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Luke Smyth

Research themes: Land and water

Current projects: Livelihood values of Indigenous customary fishing

Position:

Research Officer, AIATSIS Centre for Native Title, Land and Water

Email:

luke.smyth@aiatsis.gov.au

Luke joined AIATSIS in 2015 and is a research officer in Native Title, Land and Water. He has a Bachelor of Development Studies and is currently completing a Masters in Social Research at the ANU.

Luke’s research interests include management and use of natural resources by Indigenous peoples, ecosystem services valuation, social network analysis, land and resource conflicts, and sustainable development.

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