Voices from the Front Line: Community leaders, government managers and NGO field staff talk about what's wrong in Aboriginal development and what they are doing to fix it

Patrick Sullivan; Kathryn Thorburn; Kate Golson; Janet Hunt; Julie Lahn

doi:10.57981/c601-gd71

Voices from the Front Line: Community leaders, government managers and NGO field staff talk about what's wrong in Aboriginal development and what they are doing to fix it

Patrick Sullivan^*, Kathryn Thorburn, Kate Golson, Janet Hunt, Julie Lahn

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This book was created from research funded by the Australian Research Council Discovery Project (DP160102250) 'Reciprocal Accountability and Public Value in Aboriginal Organisations' (Sullivan, Hunt, Lahn 2016 -2023). Based on three dialogues between the researchers and Indigenous community organisation leaders, government managers of Aboriginal service delivery, and workers in non-Indigenous non-governmental organisations (NGOs) it aims to show through the words of the actors themselves the complexity of Aboriginal policy in the field of practical service delivery

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Broome
Publisher	Nulungu Publications
Number of pages	116
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.57981/c601-gd71
Publication status	Published - 2023

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Bureaucratic Occupation: Government and First Nations Peoples in Australia.
Lahn, J. (ed.), Strakosch, E. (ed.) & Sullivan, P. (ed.), 31 Dec 2024, Springer. 375 p. (Indigenous Settler Relations in Australia and the World (Series Editos: Sarah Maddison, Sana Nakata, Julia Hurst); vol. 5)
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