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Labour Lines and Colonial Power

First Page
Preliminary Pages
List of Figures
List of Abbreviations
Contributors
Preface
1. Labour Lines and Colonial Power
2. Intermediaries, Servants and Captives: Disentangling Indigenous Labour in D. W. Carnegie’s Exploration of the Western Australian Desert
3. ‘Boyd’s Blacks’: Labour and the Making of Settler Lands in Australia and the Pacific
4. A Regulated Labour Trade across the Torres Strait: Papuan and New Guinean Domestic Workers in Australia, 1901–50
5. New Histories but Old Patterns: Kāi Tahu in Australia
6. Money Trees, Development Dreams and Colonial Legacies in Contemporary Pasifika Horticultural Labour
7. Becoming ‘Overstayers’: The Coloniality of Citizenship and the Resilience of Pacific Farm Workers
8. Wellbeing Perspectives, Conceptualisations of Work and Labour Mobility Experiences of Pasifika Trans-Tasman Migrants in Brisbane
9. Coloniality of Power and the Contours of Contemporary Sport Industries: Fijians in Australian Rugby
10. Emergent Trends in Indigenous Labour Mobility: Flying to Work in the Nation’s Quarry
11. Mysterious Motions: A Genealogy of ‘Orbiting’ in Australian Indigenous Affairs
12. Of Pizza Ovens in Arnhem Land: The State Quest to Restructure Aboriginal Labour in Remotest Australia
Afterword

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