Working papers
The following working papers can be downloaded from this site in PDF and RTF format by clicking on the appropriate link below. If you experience problems with downloading, a hardcopy version of the working papers may be obtained, free of charge, by contacting the Program Coordinator at the following address:
| Program Coordinator, RE&D Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Australian National University Canberra, ACT, 0200 |
Tel: (02) 6125 9978 Email: read@anu.edu.au |
2008 | 2007 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997
| Year | Working Paper | Title | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | No. 69 | Renegotiating a PNG Compensation Agreement:Applying an Informed Consensus Approach [1136KB PDF] | Barbara Sharp and Tim Offor |
| 2007 | No. 68 | The Social Impact of People-Oriented Conservation on Cat Ba Island, Viet Nam [1136KB PDF] | Zoë J Dawkins |
| No. 67 | The Politics of Water Privatisation in Tagbilaran, the Philippines [865KB PDF] | Karen T Fisher | |
| No. 66 | Recognition of Customary land in the Solomon Islands: Status, Issues and Options [245KB PDF] | Marjorie Sullivan | |
| No. 65 | Local Voice in Shifting Modes of Decentralised Resource Control in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia [170KB PDF] | John F McCarthy | |
| 2005 | No. 64 | Sharks, sea slugs and skirmishes: managing marine and agricultural resources on small, overpopulated islands in Milne Bay, PNG [1219KB PDF] | Simon Foale |
| No. 63 | The Conservation Policy Community in Papua New Guinea [307KB PDF] | Colin Filer | |
| No. 62 | The Difficult Problem of Measuring the Village-Level Socio-Economic Benefits of Road Rehabilitation Projects in Rural Asia and Papua New Guinea [350KB PDF] | Philip Hughes | |
| No. 61 | Ten Thousand Tonnes of Small Animals: Wildlife Consumption in Papua New Guinea, a Vital Resource in Need of Management [632KB PDF] | Andrew L Mack and Paige West | |
| No. 60 | The Social and Environmental Impact of Mining in Asia-Pacific: The Potential Contribution of a Remote-Sensing Approach [4293KB PDF] | Glenn Banks, David Paull and Simon Mockler | |
| No. 59 | The Anthropology of Personal Identity: Intellectual Property Rights Issues in Papua New Guinea, West Papua and Australia [330KB PDF] | John Burton | |
| No. 58 | Detecting Coalfires with Remote Sensing: A Comparative Study of Selected Countries [763KB PDF] | Prasun K Gangopadhyay and Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt | |
| No. 57 | Uncertain Livelihoods: Survival Strategies of Women and Men in Charland Environments in India [370KB PDF] | Gopa Samanta and Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt | |
| 2004 | No. 56 | How Poor is Papua New Guinea? How Rich Could it Be? [437KB PDF] | Tim Curtin |
| No. 55 | A Short History of Mineral Development Policies In Papua New Guinea [394KB PDF] | Colin Filer, Benedict Imbun | |
| No. 54 | Fujichrome Green: The photographic fetishization of biodiversity by environmentalists [224KB PDF] | Simon Foale (simonjf@bigpond.com) Martha Macintyre (marthamac@bigpond.com) |
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| No. 53 | Land, custom and conflict in East New Britain [245KB PDF] | Keir Martin | |
| No. 52 | Interactions Between Local/Indigenous Communities and the Natural Environment in Far North Queensland and Southern New Guinea. A Partial Review of Research To Date. [421KB PDF] | C. Filer, S. Haberle, R. Hide, G. Hitchcock, D. Lawrence, B. Smith | |
| No. 51 | Eaglewood in Papua New Guinea [700KB PDF] | B. Gunn and P. Stevens,CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products, Canberra, Australia; M. Singadan, Papua New Guinea Forest Authority, Lae, Papua New Guinea; L. Sunari and P. Chatterton, WWF South Pacific Programme, Madang, Papua New Guinea | |
