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Preliminary -- Table of Contents -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- List of tables -- List of figures -- Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- 1. Towards a broader understanding of Indigenous disadvantage -- 2. Mobile people, mobile measures: Limitations and opportunities for mobility analysis -- 3. Fertility and the demography of Indigenous Australians: What can the NATSISS 2008 tell us? -- 4. Does the 2008 NATSISS underestimate the prevalence of high risk Indigenous drinking? -- 5. Improving Indigenous health: Are mainstream determinants sufficient? -- 6. What shapes the development of Indigenous children? -- 7. The benefits of Indigenous education: Data findings and data gaps -- 8. What are the factors determining Indigenous labour market outcomes? -- 9. The Indigenous hybrid economy: Can the NATSISS adequately recognise difference? -- 10. Is Indigenous poverty different from other poverty? -- 11. Is there a cultural explanation for Indigenous violence? A second look at the NATSISS -- 12. NATSISS crowding data: What does it assume and how can we challenge the orthodoxy? -- 13. Do traditional culture and identity promote the wellbeing of Indigenous Australians? Evidence from the 2008 NATSISS -- 14. A mile wide, inch deep:The future for Indigenous social surveys? -- CAEPR Research Monograph Series.
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