Lines across the sea: colonial inheritance in the post colonial Pacific

Colonial Inheritance: The Pacific Islands Experience Conference; Pacific History Association Conference

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Lines across the sea: colonial inheritance in the post colonial Pacific

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1955

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Colonial Inheritance: The Pacific Islands Experience Conference

Pacific History Association Conference

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Brisbane, Qld. : Pacific History Association

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Paradoxically, the colonial inheritance gains significance as the colonial era recedes into the past. This collection of papers not only summarises current issues and recent research: it is equally a foretaste of the work to be done to understand today's state structures in their historical and political contexts.

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