| No. 50 | Cultivated Landscapes of the Southwest Pacific [1126KB PDF] | Jean Kennedy and William Clarke | |
| No. 49 | Palm Sago: Further Thoughts on a Tropical Starch from Marginal Lands[337KB PDF] | Pat Townsend | |
| 2003 | No. 48 | Does the Sea Divide or Unite Indonesians? Ethnicity and Regionalism from a Maritime Perspective[335KB PDF] | Dedi Supriadi Adhuri |
| No. 47 |
Privatising Fish? Barriers to the Use of Marine ProtectedAreas for Conservation and Fishery Management in Melanesia
[312KB PDF]
[396KB RTF] [513KB, Figs 1 & 2.pdf] |
Simon Foale | |
| No. 46 | T(r)opical Translations: Reterritorialising the Space of Biodiversity Conservation [263KB PDF] [415KB RTF] | Lesley Instone | |
| No. 45 | Policy Challenges for Agricultural Biotechnology in the Asia Pacific: Developing a Framework for Analysis [411KB PDF] [513KB RTF] | D.Parthasarathy | |
| No. 44 | Unintended Collieries: Theorizing People and Resources in India [234KB PDF] [312KB RTF] | Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt | |
| No. 43 | Shaking the ground of shifting cultivation: or why (do) we need alternatives to slash-and-burn? [258KB PDF] [312KB RTF] | Lesley Instone | |
| No. 42 | Mainstreaming Resource Conservation: The Fiji Locally Managed Marine Area Network and its Influence on National Policy Development [240KB PDF] [312KB RTF] | Joeli Veitayaki and others | |
| No. 41 | Muddying the Waters of the Fly: Underlying Issues or Stereotypes? [297KB PDF] [312KB RTF] | Richard Jackson | |
| 2002 | No. 40 | Agricultural Transformation and the Politics of Hydrology in Northern Thailand: A Case Study of Water Supply and Demand
[437KB PDF] [13565KB RTF] [389KB, Paper without figures] |
Andrew Walker |
| No. 39 | Rethinking Fisheries Policy in the Pacific [616KB PDF] [1350KB RTF] | Michael Pretes and Elizabeth Petersen | |
| No. 38 | Commensurability of Scientific and Indigenous Ecological Knowledge in Coastal Melanesia: Implications for Contemporary Marine Resource Management Strategies [246KB PDF [372KB RTF] | Simon Foale | |
| No. 37 | Forests and Water in Northern Thailand [528KB PDF] [6646KB RTF] | Andrew Walker | |
| No. 36 | Protection and Empowerment of the Rights of Indigenous People of Papua (Irian Jaya) Over Natural Resources Under Special Autonomy: From legal opportunities to the challenge of implementation [485KB PDF] [481KB RTF] | Agus Sumule | |
| No. 35 | The Catch in Trading Fishing Access for Foreign Aid [708KB PDF] [1410KB RTF] [600KB, pdf text only] [568KB, rtf text only] |
Elizabeth Petersen | |
| No. 34 | Multilateral Governance of Fisheries: Management and Cooperation in the Western and Central Pacific Tuna Fisheries [533KB PDF] [2523KB RTF] [412KB, pdf text only] [525KB, rtf text only] |
Satish Chand, R. Quentin Grafton and Elizabeth Petersen | |
| No. 33 | Politicised Ecology: Local Responses to Mining in Papua New Guinea [91KB PDF] [432KB RTF] | Martha Macintyre and Simon Foale | |
| No. 32 | Rural Households and Resource Management in Papua New Guinea [63KB PDF] [370KB RTF] | Berit Gustafsson | |
| No. 31 | Economic Policy, Institutions and Fisheries Development in the Pacific [154KB PDF] [1294KB RTF] [69KB, pdf text only] [420KB, rtf text only] |
Elizabeth Petersen | |
| No. 30 | Stranger in One's Own Home. Kanak People's Engagements with a Multinational Nickel Mining Project in New Caledonia
[2035KB PDF]
[34820KB RTF] [113KB, pdf text only] [536KB, rtf text only] |
Leah Horowitz | |
| 2001 | No. 29 | Haumeni...Not Many: Renewed Plunder and Mismanagement in the Timorese [145KB PDF] [421KB RTF] | Andrew McWilliam |
| No. 28 | From 'Gin' Girls to Scavengers: Women in Indian Collieries [114KB PDF] [412KB RTF] | Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt | |
| 2000 | No. 27 | How can Western conservationists talk to Melanesian landowners about indigenous knowledge? [179KB PDF] [454KB RTF] | Colin Filer |
