Crossed Purposes: The Pintupi and Australia's Indigenous Policy

Ralph Folds

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Why are we consistently confronted with the failure to achieve statistical equality in critically important areas such as health, housing, and education? Examining the relationship between the Pintupi people of Australia's western deserts, Ralph Folds challenges many popular assumptions about the way indigenous groups like the Pintupi interact with western society.

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