Racism and Resentment in Indigenous-Settler Relations

Carew Boulding is Professor of Political Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she has taught and done research since 2007. Her work focuses on understanding protest, voting, attitudes about democracy, Bolivian politics, and Indigenous politics, including attitudes about Native Americans in the United States and Australia, and Indigenous political participation and behavior in Latin America.Raymond Foxworth (Navajo Nation) holds a PhD in political science from the University of Colorado at Boulder and has an extensive research background focused on Indigenous politics, democracy and social development in the U.S. and Latin America. He is currently research affiliate at the Institute of Behavioral Science at the University of Colorado Boulder.Sarah Maddison is Professor of Politics at the School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne. She has published widely in the fields of reconciliation and intercultural relations, settler colonialism, Indigenous politics, and democracy. Recent books include the Handbook of Indigenous Public Policy (2024, with Sheryl Lightfoot), Public Policy and Indigenous Futures (2023, with Nikki Moodie), and Questioning Indigenous Settler Relations (2020, with Sana Nakata).

• Introduction.- The end of reconciliation The Australian Voice referendum in comparative perspective.- Racism Resentment and Divided Support Understanding Australians Votes in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum Raymond Foxworth Carew Boulding Edana Beauvais and Sarah Maddison.- Asking the wrong questions Reading racial resentment and settler nationalism in the ANU Referendum Study Kim Alley.- Who killed the Voice referendum Heidi Norman.- The Voice referendum compared Comparative Attitudes toward Indigenous Political Issues and Peoples Raymond Foxworth Carew Boulding Edana Beauvais.- The Indigenous Voice in Australia How a Referendum to change the Australian Constitution Offers Political Science an opportunity to better consider Indigenous politics Raymond Orr.- Settler nationalism and the limits of constitutional reform Dan Tout and Lorenzo Veracini.- The Voice Referendum Deliberative Democracy and Settler Colonialism Justin McCaul.- The dead end of populism the end of reconciliation Sarah Maddison.