Native Title Report 2003: Index
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Summary
Native Title Report 2003 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner Contents Contents PDF Summary : Summary PDF Introduction : Introduction PDF Chapter 1: Native title and the right to development : Chapter 1 PDF The right to development Non-discriminatory Development Participatory Development Culture and Development Development that realises economic, social and cultural rights Self-Determined Development Sustainable.
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| ContentsContents PDF Summary : Summary PDF Introduction : Introduction PDF Chapter 1: Native title and the right to development : Chapter 1 PDF The right to developmentNon-discriminatory DevelopmentParticipatory DevelopmentCulture and DevelopmentDevelopment that realises economic, social and cultural rightsSelf-Determined DevelopmentSustainable DevelopmentA sustainable development framework for native title negotiationsSustainable Development Relies on an Effective ProcessSustainable Development Requires Capacity DevelopmentPartnershipsFootnotesChapter 2: Native Title Policy - State and Commonwealth profiles : Chapter 2 PDF New South WalesNorthern TerritoryQueenslandSouth AustraliaTasmaniaVictoriaWestern AustraliaCommonwealthChapter 3: An Evaluation of native title policies throughout Australia : Chapter 3 PDF Part 1 - Evaluation of State and Territory policiesNegotiate Not LitigateThe Relationship between States' Native Title Policy and Their Indigenous PolicyNegotiations occur within a legal framework Settling the native title claim once and for allLegal tests established under the NTA form the threshold for negotiations to occurAdversarial relationship between the State and the native title claim groupNegotiations occur within Land Management FrameworkThe Relationship between Native title and existing Indigenous land regimesNSW case studyOVERVIEW OF STATE BASED LAND LEGISLATION REGIMESSouth AustraliaNorthern TerritoryVictoriaQueenslandNew South WalesWestern AustraliaIndigenous participation in policy formulationPart 2 - Evaluation of Commonwealth native title policyCommonwealth's participation in native title litigationIntegrating Native Title Policy into Commonwealth's Indigenous PolicyCommonwealth funding of native title systemFootnotesChapter 4: Native Title and Agreement Making: a Comparative Study : Chapter 4 PDF CanadaThe legal and constitutional contextThe Comprehensive Land Claims Settlements Process: General outlineComprehensive Agreements - issues and contemporary developments. Treaty-making in British Columbia - an incremental approachSelf-governmentImplications from Canadian Law and Practice for the Australian SituationThe United States of AmericaThe legal context - Indians as sovereign nationsSovereignty todayInternational law, US Indian law and the Mabo decisionNative title rightsPolicy history and frameworkSelf-determination eraSignificance of Self-GovernanceNegotiated settlementsImplications from US law and practice for the Australian situationFootnotesDownload Entire Native Title Report 2003 (797 KB) | ||
Contents PDF
Summary Summary : Summary PDF
Introduction Introduction : Introduction PDF
Chapter 1: Native title and the right to development Chapter 1: Native title and the right to development : Chapter 1 PDF
The right to development Non-discriminatory Development Participatory Development Culture and Development Development that realises economic, social and cultural rights Self-Determined Development
Development that realises economic, social and cultural rights
A sustainable development framework for native title negotiations Sustainable Development Relies on an Effective Process Sustainable Development Requires Capacity Development Partnerships
Chapter 2: Native Title Policy - State and Commonwealth profiles Chapter 2: Native Title Policy - State and Commonwealth profiles : Chapter 2 PDF
Chapter 3: An Evaluation of native title policies throughout Australia Chapter 3: An Evaluation of native title policies throughout Australia : Chapter 3 PDF
The Relationship between States' Native Title Policy and Their Indigenous Policy
Negotiations occur within a legal framework Settling the native title claim once and for all Legal tests established under the NTA form the threshold for negotiations to occur Adversarial relationship between the State and the native title claim group
Legal tests established under the NTA form the threshold for negotiations to occur
Adversarial relationship between the State and the native title claim group
The Relationship between Native title and existing Indigenous land regimes NSW case study
OVERVIEW OF STATE BASED LAND LEGISLATION REGIMES South Australia Northern Territory Victoria Queensland New South Wales Western Australia
Part 2 - Evaluation of Commonwealth native title policy Commonwealth's participation in native title litigation Integrating Native Title Policy into Commonwealth's Indigenous Policy Commonwealth funding of native title system
Integrating Native Title Policy into Commonwealth's Indigenous Policy
Legal tests established under the NTA form the threshold for negotiations to occur
Adversarial relationship between the State and the native title claim group
Chapter 4: Native Title and Agreement Making: a Comparative Study Chapter 4: Native Title and Agreement Making: a Comparative Study : Chapter 4 PDF
Canada The legal and constitutional context The Comprehensive Land Claims Settlements Process: General outline Comprehensive Agreements - issues and contemporary developments. Treaty-making in British Columbia - an incremental approach Self-government
The Comprehensive Land Claims Settlements Process: General outline
Comprehensive Agreements - issues and contemporary developments.
Implications from Canadian Law and Practice for the Australian Situation
The United States of America The legal context - Indians as sovereign nations Sovereignty today International law, US Indian law and the Mabo decision Native title rights Policy history and framework Self-determination era Significance of Self-Governance Negotiated settlements Implications from US law and practice for the Australian situation
Implications from US law and practice for the Australian situation
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