S D Carpenter

historian, writer, ngati pakeha, ngai te tiriti. Aotearoa New Zealand. PhD thesis in early NZ political texts in English and te reo Maori

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

Lecture segment highlighting the significant 1860 speech of Rēnata Kawepō and Wiremu Tamehana's defence of the King Movement https://t.co/XrLdxtWlJg

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

treaty stories #2 https://t.co/D5LQXRAJBg

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

Posting a paper I gave in 2014 about the Williams family in the greater Bay of Islands area and their interactions with local hapū. https://t.co/dWVg72euBv

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

The first in a series of conversations about the treaty claims resolution sector in AotearoaNZ. https://t.co/TTCw1pQeP1

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

What I’m Reading – VLOG#6 https://t.co/TX6I6JYJ5a

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

@MorganGodfery "speech" to be meaningful surely means an exchange of views, dialogue, actual contest of ideas - not shouting people down so they can't speak in the first place

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

the story of Rēnata Kawepō and William Colenso https://t.co/wloEOBs3qm

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

Teaching #AotearoaNZhistories https://t.co/GJ1j3yzffB

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

#From the Archives, no. 3 https://t.co/ZGJSXQSBc9

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

Some brief notes on Christianity and te Tiriti o Waitangi https://t.co/QDuLqkdbYv

[gerald stratford @geraldstratfor3]

This was a cabbage i grew in 2021 last year was not so good so better luck this year cheers

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

@vomalley Sad day. Can Vic Uni save it somehow?

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

@vomalley ... and, as N Fletcher et al has recently argued, Crown sovereignty or Kawanatanga (of Pakeha and Maori) is not inconsistent with ongoing tribal authority and custom.

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

@vomalley Yes exactly, agree. However if the Governor was merely a 'governor of the Pakeha' (as Northland Tribunal has held), the Crown could hardly provide the 'active protection' necessary to uphold/enforce article 2 and 3 rights.

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

@EmmaRaducanu Welcome to Aotearoa NZ Emma. Go well.

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

The video file for my recent Selwyn Lecture at St John's College is now available. https://t.co/Ta1ZtUIlH0

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

@MamariStephens Bad journalism, but also indicates mire of language confusion re 3 waters. Tama's Uni paper seems to argue for local co-management of environmental matters, whereas 3Waters policy is basically nationalizing local water assets (with arguably questionable local accountability).

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

#From the Archives, no. 2 https://t.co/mUU1nOf8Qe

[S D Carpenter @NZHistorian]

#From the Archives https://t.co/LAUPZoLk5J