State and society in Papua New Guinea : the first twenty-five years /
This volume brings together a number of papers written by the author between 1971 and 2001 which address issues of political and economic development and social change in Papua New Guinea.
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Australian National University E Press,
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Papua New Guinea at twenty-five
- Port Moresby and the bush: Papua New Guinea's first post-independence decade
- Political style in modern Melanesia
- Micronationalism in Papua New Guinea
- The Political Education Programme
- Class, ethnicity, regionalism and political parties
- Decentralisation: constitutional form and political reality
- Decentralisation: two steps forward, one step back
- (Re?)Discovering Chiefs: Traditional authority and the restructuring of local-level government in Papua New Guinea
- The PNGDF in troubled times
- The military factor in the events of March 1997
- Challenging the State
- The Bougainville Crisis
- 'Mutual respect, friendship and cooperation'? The Papua New Guinea-Indonesia border and its effect on relations between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia
- From promise to crisis: a political economy of Papua New Guinea
- State, society and governance: A Philippines-Papua New Guinea comparison
- Nugget, Pike, et al.: The role of the Reserve Bank of Australia in Papua New Guinea's decolonisation
- Nationalism and Papua New Guinea writing.