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Papua New Guinea in 2016: Growing Civil Frustration

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2017

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May, Ronald

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University of California Press

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Prime Minister Peter O’Neill came under continuing pressure to step down pending resolution of corruption charges but resisted demands from university students and civil society groups and convincingly defeated a parliamentary vote of no confidence. Papua New Guinea experienced a further decline in GDP growth and faced landowner threats to shut down liquefied natural gas production.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/245827

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ANU Research Publications

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Asian Survey

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Open Access

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10.1525/AS.2017.1.194

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