| No. 26 | Village and State Regimes on Sumatra's Forest Frontier: A Case from the Leuser Ecosystem, South Aceh [282KB PDF] [588KB RTF] | John McCarthy | |
| No. 25 | Biodiversity Conservation in Melanesia: Addressing Risk and Uncertainty Among Stakeholders [73KB PDF] [359KB RTF] | Ron Martin | |
| No. 24 | "Blue Mountains constantly walking": the re-signification of nature and the re-configuration of the commons in rural Papua New Guinea [74KB PDF] [355KB RTF] | John Wagner | |
| No. 23 | Designing a Realistic Climate Change Policy that includes Developing Countries [61KB PDF] [345KB RTF] | Warwick J. McKibbin and Peter J. Wilcoxen | |
| 1999 | No. 22 | The Killing of the Fly: State-corporate victimization in Papua New Guinea [196KB PDF] [420KB RTF] | Ainsley Harper and Mark Israel |
| No. 21 | Keeping an Eye on the Beasts: Social Monitoring of Large-Scale Mines in Melanesia [101KB PDF] [387KB RTF] | Glenn Banks | |
| No. 20 | Environmental pollution around the South China Sea: Developing a regional response to a regional problem [141KB PDF] [460KB RTF] | David Rosenberg | |
| 1998 | No. 19 | Political economy of identities in an instance of globalisation: History of a Solomon Islands Japanese joint venture tuna fishing corporation (1971-2000) [133KB PDF] [386KB RTF | Kate Barclay |
| No. 18 | Can Climate shape development? A view through time [170KB PDF] [3565KB RTF] | Simon G. Haberle | |
| No. 17 | The incorporated ground: the contemporary work of distribution in the Kutubu oil project area, Papua New Guinea [149KB PDF] [701KB RTF] | James Weiner | |
| No. 16 | Resettlement for development: Issues of displacement caused by hydroelectric projects in Vietnam's northern uplands [52KB PDF] [343KB RTF] | Diep Dinh Hoa | |
| No. 15 | Timber plantations in Indonesia: approaching the predicaments of a modern utopia [99KB PDF] [373KB RTF] | Nils Bubandt | |
| No. 14 | Local, national and international conceptions of justice: the case of swidden farmers in the contexts of national and regional developments in southeast Asia [107KB PDF] [363KB RTF] | Adrian Hayes | |
| No. 13 | Environmental Disclosures in Annual Reports of Australian Gold and Copper Mining Companies with Activities in Papua New Guinea and/or Indonesia [149KB PDF] [1182KB RTF] | Roger L Burrit | |
| No. 12 | NGOs in Development:Tales from outer island Indonesia [70KB PDF] [339KB RTF] | Colin Barlow | |
| 1997 | No. 11 | Changing Relations of Production in the Creation of the Ok Tedi Mining Enclave in Papua New Guinea [93KB PDF] [360KB RTF] | David Hyndman |
| No. 10 | Weak States and the Environment in Indonesia and the Solomon Islands [160KB PDF] [404KB RTF] | Peter Dauvergne | |
| No. 9 | The State Versus Custom—Regulating Papua New Guinea’s timber industry [138KB PDF] [397KB RTF] | Rod Taylor | |
| No. 8 | India and China—The populous giants: critical problems of resource management [ 116KB PDF] [376KB RTF] | Alan Burnett | |
| No. 7 | Rainfall Patterns in the Western Pacific [Unavailable] | Ken Johnson | |
| No. 6 | Plantation Forestry for the 21st Century [95KB PDF] [381KB RTF] | Peter Kanowski | |
| No. 5 | Management of Fallow Species Composition with Tree Planting in Papua New Guinea [149KB PDF] [825KB RTF] | R. Michael Bourke | |
| No. 4 | Exotic Plant Species in Vietnam’s Economy—the contributions of Australian trees [107KB PDF] [381KB RTF] | Stephen Midgley, Kongsak Pinyopusarerk, Chris Harwood, John Doran. | |
| No. 3 | The Controversy Surrounding Eucalypts in Social Forestry Programs in Asia [187KB PDF] [505KB RTF] | Anne Casson | |
| No. 2 | Science, Capital and Politics in Papua New Guinea’s Logging Industry [Unavailable] | Colin Filer | |
| No. 1 | C’est qui, le patron? Kinship and the Rentier Leader in the Upper Watut [86KB PDF] [429KB RTF] | John Burton |
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