Dr Marcus Lane: improving Australia's environmental policy and planning

  1. Overview
  2. Publishing History

Publishing History

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Dr Marcus Lane: publication history

Journal articles

Lane MB, Robinson CJ. in review. Institutional complexity and environmental management: the challenge of integration and the promise of extra-regional collaboration, Australasian Journal of Environmental Management.

Lane MB, Williams LJ. 2008. The Natural Heritage Trust and Indigenous Lands: The trials and tribulations of ‘new technologies of governance,’ Australian Geographer, in press.

Lane MB. 2008. The Governance of Coastal Resources in Fiji: A Review of the Strategic Issues. Marine Policy, accepted January 2008, in press (galley proofs corrected).

Lane MB. Williams L. 2008. Colour Blind: Indigenous participation in Regional Environmental Governance in Australia. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, accepted January 2008, in press.

Hibbard M, Lane MB, Rasmussen K. 2008. The Split Personality of Planning: Indigenous People and Planning. Journal of Planning Literature, in press (invited paper).

Tibby J, Lane MB, Gell P. 2008. Local knowledge as a basis for environmental management: a cautionary tale from Lake Ainsworth, northern NSW. Environmental Conservation, 34(4): 1–11.

Lane MB. 2007. Evaluating the governance of coastal resources and environments in Vanuatu. International IWP-Pacific Technical Report (International Waters Project), No.  37, Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme, Samoa. ISBN: 978-982-04-0357-4.

Lane MB. 2007. The governance of coastal resources in Fiji : an analysis of the strategic issues. International IWP-Pacific Technical Report (International Waters Project), No. 20, Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme, Samoa. ISBN: 978-982-04-0340-6.

Lane MB. 2007. Coastal Governance in Solomon Islands: an evaluation of the strategic governance issues relating to coastal management. International Waters Programme Technical Report No. 29, Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme, Samoa. ISBN: 978-982-04-0349-9.

Morrison TH, Lane MB. 2006. The convergence of Regional Governance Discourses in Regional Australia: Emerging Contradictions and Constructive Suggestions. Rural Society 16(3): 341-56.

Lane MB. 2006. Towards Integrated Coastal Management in Solomon Islands: Identifying strategic issues for governance reform. Ocean & Coastal Management, 49: 421-41.

Lane MB. 2006. The Role of Planning in Achieving Indigenous Land Justice and Community Goals. Land Use Policy, 23(4): 385-394

Lane MB, Morrison TH. 2006. Public Interest or Private Agenda?: A meditation on the role of NGOs in environmental policy in Australia. Journal of Rural Studies, 22(2): 232-242.

Lane MB, Cheers B, Morrison TH. 2005. Regionalised Natural Resource Management: The new South Australian regime. South Australian Geographical Journal, 104, pp. 11-24.

Lane MB. 2005. The tyranny of Localism: Indigenous participation in community-based environmental management. Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, 7(2): 141-159.

Lane MB. 2005. Public Participation in Planning: an intellectual history. Australian Geographer, 36(3): 283-299.

Lane MB, McDonald GT. 2005. The Limits to Community-based Environmental Planning: Operational Dilemmas, Planning Principles and Possible Remedies. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 48(5), 709-731.

Lane MB, Hibbard M. 2005. Doing it for themselves: Transformative Planning by Indigenous Peoples. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 25(4): 172-184.

Morrison TH, Lane MB. 2005. What Whole-of-Government means for Environmental Policy and Management: An Analysis of the Connecting Government Initiative. Australasian Journal of Environmental Management 12(1): 47-54.
 
Lane MB. 2005. The Indigenous Land Corporation’s First Land Management Policy: Reconciling national policy with the contingencies of local context. Geographical Research, 43(2): 224-237.

Lane MB, McDonald GT, Morrison T. 2004. An Agnostic View on Regionalism, Decentralisation and other Silver Bullets: A Response to Thom. Australian Geographical Studies, 42(3): 398-403.

