Contents
To know more of what it is and what it is not: Pacific research on the move
(pp. 198-204)
Kabini Sanga
Victoria University of Wellington
Martyn Reynolds
Victoria University of Wellington
“Violence is not part of our culture:” Ruminations about violence, culture and gender
(pp. 205-219)
Lynda Newland
University of St Andrews (former)
Dunstan Lawihin
University of Papua New Guinea
Catherine Flynn
Monash University
John K. Kamasua
University of Papua New Guinea
Twenty-five years of inequality-reduction policies in school achievement in New Caledonia
(pp. 232-249)
Samuel Gorohouna
University of New Caledonia
Catherine Ris
University of New Caledonia
Education, colonisation and Kanak aspirations in New Caledonia: Historical contexts and contemporary challenges
(pp. 251-263)
David Small
University of Canterbury
When the ‘tuna wars’ went hot: Kiribati, the Soviet Union, and the fishing pact that provoked a superpower
(pp. 264-281)
Jeff Willis
University of Canterbury
Hegemony and counter hegemony in Fiji
(pp. 282-305)
Sanjay Rasmesh
University of Sydney
Domesticating by commodifying the liberal peace? Evidence from the southern Philippines
(pp. 306-324)
Jovanie C. Espesor
University of Canterbury
Speeches by some prominent policy thinkers
Governance paradoxes and pathways in Pacific Island countries
(pp. 326-339)
Satyendra Prasad
Chief Executive Office, Papua New Guinea Governance Facility
The future of Pacific regionalism: Challenges and prospects
(pp. 340-347)
Colin Tukuitonga
Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Redefining the Role of the Military in Democratization
(pp. 348-350)
John Wood
University of Canterbury
Published by the Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies University of Canterbury