Three Sorries and You’re In? Does the Prime Minister’s Statement in the Australian Federal Parliament Presage Federal Constitutional Recognition and Reparations

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• Unlocking the Alienation

  Open Access•Jason Grant Allen, Barbara Ann Hocking•Human Rights Review•2009

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• Remembering, Apologies, and Truth

  Karen Healy•Australian Social Work•2012

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• Indigenous Peoples In International Law

  S James Anaya•Indigenous peoples in international…•2004

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• Reparations for Historical Human Rights Violations

  Open Access•Jeremy Sarkin, Carly K Fowler•Human Rights Review•2008

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• Reconciling Public Accountability and Aboriginal Self‐determination/Self‐management

  Open Access•W Sanders•Australian Journal of Public…•1994

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• The Indigenous Land Corporation

  Open Access•Jon Altman, David Pollack•Australian Journal of Public…•2001

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• Aboriginal Societies and the Common Law

  Paul G McHugh•Aboriginal societies and the…•2004

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• Reparations for the Herero Genocide

  Allan D Cooper•African Affairs•2007

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• Ainu Ethnicity and the Boundaries of the Early Modern Japanese State

  David L Howell•Past & Present•1994

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• The early modern Japanese state and Ainu vaccinations

  Brett L Walker, B Walker•Past & Present•1999

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• Challenging theFiction ofTheNation in the'Reconciliation' Texts ofMaboandBringingThemHome

  Sangeetha Chandrashekeran, Sangeetha Chandra-Shekeran•Australian Feminist Law Journal•1998

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• Views of Japanese Ethnic Identity Amongst Undergraduates in Hokkaido

  Open Access•M Hudson, Mark J Hudson et al.•Japan focus•2006

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