Australia: Negotiating University ‘Equity’ From Indigenous Standpoints: A Shaky Bridge

Australia: Negotiating University ‘Equity’ From Indigenous Standpoints: A Shaky Bridge   Tracey Bunda, Lew Zipin, and Marie Brennan, 2011   Indigenous presence in the Australian university is a relatively recent phenomenon, initially framed by policies of equity that were, and continue to be, problematic in their assumptions – what they say and don’t say – about cultural difference, justice, sovereignty and more. From the lead author’s Aboriginal standpoint, the paper analyses the...

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