzysztof Pfeiffer. Auckland : Auckland University Press (release date: 12 November 2008).
(6) Other research involving the JHMRC
Kawharu, M., ‘Community and Heritage Preservation in Aotearoa New Zealand . The Challenge of Marae.’ Paper presented to Forum International du Patrimoine du Pacifique, Papeete, Tahiti, August 2007.
Kawharu, M., ‘Cultural tourism: challenges and opportunities, a Maori venture in New Zealand. Paper presented to the 6th World Archaeological Congress, July 2008.
Kawharu, M., 'Community and Indigeneity: Exploring possibilities for World Heritage. Unpublished paper prepared for the World Heritage Centre, UNESCO, Paris.’, June 2008.
Robust, T. ‘Reversing into the Future for Men in Early Child Care and Education’. Paper presented to the World Forum for Early Child Care and Education: MECE, Hawaii, May 2008.
Robust, T. ‘Wassup: another Era or another Error. Paper presented to the PPTA Māori Teachers Forum, Rotorua, June 2008.
Robust, T. ‘ECE: another Era or another Error’. Paper present to Educare Management and Co-ordinators Conference, North Shore , Auckland August 2008.
Robust, T., Hikuroa, D., Boswijk, G., Malin, P. ‘Ngā Papakauri o Hokianga.’ Report on the identification and excavation of Kauri logs from the Hokianga harbour and Waterways. August 2008.
Robust, T., Swales, R., ‘Overcoming barriers to Health Care for Māori with Known Diabetes in Te Tai Tokerau’. Paper prepared for Norhtland District Health Board, Whangarei, Northland. September 2008.
