Add to ORKGThis article sets out the range of institutions for dispute resolution in Vanuatu. It then discusses some of the restrictions on accessing these forums, drawing on pertinent legislation and case law, and an Australian government survey which took place on the island of Malekula in 2015 (the 'Malekula Study').1 The impact of the country's size on these issues is highlighted in the discussio
In a country such as Vanuatu, where land is owned by the indigenous custom owners and the Constituti...
There has been much talk of governance in the South Pacific in the past few years. Indeed, it seems ...
This paper is intended to fill a gap in the literature concerning the Vanuatu judiciary, as this top...
Governance in Vanuatu has been a source of concern for Australia as it forms part of Australia'...
This chapter addresses indigenous ways of dispute resolution in the South Pacific island state of Va...
This paper seeks to analyze the potential for violent conflict in the Republic of Vanuatu, a small i...
Globally, there is significant literature on comparative Dispute Resolution Mechanism (DRM). Howeve...
Island Courts were established in Vanuatu in the mid nineteen eighties to provide a forum for the re...
The Republic of Vanuatu, located in the south west Pacific, comprises a total land area of 12,195 sq...
The past two years have been declared the years of the ‘custom (kastom) economy’ within Vanuatu, by ...
Vanuatu is one of the five least developed Pacific island nations according to the classification of...
This article argues that increasing the quality of conflict management in legally plural countries r...
The past two years have been declared the years of the ‘custom (kastom) economy’ within Vanuatu, by ...
Vanuatu lies in the oft-cited 'Arc of instability' which marks Melanesian nations and causes near ne...
This article revisits Pacific Courts' treatment of two procedural tools for locating litigation in t...
In a country such as Vanuatu, where land is owned by the indigenous custom owners and the Constituti...
There has been much talk of governance in the South Pacific in the past few years. Indeed, it seems ...
This paper is intended to fill a gap in the literature concerning the Vanuatu judiciary, as this top...
Governance in Vanuatu has been a source of concern for Australia as it forms part of Australia'...
This chapter addresses indigenous ways of dispute resolution in the South Pacific island state of Va...
This paper seeks to analyze the potential for violent conflict in the Republic of Vanuatu, a small i...
Globally, there is significant literature on comparative Dispute Resolution Mechanism (DRM). Howeve...
Island Courts were established in Vanuatu in the mid nineteen eighties to provide a forum for the re...
The Republic of Vanuatu, located in the south west Pacific, comprises a total land area of 12,195 sq...
The past two years have been declared the years of the ‘custom (kastom) economy’ within Vanuatu, by ...
Vanuatu is one of the five least developed Pacific island nations according to the classification of...
This article argues that increasing the quality of conflict management in legally plural countries r...
The past two years have been declared the years of the ‘custom (kastom) economy’ within Vanuatu, by ...
Vanuatu lies in the oft-cited 'Arc of instability' which marks Melanesian nations and causes near ne...
This article revisits Pacific Courts' treatment of two procedural tools for locating litigation in t...
In a country such as Vanuatu, where land is owned by the indigenous custom owners and the Constituti...
There has been much talk of governance in the South Pacific in the past few years. Indeed, it seems ...
This paper is intended to fill a gap in the literature concerning the Vanuatu judiciary, as this top...