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ISSN 2653-6951
Professional Reflections
Vol. 4, Issue 3, 2025December 08, 2025 AEST

Creating Mangroves: The Vibrant Living Space Between Polarised Others. A Reflection on My Encounters with Traditional Owners in the Native Title Setting

Louise Allwood,
native titlephenomenologyreflectionpolarised discoursedispute resolutioncommunicationintentionalityrelationshipsanthropologysocial embodimentintersubjectivityotheringobjective subjective dichotomy
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Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 3, 2025

Vol. 4, Issue 3, 2025
  • Foreword: Bridging Polarised Discourse
    Adele Millard
  • Bridging the Divide: Insights into Australian Parents’ Vaccine Decision Making
    Elizabeth Fewster
  • The Politics of Voice and the Re-Integration of the Public Sphere: What Does Anthropology Have to Offer?
    Pascale TaplinTim Pilbrow
  • Lewis Deep Democracy
    Myrna Lewis
  • Bridging Individual and Community Needs: The Story Behind the Success of Australia’s First Co-Funded Inner Urban Co-Housing Development
    Alex Fearnside
  • Creating Mangroves: The Vibrant Living Space Between Polarised Others. A Reflection on My Encounters with Traditional Owners in the Native Title Setting
    Louise Allwood
Dispute Resolution Review
Louise Allwood, Creating Mangroves: The Vibrant Living Space Between Polarised Others. A Reflection on My Encounters with Traditional Owners in the Native Title Setting, 4 Dispute Resolution Review 61 (2025).
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