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The Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements (ATNS) project is an ARC Linkage project examining treaty and agreement-making with Indigenous Australians and the nature of the cultural, social and legal rights encompassed by past, present and potential agreements and treaties. The project also examines the process of implementation and the wider factors that promote long term sustainability of agreement outcomes.
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The ATNS database is an online gateway which links together current information, historical detail and published material relating to agreements made between Indigenous people and others in Australia and overseas. The ATNS database is designed for the use of Indigenous and other community organisations, researchers, government and industry bodies.
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ATNS News |
Full text of Journal of Energy and Natural Resources Law now available - 25/08/2008
Australia and other parts of the globe are experiencing an unprecedented boom in the resource extraction sector. This special edition of JERL, 'Indigenous and Local Peoples and Resource Development: International Comparisons of Law, Policy and Practice' contains ongoing interdisciplinary research examining the management, participation in and impact of resource extraction on indigenous and local peoples. Click here for further information and access to the full text.
| Section 223 Workshop Website - 16/06/2009
Participants can now access the May 2009 Section 223 Workshop Website. Please contact the ATNS Team for further information. | New ATNS email address - 9/04/2009
Please forward any questions or comments to the ATNS Project team at atns-admin@unimelb.edu.au. Click here for other Project contact information.
| Release of new book: Making Things Come Good: Relations Between Aborigines and Miners at Argyle - 24/11/2008
Kim Doohan's recent publication Making Things Come Good: Relations Between Aborigines and Miners at Argyle describes the story of evolving relationships between the Argyle Diamond Mine and the Aboriginal people whose land has been mined. It shows the two parties making agreements, with quite different understandings and expectations, and describes the ways in which they gradually accommodate one another's point of view.
For further information on this title click here. | Submit an Agreement - 25/08/2008
The ATNS Project welcomes suggested additions to the database. Please see the Submit Agreement link. Alternatively, contact the ATNS Team.
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ATNS Survey
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Please take a minute to fill out our confidential user survey to provide us with feedback on the ATNS database. Click here to participate.
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