دانلود کتاب A First Nations Voice in the Australian Constitution

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Acknowledgements\nContents\nTable of Cases\nTable of Legislation\n1. Introduction\n I. Background\n II. Structure of this Book\n2. The Historical, Political and Theoretical Context\n I. The Problem of Purpose\n II. Historical Context\n III. Political Context\n IV. Theoretical Context\n3. Understanding Objections to a Racial Non-Discrimination\rGuarantee\n I. Introduction\n II. The Expert Panel’s Racial Non-Discrimination\rRecommendation\n III. Objections to a Racial Non-Discrimination Clause\n IV. Responding to the Objections\n V. Is a Qualified Power the Answer?\n VI. Conclusion\n4. International Inspiration\n I. UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples\n II. New Zealand\n III. Canada\n IV. Sámi Parliaments: Norway, Sweden and Finland\n V. Conclusion\n5. The Legislative Possibility of Reserved Indigenous Seats\rin Parliament\n I. Introduction\n II. Constitutional Constraints\n III. How Much Legislative Flexibility Does\rthe Constitution Confer?\n IV. What Does this Mean for Reserved Indigenous Seats?\n V. Conclusion\n6. The Case for a First Nations Voice in the Constitution\n I. Introduction\n II. Re-Capping the Case for Change\n III. Distinguishing the Inter-State Commission and ATSIC\n IV. Assessing Options for Constitutional Amendments\n V. Legislative Mechanisms to Enhance Impact\n VI. Addressing Political Objections\n VII. Conclusion\n7. Conclusion\nIndex