Examining the dispossession concept through market inalienability: Mabo v Queensland (No 2)

Abstract

This article presents a critique of the contemporary capitalist system, which promotes to trade every single item in accordance with the desire of people independent of the transferability of items by scrutinizing Radin’s market inalienability perspective to prevent dispossession. The applicability of the market inalienability argument in the context of the land law is argued in theory. The legal struggle of Aborigines has been considered by the Mabo case by enucleating the relationship between land and people from the historical and philosophical point of view in theory.