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Ganter E. (2010).  Improving representation at higher levels: How do Indigenous public servants represent the absent?. Services Symposium.
Ganter E. (2008).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory: Representative identities in a remote public service . Research School of Social Sciences. Abstract
Ganter E. (2007).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Northern Territory Government: How compelled are they by the accounts of a representative bureaucracy?. Australian Anthropological Association Annual Conference 2007 – Transforming Economies, Changing States. Abstract
Ganter E. (2010).  An Ambivalent Hospitality: Aboriginal senior public servants and the representation of others in Australia’s self-governing Northern Territory. College of Arts and Social Sciences, School of History. PhD,
Ganter E. (2008).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory: Representative identities in a remote public service. Australian Anthropological Association Annual Conference 2007 - Transforming Economies, Changing States. Abstract
Ganter E. (2007).  Aboriginal senior officials in the Northern Territory government: how compelled are they by the accounts of a representative bureaucracy?. Annual history colloquium.
Ganter E. (2011).  Representatives in orbit: livelihood options for Aboriginal people in the administration of the Australian desert . The Rangeland Journal. 33, 385-393.
Ganter E. (2008).  Representing Others: Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Ganter E. (2008).  Aboriginal Senior Officials in the Self-Governing Northern Territory: Representative identities in a remote public service. History Work-in-Progress Seminars. Abstract