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Maclean K. (2009).  Re-conceptualising desert landscapes: unpacking historical narratives and contemporary realities for sustainable livelihood development in central Australia. GeoJournal. 74, 451-463. Abstract
Maclean K. (2006).  Valuing desert responses for environmental governance and management in Australia. International Geographical Union Congress.
Maclean K. (2007).  Creating spaces for negotiation at the environmental management and community development interface in Australia. Doctor of Philosophy,
Marinova D., & Lozeva S. (2008).  Extracting a Better Future for Leonora. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Marsh J. (2008).  Research Presentation Topic: Governance or Greed. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Marsh J. (2011).  A Critical Analysis of Decision-making Protocols used in Approving a Commercial Mining License for the Beverley Uranium Mine in Adnyamathanha Country: Toward Effective Indigenous Participation in Caring for Cultural Resources. Department of Geographical and Environmental Studies. Doctor of Philosophy, 334.
Marshall G. R., & Stafford Smith D. M. (2010).  Natural resources governance for the drylands of the Murray–Darling Basin. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 267-282.
Maru Y. T., Hueneke H., Davies J., Box P., Grey-Gardner R., & Chewings V. H. (2008).  Poster: Sustainable livelihoods in Anmatjere region: Employment, uncertainty and institutions. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Maru Y. T., Chewings V. H., Jones M., & Breen J. (2006).  Mapping Socio-regions in Outback Australia. DKCRC Research Report. 20, 61.
Maru Y. T., & LaFlamme M. (2008).  Institutions for allocating water resources in desert towns: The Alice Springs water resource strategy. DKCRC Research Report. 32, 42.
Maru Y. T., & Chewings V. H. (2008).  How can we identify socio-regions in the rangelands of Australia?. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 45–53. Abstract
Maru Y. T., Davies J., & Hueneke H. (2008).  Institutional matching and bridging networks for improved livelihood options. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Maru Y. T., Chewings V. H., Jones M., & Breen J. (2006).  Mapping socio-economic regions of outback Australia . International Geographical Union Congress.
Maru Y., & Davies J. (2011).  Supporting cross-cultural brokers is essential for employment among Aboriginal people in remote Australia . The Rangeland Journal. 33, 327-338.
Matthew K., Nair J., McGrath N., & Anda M. (2007).  Demand-responsive Services in Desert Settlements: Water and Wastewater Services for Martu Communities in the Western Desert of Western Australia. International Conference on Engineering Sustainability by the Society for Sustainability and Environmental Engineering (SSEE).
McAllister R. R. J. (2008).  Patterns of Accessing Variable Resources across Time and Space: Desert Plants, Animals and People. Drylands Deserts and Desertification 2008 conference.
McAllister R. R. J., Izquierdo L. R., Janssen M. A., & Stafford Smith D. M. (2009).  Research impact within the international arid literature: an Australian perspective based on network theory. Journal of Arid Environments. 73, 862-871. Abstract
McAllister R. R. J., & Stafford Smith D. M. (2006).  The Science of Desert Living. (Erkelenz, P, Ed.).Australian Rangeland Society's 14th Biennial Conference . 258–261.
McAllister R. R. J., Cheers B., Darbas T., Davies J., Richards C., Robinson C. J., et al. (2008).  Social networks in arid Australia: a review of concepts and evidence. The Rangeland Journal. 30, 167–176. Abstract
McAllister R. R. J., Holcombe S., Davies J., Cleary J., Boyle A., Tremblay P., et al. (2011).  Desert networks: a conceptual model for the impact of scarce, variable and patchy resources. Journal of Arid Environments. 75, 164-173.
McAllister R. R. J., Stafford Smith D. M., Stokes C. J., & Walsh F. (2009).  Patterns of accessing variable resources across time and space: desert plants, animals and people. Journal of Arid Environments . 73, 338-346.
McAllister R. R. J. (2010).  Livestock mobility in arid and semi-arid Australia: escaping variability in space. Pastoralism - Research, Policy and Practice. 1, 37-54. Abstract
McAllister R. R. J. (2008).  How deserts shape their networks: lessons for arid businesses. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
McArthur L., Boland J., & Tiver F. (2006).  A model to detect grazing sensitivity of Myoporum platcarpum in the arid rangelands of South Australia. Natural Resource Modelling. 19, 587–607.
McCalman J. (2009).  Family empowerment towards sustainable desert settlements: the Family Wellbeing Empowerment Program in Alice Springs. DKCRC Working Paper. 68, 16.
McFallan S. (2010).  Software-based system model for housing and health.
