ROFESSOR MICK DODSON has written that as “the fulcrum and the map of indigenous law
and power” Aboriginal kinship and family structures have been the target of “the unilateral …

Aboriginal Family and the State examines the contemporary relations and history of
Indigenous families in Australia, specifically referencing issues of government control and …

How are we to understand the present scandalous circumstances endured by so many
Aboriginal families today? The gap between them and us, then and now, remains …

The chicken in this story is the Aboriginal people, holder of vast amounts of cultural
knowledge, dating back to the creation of the Earth. She holds this knowledge both …

During the late‑nineteenth and earlytwentieth centuries a significant number of amateur
collectors were on a quest to record, categorise and preserve what they perceived to be the" …

This article explores stories of rewriting Australian history by Aboriginal women through
literature. My focus is on the narrative poetry and prose testimonials by Aboriginal women …

This thesis examines the past, present and future development and nature of Aboriginal
archives and archiving in British Columbia, set in Canadian and international perspective …

No one was surprised when, in 1977, the Western Australian Government put a blanket ban
on its recently decommissioned Aboriginal archive and even threatened legal action against …

This chapter uses the term 'archives' somewhat liberally to refer to all kinds of collections of
information and documents concerning Aborigines, their cultures and affairs, maintained in …

This paper considers the shaping and reshaping of, and intersections between, aboriginal
and non-aboriginal communication, information, and documentation processes in British …