Contenu du sommaire : Water Ways: Competition, Communality And Process In The Use And Management Of Water

Water Ways: Competition, Communality And Process In The Use And Management Of Water: Guest Editors: Sandy Toussaint And Veronica Strang

• Introduction - Strang V. p. 1-4
• Jumping Fish: Engendering Contestation and Development on the Waterways of the Aramia River in Papua New Guinea - Dundon A. p. 5-16
• Aquatic Identities, Fluid Economies: Water Affinities and Authenticating Narratives of Belonging in East Timorese Myth and Ritual - Jennaway M. p. 17-29
• Wellsprings of Belonging: Water and Community Regeneration in Queensland - Strang V. p. 30-45
• Kimberley Friction: Complex Attachments to Water-Places in Northern Ausralia - Toussaint S. p. 46-61
• The Green Frog and Desalination: A Nyungar Metaphor for the (Mis-)Management of Water Resources, Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia - Mcdonald E., Coldrick B., Christensen W. p. 62-75
• Watercourses and Discourses: Coalmining in the Upper Hunter Valley, New South Wales - Connor L., Higginbotham N., Freeman S., Albrecht G. p. 76-90
• Managing Meaning at an Ancient Site in the 21st Century: the Gummingurru Aboriginal Stone Arrangement on the Darling Downs, Southern Queensland - Ross A. p. 91-108
• Piot, Personhood, Place and Mobility in Lihir, Papua New Guinea - Hemer S.R. p. 109-125
• Reviews. The Empire of Love: toward a theory of intimacy, genealogy and carnality. By Elizabeth A. Povinelli, 2006 - Blakeman B. p. 127
• Reviews. Reconciling Customary Law and Received Law in Melanesia: The Post-Independence Experience in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. By Kenneth Brown, 2005 - Scaglion R. p. 128