Empire and the Making of Native Title
Sovereignty, Property and Indigenous People
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Word Count
130,000 words, Guess
Page Count
520 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL29499255M
- ISBN-139781108478298
- OCLC Control Number1141022824
- Library of Congress Control Number2020007145
Classifications
- LCCDU423.L35A88 2020
Description
"In 1981 a novel question was addressed by an Australian historian, more or less for the first time. Why had the British Crown denied - or failed to recognise - the Aboriginal people's sovereignty and rights in land? Alan Frost argued that this occurred because the British government acted in accordance with the international legal conventions of the mid-eighteenth century, or more especially a particular legal decorum called terra nullius, a Latin word meaning a land without a sovereign or a land belonging to no one."--
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