Publications, Activities, and Awards
- 42nd New Zealand Geothermal Workshop
- Anthropological Engagements with Divisions and Disputes
- Decolonizing Approaches to Geothermal Energy Development in Alberta through Indigenous Community-Led Research and Engagement.
- Deep Entanglements: Geothermal power development and Indigenous-state relations from Aotearoa New Zealand to Alberta
- Entangled, but disengaged: Geothermal energy policy development without First Nations in Alberta
- Greasing the Tracts: How Oil & Gas Tactics Slide into Geothermal Legislation
- Indigenous Rights, the Environmental and Geothermal Energy Development in the Pacific Ring of Fire.
- Indigenous youth engaging in community-led research to decolonize renewable energy development.
- Keepers of the Fire, Keepers of the Water: Language, loss, and regeneration through geothermal practices on Indigenous lands
- On the Protocol of Land Acknowledgements
- Power and protocol: Indigenous oral histories and geothermal energy development
- Terra Nullius or Commons? Undermining Maori Rights and Title Under New Zealand’s Marine and Coastal Areas (Takutai Moana) Act
- The Pools of Ngāwha: Power, History and the Recognition of Māori Interests.
- Tracing the Genealogies of Supportive Research Networks: Māori Anthropological Pathways