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Introduction – Political Culture, Representation and Electoral Systems in the Pacific Islands

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The Pacific Islands possess a diverse range of electoral systems and political institutions. The region includes a constitutional monarchy, in which the king and nobility select 21 of the 30 MPs (T...

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