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James Innes
James Innes James Innes is an Anthropologist and Manager, Research and Monitoring Social Science Program within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. He is also a research task leader within the CRC Reef. As GBRMPA's principal social scientist, James has extensive experience with the management and application of policy oriented social science research for marine and coastal management, and associated land based NRM management issues and policy initiatives. More broadly, James has undertaken research on the topic of Indigenous co-management of marine resources and his PhD examines the social dynamics between communities of interest in conflict over species management issues in the GBR. Links to recent work include Innes, J. and H. Ross (2001). Co-managed research as a strategy for informing the development of Indigenous and government management partnerships over the Great Barrier Reef. Paper presented at International Association for the Study of Common Property Inaugural Pacific Regional Meeting, Brisbane, QLD, 2-4 September 2001, Available at Digital Library of the Commons http://dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/documents/dir0/00/00/07/03/index.html. George, M., J. Innes, and H.Ross. (2004). Managing sea country together: key issues for developing co-operative management for the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. CRC Reef Research Centre Technical Report no. 50. Townsville, CRC Reef Research Centre. |
