Add to ORKG"The following is a commentary on scholarly and popular perceptions of groups of people in Papua New Guinea" - page 2AusAI
Papua New Guinea (PNG), a nation of now almost nine million people, continues to evolve and adapt. W...
[Extract] Before the arrival of European settlers, the islands of Admiralty-present Manus Province i...
The broad theme of this thesis is the analysis of increasing social and spatial differentiation in ...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/This study examines the ways ...
New Guinea today is the largest, if not the most populous, non-self-governing territory outside the ...
PNG is often imagined to be a country divided into 'grassroots' and 'elites'. However, this paper ex...
The concept of social capital has received a lot of attention in the social sciences in the last few...
The 2015 European Society for Oceanists conference was one of the largest-ever gatherings of scholar...
Abstract: On many measures of ethno-linguistic diversity, Papua New Guinea is the most frag-mented s...
The Mount Hagen people of the New Guinea Highlands have no indigenous centralised authority. They ha...
To the foreign observer, Papua New Guinea is readily associated with violent gang crime, tribal figh...
This study is concerned with the description and analysis of the social structure of the Mailu peop...
Ponam Island, a small community in Manus Province, Papua New Guinea, is the subject of this innovati...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1996 Richard Charles Sikani.Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a ...
This dissertation is an analytic ethnography of aspects of local organizations among the Onabasulu o...
Papua New Guinea (PNG), a nation of now almost nine million people, continues to evolve and adapt. W...
[Extract] Before the arrival of European settlers, the islands of Admiralty-present Manus Province i...
The broad theme of this thesis is the analysis of increasing social and spatial differentiation in ...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/This study examines the ways ...
New Guinea today is the largest, if not the most populous, non-self-governing territory outside the ...
PNG is often imagined to be a country divided into 'grassroots' and 'elites'. However, this paper ex...
The concept of social capital has received a lot of attention in the social sciences in the last few...
The 2015 European Society for Oceanists conference was one of the largest-ever gatherings of scholar...
Abstract: On many measures of ethno-linguistic diversity, Papua New Guinea is the most frag-mented s...
The Mount Hagen people of the New Guinea Highlands have no indigenous centralised authority. They ha...
To the foreign observer, Papua New Guinea is readily associated with violent gang crime, tribal figh...
This study is concerned with the description and analysis of the social structure of the Mailu peop...
Ponam Island, a small community in Manus Province, Papua New Guinea, is the subject of this innovati...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 1996 Richard Charles Sikani.Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a ...
This dissertation is an analytic ethnography of aspects of local organizations among the Onabasulu o...
Papua New Guinea (PNG), a nation of now almost nine million people, continues to evolve and adapt. W...
[Extract] Before the arrival of European settlers, the islands of Admiralty-present Manus Province i...
The broad theme of this thesis is the analysis of increasing social and spatial differentiation in ...