Terri Janke

6 books

Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia by Anita Heiss

Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia

Growing Up

Anita Heiss

320 pages • first pub 2018 (editions)

nonfiction essays memoir race emotional informative reflective medium-paced
Butterfly Song by Terri Janke

Butterfly Song

Terri Janke

292 pages • first pub 2005 (editions)

fiction contemporary race emotional reflective slow-paced
Indigenous Legal Issues: Commentary And Materials by Laura Beacroft, Megan Davis, Terri Janke, Sean Brennan, Thalia Anthony, Heather McRae, Garth Nettheim

Indigenous Legal Issues: Commentary And Materials

Laura Beacroft, Megan Davis, Terri Janke, Sean Brennan, Thalia Anthony, Heather McRae, Garth Nettheim

783 pages • first pub 1991 (editions)

nonfiction race reference challenging informative reflective medium-paced
Our Culture: Indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights; 2. The commercial value of indigenous cultural and intellectual property; 3. What are the major concerns for indigenous people?; 4. What rights do indigenous people want recognised?; 5. Protection under current intellectual property laws; 6. Protection under cultural heritage laws; 7. Other relevent laws; 8. International laws; 9. Amendments to the copyright act; 10. Amendments to the designs act; 11. Amendments to the patents act and the plant breeders act; 12. Amendments to trademarks act; 13. Amendments to cultural heritage legislation; 14. Amendments to museums, archives and cultural institutions laws; 15. Amendments to native title act; 16. Amendments to other relevant laws; 17. Developments of common law; 18. Specific legislation; 19. Indigenous authentication systems; 20. Collecting systems; 21. Negotiating rights under agreement; 22. Developing cultural infrastructure; 23. Development of policies and protocols; 24. Codes of ethics; 25. Education and awareness strategies; 26. Conclusion by Terri Janke

Our Culture: Indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights; 2. The commercial value of indigenous cultural and intellectual property; 3. What are the major concerns for indigenous people?; 4. What rights do indigenous people want recognised?; 5. Protection under current intellectual property laws; 6. Protection under cultural heritage laws; 7. Other relevent laws; 8. International laws; 9. Amendments to the copyright act; 10. Amendments to the designs act; 11. Amendments to the patents act and the plant breeders act; 12. Amendments to trademarks act; 13. Amendments to cultural heritage legislation; 14. Amendments to museums, archives and cultural institutions laws; 15. Amendments to native title act; 16. Amendments to other relevant laws; 17. Developments of common law; 18. Specific legislation; 19. Indigenous authentication systems; 20. Collecting systems; 21. Negotiating rights under agreement; 22. Developing cultural infrastructure; 23. Development of policies and protocols; 24. Codes of ethics; 25. Education and awareness strategies; 26. Conclusion

Terri Janke

missing page info • missing pub info (editions)

medium-paced
Reconcile This: An Indigenous Anthology by Anita Heiss
Reconcile This: An Indigenous Anthology
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Anita Heiss

Reconcile This: An Indigenous Anthology

Anita Heiss

missing page info • missing pub info (editions)

True Tracks by Terri Janke

True Tracks

Terri Janke

432 pages • first pub 2021 (editions)

nonfiction challenging informative reflective medium-paced