Australian Aboriginal Studies journal: Past issues

2006

Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2006

Australian Aboriginal Studies is a quality multidisciplinary journal that exemplifies the vision where the world’s indigenous knowledge and cultures are recognised, respected and valued.

Australian Aboriginal Studies JournalJournal article

2006

Evidence-based policy making in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health

Steve Larkin

Evidence-based policy making in health is of great importance when addressing issues of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health inequalities.

Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal

2006

Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2006

Abstracts for Issue 1, 2006

Welfare reform and Indigenous empowerment
Nerelle Poroch

Australian Aboriginal Studies JournalJournal article

2006

Visual knowledge: Spencer and Gillen’s use of photography in "The Native Tribes of Central Australia"

Prof Nicolas Peterson

The Native Tribes of Central Australia, published in 1899, was by far and away the best photographically illustrated ethnography up to that time.

Australian Aboriginal Studies JournalJournal article

2005

Rage, reason and the honourable cause: a reply to Cowlishaw

Peter Sutton

In this sample article from the Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal, Peter Sutton discusses how the politicisation of anthropological and historical writing on Indigenous themes in recent decades has focused unwarranted attention on the moral

Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal

2005

Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2005

Abstracts for Issue 2, 2005

We got our own management’: local knowledge, government and development in Cape York Peninsula
Benjamin Richard Smith

Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal

2005

Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2005

Abstracts for Issue 1, 2005

Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal

2004

Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 2, 2004

Abstracts for Issue 2, 2004

Return of the 'noble savage': misrepresenting the past, present and future
M. J. Rowland

Australian Aboriginal Studies JournalJournal article

2004

Transitional traditions: ‘Port Essington’ bark-paintings and the European discovery of Aboriginal aesthetics

Prof Paul Taçon, Susan Davies

Taçon and Davies examine 28 extant or described bark-paintings thought to be from the Port Essington region, note the formal qualities of the imagery they contain and describe their history as far as is possible. They compare the imagery with some of

Australian Aboriginal Studies Journal

2004

Australian Aboriginal Studies: Issue 1, 2004

Abstracts for Issue 1, 2004

Aboriginal/Macassan interactions in the 18th and 19th century in northern Australia and contemporary sea rights claims
Denise Russell