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Majah, indigenous peoples and the law, editors Greta Bird, Gary Martin & Jennifer Nielsen

eng

Includes index and bibliographical references

index present

non fiction

Majah

bibliography

editors Greta Bird, Gary Martin & Jennifer Nielsen

indigenous peoples and the law

Subjects covered include: self-determination for Aborigines; claims of title to and compensation for loss of traditional lands; deaths in custody; incarceration of Aboriginal women and intellectual property rights in indigenous art - important issues to all Australians

Nungas in the nineties / Irene Watson -- Dentention torture, terror and the Australian state: Aboriginal people, criminal justice and neocolonialism / Chris Cunneen -- British common law and colonised peoples: studies in Trinidad and Western Australia / Jeannine Purdy -- The price of compromise: should Australia ratify ILO Convention 169? / Lisa Strelein -- Keeping the colonisers honest: the implications of Recommendation 333 / Neil LofÌ gren -- Koori cultural heritage: reclaiming the past? / Greta Bird -- Intellectual property and the "imaginary Aboriginal" / Shelley WrightTe reo maori - te reo rangatira o aotearoa - te okeoke roa the Maori language - the chiefly language of Aotearoa - the long struggle / Nin Tomas -- Deconstructing the Royal Commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody / Mark Harris -- Five issues for the criminal law after Mabo / Jenny Blokland and Martin Flynn -- The recognition of Aboriginality by Australian criminal law / Stanley Yeo -- The incarceration of Aboriginal women / Marie Brooks -- The Yorta Yorta struggle for justice continues / Wayne Atkinson

Indigenous peoples and the law