Morrison TH, Lane MB. 2004. Integrating natural resource management for better environmental outcomes. Australian Geographer 35(3): 243-259.

Hibbard M, Lane MB. 2004. By the Seat of your Pants: Indigenous Action and State Response. Planning Theory and Practice 5(1): 95-102.

Lane MB, McDonald GT, Morrison T. 2004. Decentralisation and Environmental Management in Australia: A Comment on the Prescriptions of the Wentworth Group. Australian Geographical Studies, 42(1): 102-114.

McDonald GT, Lane MB. 2004. Converging Global Indicators for Sustainable Forest Management. Forest Policy and Economics 6(1): 63-70.

Lane MB, Ross H, Rickson RE, Dale AP. 2003. Sacred Land, Mineral Wealth, and Biodiversity at Coronation Hill, Northern Australia: indigenous knowledge and SIA. Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal 21(2): 89-98. Awarded Best IAPA Paper 2003.

Lane MB. 2003. Decentralization or Privatization of Environmental Governance?: Case Analysis of Bioregional Assessment in Australia. Journal of Rural Studies, 19(3): 283-294.

Lane MB. 2003. Participation, Decentralization, and Civil Society: Indigenous Rights and Democracy in Environmental Planning. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 22(4): 360-373.

Lane MB, McDonald GT. 2002. Towards a General Model of Forest Management through Time: Evidence from USA, Canada and Australia. Land Use Policy 19(3): 193-206.

McDonald GT, Lane MB. 2002. Forest Management Systems Evaluation: Using ISO14000. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 45(5): 632-652.

Lane MB. 2002. Buying Back and Caring for Country: Institutional Arrangements and Possibilities for Indigenous Lands Management in Australia. Society and Natural Resources 15(9): 827-846.

Lane MB, McDonald GT. 2002. Crisis, Change, and Institutions in Forest Management: The Wet Tropics of northeastern Australia. Journal of Rural Studies 18(3): 245-256.

Van Driesche J, Lane MB. 2002. Conservation by Conversation: Collaborative Planning for Reuse of a Former Military Property in Sauk County, Wisconsin. Planning Theory and Practice 3(2): 133-153.

Lane MB. 2001. Affirming Recent Directions in Planning Theory: Co-management of protected areas. Society and Natural Resources. 14(8): 657-671.

Rangan H, Lane MB. 2001. Indigenous Peoples and Forest Management: Comparative Analysis of Institutional Approaches in Australia and India. Society and Natural Resources 14(2): 145-160.

Lane MB. 1999. Resource Planning and Indigenous Peoples in Northern Australia: Re-shaping or Reproducing Existing Practice? Plurimondi, 1(2): 181-193.

Lane MB. 1999. Regional Forest Agreements: Resolving Resource Conflicts or Managing Resource Politics? Australian Geographical Studies 37(2): 142-53.

Lane MB, Low Choy D, Marsh J, Brown AL, Oelofse C. 1998. Observations on the changing planning landscape of South Africa: Implications for Local Authorities. Australian Planner 35(3): 158-63.

Lane MB, Yarrow D. 1998.Development on Native Title Land – Integrating the Right to Negotiate with the Impact Assessment Process. Environmental Planning and Law Journal 15(2): 147-55.

Cowell S, Lane MB, McDonald M. 1998. Conservation, Indigenous Interests and Co-management: The Lawn Hill Case.  Journal of the Australian Institute of Parks and Recreation 34(1): 36-9.

Corbett T, Lane MB. 1997. The Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area: A Planning Phoenix? Environmental Planning and Law Journal 14(6): 415-426.

Lane MB. 1997. The Importance of Planning Context: The Case of the Wet Tropics. Environmental Planning and Law Journal, 14(5):368-378.

Lane MB, Brown AL, Chase AK. 1997. Land and Resource Planning under Native Title: Towards an Initial Model. Environmental and Planning Law Journal, 14(4): 249-258.

