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Australian Councils Unelected by the Citizens in an Indigenous Setting: The Case of Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory
Non-elected local administrations in the Northern Territory - ‘special purpose towns’ which may be progressed through ‘normalisation’ to communities governed by democratically elected structures – differences in local government roles between special purpose towns and communities with publicly elect...
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| Published in: | Australian journal of public administration 2012-09, Vol.71 (3), p.278-289 |
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| description | Non-elected local administrations in the Northern Territory - ‘special purpose towns’ which may be progressed through ‘normalisation’ to communities governed by democratically elected structures – differences in local government roles between special purpose towns and communities with publicly elected structures - case study - special purpose mining town of Nhulunbuy – process of normalisation in Nhulunbuy. |
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