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Women and politics in Papua New Guinea.

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O'Collins, Maev
Josephides, Lisette
Macintyre, Martha
Warry, Wayne
Rooney, Nahau
Mandie, Angela
Hogan, Evelyn
Papua New Guinea. Annual Conference

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Canberra, ACT : Dept. of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University.

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This volume comprises papers presented to the Department of Political and Social Change's fifth annual seminar on Papua New Guinea, held at The Australian National University in May 1984, together with an introductory paper by Professor Maev O'Collins. It brings together contributions by Papua New Guineans and foreigners, politicians and scholars, women and men.

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