Table of Contents

Series editor's foreword (Jon Stratton)

Acknowledgments

Contributors

Introduction (Aileen Moreton-Robinson)

Part I: Law matters

1. Settled and unsettled spaces: Are we free to roam? (Irene Watson)

2. Misconstruing Indigenous sovereignty: Maintaining the fabric of Australian law (Phillip Falk and Gary Martin)

3. Indigenous sovereignty rights: International law and the protection of traditional ecological knowledge (Henrietta Marrie)

Part II: Writing matters

4. Dancing with shadows: erasing Aboriginal self and sovereignty (Philip Morrissey)

5. The sovereign Aboriginal woman (Tracey Bunda)

6. Writing off Indigenous sovereignty: The discourse of security and patriarchal white sovereignty (Aileen Moreton-Robinson)

Part III: History matters

7. 'The invisible fire': Indigenous sovereignty, history and responsibility (Tony Birch)

8. The Australian Labor Party and the Native Title Act (Gary

About the Author

Aileen Moreton-Robinson is a Geonpul scholar and Professor of Indigenous Studies at Queensland University of Technology. She is author of Talkin' Up to the White Woman and editor of Whitening Race.