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Comparative Indigenous Studies

IA5029 - Comparative Indigenous Studies

This subject focuses on the similarities and differences in Indigenous peoples&#39; experiences of colonisation in selected countries and the resultant impact. Students will be introduced to the different historical and contemporary circumstances of Indigenous people in other colonial contexts and various instruments and terms of political inclusion for Indigenous peoples&#39; agendas for change and pursuit of restorative justice. In doing so students will identify and analyse how different groups have developed strategies to respond to colonisation over time. The development of an international movement of Indigenous peoples following the establishment of the UN Charter of Human Rights will also be explored.

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IA2030 - Comparative Indigenous Studies

Analyse a range of strategies employed by Indigenous peoples in different countries in response to colonisation

Identify and discuss the similarities and differences in Indigenous peoples' experiences of colonisation in selected countries and the resultant impact

Investigate the traditional, historical and contemporary position of the Indigenous group in the Pacific Rim

Apply appropriate dispositions and knowledge of cultural and communication protocols for engaging with Indigenous people and others