Lessons in Regional Planning and Development from Canada and Australia Australian National University - North Australia Research Unit, 1993 - Aboriginal Australians - 33 pages Comments on the regional planning process adopted by ATSIC Regional Councils in 1992; considers factors which differentiate the process in Australia from that in Canada; concludes that ATSIC regions have few of the characteristics normally associated with regions and that there are limited financial and human resources to implement regional plans. |
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| Title | Lessons in Regional Planning and Development from Canada and Australia Issue 17 of Discussion paper / North Australia Research Unit North Australia Research Unit Discussion Paper Series |
| Authors | Jackie Wolfe, Australian National University. North Australia Research Unit |
| Publisher | Australian National University - North Australia Research Unit, 1993 |
| ISBN | 0731515706, 9780731515707 |
| Length | 33 pages |
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