From Penal Colony to Police State?

Couani talks about Australia's massive increase in racism as a consequence of Sep 11. The antiracism campaign has grown substantially in relation to issues around the detention of refuges and the draconian policies of the current conservative federal government, which the issue is link to growi...

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Published in:Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 2004-01, Vol.29 (2), p.579-581
Main Author: Couani, Anna
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aborigines
Antiterrorism legislation
Australia
Australia: Law and legislation
Civil rights
Colonialism
Colonization
Conference Papers
Conservatism
Ethnic groups
Family Planning
Federal Government
Females
Feminism
Freedom
Gender
Gender Bias
Government policy
Howard government
International politics
International relations-US
Invasion
Iraq War, 2003
Islam
Legislation
Minority & ethnic groups
Muslims
Native peoples
Police
Politics
Racial discrimination
Racism
September 11
September 11 2001 Terrorist attacks (USA)
September 11 and Its Aftermath: A Roundtable
Terrorism
United States government
War
Women
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Summary:Couani talks about Australia's massive increase in racism as a consequence of Sep 11. The antiracism campaign has grown substantially in relation to issues around the detention of refuges and the draconian policies of the current conservative federal government, which the issue is link to growing US militarism.
ISSN:0097-9740
1545-6943
DOI:10.1086/378544