Education for economic development in the South Pacific
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Canberra, ACT : National Centre for Development Studies, Research School of Pacific Studies, The Australian National University.
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In recent years rates of economic growth have been low in the
island nations of the South Pacific. Shortages of educated la
bour are an important contributor to poor economic perform
ance. This volume brings together a series of studies on edu
cational development in the region. An overview surveying
major issues of curriculum and financing is followed by an ex
amination of ethnic differences in educational attainment in
Fiji. The next study contrasts the curriculum policies being
followed in Western Samoa and Tonga. This is followed by
studies which survey recent policy developments in Vanuatu
and evaluate the role of fees for education in the Solomon
Islands. The volume concludes with an evaluation of the past
and future role of Australian aid.
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