A tale of two agreements: negotiating aboriginal land access agreements in Australia's natural gas industry

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    Author
    O'Neill, Lily Maire
    Date
    2016
    Affiliation
    Melbourne Law School
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    Document Type
    PhD thesis
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    Open Access
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/11343/111978
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    © 2016 Dr. Lily O'Neill
    Abstract
    This thesis investigates how Aboriginal traditional owners maximise social, cultural, environmental and employment benefits from native title land access agreements with resource companies. The findings emphasise the importance of strong Aboriginal organisations, favourable government policy and the continuing practise of Aboriginal law.
    Keywords
    Native title; agreement making; resource law; natural resource law; environmental law; environmental politics; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy; Impact and Benefit Sharing Agreements; Negotiations; Power; James Price Point; Walmadan; Kimberley LNG; Gladstone LNG; Curtis Island; Indigenous Land Use Agreement.

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