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Apology, anthropology, and colonial genocide

May 30, 2017by James Robb Leave a comment

A review of Terra Nullius, A Journey Through No One’s Land, by Sven Lindqvist Terra Nullius – a Latin expression meaning ‘no one’s land’ – was a legal fiction used to clear […]

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anthropology, Australia history, evolution, extinction, genocide, historical materialism, literature, morality, national self-determination, racism, working class history

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Australia history capitalist justice capitalist state class collaboration class struggle communism democratic rights farming First World War freedom of speech Harry Holland immigration imperialist war Labour Party Maori struggle Marxist theory national self-determination New Zealand history petty-bourgeoisie racism revolution rightist groups and currents Russian revolution solidarity Stalinism union busting unions women's equality working class working class history

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