Women and Governance

Pamela Thomas
Editor

A variety of papers by academics, lawyers and aid workers exploring the relationship between governance and gender. Includes a selection of papers by Papua New Guinean, Ni Vanuatu and Solomon Island women. The papers were originally published in Development Bulletin Nos. 51 and 53.

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Contents
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Introduction: Women and governance
Pamela Thomas

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Threats and opportunities in Solomon Islands: Sinking or swimming in uncharted waters
Christopher Chevalier

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Engendering good governance in practice
Rima Das Pradhan

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Gender and governance in international law
Hilary Charlesworth

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Gender and the reform process in Vanuatu and Solomon Islands
Heather Wallace

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Women in politics and good governance: Transformative politics in Asia-Pacific
Lorraine Corner

106 KB

Introduction: Hearing Melanesian women
Bronwen Douglas

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The Catholic Women's group, Auki, Malaita: A catalyst for change
Josephine Barnes

109 KB

Today is not the same as yesterday, and tomorrow it will be different again: Kastom in Ambae, Vanuatu
Jean Tarisesei

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A literacy programme for women in Vanuatu
Enikelen Netine

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The Ambunti District Council of Women: Achievements and problems
Theresia Hopkos
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Petzstorme: A women's organisation in the context of a PNG mining project
Jacklynne Membup and Martha Macintyre

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Gender and economic governance
Janet Hunt

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Christianity and women in Bougainville
Ruth Saovanna-Springs