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Aboriginal Health: Social and Cultural Transitions | ||
Gary Robinson (ed)
ISBN 0 949070 86 6 PB 319pp 297x209 1996 Indigenous; Health & Medicine |
This timely collection of articles on Aboriginal health covers: causes of Aboriginal ill-health and mortality; social, cultural and environmental determinants of health; women's and infant health; Aboriginal participation in health care; mental health, substance abuse and health service delivery. |
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Accelerating the Literacy Development of Indigenous Students: The National Accelerated Literacy Program (NALP) | ||
Brian Gray
ISBN-13: 978-0-9802923-6-7 PB 63pp 297*209 June 2007 Indigenous; Teaching & Learning |
A model for teaching practice with the potential to break through the low-level teaching/low-level outcome cycle that is all too frequent in Indigenous education. |
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Altered States: Material Cultural Transformations in the Arafura Region | ||
Clayton Fredericksen &
ISBN 1 876248 55 6 PB 174pp 249x175 2000 Anthropology & Archaeology, Southeast Asia, northern Australia |
This book explores material culture pursuing interpretations in archaeological, historical and ethnographic contexts within the Arafura region, one of the most culturally diverse regions on earth. |
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Biopolitics of the Subject: An Introduction to the Ideas of Michel Foucault | ||
Jim Jose
ISBN 1 876248 13 0 PB 98pp 250x175 1998 Politics & Society |
French philosopher Michel Foucault (1926-1984) is one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century. His influence has extended to many fields, including history, literature, and social theory. Yet at first reading, the complexity of his ideas can appear daunting. | NCA [$14.95] |
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The Birds of Groote Eylandt | ||
Richard Noske & Graham Brennan
ISBN 1 876248 68 8 PB 187pp 249x175 2002 Environment & NRM; Northern Australia |
A comprehensive reference describing the relative abundance, habitats and regional distribution of each of the 228 bird species that have been reported for the island over 80 years of visitation by ornithologists. |
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Broken Dreams and Broken Promise: The Cane Conspiracy |
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Ian Mackintosh Hillock
ISBN 1 876248 48 3 PB 128pp 249x175 2000 Environment & NRM; Northern Australia |
This book describes the rise and fall between 1879 and 1889 of the first real trial of large-scale agricultural production in the Northern Territory. It investigates the attempt there to establish sugar plantations and tells a story of heroic yet misguided efforts. |
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Charles 'Moth' Eaton: Pioneer Aviator of the Northern Territory | ||
Steven Farram
ISBN 9780980384611 PB 70pp 249x175 August 2007 Northern Australia; History; Biography |
Illustrated with many rare photographs, this book outlines the contributions made to Northern Territory aviation by one of its early prominent figures, Charles ‘Moth’ Eaton. |
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The Chinese in the Northern Territory (Third Edition) |
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Timothy G Jones
ISBN 1 876248 01 7 PB 151pp 210x149 2005 Northern Australia; History; Politics & Society |
This book records the largely neglected part played by the Chinese in the development of the Territory. It is an attempt to set the record straight and to trace the erosion of ethnic differences, which led to the foundation of Darwin's multiracial society. More information >> |
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Communicating at University: Skills for Success |
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Nicola Rolls & Peter Wignell
ISBN 9780980292398 PB 282pp July 2007 Teaching & Learning |
Providing students in higher education with a good foundation in the academic communication skills required to succeed at university and in professional contexts. More information >> NB: This edition no longer available for purchase please refer to second edition (listed below). |
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Communicating at University: Skills for Success (Second Edition) | ||
Nicola Rolls & Peter Wignell
ISBN 9780980292398 PB pp Feb 2008 Teaching & Learning |
Providing students in higher education with a good foundation in the academic communication skills required to succeed at university and in professional contexts. More information >> |
$34.95
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Connection and Disconnection: Encounters Between Settlers and Indigenous People in the Northern Territory | ||
Tony Austin & Suzanne Parry (eds)
ISBN 1 876248 26 2 PB 330pp 230x150 1999 Politics & Society; Northern Australia |
Connection and Disconnection brings together twelve historians with an interest in encounters between Indigenous people and settlers in the Northern Territory. More than just a narrative of conflict and dispossession, the volume is concerned to reconceptualise the present through the past, rather than just understand the past itself. |
