Steve Kinnane is a descendant of the Miriwong people of the East Kimberley and was raised in Noongar country in the south-west of Western Australia. He has been an active researcher in Aboriginal Studies for 20 years as well as lecturing and working on community cultural heritage and development projects. His interests are diverse encompassing Aboriginal history, the arts (both visual and literary), economic and environmental sustainability and community development.
Recent Publications
Kinnane, S., ‘Blood History’, (Ch. 5) in, The First Australians, Perkins, R., and Langton, M. (eds) Melbourne University Press, 2008.
Kinnane, S. and P. Read. 2006. Indigenous knowledge in the workplace: a workshop for Indigenous practitioners. Dialogue Vol. 25 (3) pp. 73-77.
Kinnane, Steve. 2005.Indigenous Sustainability: Rights, Obligations and a Collective Commitment to Country, in J.Castellino and N.Walsh: International Law and Indigenous Peoples. Leiden/Boston.
Kinnane, Steve. 2003.Shadow lines. Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press.
Kinnane, Steve. and L. Marsh. 2003. Ghost Files: The missing files of the Department of Indigenous Affairs (DIA) archive, in C. Choo, (ed.): History and Native Title: Studies in Western Australian History. University of Western Australia.
Kinnane, Steve. 2003. Recurring Visions of Australindia, in Trinca,M., A. Haebich and A. Gaynor (eds): Country: Visions of Land and People in Western Australia. Perth: Museum of Western Australia and the Centre for Western Australian History, UWA
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