The Long Path to Land Justice: The Eddie Moiki Mabo Lecture 2006

Author	Behrendt, Larissa
Date	2006
Source/Publisher	James Cook University
Link(s)	https://www.jcu.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/789358/jcu_145038.pdf
Subjects	Self-determination

Description

This lecture explores the barriers to achieving the vision of Aboriginal rights to land that were articulated in the Mabo case. These include the re-conceptualising of native title as a regime to give certainty to non-Aboriginal interests, the romanticism of Aboriginal culture that permeated the judgement and the fact that, under the judicial system, it is judges who determine what ?Aboriginal culture? is.

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