Social anthropology and Australian aboriginal studies: A contemporary overview

Ronald M. Berndt · Robert Tonkinson

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Social Anthropology and Australian Aboriginal Studies is a collection of independent assessments on a range of topics relating to the social anthropology of Aboriginal studies, including gender, kinship, economics, religion, law, social anthropology and research methods.

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