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ID:
018087
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Nov 2000.
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261-268
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ID:
035125
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London, Anthony Blond Ltd., 1970.
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xi, 580p.Hbk
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| 005663 | 910.309/OSB 005663 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
063860
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061833
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069079
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ID:
103797
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ID:
133692
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2014.
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Although the risk of conflict over fisheries stocks in the South Pacific is currently low, increasing demand will test existing conversation measures. Lewis Jones examines the potential for confrontations and China seeks to play a larger role in Pacific Fishing.
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ID:
079851
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2007.
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As China rises, it has become increasingly aggressive in applying its soft power in the Pacific. What does China's arrival mean for the emerging regional order in the Pacific? What is it up to in the strategic backwater of the Pacific, which has traditionally been regarded as an 'American lake' and Australia's 'special patch'? Setting my analysis in the broad context of China's new global diplomacy, I argue that the pattern of China's assertive behaviour in the Pacific is no different from its approach to other regions in the global South. I further argue that with only limited strategic, diplomatic and economic investment in the Pacific, China has become a regional power by default. The arrival of China, therefore, is unlikely to provoke any new round of great power competition. Rather, it offers opportunities for the world's second most formidable development challenge.
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ID:
097856
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ID:
129344
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ID:
086807
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2009.
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China's influence in the South Pacific appears to be growing rapidly. China now has the largest number of diplomats in the region.It is observed that " It is now accepted routine that the first official overseas visit by a new head of government from the region is made to Beijing, not to Canberra, Washington or Wellington.
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ID:
128901
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ID:
105489
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ID:
191111
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Climate change education (CCE) can be an important tool to increase local community resilience. In 2017, the Pacific Community ratified the Framework for Resilient Development in the Pacific (FRDP) aiming to equip local communities with skills needed to become more climate change resilient. In 2018, Fiji implemented the Climate Change Resilience Programme (CCRP) at the University of the South Pacific (USP), the first of its kind in the South Pacific. This paper evaluates (i) the orientation and aim of the programme and (ii) how different stakeholders influenced the curriculum development process. Tribe's concept of curriculum space is used to highlight the overall aim of the CCRP. Freeman's stakeholder theory allows to identify key stakeholders and their influence on the curriculum. Results indicate that the programme seems to foster climate resilience in the workplace rather than the local community. Unfortunately, current and future community leaders, the notional targets of this course, were almost completely unrepresented in the process to accredit the course, with the body responsible for accreditation being dominated by industry representatives. This study helps to inform the current review of the Regional Certificate Programme to realign it with its initially envisioned community focus.
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ID:
103590
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2011.
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There is a growing consensus that HIV/AIDS is a 'time bomb' ticking in the South Pacific. This may, in fact, be the case. However, there are at least two major problems with this approach. First, analysis of the implications of the epidemic is based on supposedly concrete links between the epidemic and social, economic and political outcomes. Many of these apparent links have not been established (because the data is not available for the South Pacific). As such, much of the method for analysing the ramifications of the epidemic is borrowed from elsewhere, notably Africa, and the strength of these links is beginning to unravel. Second, research on the vectors of the epidemic that informs this consensus is only as good as the data that it relies on. There are major testing and surveillance gaps in the South Pacific that mean projections are often based on patchy and incomplete data. This can dramatically skew priorities. Reflecting on these problems is important because of the clear ramifications they pose for the development of good public policy in, and toward, the South Pacific.
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ID:
045083
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Bangalore, Regional Centre for Technology Transfer, 1979.
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v.p
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Vol 1
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 018552 | 341.247/REG 018552 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
| 018554 | 341.247/REG 018554 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
009902
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Jan 1996.
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34-40
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056544
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ID:
179199
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The link between trans-national crime and crypto-currencies reveals vulnerabilities in the regional security architecture of the South Pacific. While cryptos are considered a threat by the government, they also offer opportunity. To maximise this opportunity, and to mitigate the threat, the governments should regulate, working alongside our Pacific partners to utilise this unique asset class, as well as the technology on which it is built, to combat the facilitation of trans-national crime and money laundering. Given that it is a disruptive technology with rapidly growing market capitalisation, getting ahead of the curve will reap reward for both the government and law enforcement bodies regionally.
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ID:
102462
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London, Routledge, 2009.
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xxv, 337p.
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9781844721094, hbk
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 055852 | 323.0995/FAR 055852 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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