Lane MB. 1997. Aboriginal Participation in Environmental Planning: The Importance of Social Organization. Australian Geographical Studies 35(3): 308-324.

Lane MB, Ross HR, Dale AP. 1997. Social Impact Research: Integrating the Technical, Political and Planning Paradigms.  Human Organization, 56(3): 302-310.

Lane MB. 1997. Social Impact Assessment: Strategies for Improving Practice.  Australian Planner, 32(4):100-104.

Lane MB. 1997. The HORSCERA Inquiry into World Heritage Area Management.  Journal of the Australian Institute of Parks and Recreation, 33(1): 12-18.

Lane MB, Rickson RE. 1997. Resource Development and Resource Dependency:  Australia’s Jawoyn Aborigines and Mining at Coronation Hill.  Society and Natural Resources 10(2): 121-143.

Lane MB. 1997. The World Heritage Convention: A Dilemma for Conservation Planners. Journal of the Australian Institute of Parks and Recreation 32(4): 16-7.

Lane MB, McDonald G, Corbett T. 1997. Not all World Heritage Areas are Created Equal: World Heritage Area Management in Australia. Environmental Planning and Law Journal 13(6): 461-477.

Bennett M, Lane MB. 1996. Cultural Heritage Management in Queensland.  Queensland Planner, 36(1): 22-24.

Corbett T, Lane MB. 1996. The Future of World Heritage in Australia. Journal of the Australian Institute of Parks and Recreation, 32(3): 39-44.

Lane MB. 1995. Environmental Planning, Mining and Indigenous Interests in Queensland.  Queensland Planner, 35(4): 2-7.

Lane MB, Dale AP. 1995. Cross Cultural Project Assessment: The Australian Indigenous Experience and the Need for Reform. Australian Journal of Environmental Management, 2(1): 19-30.

Dale AP, Lane MB. 1995. Queensland's Social Impact Assessment Unit:  its Origins and Prospects.  Queensland Planner, 35(3): 5-10. (Invited Paper).

Rickson RE, Lane MB, Lynch-Blosse M, Western JS. 1995. Community, Environment and Development: Social Impact Assessment in Resource Dependent Communities. Impact Assessment 13(4): 347-370.

Dale AP, Lane MB. 1994. Strategic Perspectives Analysis: A Procedure for Participatory and Political SIA. Society and Natural Resources, 7(3): 253-268.

Lane MB. 1993. "Land Use, Development and Social Impact in Cape York Peninsula." North Australia Research Unit Discussion Paper Series, Paper No. 21, Casuarina: North Australia Research Unit, Australian National University.

Books and Monographs

Lane MB, Robinson CJ, Taylor BT (eds). Lane MB, Morrison TH. 2008. Contested Country: Loval and Regional Environmental Management in Australia. Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing (in press). 

Dale AP. Taylor N., Lane MB. (eds.) 2001. Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management Institutions. Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing. ISBN 0 643 06558 X.

Lane MB. 2001. Looking After Country: Institutional Arrangements for Indigenous Lands Management in Australia. The UW-Madison Land Tenure Centre Monograph Series (No. 47). Madison: University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Lane MB. 2001. Indigenous Land and Community Security: A (Radical) Planning Agenda. The UW-Madison Land Tenure Centre Monograph Series (No. 45). Madison: University of Wisconsin-Madison.

McDonald GT, Lane MB. (eds.) 2000. Securing the Wet Tropics: A Retrospective on Managing Australia’s Tropical Rainforests. Sydney: The Federation Press.

Corbett T, Lane MB, Clifford C. 1998. Achieving Aboriginal Involvement in Protected Areas: Lessons from Recent Cases. Aboriginal Politics and Public Sector Management Research Monograph No. 5, Brisbane: Centre for Australian Public Sector Management, Griffith University.

