SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT:
an annotated bibliography
This annotated bibliography draws on the references included in
Richie Howitt’s bibliographic database (which uses the wonderful software
Papyrus - http://www.rsd.com/), and
additional references, provided in February 2001 by Colin Filer and Annie
Holden. These are marked at the end of the reference by (CF) and (AH)
respectively. Inevitably, such a collection is skewed towards work I have
undertaken in the past, and my particular interests in indigenous SIA.
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Contains over 420 annotated references plus 79 references from
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Listing Revised 26 Feb 2001
Abracosa,Ramon;
Ortolano,Leonard (1987): Environmental Impact Assessment in the Philippines:
1977-1985. Environ.Impact.Assess.Rev. 7, 293-310.
[ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; LEGAL RIGHTS; PHILIPPINES; REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT]
Altman,Jon
(1993): Indigenous Australians in the national tourism strategy: impact,
sustainability and policy issues. (CAEPR Discussion Paper, 37.) Centre for
Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Canberra. 14 pages.
<"This
paper sets out to canvass a number of paradoxes, dilemmas and issues that are
faced by both the tourism industry and Aboriginal people. It begins by making a brief assessment of an
providing new data on the demand for, and supply of, Aboriginal cultures as a
tourism attraction. Next, a range of
imapact and sustainability issues are outlined. This is followed by a discussion of policy considerations for the
future." Altman calls for the
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander Tourism Strategy to be realistic
for tourism will not provide the panacea required to reduce unemployment and
increase industry participation. He
advocates a gradual approach in which inclusion is fostered but suggests that
"product development" will take time.>
[ABORIGINALITY;
ABORIGINES; CULTURAL TOURISM; ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; TOURISM;
ULURU]
Altman,Jon C
(1998): Compensation for native title land rights lessons for an effective and
fair regime. (Land, Rights, Law: Issues in Native Title (Issues Papers), 20.)
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies,
Canberra. 11 pages.
<Under the
Aboriginal Land Rights (NT) Act 1976, payments related to compensation for
mining on Aboriginal Land have been made for more than twenty years. Altman
identifies imilarities between these payments and payments envisaged under the
future acts regime of the Native Title ActThis paper provides an historical background
to issues of compensation, explains the mining moneys and compensation regimes
of the ALRA, and evaluates whether or not ALRA precedents set under the ALRA
have been incorporated into the NTA (arguing that they have, but that this has
not responded to longstanding problems in the regime established by the ALRA),
and dicusses principles for effective and fair compensation for native title
and practical implementation issues in the assessment of such compensation.>
[ABORIGINAL
LAND RIGHTS (NORTHERN TERRITORY) ACT 1976; BOUGAINVILLE; CENTURY; CENTURY ZINC;
CENTURY ZINC AGREEMENT; COMPENSATION; FUTURE ACTS REGIME; GOVE; GROOTE EYLANDT;
IMPLEMENTATION; KAKADU; LAND USE AGREEMENTS; LEGAL ISSUES; LEGISLATION; MINING;
MINING AGREEMENTS; MONEY; NABARLEK; NATIVE TITLE ACT; NEGOTIATION; PORGERA;
RAILWAY IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY; REGIONAL AGREEMENTS; RIGHT TO NEGOTIATE;
ROYALTIES; SOCIAL IMPACTS; SOCIAL JUSTICE; WOODWARD INQUIRY]
Altman,Jon C
(1998): Compensation for native titleL land rights lessons for an effective and
fair regime. (Land, Rights, Law: Issues in Native Title (Issues Papers), 20.)
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies,
Canberra. 11 pages.
<Under the
Aboriginal Land Rights (NT) Act 1976, payments related to compensation for
mining on Aboriginal Land have been made for more than twenty years. Altman
identifies imilarities between these payments and payments envisaged under the
future acts regime of the Native Title ActThis paper provides an historical
background to issues of compensation, explains the mining moneys and
compensation regimes of the ALRA, and evaluates whether or not ALRA precedents
set under the ALRA have been incorporated into the NTA (arguing that they have,
but that this has not responded to longstanding problems in the regime
established by the ALRA), and dicusses principles for effective and fair
compensation for native title and practical implementation issues in the
assessment of such compensation.>
[ABORIGINAL
LAND RIGHTS (NORTHERN TERRITORY) ACT 1976; BOUGAINVILLE; CENTURY; CENTURY ZINC;
CENTURY ZINC AGREEMENT; COMPENSATION; FUTURE ACTS REGIME; GOVE; GROOTE EYLANDT;
IMPLEMENTATION; KAKADU; LAND USE AGREEMENTS; LEGAL ISSUES; LEGISLATION; MINING;
MINING AGREEMENTS; MONEY; NABARLEK; NATIVE TITLE ACT; NEGOTIATION; PORGERA;
RAILWAY IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY; REGIONAL AGREEMENTS; RIGHT TO NEGOTIATE;
ROYALTIES; SOCIAL IMPACTS; SOCIAL JUSTICE; WOODWARD INQUIRY]
Altman, J.C., 1983. Aborigines and Mining
Royalties in the Northern Territory.
