[csaa-forum] Seminar, Professor Paul Carter (at CDU, Darwin)

[Gemma Blackwood]

PRESENTER/TITLE
Professor Paul Carter - Local Knowledge: the trickle-up effect to regional governance

SEMINAR

This seminar draws upon the local knowledge/Ocean Connections capacity building project that Professor Carter is developing at the Northern Institute. Fitting into the "people/policy/place" research interests of the Northern Institute, this paper considers local knowledge and regional governance in relation to a larger project of mapping archipelagic networks between ecological science, regional design and indigenous approaches to knowledge-making in Northern Australia.

BIO

http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=csv0xqwho0xz


SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Carter, P (1987) The road to Botany Bay : an essay in spatial history, London ; Boston : Faber and Faber
Carter, P (1992) Living in a new country : history, travelling and language, London : Faber
Carter, P (1996) The lie of the land, London ; Boston : Faber and Faber
Carter, P (1996) The calling to come, Sydney : Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales
Carter, P (2002) Repressed spaces : the poetics of agoraphobia, London : Reaktion
Carter, P (2004) Material thinking : the theory and practice of creative research, Carlton, Vic : Melbourne University Publishing
Carter, P (2005) Mythform : the making of Nearamnew at Federation Square, Carlton, Vic. : Miegunyah Press
Carter, P (2006) Parrot. London: Reaktion Books.
Carter, P (2009) Dark writing : geography, performance, design, Honolulu : University of Hawai'i Press
Carter, P (2010) Ground truthing : explorations in a creative region, Crawley, WA : University of Western Australia Press
Carter, P (2013) Meeting Place: the human encounter and the challenge of coexistence Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press


Wednesday 19 February @ Northern Institute, Charles Darwin University
02.00PM - 04.00PM

PROGRAM

02.00pm - 03.00pm            Seminar:      Local Knowledge: the trickle-up effect to regional governance


  Presenter:     Professor Paul Carter


03.00pm - 04.00pm           Afterwards, we will hold a group meeting to define intellectual scope of Local Knowledge symposium (late 2014).


RSVP by Tuesday 18 February


Venue
The Northern Institute<http://www.cdu.edu.au/sites/default/files/CASmap12.pdf>
Charles Darwin University (Casuarina campus, Darwin)
Yellow 1.2.48 (The Red Room)

For further information please contact:
Dr Gemma Blackwood
T. 088946 6617 Email: Gemma.Blackwood at cdu.edu.au<mailto:Gemma.Blackwood at cdu.edu.au>




Dr Gemma Blackwood
Lecturer in Communications, School of Creative Arts and Humanities
Postdoctoral Researcher, The Northern Institute

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