Fiji: Race and Politics in an Island State

Michael Charles Howard

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Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Caribbean history, culture, and politics African studies and sociopolitical issues

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Race, class, and democracy in Fiji Colonial and pre-colonial Fiji Alliance Party rule Fiji and the world The Fiji Labour Party The 1987 election and the Coalition Government The May coup Aftermath of the first coup The second coup and the Republic of Fiji Mara's return.

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