AIATSIS Conf2004
Details
AIATSIS Conf2004 was held in Canberra 22–25 November 2004.
The outline of the conference programme is available here (pdf: opens in a new window).
A fuller programme is available here (pdf: opens in a new window).
Papers available
The full version of O. Yu. Artemova's paper "The Role of Australian Aboriginal Ethnography in Russian Ethnological Thought" is available here (pdf: opens in a new window).
Abstracts for the following papers from AIATSIS Conf2004 are available:
Session 1: Indigenist Research
Negotiating governance research in the Desert Knowledge CRC: Reflections on a work in progress
Elizabeth Ganter
Indigenous research reform: what is meant by Indigenous governance in the research sector?
Terry Dunbar
Indigenous Australian institutional research ethics
Wendy Jopson
Postgraduate research training – the case for a curriculum model
Margo Weir
Indigenous standpoint theory: Why? when? who for?
Dennis Foley
Stories from the interface and of sharing cultural and theoretical spaces:
An Indigenist research experience of research reform
Karen Martin
Session 2: Making Space for Indigenous Cultural Expressions of Well-Being in Aboriginal Health Research and Practice
Practical re-colonisation: A new direction for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
Steve Larkin and Leila Smith
Health policy and Aboriginal practice: how to develop a common approach for the national and local levels
Daniela Heil
Theoretical space – mapping culture
Margaret Weir
Changing generations: a cultural and theoretical approach to graduate education in Indigenous health promotion
Shane Hearn and Marilyn Wise
Creating safe space: using traditional medicine knowledge to support healing through law and spiritual practice
Tjanara Goreng Goreng
Nyaa Tjana Wangkanyi: Interpreting for Pitjantjatjara Clients in the health sector
Bill Edwards
‘I believe more in maparn’: the contested site of Indigenous desert health
Brian McCoy
They Used to Call it Sandy Blight
Jilpia Nappaljari Jones and Gordon Briscoe
Session 3: A Theoretical and Practical Framework for Dealing with Culture and Conflict
Indigenous fragmentation, minority rights scepticism and co-integrationist approaches to space sharing
Patrick Sullivan
‘Culture’, conflict and competing discourses of Indigenous rights, interests and needs in native title
Toni Bauman
Governing knowledge through legal technologies
Jane Anderson
Session 4: Innovation and Sustainability in Indigenous Tourism
Breaking barriers to Indigenous entrepreneurship through Indigenous social capital and participatory action research
Judy Bennett and Wilfred Gordon
Moving from subject of the tourist gaze to manager? Taking an integrative approach to Indigenous cultural heritage management and Indigenous tourism in the contested landscape of Darwin
Patricia Bourke and Lorraine Williams
Land, family and business: Appropriate skills development for indigenous tourism
Nicholas Hall
Aboriginal tourism in New South Wales: Sustainability and development
Roxanne Smith
The landscape of Aboriginal tourism
Lois Peeler
Session 5: What is a Knowledge Centre? A Contemporary Approach to Indigenous Cultural Resource Management
The paradox of knowledge production at the knowledge centre: A brief history of the Galiwinku Indigenous Knowledge Centre
Jessica De Largy Healy
Owning a knowledge centre project: Building the Gupapuyngu legacy
Joe Neparrnga Gumbula and Matthew Baltha Gaykamangu
The natural development of Wangka Maya into the direction of a knowledge centre
Lorraine Injie and Fran Haintz
Session 6: Repatriation: Return of Indigenous Remains and objects of Cultural Significance
Repatriation of Indigenous ancestral human remains: No respect, no progress
Bob Weatherall
Government and community partnerships in the repatriation process
Neil Carter and Tamsin Porter
The application of biological science in repatriation
Colin Pardoe
Travelling bones
Joey Chatfield
Current trends and future strategies to facilitate the repatriation of Aboriginal human remains
Franchesca Cubillo
Cautionary tales
Michael Pickering
Aboriginal ancestral remains. Does a common ground exist? - Academia vs Community, and how does this influence the public?