McFallan S., Stanley O., & Fisher S. (2011).  Service provision – a complex system housing-health interface. DKCRC Working Paper. 80,
McGrath N., Moran M., & Anda M. (2010).  The boundaries of representation: Exploring the bordering of Martu governance in Australia. DKCRC Working Paper. 70, 19.
McGrath N., Anda M., & Moran M. (2007).  Demand Responsive Research with Remote Indigenous Australians: An Ethnography of Practice at the Interface of Demand and Supply of Services. United States Society for Ecological Economics Conference:Creating Sustainability Within Our Midst- Challenge for the 21st Century.
McGrath N., Attwood L., Anda M., Moran M., & Fisher S. (2008).  Participating in the Pilbara?: Exploring better service outcomes. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
McGregor M. J. (2006).  What makes remote settlements viable/sustainable? . Sustainability of Indigenous Communities.
McGregor M. J. (2008).  Growing in the Desert – Reflection on the Role of Participatory Research in Creating Sustainable Livelihoods in Desert Australia. New Zealand Geographical Society Conference.
McGregor M. J. (2005).  Designing our future together - linking regional needs to research. Small Town Survival Conference.
McGregor M. J., & Stafford Smith D. M. (2006).  Developing a science of desert living: what does it take to grow in the desert? . Eighth International Conference on Dry Lands Development.
McGregor M. J., & Edwards, GP (2010).  Guest Editorial: Managing the impacts of feral camels. The Rangeland Journal. 32, i-iii.
McGregor M., & James C. (2011).  Livelihoods in desert Australia. The Rangeland Journal. 33, i-v.
McGregor M. J. (2004).  Not just small change: the DKCRC, LBNP and how it links to Curtin's Research Unit for the Studies of Societies in Change program. Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education. 9–10.
McKenzie F. H. (2007).  Attracting and retaining skilled and professional staff in remote locations. DKCRC Research Report. 21, 97.
McKeon G. M., Crimp S. J., Cunningham G. M., Day K. A., Hall W. B., Henry B. K., et al. (2004).  Historical degradation episodes in Australia: global climate and economic forces and their interaction with rangeland grazing systems. (McKeon, GM, Hall, WB, Henry, BK, Stone, GS, Watson, IW, Ed.).Pasture Degradation and Recovery in Australia's Rangeland: learning from history. 27–86.
McLeod S. R., & Pople A. R. (2011).  ABSTRACT: Modelling the distribution and relative abundance of feral camels in arid Australia. (Saunders, G, Lane, C, Ed.).15th Australasian Vertebrate Pest Conference.
McLeod S. R., & Pople, AR (2008).  Modelling management options for management of feral camels in central Australia. DKCRC Research Report. 48, 35.
McLeod S. R., & Pople, AR (2010).  Modelling the distribution and relative abundance of feral camels in the Northern Territory using count data. The Rangeland Journal. 32, 21-32.
McTainsh G. H., Leys J. F., McGowan H. A., & Bastin G. N. (2009).  Wind erosion risk management and pastoral product certification for more environmentally sustainable production. DKCRC Research Report. 24, 83.
McTainsh G. H., Chan Y. C., McGowan H. A., Leys J. F., & Tews E. K. (2005).  The 23rd October, 2002 dust storm in eastern Australia: characteristics and meteorological conditions. Atmospheric Environment. 39, 1227–1236. Abstract
Measham T. G., Robinson C. J., Richards C., Larson S., Stafford Smith D. M., & Smith T. (2009).  Tools for successful NRM in the Lake Eyre Basin: achieving effective engagement. (Measham, TG, Brake, L, Ed.).People, communities and economies of the Lake Eyre Basin. 125-170.
Measham T. G., Williams L., & Larson S. (2009).  Sustaining successful engagement: a case study of responding to demographic changes in the Lake Eyre Basin. (Measham, TG, Brake, L, Ed.).People, communities and economies of the Lake Eyre Basin. 171-216.
Measham T. G., & Brake L. (2009).  People, communities and economies of the Lake Eyre Basin. DKCRC Research Report. 45, 298.
Measham T. G., Maru Y. T., & Murray-Prior R. (2006).  Outback Livelihoods. DKCRC Working Paper. 06, 46.
Measham T. G., Robinson C. J., Larson S., Stafford Smith D. M., Richards C., Williams L., et al. (2008).  Factors for successful NRM engagement in Lake Eyre Basin.
Measham T. G., Robinson C. J., Larson S., Richards C., Herr A., Williams L., et al. (2009).  Synthesis of the ‘People, communities and economies of the Lake Eyre Basin’ project. (Measham, TG, Brake, L, Ed.).People, communities and economies of the Lake Eyre Basin. 1-40.