Oct 2009

After the Intervention

John Hinkson on the dangers of promoting neo-liberalism as the basis of Aboriginal culture

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The possibility of neo-liberalism becoming a basis for a new approach to Indigenous policy has been gaining momentum for some time now, especially through the advocacy of Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson. But advocating the neo-liberal way of life as a basis for an Indigenous future is seriously flawed writes John Hinkson

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  1. Richard Hornabrook
    Posted May 16, 2010 at 8:35 pm | Permalink

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    Regards Richard Hornabrook

  2. Richard Hornabrook
    Posted June 26, 2010 at 6:18 am | Permalink

    Dear Editor at Arena
    Thanks very much for the link to the web site.
    Much appreciated.
    Richard

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