Abstract
Robert Tonkinson, one of the main protagonists of the debate on the politics of identity in Oceania, investigates the diversity of the uses of « tradition » by indigenous Australians in a changing socio-political context marked by a new land legislation, and the close involvement of many anthropologists in the land claim process, especially the gathering of data on Aboriginal traditions in order to meet legislative requirements.
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