Disenchantment, Normalisation and Public Value: Taking the Long View in Australian Indigenous Affairs

Sullivan, Patrick

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Disenchantment, Normalisation and Public Value: Taking the Long View in Australian Indigenous Affairs

Date

2013

Authors

Sullivan, Patrick

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

This paper situates contemporary dilemmas of Indigenous development in the underlying themes and principles of Indigenous policy over the medium-term-approximately, the last twenty-five years. It brings together the involvement of the Council of Australia