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Heart of Dark(y)ness: Negotiating race and racism in New Zealand rugby: Club rugby players talk rugby

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Racism in New Zealand rugby has been a topic of ongoing debate. In 2011 and 2010, for example, there was a mediated discussion about supposed racial quotas (‘darkies’ quota) for The Crusaders and criticism of Pat Lam, the Samoan Coach of the Blues, for the team’s poor performance. This thesis locates such public controversies as part of ‘sports-chatter’, informed by the work of Lynne Star, that...
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2017
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Samoa
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Thesis
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University of Canterbury
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