Native Title, land rights and Aboriginal self-determination
Leya Reid
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Leya Reid
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The paper explores the relationship between land rights campaigns and self-determination for Indigenous Australians, and argues that Native Title has effectively complicated and undermined the land recovery process that Indigenous Australians achieved under various State land rights acts. KeywordsLand rights, Native Title, self determination
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The paper explores the relationship between land rights campaigns and self-determination for Indigenous Australians, and argues that Native Title has effectively complicated and undermined the land recovery process that Indigenous Australians achieved under various State land rights acts. KeywordsLand rights, Native Title, self determination
Key concepts: Indigenous, Land rights, Indigenous rights, State (computer science), Land law, Political science, Self-determination, Human rights