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Studying Policy from the Ground Up: The Solomon Islands Case

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2017

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Barbara, Julien

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ISEAS Publishing

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From grassroots conflicts to great power relations, this book explores some of the key concepts, methodologies, and dilemmas of researching Asia-Pacific affairs. The book deals with key questions about the Asia Pacific: Why should we study policy from the ground up? What are the human considerations for societies in conflict? Why is regionalism important and how do global powers play a role? Should Asia-Pacific researchers embrace the design-based revolution in the social sciences? Muddy Boots and Smart Suits is for students, scholars, and policymakers in the region looking for a new way to understand local, regional, and global security challenges.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/248287

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Muddy Boots & Smart Suits: Researching Asia-Pacific Affairs

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2099-12-31

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