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Indigenous Diplomacy and Colonial Entanglement Through the Native Institution of New South Wales
ABSTRACT This article examines the Native Institution, the first residential school for Aboriginal children in the British colony of New South Wales. It is well known and recognised as an early example of institutional child removal and assimilationist ideas that would later be known in Australia as the Stolen Generations.
Annemarie McLaren
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Abstract This article theorizes the relationship between linguistic ideologies and legal ideologies by identifying and analyzing contrastive strategies for the circulation of legal terminology in South Korean queer and antiqueer movements. Based on long‐term ethnographic fieldwork, the research examines how queer activists and antiqueer groups approach
Yookyeong Im
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ABSTRACT In this paper, I take stock of past field research and DNA sample collection conducted in different parts of the world to elucidate how this work was undertaken and the knowledge of human biological diversity it produced. Drawing upon firsthand experiences, I discuss some of the challenges involved in collecting and transporting biological ...
Theodore G. Schurr
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ABSTRACT Forced displacement is often framed through dehumanising and pathologising narratives that portray refugees as passive victims or perceived threats, obscuring their agency and lived complexity. This qualitative research–intervention explores the everyday experiences of refugees and asylum seekers living in South Africa through a collective ...
Chiara Fiscone +2 more
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Cultural Heritage Location, Local Tourism and Artefact Theft
ABSTRACT Engagement with cultural heritage is typically central to the tourist experience. Further, national heritage policies often encourage cultural artefacts to be exhibited or stored in their location or province of origin to secure more diffused local tourism benefits and reinforce affinity with local cultural identity.
Craig Bickerton +2 more
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To address interactionally troublesome exchanges (e.g., bullying, discrimination, or harassment) in the workplace, giving a name to negative personal experiences is crucial. Drawing on discussions of hermeneutical injustice, we explore the emancipatory potential of naming in post‐hoc tellings of these experiences, with particular attention to ...
Minna Leinonen +2 more
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Abstract Future global and regional mean sea level (MSL) changes have been widely quantified, yet projections of extreme sea level (ESL) remain limited, despite their substantial environmental and socioeconomic risks to densely populated coastal regions such as the marginal seas near China. Here, we use a high‐resolution (∼8 km) regional ocean model to
Yi Jin +3 more
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