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Political Entrepreneurship in the Field of MÄori Sovereignty in Aotearoa New Zealand
Individual actors have the potential to shape political outcomes through creative use of opportunities. Political entrepreneurship identifies how such actors recognise and exploit opportunities, for personal or collective gain. The existing literature focuses on individuals operating within institutional settings, with less attention paid to other types of actors. In this article, I argue for an expansion of the political entrepreneurship framework, by considering individuals in the electoral and protest arenas. An examination of the field of MÄori sovereignty, or tino rangatiratanga, in Aotearoa New Zealand allows exploration of prominent actorsâ innovative strategies and practices. The findings highlight the actorsâ reliance on identity in mobilising support within the community, to press claims. Broadening the application of political entrepreneurship demonstrates the roles of social, cultural and political capital in influencing outcomes, by identifying opportunities available to individuals embedded in the community and according to the context of the arena
Surat-Surat Kepada Karen : Nasihat Indah Penuh Kasih Sayang Seorang Ayah Kepada Anak Perempuannya
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