Part 1— Legal, Political, Social, And Economic Perspectives of Mabo
by Doctor Mark Cooray
(1991) |
| An explanation of the implications of the Australian High court decision to grant Native title to Aboriginals. |
| 0 | Introduction |
10 | The Way Forward |
20 | High Court Implications |
| 1 | A Brief Analysis |
11 | White Settlement |
21 | Property Rights |
| 2 | Edict not Judicial Decision |
12 | Wrong Turnings In Modern Law Reform |
22 | A Political High Court |
| 3 | Native Title |
13 | Should Judges Make Law |
23 | Judicial Misbehaviour |
| 4 | Fools Or Knaves |
14 | Who is an Aborigine? |
24 | Judges Change Law |
| 5 | Where Mabo Leads |
15 | Affected Persons Not Consulted |
25 | A Rebuttal Of The Chief Justice's Justification |
| 6 | What Do Aboriginals Think |
16 | Mabo Basis For Extension |
26 | Why A Referendum Is Not Appropriate |
| 7 | Consequences |
17 | Uncertainty Of Land Title |
27 | Discrimination And Mabo |
| 8 | History And Mabo |
18 | Plight Of Defendants |
28 | The Church And Mabo: The Bible Distorted |
| 9 | The Underlying Policy |
19 | Amendment Of State Constitutions |
29 | White Guilt: History Distorted |