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Aboriginal Women And Violence: Report For The Criminology Research Council And T
By Audrey Bolger
1991 • Paperback • Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit
Description
Synopsys: "Aboriginal Women and Violence: A Report for the Criminology Research Council and the Northern Territory Commissioner of Police" by Audrey Bolger is an insightful exploration into the complex issue of violence against indigenous women in Australia. Through comprehensive research and careful analysis, Bolger provides a platform to these often overlooked voices, illuminating the extent and severity of the problem in indigenous communities. The book not only examines the different dimensions of violence endured by Aboriginal women but also delves into the systemic and institutional deficiencies that contribute to such situations. It highlights the pressing need for policy reform, cultural awareness, and community engagement. Bolger's report is a compelling plea for social justice, shedding light on ongoing human rights violations against indigenous women.
Synopsis
Title: Aboriginal Women and Violence: A Report for the Criminology Research Council and the Northern Territory Commissioner of Police
Author/Publisher: Audrey Bolger, Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit
Publication Year: 1991
Format: Paperback
Published in 1991 by the Australian National University's North Australia Research Unit, Audrey Bolger's significant report, "Aboriginal Women and Violence," addresses a critical social issue within Australia. This non-fiction work was specifically commissioned for the Criminology Research Council and the Northern Territory Commissioner of Police.
Bolger's comprehensive study delves into the complex issue of violence affecting Aboriginal women, providing a research-based exploration intended to inform understanding and potentially policy within the criminological and social sectors. It represents a vital contribution to the discourse surrounding Indigenous issues and public safety in Australia during the early 1990s.
- A Criminological Examination: This report thoroughly examines the nature and impact of violence experienced by Aboriginal women, presented as a formal study for key governmental and research bodies.
- Social Context and Impact: Bolger's research likely explores the societal factors contributing to violence, offering a detailed analysis of its profound effects on individuals and communities within Australia.
- Policy and Research Insights: As a commissioned work for the Criminology Research Council, the report presents findings from comprehensive investigation, aiming to inform policy and public understanding of this critical issue.
As an important document from 1991, this report is a valuable historical record for anyone interested in Australian social history, Indigenous studies, women's studies, or criminology, offering insights into a pivotal area of study.
Condition
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Specifications
| Format | Paperback |
| Condition | Acceptable |
| Publisher | Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit |
| Year | 1991 |
| Type | Not Specified |
| Genre | Women's Fiction |
| Topic | Abuse |
| Signed | No |
| Vintage | No |
| Language | English |
| Ex Libris | Yes |
| Inscribed | Yes |
| Book Title | Aboriginal Women And Violence: Report For The Criminology Rese… |
| Personalised | Yes |
| Custom Bundle | No |
| Narrative Type | Non-Fiction |
| Country of Origin | Australia |
| Intended Audience | Adults |
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