How might rights-based approaches to social justice be used as a means to address the struggles of indigenous peoples? " In doing this above topic, consider how you will: • Define the key terms • Discuss theoretical debates surrounding the perspective • Draw on examples from particular situations (from the literature) • Present a logical argument that is supported by evidence. • Ensure that your reader/assessor can clearly identify your academic position in relation to the topic. Try to use these below references in the essay Hughes, L. (2003) Indigenous Peoples Oxford: New Internationalist Publications; pp. 83-107. Samson, C., Short, D. (2006) ‘The Sociology of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights’ in Lydia Morris (ed) Rights. New York: Routledge; pp. 168-189. Behrendt, L. (2003) Why Question the Rules?, in Achieving Social Justice: Indigenous Rights and Australia’s Future. Sydney: Federation Press; pp. 1-20 Altman, J. and Hunter, B. 2003. ‘Evaluating Indigenous Socioeconomic Outcomes in the Reconciliation Decade, 1991-2001’ Economic Papers 22(4): 1-15. Attwood, B (2003) Rights for Aborigines Allen & Unwin, Australia Chappell, L, Chesterman, J, Hill, L (2009) The Rights of Indigenous Australians, in The Politics of Human Rights in Australia Cambridge University Press, Melbourne, pp. 117- 149 Mulgan, R. (1995) ‘Should Indigenous Peoples Have Special Rights?’ in Glenn Hastedt (ed) One World Many Voices. New York: Prentice Hall; pp. 258-265. Pearson, N. (2001) ‘Rebuilding Indigenous Communities’ in Peter Botsman and Mark Latham (eds) The Enabling State. Annandale, Pluto Press; pp. 132-147. Gaita, R. (1999) A Common Humanity. Melbourne: Text Publishing Chesterman and Galligan (1997) Citizens without Rights: Aborigines and Australian Citizenship. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Fletcher, C. (1994) Aboriginal Self-Determination in Australia. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press. McGrath, A (1995) Contested Ground: Australian Aborigines under the British Crown Allen & Unwin Australia Peterson, N, Sanders, W (eds) ( 1998) Citizenship and Indigenous Australians: Changing conceptions and possibilities Cambridge University Press, Melbourne Pritchard, S. (1999) Indigenous Peoples, The United Nations and Human Rights. London: Zed Books/Federation Press. Reynolds, H (1996) Aboriginal Sovereignty: Reflections on Race, State and Nation Allen & Unwin, Sydney

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