Canberra: Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. (CF)
Altman, J.C., 1984. Report on the Review of the
Aboriginals Benefit Trust Account (and Related Financial Matters) in the
Northern Territory Land Rights Legislation.
Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. (CF)
Altman, J.C., 1985. ‘The Impact of Mining Royalties on Aboriginal Economic
Development in the Northern Territory’.
In P. Loveday and D. Wade-Marshall (eds), Economy and People in the North.
Darwin: North Australia Research Unit. (CF)
Altman, J.C., 1994. ‘Implementing Native Title: Economic Lessons
from the Northern Territory.’ Canberra:
Australian National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research
(Discussion Paper 64). (CF)
Altman,
J.C., 1995a. ‘Land Rights and
Aboriginal Economic Development: Lessons from the Northern Territory.’ Agenda
2(3): 291-299. (CF)
Altman, J.C.,
1995b. ‘Native Title Act 1993: Implementation Issues for Resource
Developers.’ Canberra: Australian
National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (Discussion
Paper 88). (CF)
Altman, J.C.,
1996a. Review of the Gagudju Association (Stage 2): Structural, Statutory,
Economic and Political Considerations.
Canberra: Australian National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic
Policy Research (Report to the Northern Land Council). (CF)
Altman, J.C.,
1996b. ‘Native Title and the Petroleum
Industry: Options, Risks and Strategic Choices.’ APPEA Journal 36(2):
139-45. (CF)
Altman, J.C.,
1996c. ‘Aboriginal Economic Development
and Land Rights in the Northern Territory: Past Performance, Current Issues and
Future Options.’ In Land Rights Past, Present and Future: 20
Years of Land Rights. Darwin:
Northern and Central Land Councils. (CF)
Altman,
J.C, 1997a. ‘Fighting over Mining
Moneys: The Ranger Uranium Mine and the Gagudju Association.’ In D.E. Smith and J. Finlayson (eds), Fighting Over Country: Anthropological
Perspectives. Canberra: Australian
National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (Research
Monograph 12). (CF)
Altman,
J.C., 1997b. ‘Native Title and Resource
Development: A Post-Wik Economics Perspective.’ Development Bulletin
(Special Issue) 42: 44-46. (CF)
Altman, J.C., 1998. ‘Compensation for Native Title: Land Rights Lessons for an
Effective and Fair Regime.’ In Land, Rights, Laws: Issues of Native Title
No. 20. Canberra: Australian
Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Native Titles
Research Unit. (CF)
Altman, J.C., 1999. ‘The Proposed Restructure of the Financial Framework of the Land
Rights Act: A Critique of Reeves.’ In
J.C. Altman, F. Morphy and T. Rowse (eds), op. cit. (CF)
Altman,
J.C., 2000. ‘Economic Development of
the Indigenous Economy and the Potential Leverage of Native Title.’ In B. Keon-Cohen (ed.), Native Title in the New Millennium.
Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press.
(CF)
Altman, J.C. and R. Levitus, 1999. ‘The Allocation and Management of Royalties
under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act.’ Canberra: Australian National University,
Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (Discussion Paper 191). (CF)
Altman, J.C., F. Morphy and T. Rowse (eds),
1999. Land Rights at Risk: Evaluations of the Reeves Report. Canberra: Australian National University,
Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (Research Monograph 14). (CF)
Altman, J.C. and D.P. Pollack, 1998. ‘Financial Aspects of Aboriginal Land Rights
in the Northern Territory.’ Canberra:
Australian National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research
(Discussion Paper 168). (CF)
Altman, J.C. and D.E.
Smith, 1990. The Possible Economic Impacts of Mining and Tourism in the Kakadu
Conservation Zone on Aboriginal People.
Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service, Resource Assessment
Commission Kakadu Conservation Zone Inquiry (Consultancy Series). (CF)
Altman, J.C. and D.E.
Smith, 1994. ‘The Economic Impact of
Mining Moneys: The Nabarlek Case.’
Canberra: Australian National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic
Policy Research (Discussion Paper 63). (CF)
Altman,
J.C. and D.E. Smith, 1995a. ‘Funding
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Representative Bodies under the Native Title Act 1993.’ In Land,
Rights, Laws: Issues of Native Title No. 8. Canberra: Australian Institute
of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Native Titles Research Unit.
