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Imagining the Other: The Representation of the Papua New Guinean Subject (Pacific Islands Monograph Series) by Regis Tove Stella, 2007-03

The United Nations and the Indonesian Takeover of West Papua, 1962-1969: The Anatomy of Betrayal by John Saltford, 2007-03-16

Bones of the Ancestors: The Ambum Stone by Brian Egloff, 2008-04-07

Bougainville Before The Conflict

Breaking Spears and Mending Hearts: Peacemakers and Restorative Justice in Bougainville by Pat Howley, 2003-08-02

Security and Development in the Pacific Islands: Social Resilience in Emerging States

The Heart of the Pearl Shell: The Mythological Dimension of Foi Sociality (Studies in Melanesian Anthropology, 5) by James F. Weiner, 1988-06-02

Day of Reckoning by Lachlan Strahan, 2007-02-28

Throwim Way Leg Adventures In the Jungle by Timothy Flannery, 1998-09-14

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AsiaSource: AsiaLINKS - A Resource Of The Asia Society
Asia Society, its programs, publications, exhibitions, regional centers, membership RegionAustralAsia papua new guinea news Media (1), Society history (3
http://www.asiasource.org/links/al_mp_05.cfm?CountryID=5,41&l=2
Transparency Internationa - Papua New Guinea
a difficult period in the history of PNG. is Your Choice Strategies for Teachersin papua new guinea. International and regional matters were not ignored
http://www.transparencypng.org.pg/newsl/5thAGM.htm

Extractions: Volume 2 Issue 3 March 2002 kro To Previous Issues TI PNG calls for election audit TI Pacific Regional Conference in Alotau Conference closes with plans for the future ... TI Bribery Payers Index 2002 Sir Anthony's address to the 5th AGM Sir Anthony Siaguru, Chairman of the Board of directors of TI (PNG) prefaced his remarks at the 5th Annual General meeting with the caveat that his preoccupation with the work of TI might bias his views on the achievements and events of the past years. He proposed a brief review of the evolution of both the organization and the work of TI (PNG) since its inception on the 24th January 1997. Both of these programs were real successes, the Electoral Reform Project (ERP) resulted in the successful passage of a bill in August of 2001 to implement a system of preferential voting. The education project was endorsed by the Ministry of Education and is at present being distributed throughout the school system. The fact that TI Secretariat in Berlin has commended this project, distributed it worldwide and that it is being considered for use throughout the Pacific region is an endorsement of the work of our directors and staff. All of those involved are to be congratulated. In the period from March 2001 to the present a number of major milestones were achieved .Of particular note was the passage of two pieces of legislation which we believe will bring about a fairer and more representative democratic system for Papua New Guinea. The passage of these bills was due in large part to an unprecedented awareness and education campaign funded by the EU.
Staff, Graduate Studies In Political Science & International Relations - Graduat
development, national and provincial politics in papua new guinea. Mr Alan Dupont(regional security) Professor David Horner (military history; strategic and
http://www.anu.edu.au/graduate/programs/p4/staff.html

Extractions: Dr David West (contemporary political theory; politics of sexuality; Habermas and critical theory; theories of new social movements) Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies (Middle East and Central Asia), Faculty of Arts Dr Nijmeh Hajjar (Arabic literature, culture and society; role of women in Middle Eastern cultures)
PAPUA NEW GUINEA INDEPENDENT
For example, how the logging and the new need to create some sense of pride in theirrich and vibrant history. 55, and it was an issue of regional pride that I
http://www.niugini.com/independent/provnews4.html

Extractions: Previous Experiences in the Purari Delta This article details the research into people in the Purari Delta in the Gulf province and how the 'outside' world is affecting their lives. The writer is Joshua Bell, a Ph.D Candidate in Anthropology at the Oxford University in England, and presents his experiences during his field research in the area. I BEGAN my field research in March 2001 and continued until November 2002. I was in PNG for a total of 19 months. I first came to PNG with Dr Robert Welsch (Dartmouth College) in August 2000 to assist him in research up in Aitape, West Sepik province on the social impact of the tsunami. Later after completing two months of research (which involved Wilfred Oltomo) in Aitape, Robert, Sebastian Haraha and I went to the Gulf province in October 2000. The purpose of this trip, as Sebastian has written about for the Museum Dekenai and Paradise Magazine, was to conduct a survey on the present state of art in the region. Robert is currently working on an exhibit about the Gulf, which both Sebastian and I are involved with and he wanted to see the area. The trip enabled me not only to see the Gulf, but to assess where would be a good place to conduct my fieldwork and which local communities were interested in hosting me. The focus of my research was investigating how people in the Purari Delta understand and talk about the histories of their interactions with the outside world over the last century, how their relationships with their material world and their construction of identity have shifted during this process.
Papua New Guinea
Tribal or regional names such as papuan, Tolai, Southern Highlander, Simbu and Huli,are also papua new guinea people, politics and history since 1975.
http://www.west.net/~exotic/facts.htm