Craig D, Ross H, Lane MB, Uren C. 1996. Indigenous Participation in Commonwealth Environmental Impact Assessment. Commonwealth Environment Protection Agency, Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service.  ISBN O 642 25895 3.

Lane MB, Dale A, Ross H, Hill A, Rickson RE. 1990. Social Impact of Development: An Analysis of the Social Impact of Development on Aboriginal Communities of the Region, Resource Assessment Commission, Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. ISBN 0 64413 617 0.

Book Chapters

Lane MB. 2007. Participation, Decentralization and Civil Society: Indigenous Rights and Democracy in Environmental Planning. In C.J.M. van den Bergh, K. Button, P. Nijkamp, (eds.) Environmental Planning. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, p.360-83.

Lane Marcus B. 2006. Critical issues in regional natural resource management, paper prepared for the 2006 Australian State of the Environment Committee, Department of the Environment and Heritage, Canberra.
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Lane MB, Cowell S. 2001. Land and Resource Planning and Indigenous interests: Reproducing or transforming the social relations of resource use In O. Yiftachel, J. Little, D. Hedgcock, and I. Alexander, (eds.) The Power of Planning: Spaces of Control and Transformation. London: Kluwer Academic, p.155-170.

Lane MB, Dale AP, Taylor N. 2001. Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management: Promise, Potentiality, and Practice. In Dale, Taylor and Lane (eds.), Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management Institutions. Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing, p. 3-15.

Lane MB. 2001. Assessing Environmental Justice: Lessons from the California Energy Commission’s Siting Process. In Dale, Taylor and Lane (eds.), Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management Institutions. Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing, p. 51-61.

Ross H, Lane MB. 2001. The Australian Commonwealth’s resource management and social assessment: Trapped in an epistemological corner? In Dale, Taylor and Lane (eds.), Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management Institutions. Melbourne, CSIRO Publishing, p. 93-105.

Taylor N, Dale A, Lane MB. 2001. Conclusions: Social Assessment, natural resource institutions and the future. In Dale, Taylor and Lane (eds.), Social Assessment in Natural Resource Management Institutions. Melbourne: CSIRO Publishing, p. 283-297.

Lane MB, McDonald GT. Securing the Wet Tropics: A Work In Progress. In G.T. McDonald and M.B. Lane (eds.), Securing the Wet Tropics: A Retrospective on Managing Australia’s Tropical Rainforests. Sydney: The Federation Press, p. 1-13.

McDonald GT, Lane MB. 2000. Securing the Wet Tropics: A Synthesis. In G.T. McDonald and M. Lane (eds.), Securing the Wet Tropics: A Retrospective on Managing Australia’s Tropical Rainforests. Sydney: The Federation Press, p. 219-232.

Dale AP, Lane MB, Yarrow D. 2000. Aboriginal Interests and the Wet Tropics: Reconciling Local Interests with ‘World’ Heritage. In G.T. McDonald and M. Lane (eds.), Securing the Wet Tropics: A Retrospective on Managing Australia’s Tropical Rainforests. Sydney: The Federation Press, p. 187-199.

Lane MB, McDonald GT. 1997. World Heritage Area Management in Australia.  In J. Pigram (ed.), Selection and Delimitation of Parks and Protected Areas. Armidale: Centre for Water Resources Policy, University of New England.

Lane MB, Chase AK. 1996. Resource Development in Cape York Peninsula.  Marginalisation and Denial of Indigenous Perspectives.  In Howitt, R., Connell, J. and Hirsch, P. (eds.), Resources, Nations and Indigenous People in Australasia: Case Studies from Australasia, Melanesia and Southeast Asia.  Melbourne: Oxford University Press, p. 172-183.

Rickson RE, Lynch-Blosse M, Lane MB, Western JS. 1995. SIA, Community and Environmental Sustainability: Comparative Analysis of Two Australian Communities. In C. Gagnon (ed.), Evaluation Des Impacts Sociaux:  vers un developpment viable? Chicoutimi: University of Quebec Press, p.83-101.