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Beyond guarding ground- the case for a National Indigenous Cultural Authority

In the past 20 years Indigenous Australians have called for greater recognition of Indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights.

Terri Janke�s Beyond guarding ground is an important voice in the national debate. In this new paper Terri Janke makes the case that creating a National Indigenous Cultural Authority which would facilitate consent and payment of royalties to Indigenous artists and communities; develop standards for appropriate of cultural materials, and protect the rights of Indigenous communities.

Download the paper here.

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