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Publications and Presentations

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• Books
• Peer-reviewed papers and book chapters
• Reports
• Submissions
• Other Publications
• Workshops and conferences convened
• Presentations

Books

• Weir, J.K. (ed). 2012. Country, Native Title and Ecology, ANU Epress, Canberra.
• Bauman, T 2006, Aboriginal Darwin. A guide to important places in the past and in the present. Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra.
• Bauman, T & Smyth, D 2007, Indigenous Partnerships in Protected Area Management in Australia: Three case studies. Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in association with the Australian Collaboration and the Poola Foundation (Tom Kantor fund).
• Kinnane, Steve. 2005. Indigenous Sustainability: Rights, Obligations and a Collective Commitment to Country, in J.Castellino and N.Walsh: International Law and Indigenous Peoples. Leiden/Boston.
• Kinnane, Steve. 2003. Recurring Visions of Australindia, in Trinca, M., A. Haebich and A. Gaynor (eds): Country: Visions of Land and People in Western Australia. Perth: Museum of Western Australia and the Centre for Western Australian History, UWA
• Nannup, A, Marsh, L & Kinnane, S 1992, When the pelican laughed. Fremantle Arts Centre Press: South Fremantle, W.A. 224 p.
• Smyth, D and Ward, GK (eds) 2008, Protecting Country. Indigenous governance and management of protected areas. Research Program, AIATSIS [eBook]
• Strelein LM (ed) 2010, Dialogue about Land Justice: papers from the native title conference, Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra, 346 p.
• Weir, J 2009, Murray River Country: An Ecological Dialogue with Traditional Owners. Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra, pp. 1-175
• Weir, J (ed) In press. Country, Native Title, and Ecology. ANU E-press.

Peer-reviewed papers and chapters

• Weir, J.K, 2012, ‘Country, Native Title and Ecology’, in Weir J (ed), Country, Native Title and Ecology, ANU Epress.
• Weir, J.K Stone, R. and M Mulardy. 2012, ‘Water Planning and Native Title: a Karajarri and government engagement in the West Kimberley’, in Weir J.K. (ed), Country: Native Title and Ecology, ANU Epress.
• Weir, J.K 2011. ‘How to Keep the River Flowing’, Best Australian Science Writing 2011, Pincock, S. (ed), NewSouth, Sydney.
  
