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Australian Journal of Communication



Australian Journal of Communication

Volume 21(3), 1994


CONTENTS

Slack Jennifer Daryl.	The environment matters: Complicity, ethics, theoretical rigour, intervention.	1-13

	Cultural theorists have distinctive contributions to make and perhaps distinctive benefits to gain by addressing environmental concerns

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: ethics ecology

Jagtenberg Tom.	The end of nature?	14-25

	The author proclaims "the death of nature," which he interprets as both a biological and cultural phenomenon in process

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: ecology

Penman Robyn.	Environmental matters and communication challenges.	26-39

	What can communication studies contribute to environmental issues generally and specifically to the need to preserve genetic diversity in foodstocks for humans?

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: biology health agriculture

Rutherford Paul.	The administration of life: Ecological discourse as `intellectual machinery of government'.	40-55

	Foulcault's insights regarding "biopolitics" illuminate the means whereby the environment is constituted as an object of policy

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: ecology

Stratford Elaine.	Disciplining the feminine, the home, and nature in three Australian public health histories.	56-71

	Poststructural analysis can straighten out some of the confusion regarding the categories of the feminine, the home, and nature as they are constituted in three Australian public health histories

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: health gender Pacific Rim

Lucas Adam.	Lucas Heights revisited: The framing of a major scientific controversy by the "Sydney Morning Herald".	72-91

	An analysis of the Sydney Morning Herald's treatment of the Lucas Heights controversy shows that the paper applied the same instrumental rationality as the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization and the Australian Federal Government

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: politics and government Pacific Rim atomic power science technologies print journalism news

Jones Deborah.	Nga Kaitaki and the managers: Bicultural communication and resource management in Aotearoa/New Zealand.	105-116

	New resource management legislation in New Zealand mandates consultation between Pakeha-dominated organizations and Maori

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: Pacific Rim race and ethnicity

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