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contemporaneity-144	Castillo, Greg	Spinifex People as Cold War Moderns	2015	24	.pdf	application/pdf	10769	423	50	In 1983, while Spinifex people were living at Cundeelee, an earlier settlement for those displaced by the Maralinga tests, an anthropologist brought a group of elders back to their ancestral lands for the first time in a generation, a trip that apparently catalyzed a renewed determination to resume custodial obligations. Like the subjects of the Chernobyl catastrophe studied by anthropologist Adriana Petryna, Spinifex people forged new individual and collective identities from their experience of displacement from “poisoned” lands, struggled with insecurity and a sense of injustice, and constructed from these realities new modes of citizenship and, eventually, novel covenants with government.12 The Spinifex people’s cold war diaspora became a matter of legal record in their native title claim.	cache/contemporaneity-144.pdf	txt/contemporaneity-144.txt