Faith, Politics and Reconciliation: Catholicism and the Politics of IndigeneityATF Press, 2005 - 296 pàgines The books compares stories of Roman Catholic involvement in current and historical indigenous policy debates in Australia and New Zeland. They are stories of inconsistent and often confused applications of God's perceived 'constant' truths about humankind to complex and controversial questions of public policy. The book, authored by a Maori New Zealander, is a discussion of the relationship between religious ideas and secular political decision making. It explores religious principles relevant to how Australian and New Zealand socities have considered the political implications of ideas about race, treaties, biculturalism, titles to land, foreshore and seabed, land rights, native title and reconciliation. The author is a postdoctroal fellow at the University of Waikato, New Zeland. |
Continguts
The Australian Church and Indigenous | 1 |
The Political Context of New Zealand Missionary | 49 |
Political and Religious Change and the Emergence | 81 |
Reconciliation Religious Activism Biculturalism | 195 |
Conclusion | 251 |
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Frases i termes més freqüents
Aboriginal and Torres Aboriginal Land acceptance Aquinas argued aspiration assimilation Auckland Australian Catholic Bishops Australian Church biculturalism British Canberra Catholic Church Catholic Commission challenge Christian cited claim colonial Commission for Justice Committee Commonwealth concern Conference context contributed Crown culture debate decision edited established example expressed Foreshore and Seabed Frank Brennan Howard human Ibid indigenous Australians injustice interest issues John Paul land rights magisterium Maori language Marist Messenger Media Release Melbourne mission missionary moral National National Sorry Day native title Pakeha Parliament Parliamentary pastoralists Pompallier Pompallier's position promote Queensland racial racism recognise reconciliation relationship religious response rights of indigenous Salvado Second Vatican Council secular political self-determination settlement settlers significant society statement Submission suggested Sydney teaching theological Torres Strait Islander Treaty of Waitangi University Press Vatican City Waikato Waitangi Tribunal Wellington Whiti Zealand Zealand Catholic Zealand Church