Aboriginal sovereignty: reflections on race, state, and nation

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

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1 The issue of sovereignty..2 Indigenous nationalism, self-determination..3 The development of Aboriginal identity..4 Mabo and the historians..5 Mabo and the question of pastoral leases..6 Land use and native title..7 The question of genocide

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