Extractions: You are abou to embark on a rewarding travel adventure in which a world of the utmost natural beauty and vibrant cultures will be explored. To add to the enjoyment of your holiday and to ensure you have a smooth running trip, we provide the following advice and tips from A to Z. Unlike many travel purveyors, the"warts and all" scenario is provided. P lease also keep in mind while preparing for your visit and while travelling in Papua New Guinea, that although PNG is situated relatively close to other well developed South Pacific and other Asian nations such as Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Tahiti, Indonesia and Singapore, PNG is somewhat isolated and as a result, most services and facilities, including transportation and tourism, are relatively underdeveloped by comparison. Unlike these countries and Africa, you are visiting a country with a tourist trade in its infancy and thus you may have to deal with different situations along the way. PNG also has a cultuer which is completely different from others. Although these factors make for a unique experience, it may at times create circumstances which may become frustrating if the visitor does not remain patient and keep an open mind. If you come to PNG with a spirit of adventure and a positive/flexible attitude, you will surely have only good memories to take home with you. We look forward to welcoming you in Papua New Guinea!
SIL Bibliography: Serials Index
Occasional papers (regional Language Centre). Occasional papers from EthnoInfo. OnBeing. Oral history. Orbe Médico. papua new guinea Journal of Education.
http://www.ethnologue.com/serials_index.asp?letter=O-R
Info On Papua New Guinea
Tribal or regional names, such as papuan, Tolai, Southern Highlander, Simbu, Huli,are also papua new guinea people, politics and history since 1975.
http://www.pngtravel.com/info.html

Extractions: The Wilderness Lodges can arrange the postage of your art on your behalf if the art is within certain size and weight limits. The Lodges arrange for the art to be transported to our Mount Hagen office free of charge by putting it on the next aircraft with available weight and space. Here the art will be properly packaged and forwarded by surface or airmail only. The Maximum dimensions of any one piece to suit the PNG Postal system are: Length: 32 inches (810mm); Girth: 70 inches (1770mm); Weight: 20 lbs (12 kg).
Home Page For The History & Government Division
Alberni, British Columbia * See also Vancouver Island regional Map, British 1990* City of Port Moody Port Moresby * papua new guinea * 1983 * Broadbent's
http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/his/Roadmaps/Pmap.html

Extractions: Click on the letters below to move through the alphabetic file or return to the full Alphabetical Index. PA PAR PE ... PR Top of the page Top of the page Top of the page Philadelphia * Pennsylvania * 1:7,900 * 2001 * Insight Map Philadelphia * Pennsylvania * 1:26,000 * 1996 * Rand McNally Philadelphia County * Pennsylvania * 1:32,000 * 1990 * Street and Transit Map * SEPTA Philippines * See also: Asia, South East Philippines (North and Manila) (2) * 1:1,200,000 * 2001 * ITMB Philippines * 1:1,500,000 * 1991 * Nelles Philippines and Celebes * 1:5,000,000 * 1989 * Bartholomew Phnom Penh * Cambodia * [No scale] * 2001 * Adventure Cambodia Silkworm Books Phoenix * Arizona * 1:46,000 * 1996 * Rand McNally Phoenix (east) * Arizona * 1 inch = .7 mile * 1994 * AAA/Gousha Phoenix (west) * Arizona * 1 inch = .7 mile * 1994 * AAA/Gousha Phoenix * Arizona * Transit Map Phuket, Thailand * See: Thailand - Southern Top of the page Top of the page Top of the page Top of page
History Writing Guides
UpEscalator regional Inequality in papua new guinea. Australian Geographer Guiltof new England. The Reading, Writing, and Researching for history A Guide
http://academic.bowdoin.edu/WritingGuides/researching/papers/html/bibliography.s

Extractions: Keep a separate card for each source you consult. Be sure to include all of the relevant publication information for each of your sources. A few examples taken from Kate Turabian, A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations , (Chicago: Fifth Edition, 1987) follow. These are only the most common types of sources you will need to cite; you will surely need to consult Turabian or another style manual for others. Note that the way to cite a source in a bibliography if different than the way to cite a source in a footnote.
GlobalEd: Secondary: Case Studies Page
East Timor, history in the making Rebuilding Fiji, The pacific regional vectorborne disease project, papua new guinea, Re-building Bougainville by Re-building
http://globaled.ausaid.gov.au/secondary/casestud/

