Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory

Evidence increasingly demonstrates that inclusion in decisions over one’s life – self-determination – can contribute to improved wellbeing. This thesis examines how self-determination of First Nations Australians can be exercised in the development of alcohol policies in the Northern Territory, Aust...

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Main Author: Stearne, Annalee Elizabeth
Format: Thesis
Language:unknown
Published: Curtin University 2022
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First Nations
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/91074
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description Evidence increasingly demonstrates that inclusion in decisions over one’s life – self-determination – can contribute to improved wellbeing. This thesis examines how self-determination of First Nations Australians can be exercised in the development of alcohol policies in the Northern Territory, Australia. This thesis is comprised of four inter-linked studies, in which the elements necessary for First Nations Australians?????? self-determination in alcohol policy were identified and explored in the context of Central Australia.
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author Stearne, Annalee Elizabeth
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Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory
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title Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory
title_short Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory
title_full Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory
title_fullStr Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory
title_full_unstemmed Inclusion of Self-Determination by First Nations Australians in Alcohol-Related Policy Development in the Northern Territory
title_sort inclusion of self-determination by first nations australians in alcohol-related policy development in the northern territory
publisher Curtin University
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