| Summary: | tag=1 data=The International Arena, Indigenous Internationalism and Directions in Indigenous Policy in Australia. by Sarah Pritchard tag=2 data=Pritchard, Sarah tag=3 data=Indigenous Law Bulletin: International Issue, tag=4 data=4 tag=5 data=23 tag=6 data=August/September 1999 tag=7 data=4-6. tag=8 data=ABORIGINES tag=9 data=ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLES%AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRATS%HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES%UNITED NATIONS DECADE FOR THE WORLD'S INDIGENOUS PEOPLE%BUILDING NEW PARTNERSHIPS%UN WORKING GROUP ON INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS [WGIP]%IGOROT%ARCTIC PEOPLES CONFERENCE%INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS%STOLEN GENERATIONS%INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS tag=10 data=Pritchard questions 'whether the attainment of better economic and social outcomes alone will achieve realy equality. Arguments about the desirability of ecnomic self-sufficiency must not be allowed to mask a retreat from recognising rights.' tag=13 data=V/F tag=32 data=RIDGEWAY, ADEN%TAULI-CORPUZ, VICTORIA%JULL, PETER%GUSMAO, XANANADEL, KAMAHL%DORSETT, SHAUNNAGH%DUTHU, BRUCE%TUNKS, ANDREA%SENATOR HERON%CHAVES, JUANITA%PYE, GERALYN Pritchard questions 'whether the attainment of better economic and social outcomes alone will achieve realy equality. Arguments about the desirability of ecnomic self-sufficiency must not be allowed to mask a retreat from recognising rights.'
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