2002
Wildlife Management Review Discussion Paper
Topical Issue 4 / 2002
November 2009 - Wildlife Management Review Discussion Paper
Comment on the Queensland Government's Wildlife Management Review Discussion Paper; by CAEPR researchers Jon Altman and Michelle Cochrane, addressing Indigenous interests and property rights in wildlife, and their sustainable harvest.
Capacity Building in Indigenous Communities
Topical Issue 2 / 2002
September 2009 - Capacity Building in Indigenous Communities
Two submissions on Capacity Building; one comprising comments by Professor Jon Altman to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Inquiry into Capacity Building in Indigenous Communities, and the second CAEPR's submission to the Inquiry, by Jon Altman and Will Sanders.
Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Australia
Topical Issue 3 / 2002
September 2003 - Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Australia
A submission by Jon Altman and John Taylor to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services Inquiry into the Level of Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Areas of Australia.
Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Australia
Topical Issue 5 / 2002
November 2002 - Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Australia
Opening comments by CAEPR Director Jon Altman to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services Inquiry into the Level of Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Areas of Australia, emphasising Indigenous perspectives.
'Indigenous Futures' by Tim Rowse
Topical Issue 1 / 2002
September 2002 - Book Launch: 'Indigenous Futures' by Tim Rowse
Tim Rowse's book Indigenous Futures: Choice and Development for Aboriginal and Islander Australia, published by UNSW Press, was launched on 26 September 2002 by The Hon. Hal Wootten AC QC, Royal Commissioner into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody (1988-91). Indigenous Futures synthesises ten years of CAEPR research. In the book launch address reproduced below, Hal Wootten discusses the book and addresses some of its central themes.
The Indigenous population of Cape York Peninsula, 2001-2016
Discussion Paper 227 / 2002
Abstract:
Recent projections made by the Australian Bureau Statistics (ABS) of Indigenous populations resident in various regions of north Australia included a set of estimates for Cape York Peninsula. These were found to be substantially at odds with the results for adjacent regions such as the West Arnhem and Gulf regions of the Northern Territory. The Cape York projections produced population growth rates that were substantially lower than those recorded for other regions, with projected numbers in certain age groups actually declining over the forecast period to 2016.
Urban CDEPs as Indigenous Employment Centres: Policy and community implications
Discussion Paper 228 / 2002
Abstract:
This paper explores the federal government's continued development of its Indigenous Employment Policy (IEP) with the launch of additional Indigenous-specific welfare reform initiatives flagged in the May 2001 Budget. One of these new initiatives focuses in particular on 'urban' Community Development Employment Projects (CDEP) schemes and policy initiatives aimed at encouraging them to take on the additional role of Indigenous Employment Centres (IECs).
Three years on: Indigenous families and the welfare system, the Kuranda community case study
Discussion Paper 229 / 2002
Abstract:
This discussion paper presents the results from the third and final year of the Kuranda community case study for the project on the delivery of appropriate welfare services and policies to Indigenous families. Core recommendations and conclusions from the project as a whole are also discussed.
Towards an Indigenous order of Australian government: Rethinking self-determination as Indigenous affairs policy
Discussion Paper 230 / 2002
Abstract:
This paper begins with a historical analysis of both the rhetoric and the institutions of Australian Indigenous affairs since self-determination was first adopted as Commonwealth government policy in late 1972. It then moves on to conceive of these institutional developments, following Rowse, as the emergence of an Indigenous organisational sector.
Population futures in the Australian desert, 2001-2016
Discussion Paper 231 / 2002
Abstract:
A proposal to establish a Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), focused on Alice Springs, has recently been submitted. Fundamental to any such proposal is an understanding of population dynamics in the desert region, because demographic information provides for assessment of the quantum of need in social and economic policy, and for assessment of the impact of that quantum in environmental policy. Ultimately, what is sought is a predictive capacity for planning and evaluation.
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