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Introduction: Using Social Determinants of Health, Using Ethnography,s, experiences of stress, and their effects on lives and circumstances. Focusing on Numbulwar, a remote Aboriginal community in southeast Arnhem Land, Australia, my ethnographic effort is framed by a “social determinants of health” perspective.

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Begriff und Wirkung der Parteiautonomie,al identity, or more precisely to anticipate this chapter’s focus, to facets of an Aboriginal self that may be widely shared at Numbulwar. It can be seen as “an extremely complicated one; both new and intractable, repositioned and yet unassimilated, dominated and yet recalcitrant.” This complexity e

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Die Rechtliche Natur der Parteiautonomie,cal question—why these people in this place at this time?” (3). This is clearly a question that the disproportionate incidence of premature morbidity and mortality in Aboriginal Australia invites us to ask. As is the case with heroin addiction in American inner cities, premature death “is never rand

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