From Bedtime to On Time: Why Many Aboriginal People Don't Especially Like Participating in Western Institutions1

Victoria Katherine Burbank

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Indigenous Cultures and History Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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Recent concern with ‘failures’ of Aboriginal development, and lives too often blighted by trauma, life‐altering illness and premature death (Pearson 2000, 2001; Sutton 2001), has returned anthropol...

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