Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics
North of Capricorn: The untold Story of Australia’s North is the latest publication by Henry Reynolds, one of Australia’s foremost historians and one of the academy’s most prolific writers. Several of his books have won prestigious awards and most have contributed to important aspects of political d...
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author | Dawn May |
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description | North of Capricorn: The untold Story of Australia’s North is the latest publication by Henry Reynolds, one of Australia’s foremost historians and one of the academy’s most prolific writers. Several of his books have won prestigious awards and most have contributed to important aspects of political debate in this country, none more significant than the Mabo and Wik judgements. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e372f1d507aa430dbf5eefccb3c938642022-12-21T18:57:59ZengJames Cook UniversityeTropic: electronic journal of studies in the tropics1448-29402003-03-012110.25120/etropic.2.1.2003.3446Multiculturalism in the Australian TropicsDawn MayNorth of Capricorn: The untold Story of Australia’s North is the latest publication by Henry Reynolds, one of Australia’s foremost historians and one of the academy’s most prolific writers. Several of his books have won prestigious awards and most have contributed to important aspects of political debate in this country, none more significant than the Mabo and Wik judgements.https://journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/article/view/3446/3384book reviewhenry reynoldsnorth of capricornaustralia's northhistorypolitical debateindigenous australiamulticultural australia |
spellingShingle | Dawn May Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics eTropic: electronic journal of studies in the tropics book review henry reynolds north of capricorn australia's north history political debate indigenous australia multicultural australia |
title | Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics |
title_full | Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics |
title_fullStr | Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics |
title_full_unstemmed | Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics |
title_short | Multiculturalism in the Australian Tropics |
title_sort | multiculturalism in the australian tropics |
topic | book review henry reynolds north of capricorn australia's north history political debate indigenous australia multicultural australia |
url | https://journals.jcu.edu.au/etropic/article/view/3446/3384 |
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