Native title claims to Australian land are closely examined in this text. With professional contributions from lawyers, anthropologists, and historians, each sharing their experience and expertise, this explores the highly charged public controversy about who owns the land and how native title workers need to communicate more effectively and redefine their practice.
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Sandy Toussaint is the author of Applied Anthropology in Australasia, A Jury of Whose Peers?, and Phyllis Kaberry and Me. She is a senior lecturer in anthropology at the University of Western Australia.
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