Is Native Title Law Destroying Native Title?

Is Native Title Law Destroying Native Title?

Native Title in the New Millennium Native Title Representative Bodies Legal Conference 16-20 April 2000: Melbourne, Victoria

The law can sometimes be glacial in its evolution, moving ever so slowly through fine points of interpretation by judges and equally careful (if not ponderous) processes of legislative reform. Only when an observer stands back and looks at a particular area of jurisprudence over a period of a few decades can the movement be clearly detected. In other instances, the law can seem to be like an ea...

Does Native Title merely provide an entitlement to be native? Indigenes, identities, and applied anthropological practice

This paper is directed to two immediate purposes which lie beyond anthropology as practiced within academia: to contribute to the ongoing dialogue within the discipline on applied anthropological engagement in and with the Australian native title and Indigenous development arenas; and secondly to add to our conversations with Indigenous people themselves on what it means to be Indigenous in con...

Title Effects of Native Language on Compensation for Coarticulation

This paper investigates whether compensation for coarticulation in speech perception can be mediated by native language. Substantial work has studied compensation as a consequence of aspects of general auditory processing or as a consequence of a perceptual gestural recovery processes. The role of linguistic experience in compensation for coarticulation potentially cross-cuts this controversy a...

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