Banerjee, S.B.Whose land is it anyway? National interest, indigenous stakeholders and colonial discourses: The case of the Jabiluka uranium mine . Organization & Environment, 2000, 13 (1), 3–38 .
2.
Banerjee, S.B. & Linstead, S.Masking subversion: Neocolonial embeddedness in anthropological accounts of indigenous management . Human Relations, 2004, 57 (2), 221–247 .
3.
Cohen, M.D. & March, J.G.Leadership and ambiguity. New York: McGraw-Hill , 1974.
4.
Denoon, D.Getting under the skin: The Bougainville Copper Agreement and the creation of the Panguna Copper Mine. Carlton South: Melbourne University Press , 2000.
5.
Fabian, J.Time and the other: How anthropology makes its object. New York: Columbia University Press , 2002.
6.
Katona, J.If Native Title is us, it’s inside us: Jabiluka and the politics of intercultural negotiation. Interview with S. Perera and J. Pugliese . Australian Feminist Law Journal, 1998, 10, 1–34 .
7.
Owusu, M.Ethnography of Africa: The usefulness of the useless . American Anthropologist, 1978, 80, 310–334 .
8.
Saïd, E.Orientalism. New York: Vintage , 1979.
9.
Shiva, V.Monocultures of the mind: Perspectives on biodiversity and biotechnology. London: Zed Books , 1993.
10.
Tatz, C.Aborigines & uranium and other essays. Victoria: Heinemann Educational Australia , 1982.
11.
Whiteman, G. & Cooper, W.H.Ecological embeddedness . Academy of Management Journal, 2000, 43 (6), 1265–1282 .
