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Political Participation
in the Pacific: Issues
of Gender, Race
and Religion
Development Bulletin No.
59 October 2002
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Address
to the symposium by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for
Foreign
Affairs
Ms Chris Gallus, MP
Introduction
Political
participation in the Pacific: Issues of gender, race
and
religion
Pamela Thomas
Why
religion, race and gender matter in Pacific politics
Bronwen Douglas
Religion
and religious institutions as defining factors in Papua New Guinea
politics
Philip Gibb
God’s
will in paradise: The politics of ethnicity and religion in Fiji
Steven Ratuva
The
changing face of racism and racial development in Fiji
Scott MacWilliam
Gender
issues in post coup d’etat Fiji: snapshots from the Fiji Islands
P Imrana Jalal
Political
participation in a fragmented democracy: Ethnic and religious
appeal
in Papua New Guinea
Henry Okole
Pathways
to political participation in Fiji: Gender, race and religion
in
sustainable community development and nation building
Eci Nabalarua
To
make a difference: realities of women’s participation in Papua New
Guinea
politics
Orovu Sepoe
Where
are the women in Simbu politics?
Abby McLeod
Gender
and perceptions of political power in Papua New Guinea
Dianne Korare
Winning
and losing in politics: Key issues in Papua New Guinea
Carol Kidu and Susan Setae
Slo
slo: Increasing women’s representation in parliament in Vanuatu
Isabelle Donald, Jane
Strachan,
and Hilda Taleo
Fighting
for a fair deal in national politics
Afu Billy
Custom,
chicanery and the myth of decolonisation in New Caledonia
Susanna Ounei
Law,
governance and civil society: Revolution or evolution in the
modernising
Pacific?
Stewart Fenwick
Interest,
nations and the state in development: Instability in archipelic
Southeast
Asia
Damien Kingsbury
Majelis
Rakyat Papua–the Papuan People’s Assembly–and its significance
in
protecting the rights of the indigenous people of Papua
Agus Sumule
Viewpoint
Debating
the relationship between human rights and aid in Australia
Jane Hearn and Susan Harris
Development
research and policy formulation
Ian Patrick
