Title: First world, first nations
Description: The Sami people of Northern Europe and Aboriginal Australians have both won important new rights during recent decades, yet the outcomes are very different. In this collection of essays the similarities and differences between the indigenous experiences in the Nordic countries and Australia are explored. Included is a chapter on the Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand.--From back cover.
Subjects: Government relations, Aboriginal Australians, Cultural assimilation, Sami (European people), Self-determination, National, Colonization, Europe, social conditions, Australia, social conditions, Europe, politics and government, Australia, politics and government, Europe, ethnic relations, Australia, ethnic relations, Sami (european people)--colonization, Sami (european people)--europe, northern--colonization, Sami (european people)--government relations, Sami (european people)--europe, northern--government relations, Sami (european people)--cultural assimilation, Sami (european people)--cultural assimilation--europe, northern, Self-determination, national--europe, northern, Aboriginal australians--colonization, Aboriginal australians--government relations, Aboriginal australians--cultural assimilation, Self-determination, national--australia, Dl42.l36 f39 2011, 323.119/455
Places: Australia, Northern Europe