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- First Page
- Title Page
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- Contributors
- Foreword
- 1. Powers of Exclusion in Melanesia
- 2. Urban Melanesia: The Challenges of Managing Land, Modernity and Tradition
- 3. Urban Land in Solomon Islands: Powers of Exclusion and Counter-Exclusion
- 4. ‘There’s Nothing Better than Land’: A Migrant Group’s Strategies for Accessing Informal Settlement Land in Port Moresby
- 5. Informal Land Markets in Papua New Guinea
- 6. The Formation of a Land Grab Policy Network in Papua New Guinea
- 7. Oil Palm Development and Large-Scale Land Acquisitions in Papua New Guinea
- 8. The Political Ramifications of Papua New Guinea’s Commission of Inquiry
- 9. Urban Land Grabbing by Political Elites: Exploring the Political Economy of Land and the Challenges of Regulation
- 10. Making the Invisible Seen: Putting Women’s Rights on Vanuatu’s Land Reform Agenda
- 11. From Colonial Intrusions to ‘Intimate Exclusions’: Contesting Legal Title and ‘Chiefly Title’ to Land in Epi, Vanuatu
- 12. Landownership as Exclusion
- 13. The Politics of Property: Gender, Land and Political Authority in Solomon Islands
- 14. Afterword: Land Transformations and Exclusion across Regions
