Scottishness and Irishness in New Zealand since 1840

Focusing on the ethnic identities of Irish and Scottish communities in New Zealand, this book explores the nuances of self-identification and external perceptions. It investigates the evolution of these identities, examining when and why individuals categorized themselves and others ethnically. The work delves into the characteristics attributed to both groups, analyzing shifts in these traits over time and the broader implications for understanding ethnic identity in a multicultural context.