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Lessons From Our Failure To Build A Constitutional Bridge In The 2023 Referendum
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Lessons From Our Failure To Build A Constitutional Bridge In The 2023 Referendum

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The 2023 referendum ended in a 40:60 defeat, leaving Indigenous leaders disillusioned with the prospect of constitutional reform. While hope for change persists among Australians, the failed process and proposed wording signal the need for reflection on past mistakes. The challenge ahead lies in granting First Australians agency and self-determination within constitutional boundaries. This book by Frank Brennan, a seasoned advocate for Indigenous recognition, critiques the missteps of 2023 and offers a path forward. Brennan's extensive involvement in Indigenous constitutional matters lends credibility to his analysis, emphasizing the importance of good process for positive political outcomes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Connor Court Publishing
Country
Australia
Date
20 May 2024
Pages
146
ISBN
9781923224124

The 2023 referendum ended in a 40:60 defeat, leaving Indigenous leaders disillusioned with the prospect of constitutional reform. While hope for change persists among Australians, the failed process and proposed wording signal the need for reflection on past mistakes. The challenge ahead lies in granting First Australians agency and self-determination within constitutional boundaries. This book by Frank Brennan, a seasoned advocate for Indigenous recognition, critiques the missteps of 2023 and offers a path forward. Brennan's extensive involvement in Indigenous constitutional matters lends credibility to his analysis, emphasizing the importance of good process for positive political outcomes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Connor Court Publishing
Country
Australia
Date
20 May 2024
Pages
146
ISBN
9781923224124