• Arabena, K 2008, ‘Indigenous epistemology and wellbeing: universe-referent citizenship.’ AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper, No. 22, AIATSIS, Canberra, 42 p.            
• Bauman, T 2005, ‘Whose Benefits? Whose Rights? Negotiating rights and interests amongst native title parties,’ Land, Rights, Laws: Issues of Native Title, Native Title Research Unit Issues Paper, Vol. 3 No. 2.
• Bauman, T 2007, ‘Nitmiluk is not an island: Balancing interests in managing Nitmiluk National Park: A Case Study.’ in Indigenous Partnerships in Protected Area Management in Australia: Three case studies. Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in association with the Australian Collaboration and the Poola Foundation (Tom Kantor fund), pp. 17-70.
• Bauman, T & Dodson, M 2000, ‘Always Ask: A Guide for Visitors to Indigenous Communities,’ in Kauffman, P (ed), Travelling Aboriginal Australia: Discovery and Reconciliation. Hyland House, Sydney.
• Bauman, T & Dodson, M 2001, ‘Responsible Tourism,’ in Aboriginal Australia and the Torres Strait Islands Guide to Indigenous Australia, Lonely Planet, Melbourne.
• Bauman, T & Haynes, C  2011, ‘Coercive Harmony or Real Benefit? Towards a National Community of Practice for Joint Management of Conservation Areas’. AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper, AIATSIS, Canberra Forthcoming.
• Bauman, T & Pope, J (eds) 2008, ‘Solid Work you Mob are Doing: Case studies in Indigenous dispute resolution and conflict management.’ Federal Court of Australia, Melbourne.
• Bauman, T & Williams, R 2004, ‘The Business of Process. Research Issues in Managing Indigenous Decision Making and Disputes in Land. Research Discussion Paper, Report.No 1. Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project, Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra (formerly published as AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper No 13).
• Morgan, M, Strelein, L & Weir, JK 2006, ‘Authority, knowledge and values: Indigenous Nations engagement in the management of natural resources in the Murray-Darling Basin,’ in Langton, M, Mazel, O, Palmer, L, Shain, K & Tehan, M (eds) Settling with Indigenous peoples, The Federation Press, Sydney.
• Smyth, D, & Ward, GK 2008, ‘Indigenous governance and management of protected areas.’ in Smyth, D & Ward, GK, Protecting Country. Indigenous governance and management of protected areas. AIATSIS [eBook]
• Strelein, LM 2004, ‘Australia’s Oceans Policy and Native Title (chapter 10).’ in Kauffman, P (ed), Water and Fishing: Aboriginal Rights in Australia and Canada. ATSIC, Canberra. pp.101-133.
• Strelein, LM 2004, ‘A Comfortable Existence: The Commercial Use of Marine Resources under Native Title’. 5 Balayi: Culture Law and Colonialism external pp. 94-123.
• Strelein, L 2005, ‘Culture and Commerce, the use of fishing traditions in proving native title’, in Taylor et al. (eds) The Power of Knowledge: The Resonance of Tradition, Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra.
• Strelein L, Morgan, M & Weir, J 2006, 'Authority, knowledge and values: Indigenous Nations engagement in the management of natural resources in the Murray-Darling Basin', in Langton, M, Mazel, O, Palmer, L, Shain, K & Tehan, M (eds) Settling with Indigenous peoples: Case Studies in agreement making from Australia, Canada and New Zealand external, Federation Press.
• Strelein, L & Tran, T 2007, ‘Native Title Representative Bodies and Prescribed Bodies Corporate: native title in a post determination environment.’ Native Title Research Report, No. 2, Native Title Research Unit, AIATSIS, Canberra.
• Strelein, L & Weir, JK 2009, ‘Conservation and Human Rights in the Context of Native Title in Australia,' in Campese, J, Sunderland, T, Geriber, T & Oviedo, G (eds), Exploring Issues and Opportunities in Rights Based Approaches to Cosnervation, CIFOR, IUCN and CEESP, Borgor, Indonesia.
• Strelein, L & Weir, J 2009, ‘Conservation and Human Rights in the Context of Native Title in Australia’, book chapter in Campese, J, Sunderland, T, Greiber, T & Oviedo, G (eds) Exploring Issues and Opportunities in Rights Based Approaches to Conservation, CIFOR, IUCN and CEESP, Bogor, Indonesia.
