Globalisation and Governance in the Pacific Islands : State, Society and Governance in Melanesia

Stewart Firth

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Globalisation and Governance in the Pacific Islands i tradition, CuLture and poLitiCS 15.Keynote Address -Governance in Fiji: The interplay between indigenous tradition, culture and politics Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi 289 16.The State of the State in Fiji: Some failings in the periphery Vijay Naidu 297 17.Power Sharing in Fiji and New Caledonia Jon Fraenkel 317 18.More Than 20 Years of Political Stability in Samoa under the Human Rights Protection Party Asofou So'o 349 19.Matai Titles and Modern Corruption in Samoa: Costs, expectations and consequences for families and society A. Morgan Tuimaleali'ifano 363 Media, CiviL SoCiety and deMoCraCy 20.Keynote Address -Keeping the Information Flow Open: A key condition for good government in Micronesia Father Francis X. Hezel 375 21.Governance, Globalisation and the PNG Media: A survival dilemma Joe R. Kanekane 385 22. Democracy in Papua New Guinea: Challenges from a rights-based approach Orovu Sepoe 399 23.Governance and Livelihood Realities in Solomon Islands Morgan Wairiu

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