Native title and the treaty debate: what's the connection?

Sean Brennan

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Native title and the treaty debate: what's the connection?

12 May 2004

Sean Brennan

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Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law

Native Title Treaties Reconciliation Australia

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If Australia does choose to go down the path of modern treaty-making then inevitably it will be influenced by the opportunities created and the limitations imposed by the native title system, argues Sean Brennan.

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