(CF)
Altman,
J.C. and D.E. Smith, 1995b. Review of Native Title Representative Bodies
1995. Canberra: Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Commission. (CF)
Altman,
J.C. and D.E. Smith, 1999. ‘The Ngurratjuta
Aboriginal Corporation: A Model for Understanding Northern Territory Royalty
Associations.’ Canberra: Australian
National University, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (Discussion
Paper 185). (CF)
Altman,Jon;
Finlayson,Julie (1992): Aborigines, tourism and sustainable development. (CAEPR
Discussion Paper, 26.) Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research,
Canberra. 20 pages.
[ABORIGINES;
CULTURAL TOURISM; ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL IMPACTS; SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT; TOURISM]
Altman,Jon C;
Smith,Diane E (1994): The economic impact of mining moneys: the Nabarlek case,
Western Arnhem Land. (CAEPR Discussion Paper, 63/1994.) Centre for Aboriginal
Economic Policy Research, ANU, Canberra. 34 pages.
<"This
discussion paper presents the results of a consultancy undertaken for the
Northern Land Council (NLC) on the economic impacts of the payment of mining
moneys with respect to the Nabarlek uranium mine in western Arnhem Land. The particular focus of the research is on
the operations of the Nabarlek Traditional Owners Associations (NTOA) since
1988, but this contemporary emphasis is contextualised with reference to
complex historical, legislative and sociopolitical legacies that have greatly
influenced the Association's performance.
In terms of regional economic development, empowerment and the
establishment of a long-term economic base, the NTOA has been
unsuccessful. For these reasons, it is
instructive to consider what lessons can be learnt for the future from this
case study especially as it is the first major resource development project in
the post-land rights era to close."
Appended to this (pp 30-33) is the author's recommendations to the
NLC.>
[ALCOHOL;
ARNHEM LAND; KAKADU; KRAIS; MINING; MONEY; NABARLEK; REPRESENTATION; ROYALTIES;
SOCIAL CHANGE; SOCIAL IMPACTS; URANIUM]
Anders,Gary C
(1990): The Alaska native experience with the Alaska Native Claims Settlement
Act. In: The struggle for land: indigenous insight and industrial empire in the
semiarid world. (Ed: Olson,Paul A) University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln,
127-145.
[ALASKA; IMPACT
ASSESSMENT; LAND RIGHTS; POLICY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT]
Anon. (1995):
Final Guidelines for the Preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement:
Federal Environmental Assessment Review of the proposed BHP Diamonds Inc
Northwest Territories Diamonds Project. May 1995.
[BHP; CANADA;
DIAMONDS; GUIDELINES; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; LAC DE GRAS; NORTH WEST TERRITORIES]
Anon. (1996):
Socio-Economic Agreement, BHP Diamonds Project. Agreement between the
Government of the Northwest Territories and BHP Diamonds Inc, October 22, 1996.
<This
agreement between the NWT and BHP deals with socio-economic impact issues
related to the Lac de Gras Diamond Project. It followed the completion of the
EARP review (June 1996) and BHP's voluntary negotiation of an Impact Benefits
Agreement with those aboriginal groups directly affected by the project.>
<<See
also the Environmental Agreement for this project (#2448).>>
[ACCOUNTABILITY;
BHP; DIAMONDS; EMPLOYMENT; ENTERPRISES; ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT; IMPACT
BENEFIT AGREEMENTS; IMPLEMENTATION; INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE; INDIGENOUS RIGHTS;
LAC DE GRAS; MINING; MINING AGREEMENTS; MONITORING; NEGOTIATION; NORTH WEST
TERRITORIES; PLANNING; REGIONAL AGREEMENTS; SOCIAL IMPACTS; STATE; TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL
KNOWLEDGE; TRADITIONAL RIGHTS]
Anon. (1997):
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Guidelines for the Review of the Voisey's
Bay Mine and Mill Undertaking. June 20, 1997.
[CANADA;
GUIDELINES; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; INCO; LABRADOR; NEWFOUNDLAND; NICKEL; VOISEY'S
BAY NICKEL PROJECT]
Anon. (1997):
Memorandum of Understanding on Environmental Assessment of the Proposed
Voisey's Bay Mining Development. MOU between the Government of Newfoundland and
Labrador, the Government of Canada, the Labrador Inuit Association and the Innu
Nation on January 30 1997.
[CANADA;
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AGREEMENTS; GUIDELINES; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; IMPACT
BENEFIT AGREEMENTS; INCO; INNU; INUIT; LABRADOR; MEMORANDUM OF UNERSTANDING;
MINING; MOU; NEWFOUNDLAND; NICKEL; SCOPING; VOISEY'S BAY NICKEL PROJECT]
Arcand,Bernard
(1985): development and impacts: what are we talking about? In: Environement
Kativik Environment, Proceedings of Kativik Environment Conference, Environment
and Inuit Life in N. Quebec, 1984, Kativik Reg. Govt. (Eds: Jacobs,P;
Chatagnier,H),, .
