Archaeology and the Governance of Material Culture: A Case Study from South-Eastern Australia

摘要: What are the consequences of using discourse archaeological knowledge in cultural heritage management (CHM)? In this article inter-relationship theory and practice, CHM politics identity is analysed, as a case study history practice south-eastern Australia. A critical reading Foucault's 'govemmentality' thesis illustrates how has come to play role regulation arbitration Aboriginal effect, becomes mobilized by public policy-makers 'technology government' implicated governance identity. Further process that material culture, 'heritage', resource power itself, regulated, or 'governed', its inclusion CHM.