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Contexts of Child Development: Culture, Policy and Intervention |
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Gary Robinson, Ute Eickelkamp, Jacqueline Goodnow& Ilan Katz (eds)
ISBN 9870980384680 PB August 2008 Indigenous; Teaching & Learning; Politics & Society |
An inspiring and thought-provoking collection that aims to deepen our understanding of child development in order to positively influence the people, policies and practices that help shape children’s lives. |
$39.95
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The Crisis in Timor-Leste: Understanding the Past, Imagining the Future | ||
Dennis Shoesmith (ed)
ISBN 9780980384628 PB xi+108pp 250x175 Nov 2007 Politics & Society; Southeast Asia |
Together, the papers in this volume address the historical, social and political causes of unrest in Timor-Leste, explaining the violence and rebellion of 2006 in a larger context. |
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Critical Social Literacies | ||
Christine Walton
ISBN 0 949070 94 7 PB 183pp 250x175 1996 Teaching & Learning |
This book opens up new critical positions on the study of literacies. It proposes that literacies are variable social practices which are embedded within social and historical contexts. Literacies are redefined to be inclusive of many different kinds of meaning making systems, including dance, painting, multi-media texts and so on, as well as oral and written texts. |
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Crossing Cultures: Art, Politics and Identity | ||
Sylvia Kleinert (ed)
ISBN 0-9758356-4-5 PB 152+xivpp 250x176 2006 Politics & Society; Indigenous; Anthropology; |
Covering seemingly diverse topics in Art, Society, Material Culture, Indigenous Issues and History, this volume brings together scholars who are concerned to understand and communicate the ways in which people of the Australian region represent their worlds and engage with them. |
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Darwin Archaeology: Aboriginal, Asian and European Heritage of Australia's Top End | ||
Patricia Bourke, Sally Brockwell & Clayton Fredericksen (eds)
ISBN 1 876248 98 X PB 111pp 298x210 2005 |
The first compilation of archaeological research for the Darwin region. Attention focuses on a single region from a variety of perspectives, over a time period from 4000 years ago to the Second World War. The aim is to make the results of this research accessible to the general public, as well as to archaeologists and historians. |
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Dasher Wheatley and Australia in Vietnam | ||
Ian Walters
ISBN 1 876248 10 6 PB 179pp 230x150 1998 History; Anthropology; Southeast Asia |
This book is about an Australian soldier killed at war in Vietnam. It is about the events surrounding his dying and the subsequent award to him of Australia’s most distinguished medal for gallantry under fire, the Victoria Cross. And it is an examination, from a contemporary perspective, of the significance of those events for Australian life and Australian culture. |
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Democratic Governance in Timor-Leste: Reconciling the Local and the National |
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David Mearns (ed) Steven Farram (asst. ed)
ISBN 9780980457834 PB October 2008 Politics & Society; Anthropology; Indigenous; Southeast Asia |
An important collection of articles that provide highly pertinent insights into the current dilemmas of the government and people of the new republic to Australia’s north. |
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Distance, Drought and Dispossession: A History of the Northern Territory Pastoral Industry | ||
Glen McLaren & William Cooper
ISBN 1 876248 56 4 PB 216pp 250x175 2001 Environment & NRM; Northern Australia; Law & Business
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This history of the Northern Territory pastoral industry outlines how, for almost a century, cattlemen were subject to the tyrannies of distance and drought. Distance vitally affected time and cost of travel, income and quality of life. Similarly, geographic and environmental factors - especially drought - determined stocking rates, created mustering problems and affected the quality of livestock turned off, and overall profitability. |
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Djama and VET: Exploring Partnerships and Practices in the Delivery of Vocational Education and Training in Rural and Remote Aboriginal Communities | ||
Australian National Training Authority Research Advisory Council
ISBN 1 876248 14 9 PB 111pp (Vol 1), 224p (Vol 2) 220x155 1998 Teaching & Learning |
Djama and VET addresses the pressing issues of Vocational Education and Training delivery to rural and remote Aboriginal communities. The research produced six case studies and a synthesis volume in which an argument is developed for best practice in the delivery of Vocational Education and Training to Aboriginal communities. |
