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Papers are organised by topic: Indigenous
Rights; Resource Management; Geographical
scale; Social Impact Assessment; Geographical
Eduction; Changing Corporate Culture; Other
Topics.
(Cover Art © Fiona Cross)
R Howitt (2001) Rethinking Resource
Management: Justice, Sustainability and Indigenous Peoples, Routledge,
Go to Routledge’s page for
this book: click
here
Go to Dr
Bill Jonas’ speech at the launch of Rethinking Resource Management
in 2001. (PDF)
Papers on
the South Australian Native Title Negotiations
Link to SA Negotiations site click here
Changing Places: Challenging the absence
of self-determination as a principle in the administration of Native Title
in Australia (2004) Agius, P, Howitt, R, Jarvis, S., Johns, L. and Williams, R. Paper
for presentation to Dialogues Across Cultures Conference, Centre for Australian
Indigenous Studies,
Dialogues within, between and across cultures: Creating cultures of communication and processes for understanding (2004) Agius, P, Howitt, R, Jarvis, S., Johns, L. and Williams, R. Paper for presentation to Dialogues Across Cultures Conference, Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies, Monash University, Melbourne, November 2004 (PDF)
Process Issues in Native Title Negotiations in South Australia (2004) Agius, P, Howitt, R, Jarvis, S. and Williams, R. Paper for presentation to ‘Processes for Cross-Cultural Engagement’, a Special Session in the Remote Regions/Northern Development Session of the Western Regional Science Association Meeting, 26-29 February 2004, Wailea Marriott Resort, Maui (PDF)
Different Visions, Different Ways: lessons and challenges
from the native title negotiations in South Australia, Agius, Parry, Howitt,
Richie and Jarvis, Sandy (2003). Paper presented to the Native Title Conference
2003
Doing Native Title as Self-Determination, (2003). Agius, P, Howitt, R, Jarvis, S. and Williams, R. paper presented to the Second Pacific Regional Meeting of the International Association for the Study of Common Property, Brisbane, September 2003. (PDF)
Comprehensive Native Title Negotiations in South Australia,
(2003). Agius, P, Davies,
J., Howitt, R, Jarvis, S. and Williams, R. Paper published in revised form
as a chapter in Langton, M., Palmer, L. and Tehan, M. (2004), Negotiating
Settlements: Indigenous Peoples, Settler States and the Significance of Treaties
and Agreements, Melbourne University Press (PDF) (Figures in
PDF)
Negotiating
Comprehensive Settlement of Native Title Issues: building a new scale of
justice in
Other work
on Indigenous Issues
Rethinking the Building Blocks: management and indigenous epistemologies (2004), Howitt, R and suchet-Pearson, S. paper presented to ‘Processes for Cross-Cultural Engagement’, a Special Session in the Remote Regions/Northern Development Session of the Western Regional Science Association Meeting, Wailea, Maui, February 2004 (PDF)
Spaces of Knowledge: Ontological Pluralism in Contested
Cultural Landscapes. Howitt, R. and S. Suchet-Pearson (2003). Revised
and published as Ontological Pluralism in Contested Cultural Landscapes.
Handbook of Cultural Geography. K. Anderson, M. Domosh, S. Pile and
N. Thrift. London, Sage: 557-569. (PDF)
Changing Country: Telling Stories: research
ethics, methods and empowerment working with Aboriginal women (2003)
Howitt, R. and Suchet-Pearson, S. paper presented to the Fluid Bonds: Gender
in Water Resource Management Seminar, ANU,
Inequality: local injustices, invisibility, blindness
and their legacies (2002) Local Government Community Services Association
NSW State Conference 'Without Prejudice: access and equity a service guarantee',
Indigenous Australian Geographies: Landscape, Property
and Governance (2003). Paper presented to NSW Geographical Society Conference
2003 Geography’s New Frontiers, UNSW March 2003, revised and published as
Howitt, R. (2003). Indigenous Australian Geographies: Landscape, Property
and Governance, Garner, B.J. (ed) Geography’s New Frontiers: Conference
Proceedings, NSW Geographical Society Conference Papers 17, Sydney: 237-249.
