Indigenous home ownership on communal title lands
Summary
The research will provide a qualitative understanding of the meanings of and aspirations for homeownership on Indigenous communal title lands. It will examine aspirations (or non-aspiration) for home ownership for residents living on communal title land, the meanings of home ownership to these residents, the rights and responsibilities of home ownership, and linkages between aspirations, meanings, rights and responsibilities. The research will then contrast these perceptions with those of Indigenous people living on non-communal land.
Project Number: 20501
Research Theme: Indigenous_Housing, Home_Ownership
Project Leader: Memmott, Paul
Funding Year: 2008
Research Centre: Queensland
Research & Policy Bulletin
Issue 123: Can home ownership work for Indigenous Australians living on communal title land?
If governments are interested in pursuing more demand driven approaches to housing in Indigenous communities, policy-makers need better information about Indigenous people's perceptions of home ownership.
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Positioning Paper: No. 112: Indigenous home ownership on communal title lands
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Final Report: No. 139: Indigenous home ownership on communal title lands
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Research and Policy Bulletin: Issue 123: Can home ownership work for Indigenous Australians living on communal title land?
376 KB PDF Document
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