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Fisher S., Elvin R., McFallan S., Memmott P., O'Rourke T., Peter S., et al. (2011).  Desert Services that Work: Demand-responsive approaches to desert settlements. DKCRC Research Report. 70,
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Moran M., Anda M., Elvin R., Kennedy A., Long S., McFallan S., et al. (2009).  Desert Services That Work: Year One Research Report. DKCRC Working Paper. 30, 53.
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Sullivan P. (2007).  Reciprocal Accountability in Indigenous Affairs. AIATSIS Research Programme Seminar Series.
Sullivan P. (2007).  Changing Roles and Prospects for Aboriginal community Sector Organisations. AIATSIS Conference: Forty Years On - Political Transformation and Sustainability since the Referendum and into the Future.
Sullivan P. (2011).  The policy goal of normalisation, the National Indigenous Reform Agreement and Indigenous National Partnerships Agreements. DKCRC Working Paper. 76,
Sullivan P. (2010).  Government processes and the effective delivery of services: the Ngaanyatjarra Council and its Regional Partnership Agreement. DKCRC Working Paper. 71, 15.
Sullivan P. (2008).  Reciprocal Accountability: Assessing the Accountability Environment in Australian Aboriginal Affairs Administration. International Journal of Public Sector Management. 4, 127–141.
Sullivan P. (2007).  Good governance for Services and Advocacy. Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Council Workshop Governance and Business Support.
Sullivan P. (2007).  Indigenous Governance: The Harvard Project, Australian Aboriginal Organisations and Cultural Subsidiarity. DKCRC Working Paper. 04, 25.
Sullivan P. (2010).  The Aboriginal community sector and the effective delivery of services: Acknowledging the role of Indigenous sector organisations. DKCRC Working Paper. 73, 13.
Sullivan P., & Stedman L. (2008).  Transitioning from Community Organisation to Local Government. Desert Knowledge Symposium 2008 - Developing Desert Directions: Rethinking the Future.
Sullivan P. (2007).  Towards continual Reciprocal Accountability: Assessing the Accountability Environment in Australian Aboriginal Affairs Administration. 5th International Critical Management Studies Conference (post-colonial stream).
Sullivan P. (2007).  The Inconsistent State: Managerialism and its consequences for Engagement with Australian Indigenous Peoples. AAS Annual Conference: Transforming Economies, Changing States.