Between two worlds: Aboriginal cultural autonomy and economic assimilation in remote Western Australia in the 1980s
Between two worlds: Aboriginal cultural autonomy and economic assimilation in remote Western Australia in the 1980s Thesis
Department of Anthropology
- Author(s): Arthur, W.S.
- Published: 1990
- Publisher: University of Western Australia
- Volume: Master of Arts
Abstract: Restraints imposed by various cultural practices on formal employment and economic self management at Fitzroy Crossing and surrounding communities; overview of policies of self management and self determination; Aboriginal labour relations; service sector; arts, crafts and tourism; pastoral industry; construction and mining.
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- Publisher Location: Perth
- Keywords: Aboriginal Australians -- Australia -- Western Australia -- Economic conditions, Aboriginal Australians -- Western Australia -- Economic conditions, Buildings - Construction, Employment - Conditions - Industrial relations, Enterprises - Arts and crafts, Government policy - Self determination - 1985-1992, Government policy - State and territory - Western Australia, Mining industry - Mine workers, Occupations - Pastoral industry workers, Economic sectors - Tourism, Fitzroy Crossing (WA West Kimberley SE51-12)