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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 40.
Ident.Authors (with country if any)Title
000032 Marshall Clark [Australie]Indonesia’s Jemek Supardi: From pickpocket to mime artist
000086 Monica E. Madyaningrum [Indonésie] ; Christopher Sonn [Australie]Exploring the meaning of participation in a community art project: A case study on the Seeming project
000146 P. A. Danaher [Australie]Places and Spaces for Circus Performers and Show People as Australian Migratory Workers
000188 Adrian Vickers [Australie]When did legong start? A reply to Stephen Davies
000227 John Golder [Australie]The Hôtel de Bourgogne in 1760: Some Previously Unpublished Drawings by Louis‐Alexandre Girault
000278 Scott Lamont ; Scott Brunero ; Dianne Sutton [Australie]Art psychotherapy in a consumer diagnosed with borderline personality disorder: A case study
000302 Chris Gibson [Australie]Youthful Creativity in Regional Australia: Panacea for Unemployment and Out‐Migration?
000324 Rebecca Scollen [Australie]Regional voices talk theatre: audience development for the performing arts
000333 Jill Maglio [Australie] ; Carol Mckinstry [Australie]Occupational therapy and circus: Potential partners in enhancing the health and well‐being of today's youth
000347 Blair J. Roodenrys [Australie]How are high school studies related to performance in a psychology degree?
000350 Jillian Hamilton [Australie]Embodied Communication in the Distributed Network
000359 Pamela Burnard [Royaume-Uni] ; Julie White [Australie]Creativity and performativity: Counterpoints in British and Australian education
000381 Marty Branagan [Australie]The last laugh: humour in community activism
000393 Gerry Bloustien [Australie]‘Wigging people out’: youth music practice and mediated communities
000396 Glenda Macnaughton [Australie] ; Patrick Hughes [Australie] ; Kylie Smith [Australie]Young Children's Rights and Public Policy: Practices and Possibilities for Citizenship in the Early Years
000430 Melissa Permezel [Australie] ; Michelle Duffy [Australie]Negotiating the Geographies of Cultural Difference in Local Communities: Two Examples from Suburban Melbourne
000448 Margee Hume [Australie] ; Gillian Sullivan Mort [Australie] ; Hume Winzar [Australie]Exploring repurchase intention in a performing arts context: who comes? and why do they come back?
000456 Kevin M. Downard [Australie]Cavendish's crocodile and dark horse: The lives of Rutherford and Aston in parallel
000485 Louise Johnson [Australie]Valuing the Arts: Theorising and Realising Cultural Capital in an Australian City
000507 Lily Kong ; Chris Gibson [Australie] ; Louisa-May Khoo ; Anne-Louise Semple [Canada]Knowledges of the creative economy: Towards a relational geography of diffusion and adaptation in Asia
000509 Megan Cardamone [Australie] ; Ruth Rentschler [Australie]Indigenous innovators: the role of web marketing for cultural micro‐enterprises
000527 Sarah E. Agnew [Australie] ; Martine B. Powell [Australie] ; Pamela C. Snow [Australie]An examination of the questioning styles of police officers and caregivers when interviewing children with intellectual disabilities
000740 Reginald Magee [Australie]Writings of Daniel Turner and his views on the practice of surgery
000743 S. Blows [Australie] ; R Q Ivers [Australie] ; M. Woodward [Australie] ; J. Connor [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; S. Ameratunga [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; R. Norton [Australie]Vehicle year and the risk of car crash injury
000746 P. Dunbar All [Australie]Tradisi and Turisme: Music, Dance, and Cultural Transformation at the Ubud Palace, Bali, Indonesia
000769 Robyn Gibson [Australie]Learning to be an Art Educator: Student Teachers’ Attitudes to Art and Art Education
000807 Heath Mcdonald [Australie] ; Paul Harrison [Australie]The marketing and public relations practices of Australian performing arts presenters
000818 Ruth Rentschler [Australie] ; Jennifer Radbourne [Australie] ; Rodney Carr [Australie] ; John Rickard [Australie]Relationship marketing, audience retention and performing arts organisation viability
000850 David Throsby [Australie]Defining the artistic workforce: The Australian experience
000860 Penelope Latey [Australie]The Pilates method: history and philosophy
000894 Barry Harper [Australie] ; John G. Hedberg [Australie] ; Rob Wright [Australie]Who benefits from virtuality?
000904 Patrick Alan Danaher [Australie]Guest editor's introduction
000908 Mark St Leon [Australie]Educational practice in Australian circus, 1847–1930
000913 Beverley J. Moriarty [Australie]Australian circuses as cooperative communities
000988 Chris Gibson [Australie]Subversive sites: rave culture, spatial politics and the internet in Sydney, Australia
000B22 Martine B. Powell [Australie] ; Donald M. Thomson [Australie]Contrasting Memory for Temporal‐Source and Memory for Content in Children's Discrimination of Repeated Events
000B82 David Throsby [Australie]Economic circumstances of the performing artist: Baumol and Bowen thirty years on
000C16 Raymond Evans [Australie]“Buddy, Can You Spare a Paradigm?” Popular Cultural Studies in Australian History
000D00 Warren R. Lett [Australie]Therapist creativity: The arts of supervision
000F99 David Throsby [Australie] ; Glenn Withers [Australie]What price culture?

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