P S O’Connor
Biographic Data
| ID | 5913883 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P S O’Connor |
| GIVEN NAMES | P S |
| FAMILY NAME | O’Connor |
| SIGNATURE | O’CONNOR P S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Squaring the Circle: How Canada is Dealing with the Legacy of Its Indian Residential Schools Experiment
Canada, like Australia, is belatedly confronting a problem that has long been denied and ignored. Each country is now reckoning the social costs of past policies which sought to achieve the forced assimilation of indigenous children. In Canada this policy was mainly implemented through laws requiring the compulsory attendance of Indian children at school. Some 100,000 children were directed to church-operated residential schools where their cultu…
The Stout-Seddon Precedence Controversy
The Problem of Indentured Labour in Samoa Under the Military Administration
As secretary of state for the Colonies Lewis Harcourt had had plenty of opportunity to learn the strength of New Zealand hostility towards Asian immigration1. When therefore in March 1915 he was asked by the Governor for advice as to the terms on which the Government of Hong Kong would allow indentured coolies to be recruited for Samoa the irony of the request did not escape him. ‘I should not be sorry’, he minuted grimly, ‘to see N.Z. pressing m…
The Recruitment of Maori Soldiers, 1914-18
The purpose of this article is not to retell the history of the Maori Contingent abroad but to examine more fully than has been done hitherto the problems involved in the recruiting of its members. It should be stressed at the outset that the story is told almost entirely as it seemed to the Defence Department. It has, obviously, another side almost inaccessible to the present author, who does not read Maori and is not competent to collect and in…
Sectarian Conflict in New Zealand, 1911-1920
(1967). Sectarian Conflict in New Zealand, 1911-1920. Political Science: Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 3-16
Some Political Preoccupations of Mr Massey, 1918–20
Storm Over the Clergy—New Zealand 1917
The Recruitment of Maori Soldiers, 1914-18
The purpose of this article is not to retell the history of the Maori Contingent abroad but to examine more fully than has been done hitherto the problems involved in the recruiting of its members. It should be stressed at the outset that the story is told almost entirely as it seemed to the Defence Department. It has, obviously, another side almost inaccessible to the present author, who does not read Maori and is not competent to collect and in…
Sectarian Conflict in New Zealand, 1911-1920
(1967). Sectarian Conflict in New Zealand, 1911-1920. Political Science: Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 3-16
Storm Over the Clergy—New Zealand 1917
The Problem of Indentured Labour in Samoa Under the Military Administration
As secretary of state for the Colonies Lewis Harcourt had had plenty of opportunity to learn the strength of New Zealand hostility towards Asian immigration1. When therefore in March 1915 he was asked by the Governor for advice as to the terms on which the Government of Hong Kong would allow indentured coolies to be recruited for Samoa the irony of the request did not escape him. ‘I should not be sorry’, he minuted grimly, ‘to see N.Z. pressing m…
Some Political Preoccupations of Mr Massey, 1918–20
Some Political Preoccupations of Mr Massey, 1918–20
Storm Over the Clergy—New Zealand 1917
The Recruitment of Maori Soldiers, 1914-18
The purpose of this article is not to retell the history of the Maori Contingent abroad but to examine more fully than has been done hitherto the problems involved in the recruiting of its members. It should be stressed at the outset that the story is told almost entirely as it seemed to the Defence Department. It has, obviously, another side almost inaccessible to the present author, who does not read Maori and is not competent to collect and in…
Sectarian Conflict in New Zealand, 1911-1920
(1967). Sectarian Conflict in New Zealand, 1911-1920. Political Science: Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 3-16
The Problem of Indentured Labour in Samoa Under the Military Administration
As secretary of state for the Colonies Lewis Harcourt had had plenty of opportunity to learn the strength of New Zealand hostility towards Asian immigration1. When therefore in March 1915 he was asked by the Governor for advice as to the terms on which the Government of Hong Kong would allow indentured coolies to be recruited for Samoa the irony of the request did not escape him. ‘I should not be sorry’, he minuted grimly, ‘to see N.Z. pressing m…
The Stout-Seddon Precedence Controversy
Squaring the Circle: How Canada is Dealing with the Legacy of Its Indian Residential Schools Experiment
Canada, like Australia, is belatedly confronting a problem that has long been denied and ignored. Each country is now reckoning the social costs of past policies which sought to achieve the forced assimilation of indigenous children. In Canada this policy was mainly implemented through laws requiring the compulsory attendance of Indian children at school. Some 100,000 children were directed to church-operated residential schools where their cultu…
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