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CAEPR Seminar Recordings

2009

The development of sustainable wildlife enterprises in remote Indigenous communities of Australia: A case study
Adrian Fordham and Bill Fogarty
Bill Fogarty 2009
48:24min Download audio file 10 3
Indigenous children’s literacy and schooling: A case study of a contemporary Orang Asli community in Malaysia
Sumathi Renganathan
Seminar Topics-Series 2 2009
66:37min Download audio file 9 4
Three myths about urban Aboriginal people in Canadian cities
Evelyn Peters, University of Saskatchewan
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2009
55:51min Download audio file 15 7
The socio-demography of the Fitzroy Valley Aboriginal population
Frances Morphy
Seminar Topics-Series 2 2009
40:03min Download audio file 14 5
Indigenous population projections to 2031: A test of policy impacts
John Taylor and Nicholas Biddle
Seminar Topics-Series 2 2009
59:35min Download audio file 12 4
'Buffalo talk': Developing Indigenous ranger capacity
Emilie Ens (Post-Doctoral Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2009
35:11min Download audio file 57 6
Donald Rumsfeld and the quality of Indigenous administrative data
Boyd Hunter
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2009
30:35min Download audio file 63 3
Market researching 'reconciliation': The Australian Reconciliation Barometer
Tim Rowse (Professorial Fellow, Centre for Citizenship and Public Policy, University of Western Sydney)
Seminar Topics - Series 1 2009
52:26min Download audio file 159 10
Fueling large group dominance: A critique of the Northern Territory local government electoral system
Will Sanders (Senior Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics-Series 1 2009
41:49min Download audio file 154 3
The significance of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Megan Davis
Seminar Topics-Series 1 2009
40:13min Download audio file 160 3
Land as 'third space': Towards an educational and social re-engagement of Indigenous youth in remote Australia
Jerry Schwab and Bill Fogarty
Seminar Topics-Series 1 2009
34:06min Download audio file 159 6
The benefits of Caring for Country in NSW
Janet Hunt
Seminar Topics-Series 1 2009
37:22min Download audio file 155 3
From 'Close The Gap' to the Rudd Government's 'closing the gap': What gap are we closing?
David Cooper (Acting National Director, Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation) in conversation with Jon Altman (ARC Professorial Fellow and Director, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2009
39:57min Download audio file 191 11
Language for land management
Murray Garde (School of Languages and Linguistics, The University of Melbourne)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2009
41:24min Download audio file 159
Fresh water in the Maningrida region: Ameliorating intercultural contestation over values and property rights
Jon Altman (ARC Australian Professorial Fellow & Director, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2009
36:47min Download audio file 152 2
Indigenous Australians in the city: Urbanisation and segregation
Nick Biddle (Research Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2009
37:14min Download audio file 173 4

2008

Reviewing the Northern Territory intervention one year on: Conceptual and methodological considerations and some observations
Jon Altman (Director, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
47:17min Download audio file 187 13
'Development' in Indigenous Australia: international meanings and local approaches
Janet Hunt (Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
39:31min Download audio file 172 1
Literacy and remote Indigenous youth: Why social practice matters
Jerry Schwab (Fellow, CAEPR) and Inge Kral (Post-Doctoral Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
55:21min Download audio file 173 1
The politics of 'the gap' in Australia and New Zealand
Tim Rowse, Research School of Social Sciences, ANU.
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
48:18min Download audio file 177 3
Challenges for sustainable governance in the development and implementation of comprehensive mining agreements
David Martin (Visiting Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
50:35min Download audio file 164
Living through a National Emergency: A view of the Intervention from Ground Zero
Bill Fogarty (Doctoral Scholar, CAEPR) and Marisa Fogarty (Doctoral Scholar, School for Social and Policy Research, Charles Darwin University)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
39:09min Download audio file 192 3
Caring for Country: An overview of Aboriginal land management in the Top End of the Northern Territory
Sean Kerins (Research Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
38:35min Download audio file 169 6
Indigenous affairs in the Northern Territory since June 2007: A participatory development perspective
Olga Havnen (Indigenous Strategy Development, Australian Red Cross)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
25:53min Download audio file 167 2
Buying the hotel: Social value or social liability for Indigenous groups? Some preliminary thoughts
Maggie Brady (Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
41:07min Download audio file 166 1
Potemkin in Cape York: The Politics of Misrepresentation in Aurukun's Welfare Reform Trials
Philip Martin (Doctoral Scholar, School of Philosophy, Anthropology & Social Inquiry, University of Melbourne)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
35:58min Download audio file 175 3
Good governance and indigenous peoples: What's western law got to say about it?
Laura Beacroft (ANU Law School and Office of the Registrar of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporations)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
76:23min Download audio file 167 3
Regional change in the Indigenous population: Early results from the 2006 Census
Nicholas Biddle (Research Fellow, CAEPR), John Taylor (Senior Fellow, CAEPR), Mandy Yap (Research Officer, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
41:32min Download audio file 171 1
A half hearted defence of the CDEP scheme
Boyd Hunter (Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 1 2008
31:21min Download audio file 163 9
Chainsaw Dreaming: Indigenous Australians and the forest sector
Sue Feary (New South Wales Department of Environment and Climate Change)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
44:15min Download audio file 156 2
On Noel Pearson
Katarina Ferro (Doctoral Scholar, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
29:52min Download audio file 178 7
Invisible to the state: Kinship and the Yolngu moral order
Frances Morphy (Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
46:52min Download audio file 189 1
Complexity in Aboriginal political culture and implications for government policy
Sarah Maddison (Senior Associate Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of New South Wales)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
56:02min Download audio file 156
Aboriginal Poverty: What's social capital got to do with it?
Julie Lahn (Postdoctoral Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
38:26min Download audio file 173 4
'Yo, turn around and look at Yolngu people, we are here': Indigenous cultural festivals and wellbeing
Lisa Slater (Research Fellow, Globalism Research Centre, RMIT)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
51:06min Download audio file 163 2
Dealing with cards: An anthropological perspective on remote Indigenous gambling
Marisa Fogarty (Doctoral Scholar, Charles Darwin University)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
43:31min Download audio file 174 2
Valuing Indigenous harvest and management of dugong and marine turtles: The Bardi Jawi case study
Geoff Buchanan (Research Officer, CAEPR), Daniel Oades (Turtle and Dugong Project Officer, Kimberley Land Council), Mark Shadforth (Bardi Jawi Ranger, Kimberley Land Council)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
53:24min Download audio file 171 8
Saving and Strengthening CDEP: A remote Australia policy treasure
Will Sanders (Senior Fellow, CAEPR)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
46:16min Download audio file 163
Closing the gap? Monitoring trends in Indigenous Australians' life expectancy
Len Smith (Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute, ANU)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
38:36min Download audio file 164 2
Water flow allocation and Indigenous natural resource mapping: Empowering communities
Melanie Durette and Manuhuia Barcham (Synexe Consulting)
Seminar Topics—Series 2 2008
54:08min Download audio file 11 2
Entangled dreams: A discussion of the intercultural appeal of Australian Indigenous tourism
Anke Tonnaer (Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands)
Occasional Seminars & Lectures 2008
32:30min Download audio file 157 6
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