Titlebook: Questioning Indigenous-Settler Relations; Interdisciplinary Pe Sarah Maddison,Sana Nakata Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020

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Writing as Kin: Producing Ethical Histories Through Collaboration in Unexpected Places. Researchingpt to move beyond the problematic ways in which Indigenous history has largely been written by non-Indigenous historians who utilise archival sources without engaging with the Indigenous communities or people about whom they write. We describe the methodology of a project that focuses on the work of

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Analysing the Indigenous News Network in Action: ,, , and the ,s empowerment. Recently, Indigenous news representation in Australia has been transformed and, to some extent, empowered by shifts in the media ecosystem. This chapter explores the significance of a partnership between the Indigenous owned and operated online media organisation . and .. The second h

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Capitalising on Success: Relationality and Indigenous Higher Education Futures,of Indigenous people completing university, including research degrees, NAPLAN data suggests that the number of school students achieving National Minimum Standards in reading and writing standards has—at best—plateaued since 2008. In the context of ambitious new targets for Indigenous higher educat

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Separatism as a Mode of Relations: Practicing Indigenous Resurgence and Nationhood in the 21st Centd imagining. Indigenous peoples have contested colonial domination since the first invasion of this continent began, struggling to regain and sustain their independence from settler authority and control in ways that have come to define Indigenous movements. While a focus on national politics, and p

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Book 2020at, who, when, where, and why of Indigenous–settler relations. It also explores relationality, a key analytical framework with which to explore Indigenous–settler relations in terms of what the relational characteristics are; who steps into these relations and how; the different temporal and histori

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Settler-Colonial Governmentality: The Carceral Webs Woven by Law and Politics, and disciplines—opens up a broader understanding of structural colonial oppression and Indigenous resurgence that challenges colonial carceralism through self-determination. It does this through the lens of the Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory.