A Higher Authority: Indigenous Transnationalism and Australia

Merinnage Nelani De Costa · Ravindra Noel John

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law Indigenous Cultures and History Australian History and Society

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Foreword and acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction 1 Transnationalism before the nation-state 2 Civilising the colonials 3 Human rights for indigenous 4 Radical transnationalism 5 Indigenous peoples and international institutions 6 Domesticating indigenous politics in Caging transnationalism Epilogue Notes References Index.

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