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Aboriginal women: gender and employment relations in contemporary Australia

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1987-04

Authors

Bradley, Carol

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University of Bath

Abstract

This paper is about Australian Aboriginal women and their position in contemporary Australian society.

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Women, Aboriginal Australian, Aboriginal Australians -- Employment, Australia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/307527

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Thesis (Other)(non-ANU)

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Open Access

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