(Department of
Anthropology, University Laval Quebec, Quebec)
[CANADA;
DEVELOPMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; INUIT; REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL
IMPACTS]
Armour,Audrey
(1992): The challenge of assessing social impacts. Social Impact 1(4), 6-8.
[METHODOLOGY;
SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; SOCIAL IMPACT UNIT WA; WAYS OF SEEING]
Arquiaga,M
Carlota; Canter,Larry; Neson,Deborah (1992): Risk Assessment in Environmental
Impact Studies. The Environmental Professional 14, 204-219.
<The paper
discusses lack of attention to health impacts in EIAs and this is illustrated
through a review of 39 EISs covering a variety of project types.Oen third of
these did not consider health impacts at all and another third performed only
partial health assessment using mostly
qualitative or cursory quantitative techniques. EISs covering health impacts are observed to
fall into a narrow range of project types, mostly those involving large amounts
of pesticides or nuclear waste. NEPA
includes requirement to "stimulate human health", which is seen as
rationale for developing systematic and scientifically-based health impacts
assessment techniques.>
[ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS; IMPACT ASSESSMENT]
Atkinson,Warren
(1990): Environmental Impact Statement: proposed Glennies Creek Colliery. Dames
and Moore, Crows Nest NSW. 59 pages.
<Proposal
for an underground mine to p[roduce high quality soft coking coal over a 20
year mine life.>
<<Summary
(Volume 1 out of 3 volumes)>>
[COAL;
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; HUNTER VALLEY SOCIAL IMPACT STUDIES; MINING;
NSW; SINGLETON; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; WANARUAH]
Australia:
House of Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs (1974):
Report on the Present Conditions of Yirrkala People. (Parliamentary Papers,
227/74.) Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, Canberra. 108 pages.
<This report
responds to a 1963 parliamentary inquiry into the grievances of Aboriginal
people at Yirrkala in relation to the recognition of their land rights and the
Commonwealth's proposal to lease a large area of the Gove Peninsula to
aluminium companies for bauxtie mining. The report contains a translation of
the bark petition, and the recommendations of the 1963 Inquiry. It reports that
despite a recommendation for ongoing consultation and monitoring for ten years
after the 1963 Inquiry, 'until 1973 no action had been taken by the House of
Representatives to appoint a Standing Committee' to undertake that task (p6).
This Committee reviewed circumstances at Yirrkala in the wake of the Gove Land
Rights case and the Woodward inquiry into Aboriginal land rights. Central among
the recommendations was that the Commonwealth play a positive role in working
out a 'satisfactory formula' between 'the Aboriginals and the mining company
... whereby the Aboriginal community can freely exercise its proprietary rights
to the land and the mining operations can remain a viable proposition' (p10).
The report also recommends improved communications and negotiatiosn between
Nabalco and Yirrkala, and even foreshadows re-negotiation (recommendation
6).>
[AUSTRALIA;
BAUXITE; GOVE; GOVE LAND RIGHTS CASE; INQUIRIES; LAND RIGHTS; MINERAL RIGHTS;
MINING; MINING AGREEMENTS; MONITORING; NABALCO; NHULUNBUY; RED MUD; SOCIAL
CONDITIONS; SOCIAL IMPACTS; WOODWARD INQUIRY; YIRRKALA]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1979): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
Northern Territory. September, 1979, AIAS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1980): Social Impact of uranium Mining on
Aborigines of the Northern Territory: guidelines for present and future
research. Appendix A to the Report to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs on
the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the Northern Territory
(for the period 1 October 1979 to 31 March 1980), AIAS, Canberra.
[GUIDELINES;
KAKADU; KRAIS; METHODOLOGY; RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; TERMS OF REFERENCE;
URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1980): Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the
Aborigines of the Northern Territory: Knowldge Directory. AIAS, Canberra.
[BIBLIOGRAPHIES;
KAKADU; KRAIS; RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1981): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
northern Territory. (1 April 1980 - 30 September 1980), AGPS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1981): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
northern Territory. (1 October 1980 - 31 March 1981), AGPS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1981): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
northern Territory. (1 April 1981 - 3 September 1981), AGPS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1982): Comments of the Uranium Advisory
Council report entitled "Potential social impact of the Koongara and
Jabiluka Uranium Mining Projects on the Aboriginal people of the Alligator
Rivers Region". held at AIATSIS Library PMS 3510, 13pp.