Mark Dugay-Grist
Developing protocols: Five years negotiating repatriation in the Pilbara and Kimberley, Western Australia
Kim Akerman and Bruce Thomas
Session 7: Sharing Land and the Politics of Property
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Great expectations: The Treaty settlement process in New Zealand
Chief Judge Joe Williams
Land rights: premises and promises
Colin Tatz
Sharing the process: native title and comprehensive settlements
Stuart Bradfield
Land rights: A personal reflection since the Woodward Commission
Nicolas Peterson
Native title and property law: Instituting cultural memory and practices
Lee Godden
Between a rock and a hard place: Land rights or native title?
Darryl Pearce
Pretending it didn’t hurt: Colonisation and the doctrine of continuity
Chief Judge Joe Williams
Land reform: Southern African perspectives
Bertus de Villiers
Session 8: Mapping the Shared Terrain: Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Concepts of Landscape
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Becoming our own cartographic masters
Alvin Warren
Landscape categories in Yindjibarndi: ontology, environment, and language
David Mark and Andrew Turk
Cartography, property and the aesthetics of place: mapping native title in Australia
Alexander Reilly
Old people’s details: Yanyuwa geography and meaning
John Bradley
Following the Swan
Luise Hercus
Accountability across cultures: contesting concepts of accountability in land and environmental management programs
Samantha Muller
The Gamilaraay Resource Use Project: Documenting Indigenous natural resource use in northern New South Wales
Members of the Gamilaraay (Kamilaroi) community with Maria Cotter and Iain Davidson
Managing a shared landscape – Cultural Heritage Program, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Mick Starkey, Shane Wright, Troy Mallie (Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park) and Jasmine Foxlee (University of Western Sydney)
Session 9: Towards a National Strategy for Intellectual Property and the Protection of Indigenous Knowledge
International policy for traditional knowledge: Setting the scene
Sam Johnston
Genetic resources, benefit sharing and the protection of traditional knowledge: towards a set of principles
Henrietta Marrie
A treaty on traditional knowledge - what might it look like?
Peter Drahos
Global communications and Intellectual Property activism - whose cultural agenda is being advanced?
Kathy Bowrey
Towards an Indigenous public domain?
Brad Sherman
The Pragmatic Politics of Protocols
Jane Anderson
TK and Frustration at the CBD
Geoff Burton
Public domain: Catalyst for conservation or appropriation? Indigenous and traditional knowledge in biodiversity conservation
Margaret Raven
Session 10: National and World Heritage Nominations and the Impact of Native Title and Agreement Making
Indigenous heritage places and the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act
Chrissy Grant
Separation anxiety: what we left behind in the Nature/Culture schism
Jane Harrington
Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area three traditional tribal groups (Mutthi Mutthi, Ngiyampaa, Paakinji) Elders’ plan of management: vision, aspirations and management
Dave Johnston, Archaeologist, Canberra and Mary Pappin, Mutthi Mutthi Elder
The Wet Tropics World Heritage Regional Agreement – the Aboriginal Rainforest Council and proposed management protocols
Allison Halliday and Michelle Cochrane
Traditional ownership and communal rights in cultural heritage - the marginalisation of alternate traditions
Patrick Sullivan
Indigenous participation in World Heritage Area management in Western Australia: a comparison of traditional owner outcomes in WA’s two World Heritage properties
Glen Kelly and Donna Oxenham
Session 11: Miscellaneous Papers
Australian Aboriginal culture and art
Djon Mundine
Towards a history of the NSW Annual Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout
Heidi Norman
Session 12: Sharing Language: Making Dictionaries for Indigenous Languages
The children’s monolingual Maori language dictionary
Huai-Te Manu Tuku Korero (Brian Morris)
Re-thinking the Accreditation of the Aboriginal Language Proficiency (AALP) in Taiwan
Dr Tsay Chung Han
Picture dictionaries for Central Australian languages
Jenny Green
Making a multimedia dictionary for Umpithamu (Port Stewart, Cape York)
Jean-Christophe Verstraete