"This powerful and nuanced account of the interaction between the local Aboriginal population, the 1970s hippies who sought an alternative lifestyle and the local state apparatus in the North Queensland town of Kuranda is amongst the best of contemporary ethnographies of a rural Australian town...Henry's ethnography and analysis is a benchmark work and should attract considerable attention, not only on the Australian stage, but also on the world stage." · The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology "Rosita Henry skillfully dissects the relations among indigenes, "locals," incomers, and the various government Jurisdictions...[She] maintains a balanced view and succeeds in illuminating the very real difference generating conflicts that exist within an overall 'village' identity as a homogeneous community." · American Ethnologist "Henry provides a clearly written ethnographic account of performance as both staged event (theatrical responses to these 'social dramas' recur...

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