Aboriginal Tent Embassy
by Gary Foley
8.88 / 10 9 ratings
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013
- Publisher
- Routledge
- ISBN
- 9781299752290
Subjects
- Law
- World
- Social Sciences
- Professional, Career & Trade
- Social Science
- Political science
- Ethnic Studies
- American
- International
- Public Policy
- Anthropology
- Civil Rights
- Political Process
- Cultural & Social
- Discrimination
- Media Studies
- Economic Policy
- Race & Ethnic Relations
- Aboriginal Australians
- Native American Studies
- Jurisprudence
- Australian & Oceanian Studies
- Australian & Oceanian
- Land reform
- Minority Studies
- Indigenous Law
- Black Studies (Global)
- Mass media
- Colonialism & Post-Colonialism
- Political Advocacy
Original edition
The Aboriginal Tent EmbassyOriginally published in 2013 English Taylor & Francis Group
Other editions (6)
What other readers say
Liked
The book is highly praised for its incredibly in-depth and invaluable exploration of the history of the Tent Embassy, covering events up until 2012. Reviewers commend it as a fantastic and definitive collection, skillfully bringing together both primary sources and critical reflections on the Embassy's profound significance and enduring legacy.
Disliked
The primary critique mentioned by readers is a degree of repetitiveness within the collection, stemming from various pieces frequently citing each other. However, this is consistently noted as a very minor drawback, not significantly detracting from the overall quality.
In short
In conclusion, this book is regarded as an essential and comprehensive resource for understanding the Tent Embassy. It is particularly recommended for readers on a journey of decolonisation and learning, as well as anyone seeking a deep, authoritative dive into the historical significance and impact of this important movement.
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