Anthropological theory and government policy in Australia's Northern Territory: The hegemony of the "mainstream"

Morphy, Frances; Morphy, Howard

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Anthropological theory and government policy in Australia's Northern Territory: The hegemony of the "mainstream"

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2013

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Morphy, Frances

Morphy, Howard

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American Anthropological Association

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In this article, we set up a dialogue between two theoretical frameworks for understanding the developing relationships between indigenous Australians and the encapsulating Australian society. We argue that the concept of "the intercultural" de-emphasizes

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American Anthropologist

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10.1111/aman.12002

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