Under-represented and overlooked: Māori and Pasifika scientists in Aotearoa New Zealand’s universities and crown-research institutes
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...soriate, Maori and Pacific women have lower salaries than non-Maori and Pacific men while there is no significant salary difference for Maori and Pacific men (McAllister et al., 2020)....
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...…diversity (one group of people is able to declare diversity desirable and then dictate what it is about diversity that is desirable) and non-performative diversity (institution’s ability to write and declare diversity commitments or policies but not resource their implementation; Ahmed 2012, 2017)....
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...The interdisciplinary work of Māori scientists also often does not align with what the academy and their Pākehā counterparts define as ‘science’ and many scholars have explored this (see for example, McKinley 2005; Mercier 2014; Hikuroa 2017)....
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...Consequently, of the few Māori scientists that exist and survive within academia, several are employed outside of science faculties (see for example, Mercier 2014)....
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...However, being Indigenous is defined by whakapapa and ancestry and, accordingly, is not divisible (reviewed in Kukutai 2004)....
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...Such concerns of being ‘part’ or ‘half’ reflect an outdated understanding of ethnicity with roots in colonialism (Kukutai 2004; Saini 2019)....
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...These ideas persist and colour how even Indigenous peoples conceive of themselves (Kukutai 2004)....
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