In this special issue on 'extraction', we think critically about two urgent and entangled
questions, examining the political economy of mining and Indigenous interests in Australia …

Following global interest in how pre-service teacher education might engage with social
justice imperatives, this paper reports on interviews with three non-Aboriginal young women …

Since the 1990s, in bioarchaeology we have typically learned to think of descendant
communities as people who gain certain rights or benefits from being recognized as such by …

Drawing on international literature examining mismatch between racial appearance and
racial identity, this paper analyses the subgroup of Indigenous Australians who have been …

This chapter provides theoretical lenses for and upon planning that derive from and are
inspired by those critiques and the concepts they articulate. Planning, and our theorizing of …

This paper focuses on Romani and Aboriginal peoples who live at the margins of Italian and
Australian societies, often in city 'camps' that show signs of institutional abandonment …

Just prior to the federal election of 2007, the Australian government led by John Howard
decreed the “Northern Territory National Emergency Response”, commonly known as the …

Australia has accommodated refugees throughout its settler-colonial history, but has
resettled refugees only since 1947. This chapter identifies trends in the scholarly literature …

This article examines the dynamics between ethics and research. Ethics can be liberated
through research and research empowered through ethics. The core precepts of consent …

In the 1990s, key Indigenous health activists in the US and Australia published memoirs that
recalled their struggles fighting for health care access for urban Indigenous communities …