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Damien Short
International Political Science Review, 2003
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Taking on the Australian Settler-State: Sociology for Social Justice and a Critical Indigenous Research Paradigm
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Koerner, C. (2013 ) Learning the past to participate in the future: Regional discourses of Australian colonial history International Journal of Critical Indigenous Studies Griffith University Press, Brisbane, Australia
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Official Apologies, Reconciliation, and Settler Colonialism: Australian Indigenous Alterity and Political Agency
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Australian 'Aboriginal' Reconciliation: The Latest Phase in the Colonial Project 1
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Review of: Damien Short, Reconciliation and Colonial Power: Indigenous Rights in Australia
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Lisa Ford and Tim Rowse (eds), Between Indigenous and Settler Governance (Routledge, 2013).
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Contemporary Indigenous Affairs: Seeking the Radical Centre
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McGrath, A. “Book Review: A different inequality: the politics of debates about remote Aboriginal Australia”. Aboriginal History Journal 36 (2012): 173-176.
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Bischoff, Eva: Settler Imperialism and Indigenous Peoples: The Case of Australia
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Korte, Jasmin (2017) Review of Trapped in the Gap: Doing Good in Indigenous Australia. Anthropological Forum, 27:3, 293-295.
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The Sad Predictability of Indigenous Affairs
Lyndon Murphy , Morgan Brigg
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Un/settling Aboriginality (July 2013)
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Art Blart, 2013
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Kowal, E. (2008) The Politics of the Gap: Indigenous Australians, Liberal Multiculturalism, and the End of the Self-Determination Era. American Anthropologist 110 (3): 338-348.
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American Anthropologist, 2008
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Wayne Atkinson
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Law and Agonistic Politics, 2009
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Contemporary Sociology, 1996
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