Nationalism in the Pacific
Nationalism and imperialism – Australia’s ambivalent relationship to Papua New Guinea and the Pacific islands
... New Guinea was central to the wartime change in Australia‟s perception of its relationship to Asia and the Pacific, yet New Guinea is neither Asian nor Pacific, but remains stubbornly itself. Its multitude ...
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Crown and country : nationalism and Britishness in Scotland, Australia and England
... 2). Hanson’s populism was, like Campbell’s, a rejection of the social, economic and political consensus of multiculturalism and indigenous affairs, economic rationalism and the management of politics by professionals ...
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Nationalism and Sovereignty in Niue, the Cook Islands, Fiji and Hawai‘i
... As such even if claims such as that of the Hawaiian sovereignty movement can be determined to be morally and legally correct, they remain largely meaningless without a political will to respect the claim. States in ...
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Australia’s role in promoting and supporting tuberculosis control in the Western Pacific Region
... The estimated prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in new TB cases in the WPR was 2.3% in 2010, 3 with countries ranging from less than 1% up to 15%. WHO reports that HIV has the potential to reverse the ...
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AUROBINDO’S THEORY OF NATIONALISM
... and nationalism were never mundane; rather they were full of religious ...gave nationalism the highest place among human ...of nationalism. It is due to nationalism that we have a pride in the ...
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Why Does Nationalism High Or Low? Revealing Factors Affecting Nationalism
... on nationalism is the cultural ...on nationalism because everyone lives and develops in the cultural environment that exists in his ...developing nationalism because in organizations developing a ...
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Techno Trans nationalism
... interactions linking people and institutions across the boundaries of nation-states. As people move across the globe for various reasons, regional autonomy is no longer restricted to nation-states. New modes of ...
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Everyday Arabism: The daily reproduction of nationalism and supranationalism in contemporary Syria and Jordan
... beyond nationalism into a supra-nationalism, where does that leave state identity in the Arab world? When Old Arabism failed in the 1960s, those who highlighted its decline such as Fouad Ajami predicted ...
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Andrew Fletcher, England, Europe and the Search for a New British Polity
... English nationalism can be seen in Bills against Occasional Conformity designed to keep non-conformists out of official positions, Bills against immigrants and Jews and in the ways in which both Whigs and Tories ...
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The torchbearers of progress : youth, volunteer organisations and national discipline in India, c 1918 1947
... representation of the body, see Dimeo, ‘A Parcel of Dummies?’ Sport and the Body in Indian His- tory’ in James Mills, Satadru Sen (eds) Confronting the Body, pp 38-55, p. 43. There are a number of good studies on the ...
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Pediatric Clinical Trials: Current Scenario in the Asia Pacific Region
... parents are generally accepted (59%) as the LAR to consent on behalf of children, and guardians can stand in as LARs when parents are deceased. Based on the survey results, only Japan requires both the parents to sign ...
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The Pacific Solution – A Catastrophe for the Pacific!?
... the Pacific Islands might become ...low-lying Pacific Island countries (PICs) debates and discourses about people’s future flare up the fear of becoming homeless and refugees is worrying ...its ...
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Two egg derived molecules in sperm motility initiation and fertilization in the Pacific herring (Clupea pallasi)
... ABSTRACT Sperm of the Pacific herring are immotile at spawning. Two egg-derived molecules are capable of initiating sperm motility. One is herring sperm activating protein(s) (HSAPs) and the other is sperm ...
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Marshall Islands joint annual report 2007
... These consisted of: Pacific ACP Regional Economic Integration Programme PACREIP Development of Sustainable Agriculture in the Pacific DSAP Pacific Regional and OCT Fisheries Programme PR[r] ...
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Swimming Against the Tide
... the Pacific have tried to tightly control foreign investment, but they must recognize that business is risky and it is inevitable that some foreign investment will fail, resulting in the bankruptcy or exit of new ...
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Micronesia joint annual report 2007
... These consisted of: Pacific ACP Regional Economic Integration Programme PACREIP Development of Sustainable Agriculture in the Pacific DSAP Pacific Regional and OCT Fisheries Programme PR[r] ...
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The Attitude of Amitav Ghosh and Khushwant Singh on Nationalism and Partition in The Shadow Lines and Train to Pakistan
... of nationalism and ...of nationalism in spite of being the product of migration as a result of partition) got her new realization after facing the difficult the process of passport and visa during the time ...
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Palau joint annual report 2007
... These consisted of: Pacific ACP Regional Economic Integration Programme PACREIP Development of Sustainable Agriculture in the Pacific DSAP Pacific Regional and OCT Fisheries Programme PR[r] ...
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A New Dawn in Nationalism Studies? Some Fresh Incentives to Overcome Historiographical Nationalism
... However, it is not just a question of units of analysis and terminology. The nation-state also provides a normative framework, which is still omnipresent in the writings of historians and passes largely unacknowledged. ...
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Nationalism and supranational regional solidarity: The case of modern Japanese nationalism and its perception of Asia, 1868 2001
... In this way, political and economic Regionalisation, a shared inferiority complex to the West and the common experience of successful economic development have together provided East Asia with potential ideological and ...
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