Policy transfer in Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific: where, how, who, what and from where?

Larmour, Peter

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Policy transfer in Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific: where, how, who, what and from where?

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2002

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Larmour, Peter

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Asia Pacific Press

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Aid programs often involve the transfer of policies and institutions to developing countries, yet borrowed or transplanted institutions may not suit local conditions. Institutional transfer has been a persistent issue in the history of the South Pacific,

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Keywords: governance approach; institutional framework; land registration; policy analysis; Pacific Islands; Papua New Guinea

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/94683

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Pacific Economic Bulletin

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