(see also Powerpoint presentation to accompany
this talk) (PDF)
A Nation In Dialogue: recognition, reconciliation and indigenous
rights in Australia (2002) Paper presented as a seminar at Okanagan University
College, British Columbia, as part of the International Seminar on Critical
Studies of Culture, Society and Space and based on a paper published as Howitt,
R (2001) A Nation in Dialogue: Recognition, reconsciliation and indigenous
rights in Australia, Hagar International Social Science Review, 2(2):
261-275. (PDF)
Frontiers,
borders, edges: liminal challenges to the hegemony of exclusion, paper
revised and published in Australian Geographical Studies 39.2:
233-245. (PDF)
Opening the margins: nurturing discursive spaces in fieldwork,
writing and teaching, paper presented IAG Conference, University of Sydney,
September 1999 [note: this paper was presented to a conference session hosted
by the Indigenous Issues Study Group
of IAG. Other papers from the session are also available here]. (PDF)
Towards
Native Title Agreements: issues of negotiation and organization (paper
prepared for CMGT170 Aboriginal Issues in Resource Development, October 1999).
(PDF)
Indigenous rights and regional economies: rethinking the building
blocks (Rethinking Economy Conference, Australian National University,
Canberra, August 9, 1999) (PDF)
Recognition,
respect and reconciliation: steps towards decolonisation (revised paper
presented to IAG Conference,
Some
things do change (co-authored with Sue Jackson, published in Australian
Geographer, 1998) (PDF)
The Other Side of the
Table: regional agreements and the culture of mining companies. (AIATSIS
Regional Agreements Discussion Papers, 2.) Native Title Research Unit,
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies,
Terra
Nullius No More (Inaugural International
Conference in Critical Geography,
Getting
the scale right: the geopolitics of regional agreements (paper presented
to the National Indigenous Working Group,
Strategic
Co-management: dealing with resource industries under Coalition policy settings
(paper presented to Native Title Summit, hosted by the Council for Aboriginal
Reconciliation, Canberra, May, 1996) (PDF)
Exploration, mining and indigenous futures (originally prepared
in 1991 for Ngaanyatjarra Council and the Kimberley Land Council) (PDF)
Native
title and resource management: issues from the Australian aluminium industry
(paper presented to the NSW Geography Teachers Association, August 1993) (PDF)
Participation,
power and research in Central Australia (paper later published in Australian
Aboriginal Studies, 1990) (PDF)
Creation
and appropriation of geography in Central Australia (paper presented to IAG
Conference, Armidale, September 1990) (PDF)
Rethinking Resource Management: seeing, thinking and doing
things as if justice matters (2004) paper prepared for presentation to
Sustainable Forest Management Network Seminar Series, Environmental Studies
Research Centre,
Seeing Forests, Trees and Landscapes: professional literacy, justice and ethical engagement (2004) Presentation to session on “Forestry Education and Capacity in Indian Country”, Canadian Institute of Forestry/Society of American Foresters, Joint Conference Edmonton, Alberta, October 5, 2004 (PDF) (Presentation)
Rethinking the Building Blocks: management and indigenous epistemologies (2004), Howitt, R and suchet-Pearson, S. paper presented to ‘Processes for Cross-Cultural Engagement’, a Special Session in the Remote Regions/Northern Development Session of the Western Regional Science Association Meeting, Wailea, Maui, February 2004, accepted in revised form for publication in Tidschrifft (PDF)
Changing Country: Telling Stories: research
ethics, methods and empowerment working with Aboriginal women (2003)
Howitt, R. and Suchet-Pearson, S. paper presented to the Fluid Bonds: Gender
in Water Resource Management Seminar, ANU,
R Howitt (2001) Rethinking Resource Management: Justice, Sustainability
and Indigenous Peoples, Routledge,
Geographical scale
Getting the scale right: a relational scale politics of native
title in Australia (2005), paper prepared (but not presented at) dies
in Political Economy Conference: Towards A Political Economy of scale Faculty
of Environmental Studies, York University, Toronto, Canada, February 2005
. (PDF)
Nests, Webs and Constructs: contested concepts of scale in political geography (2000), revised version published as Howitt, R. (2003). scale. A Companion to Political Geography. J. Agnew, K. Mitchell and G. Toal. Oxford, Blackwell: 138-157. (PDF)
scale
and the Other: embodiment, emplacement and infinity (2000), revised version
published as Howitt, R. (2002). “scale and the other: Levinas and geography.”
