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4x Aboriginal Reconciliation Key Issue Papers 1-4
By Council For Aboriginal Reconciliation
1994 • Paperback • Unknown
Description
Title: 4x Aboriginal Reconciliation Key Issue Papers 1-4
Author/Publisher: Council For Aboriginal Reconciliation
Publication Year: 1994
Format: Illustrated, Staple Bound Paperback
Synopsis
This collection presents the foundational 'Key Issue Papers 1-4' published in 1994 by the Council For Aboriginal Reconciliation. Established by the Australian government in 1991, the Council played a pivotal role in fostering understanding and promoting a unified future between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
As essential documents from a critical period in Australia's social and political landscape, these papers were designed to stimulate public discussion and inform policy development on matters central to the reconciliation process, reflecting the Council's mandate to bridge historical divides.
- Framing the National Dialogue: These papers likely set out the core principles and objectives of the reconciliation process, defining the scope and challenges for a national conversation.
- Historical Understandings: They would have addressed the historical context of Indigenous-settler relations, aiming to educate the public on the past to inform future actions.
- Social Justice and Equity: Discussions would typically revolve around issues of social justice, land rights, self-determination, and the pursuit of equitable outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
- Community Engagement and Future Vision: The papers probably explored strategies for community involvement and outlined a vision for a reconciled Australia, encouraging broader participation in the movement.
These 'Key Issue Papers' offer a compelling snapshot of Australia's journey towards reconciliation during a formative decade. They remain invaluable as primary source material for scholars, policy-makers, and anyone interested in the complex history and ongoing evolution of Indigenous affairs and social justice in Australia.
Condition
This item has been professionally inspected and is in Acceptable condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed visual assessment.
Specifications
| Format | Paperback |
| Condition | Acceptable |
| Publisher | Unknown |
| Year | 1994 |
| Type | Not Specified |
| Genre | Politics & Society |
| Topic | Australian History |
| Signed | No |
| Vintage | No |
| Features | Illustrated, Staple Bound |
| Language | English |
| Ex Libris | No |
| Inscribed | No |
| Book Title | 4x Aboriginal Reconciliation Key Issue Papers 1-4 |
| Personalised | No |
| Custom Bundle | Yes |
| Narrative Type | Non-Fiction |
| Intended Audience | Adults |
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