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Old and New Australian Aboriginal Art
A Black Reality: Aboriginal camps and housing in remote Australia
This last book of Professor Rowley's trilogy on Aboriginal Policy and Practice deals with the
Useful practical introduction to Aboriginal culture, designed to help workers in Aboriginal communities overcome problems due to cultural differences; looks at Aboriginal world view in such areas as religion, history,…
Last century social and economic impact of resource development on Aborigines; including employment, training, protection of sacred sites; contribution of mining to economic development of Aboriginal communities; effectiveness of legislation…
This monograph has been written with two main objectives in mind. The first is to present empirical data about the economic impact of tourism on Aboriginal communities in the Northern…
An introductory guide to Aboriginal communities; general features and diversity of settlements; outstations and homelands movement; outline of general Western Australian policies toward Aborigines since 1829; provision of services.
Plants for Medicines - A Chemical and Pharmacological Survey of Plants in the Australian Region
historical reference
Aboriginal self-determination is a praiseworthy objective of government policy, but do we know how to implement this? Remote possibilities discusses this question by bringing together two traditions of work relevant…
Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Legislation and policy: the context of outback ghettos 3. Poonindie, home away from 'country' 4. An established community and its destruction 5. Koonibba, a refuge for…
Tables of Composition of Australian Aboriginal Foods
Aboriginal health and history: Power and prejudice in remote Australia
Managing the rangelands is complex. Soils and vegetation can vary considerablyover short distances in distinct or subtle ways. Separating climatic from managementinfluences on the condition of the land has always…
engaging, accessible and informative book. Contents • 1. The rural land degradation problem • 2
Bushfires & Bushtucker - Aboriginal Plant Use in Central Australia
Copyrites: Aboriginal art in the age of reproductive technologies
Seeing the Inside is the first detailed study of one of the world's great visual art traditions and its role in the society that produces it. The bark painting of…
This reference was cited from: http://www.clc.org.au/land_use/rural/serv05.htm
Models of Intervention at the Point of Crisis in Aboriginal Family Violence