Land Back examines Aboriginal land rights in New South Wales, including self-determination, compensation for loss, a land claims process, support for enterprises, and the establishment of a network of land councils. Explore the challenges that remain, such as the limited land restituted and the threats to Aboriginal cultural heritage.
- Understand the historical and legal context of Aboriginal land rights in NSW.
- Discover the ongoing struggles and future possibilities for Aboriginal communities.
- Examine the role of land councils in economic development and cultural preservation.
Edited by Professor Heidi Norman, a leading expert on Aboriginal political history, this collection is essential reading for anyone interested in Aboriginal land rights and social justice in Australia.
