About
Timothy Neale is an Associate Professor in Anthropology at Deakin University whose research addresses two overlapping fields of inquiry. The first focuses on the politics of settler and Indigenous relations to lands and waters, and the second examines natural hazards and disasters with a particular interest in the social and cultural dimension of management agencies and professionals. Timothy is currently an Editor of the journal Science, Technology & Human Values and Member of the Australian Academy of Science's National Committee for History and Philosophy of Science.
Project and roles
Publications
Type | Year | Citation |
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Report | 09/2021 | Cultural land management in southeastern Australia - Black Summer final report |
Report | 08/2021 | Established and emerging uses of predictive services in Victoria |
Report | 02/2023 | Role and value of predictive service products |
Report | 06/2024 | Predictions in Public Phase 1 Report |
Report | June 2024 | Using cultural land management principles and protocols |
Journal article | 10/2022 | Co-designing predictive maps for community use during a bushfire |
Resources
Type | Released | Title | Key Topics |
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Presentation | 15 May 2024 | Oliver Costello, Timothy Neale & Lachlan Beggs - 2024 Natural Hazards Research Forum presentation | Communities, Governance, Indigenous communities |
Guide or fact sheet | 6 July 2023 | Principles and protocols for cultural land management governance and research | Communities, Governance, Indigenous communities |
Workshop material | 3 May 2023 | 2023 Natural Hazards Research Forum workshop slides: Stream 1, Workshop 1 | Communication, Emergency management, Planning, Warnings |
Workshop material | 3 May 2023 | 2023 Natural Hazards Research Forum workshop slides: Stream 1, Workshop 2 | Fire weather, Guidelines, Modelling |
Presentation | 2 May 2023 | Timothy Neale - 2023 Natural Hazards Research Forum presentation | Governance, Indigenous communities, Land management |
Presentation | 9 March 2023 | Tim Neale - Black Summer Webinar 2 presentation | Black Summer, Emergency management, Firefighter |