Two short books from Monash University Publishing’s In the National Interest series, pairing histories of Indigenous political representation and Australian feminist reform. 

Time to Listen places the Voice debate within a much longer history of Indigenous advocacy, from the Yirrkala bark petitions and Barunga Statement to continuing demands for self-determination and political representation. Enough Is Enough looks at Australian feminism as organised political work, attentive not only to legislative gains but to the inequalities that remain stubbornly intact. Together they trace how social movements become law, policy and public argument, following the uneven process of turning demands for recognition into institutional change.

Sold as a pair. Time to Listen is signed by both Melissa Castan and Lynette Russell. Both paperbacks in very good condition with light shelf wear.