After Mabo

Tim Rowse

• Publisher: Melbourne University Press Digital
• Year: 2013
• Print ISBN: 9780522844924
• eBook ISBN: 9780522863062
• Topic: Sciences sociales
• Subtopic: Anthropologie

In After Mabo, Tim Rowse draws on such disciplines as history, political science, anthropology, cultural studies, ecology and archaelogy to introduce some dominant critiques of non-Aboriginal ways of perceiving Aboriginality, focusing on the moral and legal traditions of settlers and indigenous peoples, their different attitudes towards the environment, the institutional heritage of 'Aboriginal welfare', tensions between indigenous cultures and indigenous politics, and the representation of Aboriginal identities by indigenous writers.

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Abbreviations

AGPS		Australian Government Publishing Service
AIAS		Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (now Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies—AIATSIS)
ANU		Australian National University
CRES		Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies
IAD		Institute for Aboriginal Development
IWGIA		International Working Group for Indigenous Affairs (Copenhagen)

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Table of contents

• After Mabo
• Contents
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Mabo and Moral Anxiety
• Lives in Custody
• Aborigines Incorporated
• Art and Identity
• Actors in a Landscape
• Afterword
• Bibliography
• Index