• Sullivan, P 1995, ‘Beyond Native Title: Multiple Land Use Agreements and Aboriginal Governance in the Kimberley,’ CAEPR Discussion Paper, No. 89, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University, Canberra.
• Sullivan, P 1996, ‘From Land Rights to the Rights of the People’ Aboriginal Law Bulletin, Vol. 85, No. 3.
• Sullivan, P 1997, ‘A Sacred Land, A Sovereign People, an Aboriginal Corporation Prescribed Bodies and the Native Title Act,’ Report Series No: 3, North Australia Research Unit, Australian National University, Darwin.
• Sullivan, P 1998, ‘Saltwater, Freshwater and Yawuru Social Organisation’ in Peterson, N & Rigsby, B (eds) Customary Marine Tenure, Oceania Monograph 48, University of Sydney, Sydney, pp. 96-108.
• Sullivan, P 2006, ‘Sustainable Employment in the Hybrid Economies of Dispersed Aboriginal Settlements,’ in Sue Hayes (ed) Final Report on Kimberley Region Consultations, Proceedings of a Workshop, Australian Conservation Foundation.
• Sullivan, P 2009, ‘Policy Change and the Indigenous Land Corporation.’ AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper No 25, AIATSIS, Canberra.
• Sullivan, P 2011, ‘The Kalpurtu Water Cycle: Bringing Life to the Desert of the South West Kimberley’ in Weir, J (ed) Country, Native Title & Ecology (in process. With reviewers).
• Taylor, R & Ward, GK 2001, ‘Ethical research and Indigenous Australia.’  Kaurna Higher Education Journal, Vol. 7, pp. 15-22.
• Toussaint, S, Sullivan, P & Yu, S 2005, ‘Water Ways in Aboriginal Australia: an Interconnected Analysis’, Anthropological Forum, March.
• Tran, T 2009, ‘Valuing water in law: how can Indigenous cultural values be reconciled with Australia’s water law in order to strengthen Indigenous water rights?’ Journal of Water Law, Vol 20, pp. 144-151.
• Ward, GK 2000, ‘Response to the Cairns Declaration: a code of ethics for AURA.’ Rock Art Research, Vol.17, pp. 72-75.
• Ward, GK 2002, ‘Indigenous Australian rock-markings - steps toward sustainable tourism’. in L'Art avant L'Histoire: La conservation de L’art prėhistorique.10es journėees d’ėtudes de la française de l’institute international de conservation, Paris 23-24 Mai 2002. SFIIC, Champs-sur-Marne. pp.110-117.
• Ward, GK 2007, ‘Rock-markings and sustainable Indigenous Australian cultural heritage tourism’. in Reddy, PC (ed) Exploring the Mind of Ancient Man. Research India Press, New Delhi. pp. 368-379
• Ward, GK 2011, ‘The role of AIATSIS in rock-markings research and protection.’ Rock Art Research, Vol 28, No. 1, pp. 7-16. 
• Ward, GK, & Crocombe, M 2008, ‘Port Keats painting – revolution and continuity’ Australian Aboriginal Studies, Vol. 1, pp. 39-55.
• Ward, GK & Crocombe, M 2010, ‘Rock-paintings near Wadeye, Northern Territory, Australia: site management and educational aspects of research and tourism.’ Rock Art Research, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 229-237.  
• Ward, GK, & Tuniz, C 2003, ‘Dating Australian Rock-Markings: An interdisciplinary challenge’ AURA
• Watchman, A, Ward, GK, Crocombe, M, Mulvaney, K 2010, ‘Dating of rock-paintings in the Wadeye-Fitzmaurice region, Northern Territory.’ Rock Art Research, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 223-228.
• Weir, J 2008, ‘Connectivity’ Australian Humanities Review, 45, pp.153-164.
• Weir, JK 2010, ‘Cultural Flows in Murray River Country’, Australian Humanities Review, Vol. 48, pp.131-142.
• Weir, JK 2011, ‘Karajarri: A West Kimberley Experience in Managing Native Title.’ AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper, No. 30, AIATSIS, Canberra.
• Weir, JK 2011, ‘Water planning and dispossession’ in Connell, D & Grafton, RQ (eds), Basin Futures: Water Reform in the Murray-Darling Basin, ANU E-Press.
• Weir, J & Ross, S 2007, ‘Beyond native title: the Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations’ in Morphy, F & Smith, B (eds), The Social Effects of Native Title, Recognition, Translation Co-existence CAEPR Research Monogarph No. 27, ANU E-Press.
• Weir, J, Stone, R & Mulardy, M in press, ‘Water Planning and Native Title: a Karajarri and government engagement in the West Kimberley’, in Weir, J Country, Native Title and Ecology, ANU E-press. 

