NEW: Emerging scholars in Australian Indigenous Studies, Volumes 2-3, Issue 1 (2016-17)

Contents

Preface

Seeing Aboriginal history in black and white: the contested history of the Stolen Generation

1-8

Failing to address issues of interest for Aboriginal Australians in the 2016 Federal election campaign

9-16

A historical analysis of the economic marginalisation of Aboriginal people and the ruralisation of Aboriginal issues

17-23

Man, Animal, Other: The intersections of Racism, Speciesism and Problematic Recognition within Indigenous Australia

24-31

Beyond Genocide: a comparative analysis of the elimination of Australia’s Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander people

32-37

Modernity to Makarrata: Australia Through the Post-Colonial Lens

38-43

Native Title vs land rights: is change more effective when it is achieved through social and political activism or the courts?

44-49

Rethinking Western perceptions of Indigenous knowledge and economy

50-55

Post-colonial Australia: Fact or fabrication?

56-61

Can the international human rights framework improve the rights of Indigenous Australians?

62-67

Samson & Delilah Revisited

68-71

An outstanding debt: Noel Pearson’s A Rightful Place. Race, Recognition and a more complete Commonwealth

72-74

The Tragedy of Jacob by Dena Curtis

75-77

Rabbit-Proof Fence: A Critical Analysis

78-80

The white-seared landscape: Walkabout as iconic Australian counterculture

81-83

Stan Grant’s ‘Racism is Destroying the Australian Dream’ speech

84-86

Grandmother’s Country: history, art and survival

87-90

Carpentaria: a foray into Indigenous consciousness

91-94

Reimagining the inheritance of loss of country: Stan Grant’s Talking to my country

95-97

Captain Cook’s landing site, Kurnell

98-99

'I have a dream' mural site visit

100-102

Site visit to Victoria Park

103-104

The politics of recognition

105-106

Making the case for constitutional reform

107-108

Facing national historical guilt in teaching history: a comparison between Australia and Germany

109-110