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Arena Magazine issue #148
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| EDITORIAL | ||
| AFTERMATH | 2 | |
| LEAD GRAPHIC | ||
| 4 | ||
| THE INTERVENTION: COMMENTARIES | ||
| TEN YEARS OF INTERVENTIONThe Intervention was never just a failure | 5 | |
| WHEN THE DOGS WENT IN‘Welfare reform’ in Ceduna | 7 | |
| WHY DIDN’T WE LISTEN?The temporal logic of settler colonialism | 9 | |
| THE INTERVENTION: FEATURES | ||
| COLONIAL TURBULENCE IN THE NORTH The hope to persuade and co-opt—the failure of the Intervention | 11 | |
| A SMEAR ON THE NATIONThe stain of the Intervention on Indigenous–non-Indigenous relations | 18 | |
| NTER TOOK THE CHILDREN AWAYThe Intervention’s role in state-based child abuse | 21 | |
| THE DESTRUCTION OF HOMELANDER LIFE-WAYS Genocide and Intervention in contemporary Australia | 31 | |
| PATRICK WOLFE AND SETTLER-COLONIAL INTERVENTION Theory and practice to help us think about the Intervention | 35 | |
| VISUAL ESSAY | ||
| LAJAMANU COUNTRY | 26 | |
| REVIEW ESSAY | ||
| GREEN AND BLACK? BLACK OR GREEN? Reviewing Unstable Relations | 38 | |
| FEATURES | ||
| BOMBS AWAYThe hidden legacies of Britain’s hydrogen-bomb tests | 41 | |
| TRUMP AND THE FASCIST PROSPECTThe social-cultural conditions of the collapse of liberal democracy | 44 | |
| THE MACRON VICTORYThe shifting front lines of European politics | 48 | |
| REVIEWS | ||
| PATRICK POUND: THE GREAT EXHIBITIONA meta-Art? | 50 | |
| POLICY REFORM AS VIOLENCELivelihoods for Indigenous Australians after CDEP | 52 | |
| WHAT IS A REFUGEE? Hardening hearts and borders won’t solve the crisis | 53 | |
| POETRY | ||
| NO MAGGOTS TODAY | 37 | |
| BACK TO WORK | 47 | |
| CARTOONS | ||
| CRYPTIC CROSSWORD | ||