Extractions: COUNTRY SUBJECT AGE GROUP Philippines Farmers facing poverty - the success of the San Agustin Farmers Secondary Tuvalu Waste Management in Tuvalu Secondary China The global environment facility Secondary Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo Water source of life: A case study of a water and sanitation project in Uvira Secondary Africa, Mozambique Building/construction, schools, infrastructure, volunteers Africa, Mozambique Demining, landmines Africa, Tanzania Coming to terms with HIV/AIDS in Arumeru: A community-based approach to HIV/AIDS prevention and care in Tanzania Secondary Africa, Tanzania Planting trees of hope in Tanzania, Africa: The Kwimba Reforestation Project Africa, Zimbabwe Food security, veterinary science Bangladesh Children claim their rights in Bangladesh Bangladesh Credit where credit is due - Grameen Bank Primary Bangladesh Rebuilding Damaged Communities: Support for Sustaining Peace in the Chittagong Hill Tracts - Bangladesh Cambodia Non-formal education program for mainstreaming disabled children in Cambodia Cambodia Street children Cambodia Teaching for human rights in Cambodia China Livestock and Livelihoods - Escaping Poverty in Rural China China A Literacy Program for Women in China - the Key to Improving Health Secondary China Aid and the Chinese Economy: The Qinghai Community Development Project Secondary Cook Islands Waste management, environment
UD Biological Sciences - J. Pandolfi Profile
these patterns; 2) understand the effects of local, regional, and global 1993 Pandolfi,JM A review of the tectonic history of papua new guinea and its
http://www.udel.edu/bio/people/faculty/jpandolfi.html

Extractions: Research Interests Top Current Research Group Top Ann F. Budd, Ph.D. - Professor, University of Iowa - The origin of the modern Caribbean reef coral fauna: evolution and extinction within the Montastraea annularis complex Evan Edinger, Ph.D. - Post-doctoral Fellow, Laurentian University, Canada - Preservation potential of Quaternary coral reefs Melissa A. Frey - Ph.D. student, University of California, Davis - A long-term paleoecological record of coral reef communities from Huon Peninsula, Papua New Guinea Lisa Gardner - Ph.D. student, University of Georgia, Persistence and change in Pleistocene coral reef communities from the Caribbean
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and regional identity in historical context; papua new guinea, Scotland. AFFILIATEDFACULTY IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS OR CAMPUSES. George Reid Andrews, (history)
http://www.pitt.edu/~pittanth/ethni.html

Extractions: Information u Site Map u Anthro. Home E thnic politics and nationalist movements dominated the late twentieth century, and will play a huge role in shaping the world in this new century. In recognition, the Department of Anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh offers a concentration in ethnicity, nationalism, and the state to students in the graduate program. Students who specialize in cultural anthropology have the opportunity to undertake course work and research on a wide range of contemporary issues relating to ethnicity, nationalism, or the state. Among the topics explored in faculty research and course offerings are:
HELP Resources - NGO Health-Education-Livelihood-Participation People/technology
products to work at national and regional levels Imperial Army occupation, 19421945)- The history of health first of its kind in papua new guinea, intended to
http://www.metrotown.info/papua-new-guinea/ngo-help-resources/

Extractions: see resources on Papua New Guinea HELP Resources: Profile, October 2002 HELP is an acronym denoting our commitment to committing human and technical resources to achieve Health, Education, Livelihood and Participation for all. HELP Resources is a local NGO, with a focus on rural and grassroots communities. HELP Resources is well networked across Papua New Guinea, the Pacific Region and globally. HELP Resources acts locally and thinks globally. The goal and objectives of HELP Resources reflect the fundamental principles of Constitution of Papua New Guinea as well as PNG's current commitments to global development goals and conventions. HELP Resources was founded in 1998. The Vision, Goals and objectives of HELP Resources were shaped through a strategic planning process in 1999. HELP Resources was originally conceived as an 'open door ' to meet the Information and Communication, Training and Capacity Building and Networking and sharing needs of local communities, groups and community-based organisations that are keen to undertake sustainable development initiatives. HELP R was built a core team of committed Executive Committee members and staff members who collectively have extensive experience in rural and social development in PNG. Most of the founding staff worked voluntarily or in a semi-voluntary capacity for the first 2 years. Their common commitment was to create a local organisation that would provide the information, linkages, visits, training and technical and morale support requested by the people of the East Sepik province, nd their local NGOs and CBOs. The past four years have involved building the structures, capacity and community confidence to make that happen.
RI: Regional Magazines List
A Brief history of the regional Magazines. contact Candy Isaac, Senior regional MagazineCoordinator. American Samoa, new Zealand, papua new guinea, Fiji, Cook
http://www.rotary.org/newsandinfo/regionalmags/

