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Journal Article
RAWLS AND THE LEGITIMACY OF AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
2009
Overview
Questions the legitimacy of the government of the Commonwealth of Australia whose authority is derived from acts of colonisation - Indigenous peoples live under a constitution which makes no mention of their prior occupation of the land or their distinctive identities – the political liberalist philosophy of John Rawls suggests a conception of justice and a corresponding conception of legitimacy that is political rather than procedural or moral - social co-operation in a democratic society does not rely upon any particular comprehensive moral, religious or philosophical doctrines.
Publisher
INDIGENOUS LAW CENTRE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES,University of New South Wales - Indigenous Law Centre
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