The native races of the Indian Archipelago. Papuans.

Series note at head of title.

The Papuans; a people of the South Pacific.

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Avoiding the cause : Australia and political persecution in West Papua

Despite formally acknowledging that political persecution exists in West Papua by granting 43 West Papuans TPVs on the grounds that if they were forcibly returned they would face a well founded fear of persecution, the Australian Government treats the symptoms of the problem - deterring further boat people by making it more difficult for them to assert their asylum claims - than its cause - Indonesia's persecution of independence activists in the province

Controlling and developing native people : anthropology, government and the management of indigenous peoples in Australia and its territories 1920 to 1950

Examines the relationship between anthropology and native administration in the Australian territories of Papua and New Guinea and the Northwest of Australia between 1920 and 1950. Is is argued that anthropology needed colonialism rather than colonialism needing anthropology.

Stirring tales of colonial adventure.

The overseer at Cooinda.--The black bloodhound.--Lured to their doom.--The 'Blue noses'.--Saved by shadows.--Perils amongst Papuans.--A slip between two oceans.--Morning call on zebra wolves.