<p>Second edition of a 1988 text for law students which takes into account Aboriginal and immigrant cultures and Australian and legal history to explain issues and features of the Australian legal system. New material includes changes in workers' compensation law and the Mabo case. Contains bibliography and index. The author is Director of the National Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies in Law at the University of New England.</p>

The process of law in Australia: Intercultural perspectives

Bird, Greta

Butterworths

Process of Law in Australia Intercultural Perspectives

Kogan Page, Ltd.

<p>A glance at the chapters in this book discloses issues of great importance to the Australian people. They include:self-determination for Aborigines claims of title to and compensation for loss of traditional lands the impact of British law on colonised peoples deaths in custody the Convention Concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries criminal law after Mabo v Queensland (N0 2) incarceration of Aboriginal women intellectual property rights in indigenous art.These are issues which reflect the culture, the perceptions, the aspirations and concerns of Aboriginal people. As such, they are of importance to all Australians.It is my hope that this book will stimulate informed discourse which, in turn, will facilitate identification and resolution of unaddressed problems for the benefit of all Australians.Sir Gerard Brennan AC KBEChief Justice of Australia</p>

Majah: Indigenous peoples and the law (Monograph series on law and justice)

Martin, Gary

Nielsen, Jennifer (eds.)

Federation Press

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