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Indigenous Policy Failure and its Historical Foundations
2009
International Journal of Critical Indigenous Studies
Public policy aimed at addressing the socio-economic disadvantage of Aboriginal Australians over the past three decades has largely failed. Much research has focused on this policy failure and the historical circumstances that created the socio-economic marginalisation of Aboriginal peoples. This essay revisits these two areas with the intention of offering a fresh perspective. Firstly, it is proposed that in order to understand policy failure in the context of a relationship characterised by
doi:10.5204/ijcis.v2i1.33
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