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Papers Dealing with Relations Between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians [Adolphus Peter (AP) Elkin] (Series 733)

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First Nations Communities

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Guided Social Change at the Community Level

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IdentifierREF-00103844Content WarningThis item includes content and language, which reflects the attitudes of the historical period in which it was created, and which may be considered discriminatory, insensitive, outdated and/or offensive in today’s context. The item is preserved without alteration as historical evidence. DateAug 1962Decade1960sCreator/ContributorDr Ruth FinkDescription

A paper entitled 'Guided Social Change at the Community Level. Is this Feasible for the Australian Aborigines?' by Dr Ruth Fink presented at ANZAAS (The Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science) Congress, August 1962. The Paper consists of an abstract, the 5 pp. paper, and 2 pp. of references.

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SeriesPapers Dealing with Relations Between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians [Adolphus Peter (AP) Elkin] (Series 733)CollectionFirst Nations Communities

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Digital RecordNoPrimary FormatDocumentFormat ExtentPrimary Format: 7 pages

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Alternate IdentifierCHAOS: 73757; Old Control Number: P130/12/292Metadata StatusQA

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