The con-stitutional re-cognition (s)cam-pain: The campaign for the hidden recognition of first nations peoples' racial inferiority

The constitutional recognition campaign has received party-wide support and its efforts have been promoted by Prime Minister Tony Abbott as being something that would ‘complete our Constitution.’ The broader rhetoric surrounding this campaign suggests that it will result in a just, albeit delayed, r...

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Main Author: Chalmers, Gordon
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
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Published: University of New South Wales, Indigenous Law Centre 2014
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
Constitutional law
indigenous peoples in the Australian legal system
Abbott
First Nations
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title The con-stitutional re-cognition (s)cam-pain: The campaign for the hidden recognition of first nations peoples' racial inferiority
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Chalmers, Gordon (2014) The con-stitutional re-cognition (s)cam-pain: The campaign for the hidden recognition of first nations peoples' racial inferiority. Indigenous Law Bulletin, 8(15), pp. 27-30.
https://eprints.qut.edu.au/91416/
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