The Cambridge Legal History of Australia - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Figures

pp ix-x

Maps

pp xi-xi

Contributors

pp xii-xvii

maps

pp xviii-xx

1 - Editors’ Introduction

pp 1-16

I - Cultures of Law

pp 17-84

2 - Plural Legal Orders: Concept and Practice

pp 19-39

3 - English Legal Culture in the Late Eighteenth Century: Institutions and Values

pp 40-60

4 - Challenging Settler State Legal Fantasies: Basic Precepts of First Law

pp 61-84

II - Public Authority

pp 85-224

5 - Colonial Settlement to Colony

pp 87-107

6 - Colonial Self-government

pp 108-131

7 - Federation

pp 132-160

8 - Constitutionalism in Australia

pp 161-185

9 - Indigenous Governance

pp 186-224

III - Public Authorities in Encounter

pp 225-302

10 - The Challenge of Indigenous Polities

pp 227-257

11 - Australia as Empire

pp 258-280

12 - Australia and the World

pp 281-302

IV - Land and Environment

pp 303-430

13 - Settlement and Dispossession

pp 305-327

14 - Australian Land Law

pp 328-353

15 - Aboriginal Land Rights, Subjection and the Law

pp 354-376

16 - Land Justice

pp 377-401

17 - Environment

pp 402-430

V - Social Organisation

pp 431-578