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Volume 12, Issue 2

June 2012

Special Issue: Keeping Cultures Alive: Archives and Indigenous Human Rights

Issue Editors:

Sue McKemmish,
Lynette Russell,
Melissa Castan,
Livia Iacovino

8 articles in this issue

Editors’ introduction to Keeping cultures alive: Archives and Indigenous human rights
Sue McKemmish
Livia Iacovino
Melissa Castan
Editorial note 19 February 2012 Pages: 93 - 111
Indigenous human rights and knowledge in archives, museums, and libraries: some international perspectives with specific reference to New Zealand and Canada
Bradford W. Morse
Original Paper 09 December 2011 Pages: 113 - 140
The practical power of human rights: how international human rights standards can inform archival and record keeping practices
Mick Gooda
Original Paper 09 December 2011 Pages: 141 - 150
Keeping cultures alive: archives and Indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights
Terri Janke
Livia Iacovino
Original paper 24 November 2011 Pages: 151 - 171
Native America’s twenty-first-century right to know
Allison Boucher Krebs
Original paper 21 January 2012 Pages: 173 - 190
Local archives and community collecting in the digital age
Lyndon Ormond-Parker
Robyn Sloggett
Original paper 07 September 2011 Pages: 191 - 212
Indigenous peoples’ human rights and the Victorian Charter: a framework for reorienting recordkeeping and archival practice
Melissa Castan
Julie Debeljak
Original Paper 10 December 2011 Pages: 213 - 233
“Peace, order and good government”: archives in society
Ian E. Wilson
Original Paper Open access 10 December 2011 Pages: 235 - 244