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Indigenous Jurisprudence and Legal Education in the 21st Century
This article considers the reasons why legal education in Australian law schools needs to accommodate Indigenous perspectives of the law in to the legal curriculum. It also brings into question the coherence of legal positivist theories that have dominated legal thinking and influenced judicial deci
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