Extractions: Home News and Information Regional Magazines Regional Magazines A Brief History of the Regional Magazines More than half of the Rotarians worldwide are served by one of the 27 RI regional magazines listed below. These publications are produced independently by Rotarians. They are distributed in 121 countries, published in 20 languages, and have a combined total circulation of 750,000. Each magazine is unique, with a local editorial slant. At the same time, the regional magazines include required articles and photographs of international Rotary interest that they receive from The Rotarian. For further information about the RI regional magazines or for sample copies, contact Candy Isaac , Senior Regional Magazine Coordinator. Derrick S. Couper, Editor
ARAZPA Home
The collective professional association of the zoos and aquariums of Australia, new Zealand and papua new guinea, maintaining the Australasian Species Management Program.
http://www.arazpa.org.au/

Extractions: ARAZPA (The Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquaria) is the peak zoo and aquarium organisation in the Australasian region. ARAZPA's membership includes the major zoos and aquariums in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific Islands. ARAZPA is working towards developing zoos and aquariums as centres of excellence in conservation education and research.
Education Planet Geography And Countries,Regional Resources,Pacific,Oceania,Papu
directory.vaionline.it vi permette di accedere al directory di siti italiani. E' organizzato per aree geografiche e aree temeatiche. Fa parte del portale Vaionline che ti offre molti altri servizi.
http://www.educationplanet.com/search/Geography_and_Countries/Regional_Resources

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World Travel Guide - Papua New Guinea - The Highlands
lives in this least accessible part of papua new guinea. This region has the longesthistory of contact has a comprehensive display of regional artefacts; the
http://www.travel-guide.com/data/png/png180.asp

Extractions: EASTERN HIGHLANDS: This region has the longest history of contact with the West. Kainantu is reached from Lae through the Kassim Pass . It has a large cultural centre, selling traditional artefacts; it also provides training in print-making and weaving. The largest town is Goroka , an agricultural and commercial centre for the entire Highlands region. The JK McCarthy Museum has a comprehensive display of regional artefacts; the Leahy wing contains photographs taken by early explorers. In the town centre the Raun Raun Theatre company provides contemporary performances of traditional stories and legends. Bena Bena Village , 10km (6 miles) from Goroka, is the largest handweaving organisation in the Highlands. Also nearby is
MAF Australia :: Papua New Guinea - History
papua new guinea history MAF flying operations commenced in May 1951utilising just one Auster Autocar aircraft. Operations came
http://www.maf.org.au/png/pnghist.php

Extractions: For feedback or enquiries about this site, contact Webmaster@maf.org.au This site looks best with version 4 or later browsers Home MAF Regions Papua New Guinea > History Papua New Guinea - History MAF flying operations commenced in May 1951 utilising just one Auster Autocar aircraft. Operations came to an unexpected halt when the Auster crashed in the Asaroka Gap due to bad weather. The pilot Harry Hartwig died on impact. Despite this tragedy, the faith and determination of the supporters of MAF overcame the setback to ensure the aviation service continued in PNG. As a result, the network of MAF bases and routes has expanded across PNG serving several hundred remote communities. Initially, MAF flights predominantly supported expatriate missionaries in Papua New Guinea. With subsequent nationalisation of their positions, the missionary population rightly decreased. MAF now serves those who continue that work, including pastors, teachers, community development workers and medical staff, as well as the wider community. MAF flies for churches, missions and Christian organisations at a subsidised rate. We also work alongside the church to further the gospel of Jesus Christ. In addition we maintain a Christian witness while supporting local communities, many of whom rely on our aircraft as their primary means of transport.
Papua New Guinea (British Empire & Commonwealth Land Forces)
Comprehensive catalog of web resources pertaining to papua new guinea land forces and military history.
http://www.regiments.org/../milhist/pacific/png.htm

Extractions: Other Web Catalogues Brief Constitutional History of Papua New Guinea Note: for a fuller imperial constitutional history see British Empire and Commonwealth Eastern New Guinea annexed by Queensland Eastern New Guinea became a Protectorate Eastern New Guinea became a Crown Colony New Guinea administration assigned to the Commonwealth of Australia for five years New Guinea became a Territory of the Commonwealth of Australia under the name Papua First World War German New Guinea annexed by Australia Second World War Japanese invaded New Guinea Australian forces expelled Japanese from New Guinea Territories united under Australian administration as the Trust Territory of Papua and New Guinea Papua New Guinea independence See also: Empire and Commonwealth Weapons and Equipment and for Papua New Guinea Armed Forces Organisational Overview
RSPAS - PAH Publications
Sources on Australia and Japan at war in papua and new guinea, 194245. East Asianhistory Journal Geremie Barmé (Editor); Journal Of Pacific history
http://rspas.anu.edu.au/pah/publications.php

Extractions: Jennifer Terrell (Executive Editor) Page top Through the RSPAS Bookstore Online Bibliography of Statistical Sources on Southeast Asia, c. 1750-1990 Southeast Asian Exports Since the 14th Century: Cloves, pepper, coffee and sugar Chinese Economic Activity in Netherlands India. Selected translations from the Dutch

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