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Aboriginal Dispute Resolution Larissa Behrendt 1995 Indigenous Law Anthropology Like new bright and handsome and builtPre Owned good condition please see photos Larissa Behrendt argues for radical change in the system of resolving land disputes involving Aboriginal Australians. Writing from an Aboriginal perspective, she focuses on the law's history as oppressor of the Aboriginals: its role as the instrument by which Aboriginals were dispossessed of their land; by which their laws and culture were overridden; and by which they are still disproportionately imprisoned.