Culture Crisis: Anthropology and Politics in Aboriginal Australia

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University of New South Wales Press (2010)
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In 2007 th eAustralian government declared that remote Aboriginal communities were in crisis and launched the Northern Territory Intervention.

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National anthropologies and their problems.  (pages 33--44)Jeremy Beckett
The politics of suffering and the politics of anthropology.  (pages 61--87)Andrew Lattas & Barry Morris
The shock of the new: A postcolonial dilemma for Australianist anthropology.  (pages 91--115)Marcia Langton
Quarantining violence: How anthropology does it.  (pages 136--149)Diane Austin-Broos
Is culture the problem or the solution? Outstation health and the politics of remoteness.  (pages 179--195)E. Kowal
Indigenous education and training: what are we here for.  (pages 196--208)T. Lea
Media images and the politics of hope.  (pages 229--47)Melinda Hinkson
Helping anthropologists, still.  (pages 435--60)Gillian Cowlishaw

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