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DESCRIPTION:Kate Reeve (Columbia University)\n	\n	British imperial policy for
  the Australian colonies was marked by a struggle to control land alienati
 on. As pastoralists pushed their flocks far beyond the boundaries of settl
 ement\, the Colonial Office attempted to regulate settlement and enforce a
  policy of land sales. Deemed unoccupied by both colonists and imperial of
 ficials\, Aboriginal land in Australian colonies raised sharp questions ab
 out the meaning and the function of waste land in empire. In this context\
 , a new form of tenure\, the pastoral lease\, was introduced to conciliate
  pastoralists’ demand for security while buttressing Crown ownership. But 
 the new leases also included an unusual provision\, upholding Aboriginal p
 eople’s right to access land and continue traditional practices. This talk
 \, focusing on pastoral leases in South Australia\, explores the changing 
 significance of waste land through novel attempts to manage it.\n	\n	Light r
 efreshments served.\n
DTSTART:20260225T200000Z
DTEND:20260225T220000Z
LOCATION:Room 116\, Peterson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E6\, 3460 rue
  McTavish
SUMMARY:IOWC Speaker Series: Kate Reeve\, 'Laws of Waste: Pastoral Leases a
 nd Aboriginal Presence in South Australia.'
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/history/channels/event/iowc-speaker-series-kate-r
 eeve-laws-waste-pastoral-leases-and-aboriginal-presence-south-australia-37
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