<<Unseen
by Howitt. Document is restricted and
requires Principal's attention for release.>>
[JABILUKA;
KOONGARA; KRAIS; SOCIAL IMPACTS]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1982): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
northern Territory. (1 April 1981 - 30 September 1981), AGPS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1982): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
northern Territory. (1 October 1981 - 31 March 1982), AGPS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1982): Report to the Minister for Aboriginal
Affairs on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the
northern Territory. (1 April 1982 - 5 November 1982), AGPS, Canberra.
[KAKADU; KRAIS;
RESEARCH; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; URANIUM]
Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies (1984): Aborigines and Uranium: Consolidated
Report on the Social Impact of Uranium Mining on the Aborigines of the Northern
Territory. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra. 318 pages.
<This report
can be considered to be the most important critical analysis of the impacts of
uranium mining on Aboriginal people during the early 1980s. No work to date has replicated its
efforts. It is made up of seven
chapters which are generally written individually by members of the research
team: John von Sturmer, Sue Kesteven, Colin Tatz and others. The first chapter considers the scale and
problems of the project itself, seeking to lodge the research in a political
and historical context. The second
chapter by von Sturmer is a critical analysis of the Fox Report recognising the
inherent problems in the way that relationship to land was conceptualised by
the Commissioners. The third chapter
briefly examines the politics of residence in the Alligator Rivers region by
juxtaposing recent population settlement issues and patterns with those of the
past. Chapter four constitutes the main
section of the report concentrating on the actual social impact of mining in
the region. This chapter is broken down
into four sections which examine law and admisitration, economic consequences,
health and the bringing together of separate societies of people in the one
area. Chapter five is a case study on
Oenpelli considering its position in the late 1940s with its position in the
early 1980s. The final two chapters
discuss the author's interpretations and conclusions.>
<<Note
the earlier interim reports written by the SIUM team to the Minister for
Aboriginal Affairs.>>
[ALCOHOL;
ETHNOGRAPHY; HEALTH; KAKADU; KRAIS; MINING; NABARLEK; OENPELLI; RANGER;
ROYALTIES; SIUM; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; SOCIAL IMPACTS; URANIUM]
Ballard,Chris
(1996): Citizens and Landowners: the contest over land and mineral resources in
Eastern Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. In: Mining and Mineral Resource Policy
Issues in Asia-Pacific: prospects for the 21st Century [Proceedings of the
Conference at the Australian National University 1-3 November 1995]. (Eds:
Denoon,Donald; Ballard,Chris; Banks,Glenn; Hancock,Peter) Division of Pacific
and Asian History, RSPAS, ANU, Canberra, 76-81.
<One of this
key issues for a state in considering the value of mineral development is how
to strike the appropriate balance between the citizens of the wider nation and
the locally affected 'project' community. This paper considers a research
initiative at ANU which aims to compare the nature of negotiations between
states and resource developers in eastern Indonesia and PNG.>
[AMUNGME;
BORDERS; BOUGAINVILLE; CRA; DEVELOPMENT; FREEPORT MINE; HUMAN RIGHTS;
INDONESIA; IRIAN JAYA; KAMORO; LEGAL ISSUES; MILITARISM; MINING; MINING LAW;
NATIONALISM; NEGOTIATION; PAPUA NEW GUINEA; POSTCOLONIALISM; RIOTINTO; RTZ;
SOCIAL IMPACTS; SOVEREIGNTY; STATE; TRADITIONAL RIGHTS; WOPKAIMIN]
Ballard, C., 1992a. Golpu
(Wafi) Prospect: A Social Mapping Study.
Unpublished report to CRA (Minerals) Pty Ltd (revised 1993). (CF)
Ballard, C., 1992b. A
Census Report for Yanta and Hengambu (3 volumes). Unpublished report to CRA (Minerals) Pty Ltd. (CF)
Ballard, C., 1993. Babwaf and Piu: A
Background Study. Unpublished
report to CRA (Minerals) Pty Ltd. (CF)
Ballard, C., 1996a. ‘Citizens and Landowners: The Contest over
Land and Mineral Resources in Eastern Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.’ In D. Denoon et al. (eds), op. cit. (CF)
Ballard, C., 1996b. ‘A Freeport Timeline: 1910 to April
1996.’ In P. Walsh and S. Sherrard (eds),
Freeport in Indonesia: Reconciling
Development and Indigenous Rights.
Melbourne: Australian Council for Overseas Aid (Development Dossier 36).
(CF)
Ballard, C., 1997a. ‘It’s the Land Stupid! The Moral Economy of Resource Ownership in
Papua New Guinea.’ In P. Larmour (ed.),
The Governance of Common Property in the
Pacific Region. Canberra: National
Centre for Development Studies (Pacific Policy Paper 19). (CF)
Ballard, C., 1997b. ‘Further Resources on the Ok Tedi
Mine.’ In G. Banks and C. Ballard
(eds), op. cit. (CF)
Ballard, C., 1997c. ‘A Bibliography of the Mineral Resource
Industry in Irian Jaya.’ Unpublished
report to PT Freeport Indonesia (UNCEN-ANU Baseline Studies Report 4).
