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2009/289 |
Ideology, Evidence and Competing Principles in Australian Indigenous Affairs: From Brough to Rudd via Pearson and the NTER |
William Sanders |
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2008/288 |
Indigenous Participation in Regional Labour Markets, 2001-06 |
Nicholas Biddle, John Taylor, Mandy Yap |
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2008/287 |
How realistic are the prospects for 'closing the gaps' in socioeconomic outcomes for Indigenous Australians? |
Jon Altman, Nicholas Biddle, Boyd Hunter |
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2007/286 |
The environmental significance of the Indigenous estate: Natural resource management as economic development in remote Australia |
Jon Altman, Geoff Buchanan, Libby Larsen |
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2006/285 |
Local governments and Indigenous interests in Australia’s Northern Territory |
William Sanders |
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2006/284 |
Mãori land and development finance |
Craig Linkhorn |
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2006/283 |
Population and diversity: Policy implications of emerging Indigenous demographic trends |
John Taylor |
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2006/282 |
Views from the top of the ‘quiet revolution’: Secretarial perspectives on the new arrangements in Indigenous affairs |
Bill Gray, William Sanders |
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2006/281 |
Kids, skidoos and caribou: The Junior Canadian Ranger program as a model for re-engaging Indigenous Australian youth in remote areas |
Jerry Schwab |
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2006/280 |
Being a good senior manager in Indigenous community governance: Working with public purpose and private benefit |
William Sanders |
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2006/279 |
Indigenous Australian entrepreneurs: Not all community organisations, not all in the outback |
Dennis Foley |
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2005/278 |
Capacity development in the international development context: Implications for Indigenous Australia |
Janet Hunt |
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2005/277 |
Tracking change in the relative economic status of Indigenous people in New South Wales |
John Taylor |
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2005/276 |
Land rights and development reform in remote Australia |
Jon Altman, Craig Linkhorn, Jennifer Clarke |
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2005/275 |
Housing tenure and Indigenous Australians in remote and settled areas |
William Sanders |
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2005/274 |
Indigenous Job Search Success |
Matthew Gray, Boyd Hunter |
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2005/273 |
Bridging the digital divide: The role of community online access centres in Indigenous communities |
Anne Daly |
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2005/272 |
The economic value of wild resources to the Indigenous community of the Wallis Lake catchment |
Matthew Gray, Jon Altman, Natane Halasz |
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2005/271 |
Policy issues for the Community Development Employment Projects scheme in rural and remote Australia |
Jon Altman, Matthew Gray, Robert Levitus |
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2004/270 |
A profit-related investment scheme for the Indigenous estate |
Jon Altman, Michael Dillon |
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2004/269 |
Regulating social problems: The pokies, the Productivity Commission and an Aboriginal community |
Maggie Brady |
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2004/268 |
Torres Strait elections, 2000 and 2004: Changes in political leadership and style? |
William Sanders |
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2004/267 |
Mapping Indigenous Educational Participation |
Nicholas Biddle, Boyd Hunter, Jerry Schwab |
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2004/266 |
Indigenous socioeconomic change 1971–2001: A historical perspective |
Jon Altman, Nicholas Biddle, Boyd Hunter |
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2004/265 |
From Gove to Governance: Reshaping Indigenous Governance in the Northern Territory |
Diane Smith |
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2004/264 |
Indigenous people in the Murray–Darling Basin: A statistical profile |
John Taylor, Nicholas Biddle |
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2004/263 |
Patterns of Indigenous job search activity |
Boyd Hunter, Matthew Gray |
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2004/262 |
Thinking about Indigenous Community Governance |
William Sanders |
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2004/261 |
Taming the social capital Hydra? Indigenous poverty, social capital theory and measurement |
Boyd Hunter |
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2004/260 |
Indigenous people in the Alice Springs town camps: The 2001 Census data |
William Sanders |
