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Australia's relations with the South Pacific - challenge and change

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Bilney, Gordon

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Australian Development Studies Network

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"It is clearly the responsibility of both national governments and donor countries to ask themselves why the region has performed at this disappointing level. I for one do not think the constraints to development which I have mentioned above, or the lack of sufficient external assistance, provide the full answer to this question. Rather, I would contend that the policy frameworks adopted in the region have often retarded the prospects for long-term sustainable economic growth. Until appropriate national policies are implemented little improvement can be expected ..." - page 2

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Bilney, G. (1994). Australia's relations with the South Pacific - challenge and change. Australian Development Studies Network Briefing Paper 34, July 1994. Canberra, ACT: ANU, Australian Development Studies Network

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