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The Development Bulletin - Urban development in the Pacific

Pacific Island countries are experiencing dramatic social, political and demographic change as urban populations increase and the flow of people moving from rural villages

IB2017/9 Deep Sea Minerals in the Pacific

In 2016 c. 24 million tonnes of copper was produced.

IB2017/2 Measuring Regional Progress for a Blue Economy

Why are Pacific economies smaller than those of other nations? The standard answer to this question highlights the unique vulnerabilities and dependencies of the region, such

Advancing models of parliamentary gender quotas in the Pacific

An academic specialising in women's political representation says the Pacific is still lagging behind other regions in this area.

Organised crime in Pacific involves political elites: Report

A recently published discussion paper by the Australian National University (ANU) argues that the most significant organised crime in the Pacific involves the connection between political elites and illicit actors.

Pacific Labour Mobility: Removing the Gender Blinkers

To date, women’s participation in the SWP and New Zealand’s Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme has been low (Bailey 2014; Chattier 2015). Increasing women’s participation in these

Climate Migration and Climate Migrants: What Threat, Whose Security?

Published in Jane McAdam, ed., Climate Change and Displacement: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2010, pp. 175-90.

New Responses to Natural Disasters through Seasonal Labour Mobility Programs

This In Brief discusses how recent labour mobility policies can and have enabled contributions for immediate and mid- to long-term recoveries

Growing Chinese Trilateral Aid Cooperation

The rapid growth of Chinese foreign aid has become prominent in the past decade.

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