Geoforum 33(3): 299-313. (PDF)
scale Bibliography (2000), a working bibliography
providing a wide range of references about the concept, application and meaning
of geographical scale. (PDF)
[see also
scale Project Home Page]
scale
as relation: musical metaphors of geographical scale (a revised version
of this paper was published in Area 30(1): 49-58, 1998) (PDF)
Getting
the scale right: the geopolitics of regional agreements (paper presented
to the National Indigenous Working Group,
Social
Impact Assessment Bibliography (2001), a working bibliography providing
a wide range of references on this important field. (PDF)
SIA and
linear projects: methodological issues arising from the Alice Springs to Darwin
Railway (co-authored with Sue Jackson, prepared as a chapter for inclusion
in Laurence Goldman(ed) Social Impact Analysis: an applied anthropology manual,
Berg Publishers, Oxford, published in 2000. (PDF)
Local and non-specialist participation in impact assessment revised and published as Howitt, Richard (2003). Local and non-specialist participation in impact assessment, in: C.-Q. Liu, Z. Zhao, T. Xiao and J. Guha, Strategic Management of Environmental and Socio-Economic Issues: A Handbook. Guiyang, China, Guizhou Science and Technology Publishing House: 27-36. (PDF)
Preface (Social Impact Assessment paper) published
as Howitt, R. (2003). Preface. Gagnon, C. A Social Impact Follow-Up Model
for Environmental Impact Assessment and Regional Sustainable Development (Modèle
de suivi des incidences socials evaluation environnementale et développement
regional viable) (Bi-lingual CD-ROM), Université du Québec à
Geographical Education
A Geographer's Way of Seeing - geographical imaginaries
and political realities, published as Howitt, Richard (2002) A Geographer's
Way of Seeing - geographical imaginaries and political realities. Interaction:
Journal of the Geography Teachers' Association of Victoria 30.4: 7-12 (GTAV
Conference Keynote Speech 2002). (see also Powerpoint
presentation to accompany this talk) (PDF)
Mining and the Australian Environment (2003). Presentation to the Science Teachers Association of NSW Professional Development Day, Macquarie University, August 2003. (see also Powerpoint presentation to accompany this talk) (PDF)
Constructing
engagement: geographical education for justice within and beyond tertiary
classrooms (2001), paper presented as the INLT/JGIHE Lecture, IBG/RGS
Conference,
For
whom do we teach? The paradox of ‘excellence’ (2000), editorial prepared
for Journal of Geography in Higher Education 24.3: 317-323. (PDF)
Nourishing
conversations in the co-construction of knowledge (prepared by Macquarie
Human Geography Group as a chapter in a forthcoming book on postgraduate supervision
being edited by Alison Bartlett and Gina Mercer under the working title 'Two
in the Kitchen: practising postgraduate pedagogy') (July 1999). (PDF)
Reconciling
geographies: unified fields or chaotic fragments (paper presented to the
IAG Postgraduate Forum,
Go to Teaching pages
Research Ethics and Methods
Cross-Cultural Research:
ethics, methods and relationships (2004) Howitt, R and Stevens, S. published in
revised form as a chapter in Hay, I (ed) Qualitative
Research Methods in Human Geography (2nd Edition), Oxford
University Press, Melbourne, 2005 (PDF)
Changing Country: Telling Stories: research
ethics, methods and empowerment working with Aboriginal women (2003)
Howitt, R. and Suchet-Pearson, S. paper presented to the Fluid Bonds: Gender
in Water Resource Management Seminar, ANU,
Worlds Turned Upside Down: inclusionary research in Australia
(2002), Association of American Geographers Conference,
Unified Fields or Chaotic Fragments? Reconciling Geographies
(1998) paper presented at
Changing Corporate Culture
[See Changing Corporate Culture Project homepage]
Obituary: Dr Elspeth Young, published in Australian
Geographical Studies Vol 41 No. 1 (March 2003) and co-written with
R Gerard Ward. © Institute of Australian Geographers, used with permission.
(PDF)
Working
for environmental justice: planning pathway for you, public lecture presented
at Macquarie University Open Day 1999 (advice on planning programs of study
for environmental-related employment)
Fingers
of the sea (unpublished children's story, 1996)
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