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Empty North: The Japanese Presence and Australian Reactions 1860s-1942 | ||
Pam Oliver
ISBN-13: 978-0-9802923-3-6 PB 220pp New reprint A5 July 2008 [Dec 2006] History; Northern Australia |
This volume considers the positive nature of Japanese immigration to the north of Australia alongside the fear many Australians developed of Japanese resident in White Australia after 1901. Now available in A5 format at the new price of $39.95 |
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Enterprise in Tropical Australia | ||
George Windsor Earl, with an introduction by R H W Reece
ISBN 1 876248 79 3 PB 219pp 249x175 2002 Environment & NRM; History; Law & Business; Northern Australia |
A facsimile edition of original published in 1846 by Madden and Malcolm, London. Entrepreneurial activity in northern Australia in the early nineteenth century |
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Ethnicity and Cognitive Assessment | ||
Graham Davidson (ed)
ISBN 0 949070 12 2 PB 166pp 213x150 1990 Teaching & Learning; Indigenous |
This book aims to identify issues relating to the psychological and educational assessment of children from Australian Aboriginal and migrant communities, to air problems and to consider possible positive approaches to their assessment. The volume is a useful professional guide as well as a suitable text for students of psychology, education and other human services who are studying cultural difference in psychological functioning. |
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The Evolution of Darwin 1869-1911 | ||
Kathy de la Rue ISBN 1 876248 90 4 PB 163pp 249x175 2004
History; Northern Australia |
Darwin is the only capital city situated in the Tropics. In its comparatively short history, it has been almost completely destroyed four times by Japanese bomber pilots in 1942, and by cyclones in 1897, 1937 and 1974. It has suffered many vicissitudes in social and economic spheres, and it has other unique characteristics, which make it special to all who live there. |
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Extra-Territorial: Stories and Poems from the Northern Territory Literary Awards | ||
Derek Wright (ed)
ISBN 0 949070 91 2 PB 163pp 249x175 1996 Fiction; Northern Australia |
All of the material in this anthology was entered for the competitions of the Northern Territory Literary Awards of 1994-1995 and half of the items, many of them winning entries, are the work of Territorian writers. The themes of the writing are as numerous and diverse as the writers. |
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Field Key for the Monsoon Rainforest Flora of the Darwin Region | ||
R Booth, RK Harwood, CP Mangion (eds)
ISBN 1 876248 76 9 PB 100pp 295x215 2001 Environment & NRM; Northern Australia |
An aid to identification of the native and naturalised plant species in the monsoon rainforests surrounding Darwin. It is intended for use by amateur and professional alike. We have used only vegetative characters where ever possible, but occasionally use floral and fruit characters. |
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Fishers of Garogos | ||
Hermien L Soselisa
ISBN 1 876248 84 X PB 145pp 249x175 2004 Indigenous; Anthropology; Southeast Asia; Environment & NRM |
Garogos is a small sand island barely rising above the sea off the eastern end of the large central Maluku Island of Seram. Unable to sustain agriculture, its 300-odd inhabitants are necessarily specialist fishermen. A vivid picture of the precarious existence of the islanders as they struggle to secure their livelihood in the face of economic and ecological uncertainties. |
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Forgetting Compliance: Aboriginal Health and Medical Culture | ||
Kim Humphery and Tarun Weeramanthri with Joseph Fitz
ISBN 1 876248 59 9 PB 122pp 249x175 2001 |
This study provides both a critical insight into the institutionalised culture of health services provision in the Northern Territory and, most importantly, points towards ways in which that culture can be transformed. We conclude that 'compliance', thought of as a measure of patient uptake, must be forgotten. Instead, provision and uptake issues must be thought about simultaneously, as two sides of the one coin. |
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Future Options for North Australia | ||
Stephen Garnett, John Woinarski, Rolf Gerritsen & Gordon Duff
ISBN 9780980384659 PB pp Feb 2008 Environment & NRM; Northern Australia |
Anticipating the future is uniquely human. We strive constantly to anticipate trends and great events to seek opportunity and avoid disaster. So what will drive the future of tropical Australia? More information >> |
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In Search of the Never-Never: Looking for Australia in Northern Territory Writing | ||
Mickey Dewar
ISBN 1 876248 06 8 PB 234pp 230x155 1997 Literature; Northern Australia |
The Northern Territory remains the region of romantic idealisation of the Australian outback tradition. In Search of the 'Never-Never' is an examination of the literary tradition which created the myth. |
