Singing about nations within nations: Geopolitics and identity in Australian indigenous rock music

@article{Dunbarhall2000SingingAN,
  title={Singing about nations within nations: Geopolitics and identity in Australian indigenous rock music},
  author={Peter Dunbar-hall and C. Gibson},
  journal={Popular Music and Society},
  year={2000},
  volume={24},
  pages={45 - 73}
}
  • Peter Dunbar-hall, C. Gibson
  • Published 2000
  • History
  • Popular Music and Society
    • Indigenous Geopolitics in Australia Over the last 25 years, as the United Nations and other global institutions have begun to recognize the rights of colonized peoples, indigenous narratives of nationhood have emerged from within many first world nation-states, including those of Australia, Canada, and the United States, but also many non-Western countries such as the Philippines, Brazil, and throughout Africa. In Australia, indigenous claims for forms of self-determination revolve around… CONTINUE READING
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