ISSN 2651-9585
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2018January 01, 2018 AEST
The Withering Away of the Law: An Indigenous Perspective on the Decolonisation of the Criminal Justice System and Criminology
The Withering Away of the Law: An Indigenous Perspective on the Decolonisation of the Criminal Justice System and Criminology
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2018
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2018
- Editorial Note for the Special Edition - Decolonising Criminal Justice: Indigenous Perspectives on Social HarmTauri Juan M
- The Withering Away of the Law: An Indigenous Perspective on the Decolonisation of the Criminal Justice System and CriminologyAgozino Biko
- Post-disciplinary Responses to Positivism’s PunitivenessAnthony ThaliaSherwood Juanita
- Sentencing, Punishment and Indigenous People in AustraliaCunneen Chris
- Rethinking the Utility of the Risk Factors and Criminogenic Needs Approaches in Aotearoa New ZealandWebb Robert
- The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House: An Indigenous Critique of CriminologyTauri Juan M
- Special Edition: Interrogating MethodologiesPorter Amanda
Biko, Agozino. 2018. “The Withering Away of the Law: An Indigenous Perspective on the Decolonisation of the Criminal Justice System and Criminology.” Journal of Global Indigeneity 3 (1): 2.