Add to ORKGThe deleterious effects of alcohol misuse among Aboriginal Austalians hav been well documented and are widely achknowledged by Aboriginal people. However, most academic discussion has attempted to explain the demand for alcohol by Aboriginal people. In this review, we argue for an analysis of the political economy of Aboriginal alcohol use which also focuses on the supply and promotion of alcohol. Our own research and that of others demonstrates the utility of such an approach and the practical benefits it offers for harm minimisation strategies
While Australia was colonised by settlers with a strong dependency on alcohol and strongly establish...
"In Teaching ‘Proper’ Drinking?, the author brings together three fields of scholarship: socio-histo...
From the earliest days of European colonisation there have been stereotypes of Indigenous Australian...
This review 'argues for an analysis of the political economy of Aboriginal alcohol use which also fo...
For more than two decades we have bene engaged in a program of research which examines the health of...
This paper examines attempts by members of a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory (...
Background: Indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia) have been subject to Alcohol Management...
Background: Indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia) have been subject to Alcohol Management...
This Discussion Paper aims to outline some of the key issues surrounding alcohol availability and co...
Abstract Background Indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia) have been subject to Alcohol Ma...
Alcohol is one of the leading causes of social, legal and health problems for Indigenous Australians...
"The idea that alcoholic drinks should be made available in licensed canteens or clubs in discrete A...
Objective: To review the findings of a paper that has often been cited as evidence—with potentially ...
At the core of alcohol control policies in Australia—and indeed in any country with a system of lice...
Liquor permits were once used throughout Scandinavia and North America for managing alcohol, but lar...
While Australia was colonised by settlers with a strong dependency on alcohol and strongly establish...
"In Teaching ‘Proper’ Drinking?, the author brings together three fields of scholarship: socio-histo...
From the earliest days of European colonisation there have been stereotypes of Indigenous Australian...
This review 'argues for an analysis of the political economy of Aboriginal alcohol use which also fo...
For more than two decades we have bene engaged in a program of research which examines the health of...
This paper examines attempts by members of a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory (...
Background: Indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia) have been subject to Alcohol Management...
Background: Indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia) have been subject to Alcohol Management...
This Discussion Paper aims to outline some of the key issues surrounding alcohol availability and co...
Abstract Background Indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia) have been subject to Alcohol Ma...
Alcohol is one of the leading causes of social, legal and health problems for Indigenous Australians...
"The idea that alcoholic drinks should be made available in licensed canteens or clubs in discrete A...
Objective: To review the findings of a paper that has often been cited as evidence—with potentially ...
At the core of alcohol control policies in Australia—and indeed in any country with a system of lice...
Liquor permits were once used throughout Scandinavia and North America for managing alcohol, but lar...
While Australia was colonised by settlers with a strong dependency on alcohol and strongly establish...
"In Teaching ‘Proper’ Drinking?, the author brings together three fields of scholarship: socio-histo...
From the earliest days of European colonisation there have been stereotypes of Indigenous Australian...