(CF)
Ballard, C., 1997d. ‘Company-Community Relations.’ Unpublished report to PT Freeport Indonesia
(UNCEN-ANU Baseline Studies Memorandum 6).
(CF)
Ballard, C., 1998a. ‘Interim Report on Land Mapping in the Wa
Valley, March 1998.’ Unpublished report
to PT Freeport Indonesia (UNCEN-ANU Baseline Studies Memorandum 18). (CF)
Ballard, C., 1998b. ‘Final Report: Amungme History in
Photographs.’ Unpublished report to PT
Freeport Indonesia (UNCEN-ANU Baseline Studies Report 10). (CF)
Ballard, C., 1998c. ‘Bungle in the Jungle: Bre-X and the Busang
Mining Scam.’ Asia-Pacific Magazine, September 1998, 12: 45-49. (CF)
Ballard, C., 1998d. ‘Roles for the State and Mining Communities
in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.’ In
J. Strongman (ed.), Mining and the
Community for Asia and Pacific Nations.
Washington: World Bank (CD-ROM). (CF)
Ballard, C. and G. Banks, 1997. ‘Notes on Social Issues at Bilogai.’ Unpublished report to PT Freeport Indonesia
(UNCEN-ANU Baseline Studies Memorandum 13). (CF)
Ballard, C. and J. Burton, 1992. The
Hahiv: Further Social Mapping Studies at Golpu (Wafi) Prospect. Unpublished report to CRA (Minerals) Pty
Ltd. (CF)
Bamberger,Michael
(1988): The role of community participation in development planning and project
management. Economic Development Institute Seminar Report ed. Vol. 13. World Bank,
Washington DC. 36 pages.
[DEVELOPMENT;
SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; WORLD BANK]
Banks,
G., 1993a. ‘Mining Multinationals and
Developing Countries: Theory and Practice in Papua New Guinea’ Applied
Geography 13: 313-327. (CF)
Banks,
G., 1993b. ‘Porgera Social Monitoring
Programme: Economic Modelling Project, First Report.’ Unpublished report to Porgera Joint Venture and Department of
Environment and Conservation. Revised
version published (1999) as: ‘The Economic Impact of the Mine.’ In C. Filer (ed.), op. cit. (CF)
Banks,
G., 1994a. ‘Porgera Social Monitoring
Programme: Economic Modelling Project, Second Report: Gardens and
Wantoks.’ Unpublished report to Porgera
Joint Venture and Department of Environment and Conservation. Revised version published (1999) as:
‘Gardens and Wantoks.’ In C. Filer
(ed.), op. cit. (CF)
Banks,
G., 1994b. ‘Kutubu Joint Venture,
Social Monitoring Programme: Socio-economic Survey, Standard Operating
Procedure Manual.’ Unpublished report
to Chevron Niugini Pty Ltd. (CF)
Banks,
G., 1994c. ‘Porgera Social Monitoring
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Banks,
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Banks,
G., 2000. ‘Social Monitoring and
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Banks,
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Banks,
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Banks,
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Barrow,Chris J
(1997): Environmental and Social Impact Assessment: and introduction. Arnold,
London. 310 pages.
<An
introductory text on social and environmental assessment.>
[EIA;
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; METHODS; SIA; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; TEXT
BOOK]
Barrow,Chris J
(2000): Social Impact Assessment: an introduction. Arnold, London. 230 pages.
<An
introductory text on SIA that covers theoretical, methodological and technical
issues.>
[IMPACT
ASSESSMENT; METHODS; PLANNING; SIA; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; TEXT BOOK]
Bartels,Cornelis
PA; Nicol,William R; van Duijn,Jacob J (1982): Estimating the impact of
regional policy: a review of applied research methods. Regional Science and
Urban Economics 12, 3-41.
[ECONOMICS;
IMPACT ASSESSMENT; REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT]
BBC Consultant
Planners; Environmental Affairs Pty Ltd (1994): Social Impact Assessment: a
report prepared for the Commonwealth Environment Protection Agency. (Report
prepared for the REview of Commonwealth Environmental Impact Assessment)
Commonwealth Environment Protection Agency, Canberra. 68 pages.
