Planning in Indigenous Australia ─ From Imperial Foundations to Postcolonial Futures
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There is a huge hole in our contemporary understanding of planning in Australia. While questions of indigenous identity and culture increasingly feature in discussions about contemporary planning practice, historical accounts of planning in Australia often ignore the colonial roots of its assumptions and practice. The first post-colonial account of planning in Australia, Planning in Indigenous Australia: From imperial foundations to post-colonial futures historically situates planning as one of the technologies of colonial dispossession of Indigenous peoples, and looks carefully at contemporary planning both by and with Indigenous peoples, and how this is shifting the understanding of planning in Australia.
Planning in Indigenous Australia rewrites the history and present of Australian planning in order that the profession may work towards reconciliation and a more just planning practice. Sue Jackson, Libby Porter and Louise C. Johnson take planning’s foundational concepts and analyse their impact on colonial land management and Indigenous dispossession. Using a series of illustrative case studies from across the nation, Planning in Indigenous Australia looks back at key shifts in historical and contemporary planning practice, and looks forward to various courses to decolonise Australian planning.
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Dr Sue Jackson is a Principal Research Fellow at Griffith University. Sue is a geographer with over twenty years’ experience in customary Indigenous resource rights, systems of resource governance, and Indigenous capacity building for improved participation in natural resource management and planning.
Dr Libby Porter is Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at Monash University with over 15 years experience in the field of planning and Indigenous peoples. Her most recent research was a major UK ESRC-funded project comparing the recognition of Indigenous rights and title in both urban and natural resource management planning in Canada and Australia. She is author of Unlearning the Colonial Cultures of Planning (Ashgate 2010).
Dr Louise Johnson is Professor in Australian Studies at Deakin University. Major publications include Suburban Dreaming (DUP 1994) and Placebound: Australian Feminist Geographies (OUP 2000). Her most recent work has examined Geelong, Bilbao, Singapore and Glasgow as Cultural Capitals (Ashgate 2009) looking at how the arts have been re-valued and urban spaces remade by the creative economy.
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