1601 - Anthropology
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This collection contains Flinders' staff research in Anthropology, reportable as part of Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA), from 2001-
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ItemThe primitive body and colonial administration: Henry Ling Roth's approach to body modification(Left Coast Press, 2008)
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ItemAn Australia-China free trade agreement: managing an elephant( 2005)This paper explores the advantages and disadvantages of a free trade agreement (FTA) between Australia and China. As with any international agreement, Australia must balance political and economic factors at home and abroad. While Australia receives economic benefit from China at present, the latter may become an even more gigantic competitor against whom it will be vain to struggle. There are already clear winners and losers in the relationship, and the long-term advantages of an FTA that might make competition even easier for China must be called into question. Notwithstanding, perhaps Australia should seek an agreement as a gesture that might help to keep China on side.
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ItemChina's Assembly-Line Future( 2007)
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ItemThe Redeeming of Unfree Trade Agreements: France, Taiwan, India and Australian Uranium Safeguards( 2007)This paper provides a concise account of the conflict within Australian policy between the general desire to promote free trade on the one hand and the apparent desire to monitor it in the case of uranium, pre-categorised as a strategic commodity. The public history of this conflict begins more than two decades ago with the Australian embargo on uranium sales to France, and ends with the current dilemma of Australia's self-defined prohibition against uranium sales to India. And in between, the story takes a critical detour through Taiwan.