<This report
provides an overview of SIA, the legislative requirements in each Australian
jurisdication, and a brief review of circumstances in New Zealand, Canad, the
USA, and European Community. Its final chapter provides a series of
recommendations to improve SIA practice in Australia.>
[AOTEAROA;
AUSTRALIA; CANADA; EIA; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT; EUROPE; EUROPEAN COMMUNITY; LEGAL ISSUES; LEGISLATION; METHODOLOGY;
NEW ZEALAND; RESEARCH METHODS; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; SIA; SOCIAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT; SOCIAL IMPACTS; USA]
BBC Consulting
Planners; Environmental Affairs Pty Ltd (1994): Review of Commonwealth
Environmental Impact Assessment: Social impact assessment. Prepared for the
Commonwealth Environment Protection Agency, May, 68pp.
[AUSTRALIA;
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; KRAIS;
LEGISLATION; POLICY-MAKING; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT]
BBC Consulting
Planners; Environmental Affairs Pty Ltd (1994): Social Impact Assessment:
Commonwealth Environmental Impact Assessment Review. Commonwealth Environment
Protection Agency, Canberra. 68 pages.
<The report
reviews practices and procedures for SIA at the Commonwealth level, and reviews
statutory frameworks for EIA and SIA in each of the states, and selected
countries outside Australia (New Zealand, USA, Canada, EC). It includes review of indigenous SIA amd
recommends improvements in scoping, availability of information, definition and
integration, and post assessment monitoring and mitigation.>
[AOTEAROA;
AUSTRALIA; CANADA; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; EUROPE; INDIGENOUS PEOPLES;
LEGISLATION; METHODOLOGY; NEW ZEALAND; POLICY; REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT; SOCIAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT; USA]
Beanlands,Gordon
E; Duinker,Peter N (1983): An ecological framework for environmental impact
assessment in Canada. Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies,
Dalhousie University and Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office,
Ottawa. 142 pages.
<This
important report provided a evaluation of the relevance of the science of
ecology to the EIA process.>
[CANADA;
ECOLOGY; EIA; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; MONITORING;
SCIENCE; SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT]
Beaufort Sea
Environmental Assessment Panel (1982): Guidelines for the preparation of an
Environmental Impact Statement: The Beaufort Sea Hydrocarbon Production
Proposal. February 1982.
[BEAUFORT SEA;
EIA; GUIDELINES; HYDROCARBON; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; MINING]
Beckwith,Jo Ann
(1994): Social Impact Assessment in Western Australia at a crossroads. Impact
Assessment 12(2), 199-213.
<EIA has
been estalished in Western Australia since the creation of the WA EPA inPassage
of the Environmental Protection Act in 1986 established determination and
decision making procedures for both private and public development proposals.
EIA had largely been limited to biophysical and direct social impacts, but in
1988 the EPA identified a need for a wider consideration of social implications
of development decisions. In June 1989 a state Social Impact Unit was
established, and eventually located within the Dept of State Development. This
paper provides a detailed review of the work of the SIU, its role in
environmental decision making and policy setting in WA, and the eventual
disbandonment of the SIU following the election of the Court government in
1993.>
[ENVIRONMENT
PLANNING; ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY; GOVERNANCE; KRAIS; POLITICS; SOCIAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT; SOCIAL IMPACT UNIT WA; SOCIAL IMPACTS; WESTERN AUSTRALIA]
Beckwith,Jo
Ann; Syme,Geoffrey (1993): Muddling through to an Australian water quality
strategy. Impact Assessment 11(4), 349-365.
[AUSTRALIA;
CONFLICT; CONSULTATION; ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION; IMPACT ASSESSMENT;
JURISDICTIONS; PARTICIPATION; POLICY; STATE; WATER; WATER QUALITY]
Bell,Fred C
(1987): Environmental Decision-making with grossly uncertain impact
predictions.
(School of
Geography, University of New South Wales)
[INCOMPLETE;
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; IMPACT ASSESSMENT]
Benedek,Emily
(1993): The Wind Won't Know Me: a history of the Navajo-Hopi land dispute.
Vintage Books, New York. 439 pages.
<The Wind
Won't Know Me provides a detailed account of the dispute over ownership and
management of lands in Arizona claimed by both Navajo and Hopi people. It
details the historical and political context in which the dispute arose, and
the processes involved in its excalation and prosecution. It includes
sympathetic accounts of the effects on the lives of people involved, and argues
that the dispute is a metapor of Indian experience of colonisation.>
[ARIZONA; BIA;
BLACK MESA; BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS; COAL; CONFLICT; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS;
HOPI; IDENTITY; INDIANS; INDIGENOUS RIGHTS; LAND OWNERSHIP; LAND TENURE; LEGAL
ISSUES; MINING; NATIVE AMERICANS; NAVAJO; PEABODY; RESETTLEMENT; RESOURCE
CONFLICTS; SOCIAL IMPACTS; TRIBAL GOVERNMENT; USA]
Berger,Thomas R
(1977): Northern Frontier Northern Homeland: the report of the Mackenzie Valley
Pipeline Inquiry (2 volumes). James Lorimer & Co, Toronto. volume I: 213;
volume II: 268 pages. (See also #921 (Berger 1988), which is a second edition
of this report. The original edition is extensively illustrated.)
