[Age newspaper articles on mutual obligation]

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Summary: Pearson and Dodson article discusses the notion of "mutual obligation" and urges the federal government not to discredit the notion by social engineering, with particular reference to the Mulan agreement; argues that there is no logical connection between the obligations, and that mutual obligation agreements should not reward normal behaviour such as maintaining children's hygiene; articles by Michael Gordon support the Pearson/Dodson argument about logical connections; Meaghan Shaw article outlines the Muurdi Paaki region's refusal to use citizenship rights as a bargaining tool for resources; Shared Responsibility Agreements (SRAs)

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Summary: Pearson and Dodson article discusses the notion of "mutual obligation" and urges the federal government not to discredit the notion by social engineering, with particular reference to the Mulan agreement; argues that there is no logical connection between the obligations, and that mutual obligation agreements should not reward normal behaviour such as maintaining children's hygiene; articles by Michael Gordon support the Pearson/Dodson argument about logical connections; Meaghan Shaw article outlines the Muurdi Paaki region's refusal to use citizenship rights as a bargaining tool for resources; Shared Responsibility Agreements (SRAs)