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Stephen Harris and Merridy Malin (eds)
ISBN 1 876248 05 X PB 143pp 220x155 1997 Indigenous; Teaching & Learning |
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Information Communication Technology at University: Skills for Success | ||
Greg Shaw
ISBN 9780980292329 PB pp Feb 2008 Teaching & Learning |
Students in any area of higher education need a good foundation in the use of Information Communication Technology (ICT) to research and produce written and oral presentations successfully at university and in professional contexts. |
$24.95
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Inside-Out | ||
Mickey Dewar
ISBN 1 876248 08 PB 162pp 249x175 1999 Politics & Society; Northern Australia |
In September 1883 notorious Fannie Bay Gaol opened its doors with thirty-one inmates. For the next ninety-six years, Fannie Bay Gaol housed those elements of Northern Territory society who transgressed the law of the northern frontier including killers, drug dealers, bushrangers, cattle-rustlers and thieves. |
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International Business Management | ||
Andre Morkel and Bet Roffey (eds)
ISBN 1 876248 62 9 PB 376pp 249x175 2001 Law & Business |
A fresh and original Australasian perspective with broad coverage of the topic. It is aimed at students in business and commerce as well as those with broad interests in international relations, political science and humanities. It is aimed at stimulating debate and inquiry; and policy makers, legislators, administrators and community leaders will also find this book useful. |
$69.95
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Investing in Indigenous Natural Resource Management | ||
M.K. Luckert; B.M. Campbell, J.T. Gorman and S.T. Garnett (eds)
ISBN 9780980384642 PB 118pp 250x176 Dec 2007 Indigenous; Environment & NRM; Northern Australia; Law & Business |
This book assesses the case for investing in Indigenous natural resource management (NRM) in tropical Australia. |
$22.95
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| Language: Maintenance, Power and Education in Australian Aboriginal Contexts | |||
Christine Walton and William Eggington (eds)
ISBN 0 949070 21 1 PB 208pp 210x147 1990 Teaching & Learning
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Aboriginal people and issues, education, language and linguistics, Northern Territory | NCA | |
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Living Heart | ||
Chris Howse
ISBN 9780980384604 PB 181pp August 2007 Law & Business; Indigenous; Northern Australia |
With a four wheel drive, a rented office and a complete lack of any secretarial help, he issued and brought to conclusion more than thirty pieces of litigation on behalf of the Aboriginal public. |
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The Long Road to Territory Health: An Account of Clinical Medicine in the Northern Territory 1965-1985 |
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David Lo
ISBN 0 9802923 1 X PB v+51pp 250x175 Feb 2007 Indigenous; Health & Medicine; Northern Australia |
Written by a long-serving Territory doctor, this book provides an intriguing insider's account of the Northern Territory's health during a time of great changes in the Territory. |
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Lungfish (2nd Edition) | ||
Stephen Gray
ISBN 1 876248 34 3 PB 200pp 200x149 2005 Fiction; Northern Australia |
Alex Lungwicz is a young newly-qualified Melbourne lawyer unwilling to slot into the groove. He has left Melbourne and come to Darwin on Australia's northern frontier, to work as a 'lawman in a lawless town'. Llike his half-developed namesake, the lungfish, trapped in an evolutionary glitch between water and earth, Alex feels unable to adapt to his new environment. |
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The Making of the Northern Territory University | ||
J M Thomson
ISBN 1 876248 19 X PB 130pp 250x175 1999 History; Northern Australia |
This book provides a frank and illuminating account of the founding of a university in the Northern Territory. The author, Emeritus Professor Jim Thomson, AM, was warden of the University College of the Northern Territory and first deputy vice-chancellor of the Northern Territory University (now Charles Darwin University). |
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Modern Frontier: Aspects of the 1950s in Australia's Northern Territory | ||
Julie T Wells, Mickey Dewar & Suzanne Parry (eds)
ISBN 0 975761 42 0 PB xxiii+219pp 250x175 2005 Politics & Society; Northern Australia |
A study of Australia's Northern Territory in the 1950s using an interdisciplinary approach that takes in environmental, historical and cultural history. |
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Moving Anthropology: Critical Indigenous Studies | ||
Tess Lea, Emma Kowal & Gillian Cowlishaw (eds)
ISBN 0 975835 61 0 PB 250pp 250x176 2006 Indigenous; Anthropology; Northern Australia |
