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Rudd's Way: The Alp In Government And Its Policies Toward The South Pacific, Charles M. Hawksley
Rudd's Way: The Alp In Government And Its Policies Toward The South Pacific, Charles M. Hawksley
Charles M Hawksley
As Opposition Leader Kevin Rudd made critical statements on the approach of the Howard government to the Pacific Islands. He called for a new approach from Australia, particularly toward the Melanesian states of Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Fiji. Now as Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has the opportunity to put the rhetoric into practice. There is certainly a more positive story about the Pacific being articulated by the Australian government, and this is being well received in the Pacific Islands. There has been a flurry of activity and much talk of "Pacific Development Partnerships", "mutual respect" and a "new …
Email Money Scams: State Responses To One Type Of Cyber Crime, Charles Hawksley
Email Money Scams: State Responses To One Type Of Cyber Crime, Charles Hawksley
Charles M Hawksley
No abstract provided.
Policing And The Responsibility To Protect In Oceania: A Preliminary Survey Of Policing Aid Programs In The 'Arc Of Responsibility', Charles M. Hawksley
Policing And The Responsibility To Protect In Oceania: A Preliminary Survey Of Policing Aid Programs In The 'Arc Of Responsibility', Charles M. Hawksley
Charles M Hawksley
This paper presents preliminary research about the donor aid programs that contribute to police-building in the `Arc of Responsibility' in the Pacific and Australia's `near-abroad'. It focuses on the capacity building projects that exist in Timor Leste and Solomon Islands with respect to police training. The two cases represent examples of exogenous state-building, situations in which the form and function of the state is to a great extent being dictated by outside actors. The international community provides different forms of assistance toward strengthening state capacity in the policing sector and this paper explores how police training programs and the deployment …
Sovereignty And Intervention In The Western Pacific, Charles M. Hawksley
Sovereignty And Intervention In The Western Pacific, Charles M. Hawksley
Charles M Hawksley
The possibility of an ‘arc of instability’1 across the Western Pacific states of Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Fiji carries serious security concerns for the entire Pacific region. This paper examines Australian-led interventions in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands to analyse the effects that they are having on the concept of sovereignty, both for states in the Western Pacific region and for international relations more generally. It argues that the nation-state ideal is under severe strain and that failed states are symptomatic of a wider problem of legitimacy, caused in part by the liberal assumption underpinning …
Art Against The State; Or What I Lived For, Elizabeth Willis
Art Against The State; Or What I Lived For, Elizabeth Willis
Elizabeth Willis
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The Milk Separator And The New Goose: Niedecker, Eisenstein, And The Poetics Of Non-Indifference, Elizabeth Willis
The Milk Separator And The New Goose: Niedecker, Eisenstein, And The Poetics Of Non-Indifference, Elizabeth Willis
Elizabeth Willis
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Possessing Possession: Lorine Niedecker, Folk, And The Allegory Of Making, Elizabeth Willis
Possessing Possession: Lorine Niedecker, Folk, And The Allegory Of Making, Elizabeth Willis
Elizabeth Willis
No abstract provided.