Blackbirding and indentured labour in 19th century Queensland: What's in a name?

Sue Thompson

Blackbirding and indentured labour in 19th century Queensland: What's in a name?

Sue Thompson

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Despite some historical disagreement over the nature of blackbirding in Queensland, it is without doubt that Pacific Islanders were taken advantage of in Australia in a systematic and exploitative way, Sue Thompson writes.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Policy Forum
Publisher	Asia & the Pacific Policy Society
Publication status	Published - 2020

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Blackbirding and indentured labour in 19th century Queensland: What's in a name?

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