The opening years of the 21st century have seen profound shifts in Australian Indigenous affairs. The essays in this collection bring a fresh and challenging approach to the study of Australia’s relationship with Indigenous otherness. The authors examine diverse aspects of contemporary Australian race relations, from the Indigenous music industry, to Toyotas in remote communities, to the repatriation of sacred objects, to the reception of the New History in the bush. |
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Never Trust a Government Man: Northern Territory Aboriginal Policy 1911-1939 |
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Tony Austin
ISBN 1 876248 02 5 PB 33pp 250x176 1997 Indigenous; History; Northern Australia |
A history of the administration of Aboriginal affairs by the Commonwealth Government in the Northern Territory in the period to the Second World War. It provides the most detailed account yet of the development of government policy in the areas of justice, employment, missionary activities, and welfare. Government activities are set in the context of white racism in the North and in the nation’s capital. |
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Night Song and other Poems | ||
John Muk Muk Burke
ISBN 1 876248 31 9 PB 56pp 207x144 1999 Indigenous; Fiction |
John Muk Muk Burke is a Wiradjuri man from southern New South Wales. His David Unaipon Prize winning novel Bridge of Triangles appeared in 1994. He has published poetry and numerous articles as well as being a guest editor of Northern Perspective. At the time of publication, he was a lecturer in the Faculty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies of the Northern Territory University (now Charles Darwin University). |
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Northern Encounters: New Directions in North Australian History | ||
David Carment (ed)
ISBN 1 876248 93 9 PB 229pp 230x150 2004 History; Northern Australia |
In this wide-ranging book scholars from the Australian National University and Charles Darwin University present new approaches to the north Australian past. Authors range from postgraduate students to senior academics. Most chapters deal with the Northern Territory, but north Queensland also receives some attention. 'Northern Encounters' deals with questions concerning the past that many Australians in the early 21st century think are worthy of answers. |
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Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography Revised Edition |
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David Carment, Christine Edward, Barbara James, Robyn Maynard, Alan Powell & Helen J Wilson (eds)
ISBN 9780980384697 (CD); ISBN 9780980457810 (PB) November 2008 History; Biography; Northern Australia |
This revised edition brings together the entries from the original three volumes, published in 1990, 1992 and 1996. |
CD: $29.95 PB: $125.00
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Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume 1: to 1945 | ||
David Carment, Robyn Maynard and Alan Powell (eds)
ISBN 0 949070 22 X PB 325pp 249x147 1990 |
This volume spans the period from the early British and French explorers of the Northern Territory coast to 1945 - and all those recorded herein are dead. Within that period, our work has shown, there are many, many more who would be worthy subjects for inclusion in a work of this kind; and there is a whole generation since 1945 as yet unrecorded. They are to be the subjects of later volumes in this series. |
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Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume 2 | ||
David Carment and Barbara James (eds)
ISBN 0 949070 37 8 PB 240pp 249x147 1992 |
This second volume covers the period from 1945 until the attainment of Northern Territory self government but also includes some subjects which could not appear in Volume One. Like the first volume, Volume Two aims to provide a broad reflection of life in the Territory rather than focusing on eminent public figures. |
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Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume 3 | ||
David Carment and Helen J Wilson (eds)
ISBN 0 949070 92 0 PB 368pp 249x147 1996 |
This volume has as its focus individuals whose careers in the Northern Territory flourished between 1978 and 1990. It also, however, includes articles on many individuals who were prominent in earlier periods and not recorded in the first two volumes. Both subjects of articles and their authors cover a particularly wide cross section of the Australian Community. |
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| Northern Territory Judgements 1918-1950 | |||
Dean Mildren (ed)
2000;Northern Territory University Press in association with the School of Law, NTU Law & Business; Northern Australia |
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Old Ways, New Ways: Wildlife Management in Northern Australia | ||
Julian Gorman, Lisa Petherham and Tom Vigilante (eds)
ISBN 0 975761 47 1 PB 156pp 290x200 2005 Environment & NRM; Northern Australia |
These papers were delivered at the 12th Annual Conference of the Australasian Wildlife Management Society in 1999. The collection of articles provides an informative and crucial insight into Australian wildlife management in northern Australia at that time. |
