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Accepted Paper:

Economic value & cultural values: identifying and organising as Gugu Badhun Nation through economic development  
Theresa Petray (James Cook University) Janine Gertz (James Cook University)

Paper short abstract:

Gugu Badhun Aboriginal Nation are developing a culturally distinct economy as one strategy of nation-building, and while it may work within a neoliberal system it is a radically different model, which we explore in this paper.

Paper long abstract:

In this paper, we will look at Gugu Badhun economic development as one strategy of nation-building through which they are both identifying and organizing as a nation. Given that economic development happens within the broader neoliberal market, it is important for Gugu Badhun values to be firmly established as the foundation for a culturally relevant economy. We will examine the Gugu Badhun Community Plan, as well as data from community workshops and participant-observation, to unpack what those values are and how they will underpin a Gugu Badhun economy. In particular, we will compare the values of a Gugu Badhun economy against other values, like those of a capitalist economy and those of a social enterprise model.

Panel P02
The economy is dead. Long live the economy? Towards an anthropology of radical entrepreneurship
  Session 1 Wednesday 5 December, 2018, -