Beyond recognition: postcolonial relationality across difference

该项目旨在通过比较定居者-殖民背景下的土著人民和非土著人民(澳大利亚)和前殖民国家(肯尼亚和巴布亚新几内亚)中土著和非土著人民之间的关系，提高我们对要求承认和反对承认的理解。预期结果包括对后殖民主义不同背景下“承认政治”的政治影响和局限性的新见解。预期这些成果将提高土著人民的谈判能力，以及澳大利亚政策制定者、发展工作者和公司有效和合乎道德地参与这类谈判的能力。

This project aims to improve our understanding of claims for and against recognition by comparing relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in a settler-colonial context (Australia) and formerly colonised countries (Kenya and Papua New Guinea). Expected outcomes include new insights into the political effects and limits of ‘the politics of recognition’ in diverse contexts of post-colonialism. These outcomes are expected to enhance the capacities of Indigenous peoples to negotiate and of Australian policy makers, development workers and corporations to engage effectively and ethically in such negotiations.