Still colonising the Ord River, northern Australia: a postcolonial geography of the spaces between Indigenous people's and settlers' interests

Volume: 180, Issue: 3, Pages: 198 - 210
Published: May 9, 2013
Abstract
The growing use of environmental flows in rivers and wetlands around the world, aimed at maintaining ecological health by allocating water to the environment, arguably also provides space for recognition of Indigenous water values. Theoretically, if environmental water values, which nominally determine what water is made available for restoring river health through environmental flows, do coincide with Indigenous water values, then this mutual...
Paper Details
Title
Still colonising the Ord River, northern Australia: a postcolonial geography of the spaces between Indigenous people's and settlers' interests
Published Date
May 9, 2013
Volume
180
Issue
3
Pages
198 - 210
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