Martin Préaud
Biographic Data
| ID | 152171 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Préaud |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Préaud |
| SIGNATURE | PRÉAUD M |
| AFFILIATIONS | James Cook University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Un référendum qui laisse sans Voix – L’Australie refuse d’écouter ses peuples autochtones
Les études des collections kanak ont révélé que parmi les vastes corpus du patrimoine matériel Kanak dispersé dans plusieurs musées, un petit nombre de ces objets sont recouverts – ou faits – de textiles européens. Dans cet article méthodologique, j’illustrerai l’approche en plusieurs phases adoptée pour étudier l’intégration des textiles européens dans objets kanaks. Je collecterai un ensemble de 210 objets Kanak contenant des textiles européens…
Performance: Le grand Bingo colonial du clown Barnabott
“Barnabott the Clown’s great colonial bingo” is a performance that seeks to show how Australian governments currently practice settler colonialism. This essay accompanies the edited video capture of Barnabott’s performance at a colloquium held in December 2015 at the College de France in Paris focusing on how action is staged in domains where humans experiment new ways of transforming or interpreting the world. Barnabott thus turns to farce the b…
Indigeneity behind the Scenes: Invasion and Kriolisation
This paper seeks to explore the relations between Indigenous and Creole modes of existence and political situations. It combines a theoretical and ethnographic approach to explore the Aboriginal concept of “law and culture” as it emerged in the Kimberley region of Australia. In retracing the historical conjuncture that gave rise to the emergence of this concept into an Aboriginal regional organisation, it highlights important similarities between…
Foundation and continuity: Kimberley Aboriginal geopolitics
Hello & thanks. Introduction Two snapshots from the 2011KALACC Warnamirnti Festival Graduation ceremony for Aboriginal Rangers from the groups developed under the KLC’s LSMU and other initiatives (e.g. Yiriman) = inscribing ranger work at the heart of Kimberley Aboriginal political culture; KLC’s communication event: constant reference to Noonkanbah, its foundational struggle, in response to the controversies surrounding the Jabirr Jabirr claiman…
Engaging Relations: Ethnography with an Aboriginal Organisation
This paper seeks to locate and discuss the production of ethnographic knowledge in the intercultural field of Indigenous Australia. While issues of personhood and relatedness, identity and exchange, have been well documented, they have rarely been considered from an intercultural and relational perspective where individuals (including the researcher) are the outcome rather than the premise of relationships. I describe the site of ethnographic res…
Emerging issues in indigenous rights: Transformative effects of the recognition of indigenous peoples
The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007) marks a significant shift in the relations whereby indigenous peoples define themselves and their claims. They are now faced with the challenge of implementing international standards within national spaces. By adopting a global comparative perspective, our article aims to explore how this movement unfolds in a variety of local issues and strategies, building transnational links and di…
La terre à plusieurs: Territorialités autochtones et déterminations juridiques australiennes
En Australie la couronne britannique s'est approprié la terre et la fait mettre en culture sans l'acheter aux autochtones, dont les formes de propriété ont été méconnues. Alors que la propriété anglaise est individuelle, les Aborigènes pratiquent une propriété en commun. Les responsables d'un lieu sont multiples et circulent entre les lieux tout en changeant de position hiérarchique. Au nom de leurs droits de propriété, les Aborigènes ont engagé …
Emerging issues in indigenous rights: Transformative effects of the recognition of indigenous peoples
The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007) marks a significant shift in the relations whereby indigenous peoples define themselves and their claims. They are now faced with the challenge of implementing international standards within national spaces. By adopting a global comparative perspective, our article aims to explore how this movement unfolds in a variety of local issues and strategies, building transnational links and di…
Indigeneity behind the Scenes: Invasion and Kriolisation
This paper seeks to explore the relations between Indigenous and Creole modes of existence and political situations. It combines a theoretical and ethnographic approach to explore the Aboriginal concept of “law and culture” as it emerged in the Kimberley region of Australia. In retracing the historical conjuncture that gave rise to the emergence of this concept into an Aboriginal regional organisation, it highlights important similarities between…
Engaging Relations: Ethnography with an Aboriginal Organisation
This paper seeks to locate and discuss the production of ethnographic knowledge in the intercultural field of Indigenous Australia. While issues of personhood and relatedness, identity and exchange, have been well documented, they have rarely been considered from an intercultural and relational perspective where individuals (including the researcher) are the outcome rather than the premise of relationships. I describe the site of ethnographic res…
La terre à plusieurs: Territorialités autochtones et déterminations juridiques australiennes
En Australie la couronne britannique s'est approprié la terre et la fait mettre en culture sans l'acheter aux autochtones, dont les formes de propriété ont été méconnues. Alors que la propriété anglaise est individuelle, les Aborigènes pratiquent une propriété en commun. Les responsables d'un lieu sont multiples et circulent entre les lieux tout en changeant de position hiérarchique. Au nom de leurs droits de propriété, les Aborigènes ont engagé …
Emerging issues in indigenous rights: Transformative effects of the recognition of indigenous peoples
The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007) marks a significant shift in the relations whereby indigenous peoples define themselves and their claims. They are now faced with the challenge of implementing international standards within national spaces. By adopting a global comparative perspective, our article aims to explore how this movement unfolds in a variety of local issues and strategies, building transnational links and di…
Engaging Relations: Ethnography with an Aboriginal Organisation
This paper seeks to locate and discuss the production of ethnographic knowledge in the intercultural field of Indigenous Australia. While issues of personhood and relatedness, identity and exchange, have been well documented, they have rarely been considered from an intercultural and relational perspective where individuals (including the researcher) are the outcome rather than the premise of relationships. I describe the site of ethnographic res…
Foundation and continuity: Kimberley Aboriginal geopolitics
Hello & thanks. Introduction Two snapshots from the 2011KALACC Warnamirnti Festival Graduation ceremony for Aboriginal Rangers from the groups developed under the KLC’s LSMU and other initiatives (e.g. Yiriman) = inscribing ranger work at the heart of Kimberley Aboriginal political culture; KLC’s communication event: constant reference to Noonkanbah, its foundational struggle, in response to the controversies surrounding the Jabirr Jabirr claiman…
Indigeneity behind the Scenes: Invasion and Kriolisation
This paper seeks to explore the relations between Indigenous and Creole modes of existence and political situations. It combines a theoretical and ethnographic approach to explore the Aboriginal concept of “law and culture” as it emerged in the Kimberley region of Australia. In retracing the historical conjuncture that gave rise to the emergence of this concept into an Aboriginal regional organisation, it highlights important similarities between…
Performance: Le grand Bingo colonial du clown Barnabott
“Barnabott the Clown’s great colonial bingo” is a performance that seeks to show how Australian governments currently practice settler colonialism. This essay accompanies the edited video capture of Barnabott’s performance at a colloquium held in December 2015 at the College de France in Paris focusing on how action is staged in domains where humans experiment new ways of transforming or interpreting the world. Barnabott thus turns to farce the b…
Un référendum qui laisse sans Voix – L’Australie refuse d’écouter ses peuples autochtones
Les études des collections kanak ont révélé que parmi les vastes corpus du patrimoine matériel Kanak dispersé dans plusieurs musées, un petit nombre de ces objets sont recouverts – ou faits – de textiles européens. Dans cet article méthodologique, j’illustrerai l’approche en plusieurs phases adoptée pour étudier l’intégration des textiles européens dans objets kanaks. Je collecterai un ensemble de 210 objets Kanak contenant des textiles européens…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Indigenous (3 works) · Mining and Resource Management (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Art (2 works)