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2017...
vol.
20
no.
2
2017
of
Postcolonial Studies
est. 1988-
Postcolonial Studies
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Whither Indigeneity in Australia?,
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essay
(p. 258-261)
'Within public zeitgeist and policy paraphernalia alike, recent years have seen a steady rise in an already ever-present fascination with fixing Indigeneity to suit intensely felt (but variegated) yearnings from the far left to the far right of the political spectrum and everywhere in between. Two recent efforts to chart this treacherous terrain hail from the distinct vantage points of sociology and critical legal studies.' (Introduction)
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