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Title: With the best of intentions: the removal of Aboriginal children and the question of genocide
Title: Removal of Aboriginal children and the question of genocide
Publisher: Australia : Macquarie University
Date: 1997
Author/Creator: Bradfield, Stuart James
Description: Coursework.
Description: Submitted in (partial) fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Macquarie University, 1997.
Description: Thesis (BA(Hons))--Macquarie University.
Description: Bibliography: leaves 74-79.
Description: Introduction -- 1. Introducing genocide to Australia: the national inquiry -- 2. 'The crime without a name': defining genocide in international law -- 3. Determining intent: the rationale for Aboriginal child removal -- Conclusion -- Appendix.
Description: Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Description: 79 leaves
Subject Keyword: Genocide -- Australia
Subject Keyword: Crimes against humanity
Subject Keyword: Children, Aboriginal Australian -- Treatment
Subject Keyword: Children, Aboriginal Australian -- Government policy
Subject Keyword: Aboriginal Australians -- Removal
Subject Keyword: Aboriginal Australians -- Cultural assimilation
Subject Keyword: Australia -- Social policy -- 20th century
Resource Type: Thesis bachelor honours
Organisation: Macquarie University

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