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On the Discourse of Social Science | ||
Peter Wignell
ISBN-13: 978-0-9802923-5-0; ISBN-10: 0-9802923-5-2 PB 236pp 249x175 June 2007 Teaching, Learning & Language |
This book uses the theory and analytical tools of Systemic Functional Linguistics to examine the discourse of social science from two perspectives. |
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one man tribe | ||
Neil Murray
ISBN 1 876248 42 4 PB 116pp 249x175 1999 |
A collection of poems by Neil Murray. |
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The Palm of His Hand | ||
Olive G Bonning
ISBN 1 876248 96 3 PB vi+84pp 210x150 2005 Fiction & Biography; Northern Australia |
Madeline takes up a job at the hospital on Palm Island, where the inhabitants are either Aboriginal, or of Aboriginal descent. Confronted by her deep racial prejudice, and an intense fear of Midwifery, she is in deep turmoil. Travel with Madeline while the Holy Spirit works on her heart, as the potter does clay. |
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A Past Displayed | ||
David Carment
ISBN 1 876248 67 X PB 133pp 249x175 2001 History; Northern Australia |
How individuals and communities in Australia's Northern Territory have thought about their histories and how these histories have been interpreted as part of wider strategies concerned with education, museums, national parks and tourism. Attitudes, memories and imagination that at the end of the twentieth century endowed the physical forms of the Territory's past with meaning. |
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Pathways to Expertise | ||
Jennifer Rennie, Karen Sinclair and Diane Szarkowicz
ISBN 1 876248 86 6 PB x+ 81pp 250x175 2005 Teaching & Learning; Northern Australia |
A collection of stories from fourteen experienced educators who have worked in the Northern Territory. Each story provides a unique snapshot of the diverse and challenging nature of being an educator in the Northern Territory. |
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The Politics of Multiculturalism in the Asia/Pacific | ||
David Myers (ed)
ISBN 0 949070 55 6 PB 190pp 250x175 1996 Politics & Society; Northern Australia |
It is inevitable that the prevailing ideology of a nation, whether overtly or covertly, will predetermine a mono-cultural language and literacy syllabus unless multicultural activists and ethnic minorities make their voices heard through the public media. The purpose of literacy is not just to find a job. Literacy is the vital key to an intelligent participation in self-government by multicultural democracy. |
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Readings in Management, Organisation and Culture in East and Southeast Asia | ||
Peter Blunt and David Richardson (eds)
ISBN 0 949070 30 0 PB 371pp 149x175 1993 Law & Business; Southeast Asia |
This state-of-the-art collection of research focuses on scholarship which underscores the importance of cultural institutions, conceived broadly, in understanding and explaining economic action. It should prove to be an invaluable resource for students and researchers in management, organisation theory, anthropology and sociology and economics, interested in the substantive specification of East and South East Asia. More information >> |
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Reconciling Customary Law and Received Law in Melanesia: The Post-Independence Experience in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu | ||
Kenneth Brown
ISBN 0 9757614 8 X PB 248pp 250x175 2005 Law & Business; Southeast Asia & Pacific |
The inter-reaction and relationship between introduced law and customary law, in the context of two neighbouring Melanesian jurisdictions, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Special reference is given to family and succession and inheritance. |
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The Shadow's Edge: Australia's Northern War (A revised edition) | ||
Alan Powell
ISBN-13: 978-0-9802923-7-4 PB 366pp 250*175 June 2007 History; Northern Australia |
First published in 1988, this new edition remains the only single volume to cover the entire northern war. |
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Songs, Dreamings and Ghosts: The Wangga of North Australia | ||
Allan Marett
ISBN 0 819566 18 7 PB 320pp 255x180 2005 Music; Indigenous; Northern Australia Includes music CD. Published by Wesleyan University Press with cooperation from Charles Darwin University Press |
A mesmerizing journey into the musical world of Australia's Aboriginal people. Aboriginal musicians receive songs both from an eternal realm known as The Dreaming and from the ghosts of deceased ancestors. Songs, Dreamings, and Ghosts is the first book-length study of wangga, a musical and ceremonial genre of Aboriginal people of the Daly region of northern Australia. This work represents the only comprehensive documentation of a single major genre of Aboriginal music. |
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The Sound of the Sky | ||
Daena Murray | |||
