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work_hg4upa25x5ggjpsuh2wmuft4cm	Roderic Broadhurst	Crime, Justice and Indigenous Peoples: the 'New Justice' and Settler States	1999	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1217	59	36	Crime, Justice and Indigenous Peoples: the 'New Justice' and 'Settler' States Crime, Justice and Indigenous Peoples In Broadhurst, R.G. 1999, 'Crime, Justice and Indigenous Peoples: The 'New Justice' and Settler States', Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, Vol. 32:105-108. The articles in this issue draw on cross-national comparisons of indigenous crime of neo-colonial indigenous-state relations. Despite differences in indigenous culture, constitutional form all states share an over-reliance on penal measures as a means of regulating indigenous-state relations. animated restorative or 'new' justice approaches in indigenous communities. cultural symbols] for indigenous people as Australian, Canadian or New Zealand Self determination, when realized as restorative justice may serve to limit indigenous that indigenous crime has been over-determined by more conventional approaches. mobilizing legal resources in the struggle for self-determination. pathologies of indigenous crime to the pathologizing theories and criminalizing the 'settler' state and the legacies of (post) colonialism.	./cache/work_hg4upa25x5ggjpsuh2wmuft4cm.pdf	./txt/work_hg4upa25x5ggjpsuh2wmuft4cm.txt