Abrogating Responsibility Vesteys Anthropology and the Future of Aboriginal People by Geoffrey Gray

Abrogating Responsibility Vesteys Anthropology and the Future of Aboriginal People by Geoffrey GrayDuring the Second World War the cattle industry in northern Australia was under stress. It was a boom time for business, in particular for the large international firms like Vesteys, selling beef to the allied armed forces. At the same time they lost stockmen, especially Aboriginal labourers to the defence forces, where Aborigines were paid proper wages. In this crisis of labour shortage Vesteys, resistant to pressure by government to improve working

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he is forced to question his own objectivity

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