Reports

• Bauman, T 2006, 'Final Report of the Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project July 2003-June 2006: research findings, recommendations and implementation.' Indigenous Facilitation and Mediation Project. Report No. 6. Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies.
• Bradfield, S, Clements, J, Kelly, G, Kinnane, S, Oxenham, D, Strelein, L & Veth, P 2005, 'Indigenous Interests in and connection to sea country in the SouthWest Marine Region.' Report to the National Oceans Office, Department of Environment and Heritage, 2005.
• Strelein, LM 2004, 'Species management and the proof and exercise of native title: Indigenous Participation in South Australian Kangaroo Industry.' Report to the Sustainable systems for management of commercial kangaroo harvest project coordinated by Jocelyn Davies and Dana Thomson. April (31pp).
• Strelein L & Tran T 2007, 'Native Title Representative Bodies and Prescribed Bodies Corporate: native title in a postdetermination environment.' Native Title Research Report, AIATSIS, Canberra.
• Sullivan, P 1989, Aboriginal Lands Trust, Perth, WA. Investigation of Aboriginal Interest in Proposed Conservation Reserves in the Kimberley W.A.
• Sullivan, P 1989, Aboriginal Development Commission/Kimberley Land Council, Aboriginal Pastoral Land Needs in the East Kimberley, W.A.
• Sullivan, P 1991, Kimberley Land Council, Traditional Attachment to Land, Carranya and Lamboo Stations, East Kimberley, W.A.
• Sullivan, P 1992, Aboriginal Development Commission/Kimberley Land Council, Traditional Attachment to Land, Napier Downs and Tablelands Pastoral Stations, West Kimberley, W.A.
• Sullivan, P 1995, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, Traditional Attachment to Go Go Station, West Kimberley, WA.
• Sullivan, P 1996, Kimberley Land Council, The Case for Aboriginal Native Title in the Broome Region.
• Sullivan, P 1997, Kimberley Land Council The Traditional Attachment of Kija People to Six Pastoral Stations in the East Kimberley the properties of the E.G. Green Group.
• Sullivan, P & Glouciewski, B.1998, 'Kimberley Land Council The Connection of Kija People to Land in the East Kimberley.' National Native Title Tribunal mediation report.
• Sullivan, P 1999, 'Kimberley Land Council Traditional Attachment of the Yawuru, Djugun and Goolarabooloo People to the Land of the Rubibi.' Native Title Claims Federal Court Mediation Report.
• Sullivan, P 1999, 'Kimberley Land Council Traditional Attachment to the Land of Waterbank Pastoral Station.' Federal Court Mediation Report.
• Sullivan, P 2000, 'Centre for Anthropological Research, UWA/Water and Rivers Commission, W.A. The Cultural and Symbolic Significance of Water Sources.' A Report of Fieldwork with Members of Yakanarra and Djugerari Communities.
• Sullivan, P 2001, Kimberley Land Council/Environment Australia Waterbank Indigenous Protected Area Ethnographic and Community Consultation Report.
• Sullivan, P 2001, Indigenous Land Corporation/Kimberley Land Council, Kimberley Sub-Regional Overview of Land Needs and Kimberley Land Acquisition and Access Strategies, two volume report.
• Sullivan, P 2002, West Australian Aboriginal Native Title Working Group, Principles for Co-existent Use of Pastoral Leasehold Land.
• Sullivan, P 2004, Murray Darling Basin Commission, Indigenous Action Research Project, Governance and Informed Consent Processes for Indigenous Nations in the Murray Darling Basin.
• Sullivan, P 2007, AusAID Pacific Land Programme and the National Centre for Indigenous Studies, ANU. The Yawoorroong Miriuwung Gajerrong Yirrgeb Noong Darwung Association, Customary Land Tenure Case Study.
• Sullivan, P 2007, Core Project 5 Desert Services that Work, Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre. Servicing Desert Communities in the Ngaanyatjarra Cultural Region.
• Weir, JK 2009, 'Our understandings of water and how they translate into our decision making, workshop paper.' Report for ACT Planning and Land Authority, Planning for our Future-Securing Canberra’s Water, pp. 1-7.
• Weir, JK, Stacey, C & Youngentob, K 2011, 'The Benefits of Caring for Country: Literature Review.' Report for the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, (SEWPaC), SEWPaC, Canberra .

Submissions

• AIATSIS, 2001, Invited Submission, Witness to the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Native Title and the Land Fund inquiry in Indigenous Land Use Agreements (cited in final report) July.
• Dodson, M, Strelein, L, & Weir, JK 2000, AIATSIS submission, witness to the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Native Title and the Land Fund, Inquiry into the consistency of the Native Title Act Amendments with Australia’s obligations under Committee for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, February 2000.
• Duff, N & Durette, M 2010, A review of Indigenous involvement in water planning,a submission prepared for the First Peoples’ Water Engagement Council, September 2010.
• Fardin, J & Strelein, L 2010, AIATSIS Submission to the joint Attorney-General and Minister for Families, Housing Community Services and Indigenous Affairs’ Discussion Paper. Leading practice agreements: Maximising outcomes from native title benefits, July 2010.
• Smyth, D & Bauman, T 2007, Policy Briefing Paper for the Australian Conservation Foundation and the Australian Collaboration: Outcomes of three case studies in Indigenous Partnerships in Protected Area Management. Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra.
• Strelein, L & Tran, T 2008, Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Inquiry into developing Indigenous Enterprise. Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, July 2008.
• Strelein, L & Tran, T 2008, Submission to Australia’s Future Tax System review. Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, July 2008.
• Strelein, L & Tran, T 2011, Submission to the House Climate Change, Environment and the Arts Committee’s public hearing for its inquiry into the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Bill 2011. Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, July 2008, April 2011.
• Sullivan, P 1994, Kimberley Land Council, A Report on the Particular Significance in Aboriginal Tradition of the Area Proposed for Development of a Crocodile Farm, Broome, Submitted To The Hon. Fred Chaney Pursuant To An Investigation Under Section 10 (3) Of The Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984.
• Weir, JK 2011, AIATSIS submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Climate Change, Environment and the Arts, Inquiry into Australia’s Biodiversity in a Changing Climate.