<The Berger
Inquiry was established in March 1974 to inquire into and report upon proposals
to build a gas pipeline along the Mackenzie River Valley. This inquiry is
widely seen as significant in Canada's engagement with issues of First Nations'
rights and environmental impacts of development. It established an innovative
and influential inquiry process which gave standing and credence to
non-technical experts and social concerns. It reccommended a moratorium on
approval of the proposal pending settlement of First Nation claims and grievances.>
<<Volume
I deals with the broad social, economic and environmental impacts that a gas
pipeline and energy corridor would have in the Mackenzie Valley and Western
Arctic and makes specific recommendations to government. Volume II sets out
terms and conditions that should be imposed if a pipeline is built. It also
provides Appendices on the Inquiry's procedures and documentation.>>
[ALASKA;
ARCTIC; BEAUFORT SEA; BERGER; BIOREGIONAL PLANNING; CANADA; CARIBOU; CUMULATIVE
IMPACT ASSESSMENT; CUMULATIVE IMPACTS; DECISION MAKING; DENE; ECONOMIC IMPACTS;
ECONOMICS; ENERGY; ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDES; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS;
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION; ETHICS; FRONTIER; GAS; GEOGRAPHICAL SCALE; HOMELANDS;
IDENTITY; INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE; INDIGENOUS RIGHTS; INDIGENOUS SIA; INDIGENOUS
WOMEN; INUIT; LAND CLAIMS; LANGUAGE; LEGAL ISSUES; MACKENZIE RIVER; MACKENZIE
VALLEY PIPELINE INQUIRY; MEDIA; MEDIATION; METHODOLOGY; METIS; NATURAL GAS;
NEGOTIATION; NORTH WEST TERRITORIES; OIL; ORAL METHODOLOGY; PERMAFROST;
PIPELINES; POLICY; POLITICS; REGIONAL AGREEMENTS; REMOTE COMMUNITIES;
REPRESENTATION; RESEARCH ETHICS; RESEARCH METHODS; SCOPING; SOCIAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT; SOCIAL IMPACTS; SUSTAINABILITY; TECHNOLOGY; TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL
KNOWLEDGE; TRADITIONAL ECONOMY; TRADITIONAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; TRADITIONAL
USAGE; VALUES; WAYS OF SEEING; WAYS OF THINKING; WHALING; WILDLIFE; WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT; YUKON]
Berger,Thomas R
(1978): Statement to the Senate and House Committees of Congress. by The
Honourable Mr. Justice Thomas R. Berger of the Supreme Court of British
Columbia Commissioner of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry. (Wednesday,
April 5 and Thursday, April 6, 1978 at Washington, D.C., U.S.A.)
[ALASKA;
CANADA; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; INUIT; PARTICIPATION; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT;
SOCIAL IMPACTS]
Berger,Thomas R
(1988): Northern Frontier Northern Homeland: the report of the Mackenzie Valley
Pipeline Inquiry. revised edition ed. Douglas & McIntyre, Vancouver. 272
pages.
<The
Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry was established in 1974 to examine the
potential impact of the creation of gas pipeline across Canada's Western Arctic
region. This report contains Berger's
resolution from 4 years of the inquiry on the cultural, economic and social
impact of the proposed development.
Berger recommended that no pipeline be built and in 1988, none still had
been.>
[ARCTIC;
CANADA; DAMS; ENERGY; INDIGENOUS PEOPLES; INDIGENOUS RIGHTS; KRAIS; LEGAL
ISSUES; OIL; PARTICIPATION; PIPELINES; RESEARCH METHODS; SOCIAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT; SOCIAL IMPACTS; SOVEREIGNTY; WAYS OF SEEING]
Berger,Thomas,R
(1994): The independent review of the Sardar Sarovar projects 1991-1992. Impact
Assessment 12(1), 3-18.
[DAMS; HUMAN
RIGHTS; IMPACT ASSESSMENT; INDIA; NARMADA; RELOCATION; RESEARCH; SOCIAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT; WORLD BANK]
Berkes,Fikret;
Feeny,David (1990): Paradigms Lost: Changing views on the use of common
property resources. Alternatives 17(2), 48-55.
(Fikret Berkes,
Environmental Studies, Brock University, Ontario; David Feeny, Department of
Economics and Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, McMaster
University, Ontario.)
[COMMONS;
ECONOMICS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS; SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT]