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That being said, have the successive governments been able to meet the same expectations in terms of resource management? His current research is on bicultural policies and natural resources in New Zealand as well as climate migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Australia and New Zealand. On the 13th of September , the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples UNDRIP , one of the most comprehensive instrument setting standards and foundations for the protection of million Indigenous peoples worldwide, the result of more than twenty years of work.
Australia was among the four countries which first voted against the Declaration in before backing it two years after. In this presentation, we will look closely at UNDRIP and its 46 articles and show that implementing the Declaration could be an alternative to the status quo in Australia. We will argue, in particular, that the first measure to be taken for its implementation to be effective should be a negotiated framework which would address the unfinished business of reconciliation in the country and mark the beginning of a new relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
Isabelle Auguste is from Reunion Island and has been working in the field of Australian Studies since However, they are all looking the wrong way, their gaze misdirected, and hence not seeing the apparition of the resurrected Christ floating above their heads. Her research interests are in postcolonial studies and Australian literature, as well as in narratology and phenomenology.
In Australia, there is a gap between, on the one hand, the apparent willingness of the state to recognize the Indigenous Australians and the legal and institutional measures that seem to abound in this sense and, on the other hand, the mechanisms of control that it puts in place to refuse claims for recognition.
