Uncertain Relationships: Indigenous law in Settler States with Professor Kirsty Gover

Professor Kirsty Gover is a first-generation New Zealander who grew up on Kāti Māmoe-Ngāi Tahu land. She teaches and writes about domestic and international settler law affecting Indigenous peoples. Her recent research addresses the legal and political theory of legal pluralism in ‘settler states’. She is the recipient of an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship on this topic. She works at Melbourne Law School on Wurundjeri land in Narrm.