Other publications

• Arabena, K 1995, 'An innovative community education methodology: being responsible to communities.' Central Australian Rural Practitioners Association Newsletter, No. 21, p. 26-28.
• Bauman, T 2010, ‘Symposium: Pacific-Asia partnerships in resource development in PNG.’ Native Title Newsletter September/October, No 5/2010, pp 9-10.
• Bauman, T 2010. 'A Historic Moment: Jutpurra (Gregory) National Park handback and joint management.' Native Title NewsletterMay/June 03/2010, NTRU, AIATSIS, Canberra.
• Bauman, T & Koch, G 2010, ‘Critical elements for native title agreement outcomes: cultural archives and community facilitation.’ Native Title Newsletter September/October, No 5/2010, p.5.
• Duff, N 2011, 'Introduction to Cultural Flows in Australia.' Knowledge Note 2011/01
• Duff, N 2011, 'Operationalising Cultural Flows in Australia.' Knowledge Note 2011/01
• Morgan, M, Strelein, L & Weir, JK 2004, 'Indigenous Rights to Water in the Murray Darling Basin: In support of the Indigenous final report to the Living Murray Initiative.' Research Discussion PaperNo. 14, Native Title Research Unit, AIATSIS, Canberra.
• Taylor, L, Ward, GK, Henderson, RD, & Wallis, LA (eds) 2005, 'The Power of Knowledge, the Resonance of Tradition.' ASP, Canberra.
• Tran, T & Wiseman, L 2011, ‘PBC Working Group Meeting 28 March 2011: meeting outcomes’ Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra.
• Ward, GK (ed) 2001, 'Gwion Gwion: Dulwan Mamaa. Secret and sacred pathways of the Ngarinyin Aboriginal people of Australia by Ngarjno, Ungudman, Banngal, Nyawarra.' edited by Doring, J. (ed) Könemann, Cologne. 
• Ward, GK 2003, 'Australian Indigenous Heritage Tourism.' Australian Aboriginal Studies 2002/2.
• Ward, GK (co-ed) 2006, 'Aborigines and Uranium: Monitoring the Health Hazards.' by Colin Tatz, Alan Cass, John Condon and George Tippett. AIATSIS Research Discussion Paper 20
• Ward, GK (ed) 2010, 'Australian papers from the Agra conference.' Rock Art Research 27:207-237.
• Ward, GK & Tuniz, C (ed) 2000, 'Advances in Dating Australian Rock-Markings: Proceedings of the of the First Australian Rock-Picture Dating Workshop.' Lucas Heights, February 1996 under the auspices of AIATSIS, ANSTO and AINSE. Australian Rock Art Research Association, Melbourne (Occasional AURA Publication 10).
• Weir, JK 2009, 'The Gunditjmara Land Justice Story' Research Monograph 1, Native Title Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra. 
• Weir, JK 2010, ‘How to Keep the River Flowing’, NewMatilda, 23 March.

Workshops and Conference Convened or facilitated

• Bauman, T 2010, ‘Exploring Traditional Owner Interests in Decision Making and Dispute Management,’ AuroraField and Liaison Officer Training, Aurora, Perth, 11 November 2010.
• Bauman, T (facilitator) 2011, ‘Kakadu Board of Management Governance Workshop,’ 8-9 March 2011, Jabiru, Northern Territory.
• Bauman, T & Smith, D (facilitators) 2010, ‘Governance Workshop: Managing Kakadu Together for the Benefit of All,’ 16-18 February 2010, Aurora, South Alligator.
• Bauman, T & Strelein, L (facilitators) 2011, ‘Working Together on ALT Lands: Bardi Jawi PBC and Community Councils Governance Workshop,’ 17 and 18 May 2011 One Arm Point Community Hall.
• Strelein, LM & Morgan, (convenors) 2003, 'Murray Darling Basin Indigenous Response to the Living Murray Initiative: Water rights forums., 15 August & 1 December 2003.

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