Mapping Indigenous educational participation

Boyd Hunter

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Mapping Indigenous educational participation

9 Feb 2005

Boyd Hunter

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Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research

Education Aboriginal people (Australia) Australia

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http://www.anu.edu.au/caepr/Publications/DP/2004_DP267.pdf

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Nic Biddle, Boyd Hunter, and Jerry Schwab examine the distribution of Indigenous education participation across Australia, and present the most important factors explaining these rates.

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Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, ANU 2005

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9 Feb 2005

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