Book examines immigration policy and settler colonialism in Aotearoa
A new book critiques immigration policies and their relationship to settler colonialism and wealth-based residency programmes.
A book under review explores immigration policies in Aotearoa and their connections to settler colonial frameworks. The work examines government programmes that prioritise wealthy individuals, while also engaging with broader questions about white supremacist dimensions of settler colonialism and who belongs in the country.
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Book of the Week: Who gets to call Aotearoa home
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