Title Page
List of Figures
Note to the 2014 edition
Peter White
Preface
Nicolas Peterson and Bruce Rigsby
1. Introduction
Nicolas Peterson and Bruce Rigsby
2. A survey of property theory and tenure types
Bruce Rigsby
3. Reimagining sea space: from Grotius to Mabo
Nonie Sharp
4. Aboriginal fishing rights on the New South Wales South Coast: a Court Case
Scott Cane
5. Use and continuity in the customary marine tenure of the Whitsunday Islands
Bryce Barker
6. Salt water, fresh water and Yawuru social organisation
Patrick Sullivan
7. Marine tenure in the Wellesley Islands region, Gulf of Carpentaria
Paul Memmott and David Trigger
8. ‘We always look north’: Yanyuwa identity and the maritime environment
John J. Bradley
9. Customary marine tenure at Groote Eylandt
Kingsley Palmer
10. Gapu Dhulway, Gapu Maramba: conceptualisation and ownership of saltwater among the Burarra and Yan-nhangu peoples of northeast Arnhem Land
Geoffrey Bagshaw
11. Ownership and resource use on islands off the Liverpool River, Northern Territory
Peter Cooke and Gowan Armstrong
12. The Sandbeach People and dugong hunters of Eastern Cape York Peninsula:
property in land and sea country
Bruce Rigsby and Athol Chase
13. The Sea of Waubin:
the Kaurareg and their marine environment
Michael Southon and the Kaurareg Tribal Elders
14. The promise of native title and the predicament of customary marine tenure
Sandra Pannell
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