The Howard Government’s Neoliberal Project: The Continuation of the Colonial Modernisation Agenda - Nina Evason

Dominic Ofner
posted by | 411sc
October 28, 2016

This paper from University of Queensland student, Nina Evason, discusses Australian Indigenous Public Policy under the Howard Government from 1996-2007. 

This is an excellent resource for anyone interested in understanding why Australian Indigenous public policy has repeatedly failed to appropriately address Aboriginal disadvantage.

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