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On what grounds? : sovereignties, territorialities and Indigenous rights

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Abstract

This collection of articles emerged from an online forum called 'Sovereignties' that was part of a larger conference, Globalization: Live and Online, organized by Dr Catherine Driscoll at the Research Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences at Adelaide University in the second half of 2001. The 'Sovereignties' discussion brought together theorists from all over the world to engage with issues arising from what has increasingly been referred to as a 'crisis of sovereignty.' Twelve months later, the result is an extremely rich collection of articles, addressing sovereignty at sites as diverse as cows and airports and exploring themes ranging from sodomy to reconciliation and intellectual property rights.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages3
JournalBorderlands
Publication statusPublished - 2002

Keywords

  • borders
  • globalization
  • humanities
  • politics
  • social sciences
  • sovereignty

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