Tag: Indigenous Australians
Lindsay Fitzclarence on the need for alternative perspectives about water policies and the Murray-Darling Basin
Gillian Cowlishaw reflecting on the settler consciousness of place and origin
Francesca Merlan in defence of the NT Intervention
Barry Morris and Andrew Lattas on cultural determinism and neo-liberal forms of racial governance
Roland Boer traces the use of 'pietism and sacrimentalism’ in Peter Sutton’s writing on White Australia and Aborignal reconciliation.
Noel Pearson and Peter Sutton both take an assimilationist turn writes Geoff Sharp
Larissa Behrendt The real goal of 'practical reconciliation' is Indigenous disempowerment, and ATSIC is once again a target. Now it's being subjected to a massive disinformation campaign. It won't get the real attention it needs until a genuine commitment to Indigenous rights is made
Larissa Behrendt: Setbacks and political reaction have led many to turn away from the difficult project of extending indigenous rights. But it is only through completing the journey to full self-determination that true indigenous liberation can be achieved.
Guy Rundle Nation-Building In A Post-National Culture
Anita Lacey and Damian Grenfell
