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Indigenous reconciliation in the US shows how sovereignty and constitutional recognition work together

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
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Australia is being held back by its unresolved relationship with its Indigenous population. Drawing on attempts at reconciliation overseas, this series of articles explores different ways of addressing this unfinished business. Today, we turn to the United States to see how Native Americans fare.


Just like Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres...

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Why the Reserve Bank should resist calls to alter its inflation range

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor

For economists and others who ‘grew up’ being challenged to achieve low and stable inflation against the background of high and volatile inflation rates that emerged in Western countries in the 1970s (and persisted in Australia through the 1980s), the possibility inflation could be ‘too low’ can seem like something from...

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Why both Labor and Coalition are wrong about their claims on the economic value of education

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
image'Labor leader Bill Shorten was wrong to claim an immediate GDP boost from his party's education policy.'Mick Tsikas/AAP

School education made headlines during week one of the election campaign. Over the past week, both major parties made claims about how much – or how little – the economy would benefit from their spending on schools....

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