P. Loveday and D. Wade-Marshall, Economy and People in the North (1985), is a collection of conference papers on social and economic conditions in the Northern Territory. Australian Bureau of Statistics, Aboriginal People in the Northern Territory (1990), provides comprehensive details of the social, demographic, and economic characteristics of the Aboriginal population. Australian Bureau of Statistics and Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit, A Social Atlas of Darwin (1989), which includes commentaries by John Taylor and Dean Jaensch, provides a thorough description of the Darwin population and includes a useful account of urban planning history. General studies of the territory’s history include Ernestine Hill, The Territory (1951, reissued 1995), a populist history, which is heavily anecdotal; and Alan Powell, Far Country: A Short History of the Northern Territory, 4th ed. (2000), a concise history from earliest times to the end of the 20th century. Particular periods and topics are examined in P.F. Donovan, A Land Full of Possibilities: A History of South Australia’s Northern Territory (1981), a scholarly study of mainly official policy and actions in the territory from 1863 to 1910, and At the Other End of Australia: The Commonwealth and the Northern Territory, 1911–1978 (1984); Alan Powell, The Shadow’s Edge: Australia’s Northern War (1988), a history of the territory in World War II; and Barbara James, No Man’s Land: Women of the Northern Territory (1989), a history of women in the territory. City studies include Douglas Lockwood, The Front Door: Darwin, 1869–1969 (1969, reissued 1984), a popular history that is anecdotal and entertaining; David Carment, Looking at Darwin’s Past: Material Evidence of European Settlement in Tropical Australia (1996), a history of the built-up environment in Darwin; and Peter Donovan, Alice Springs: Its History and the People Who Made It (1988), a comprehensive survey.