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Papua Nueva Guinea
PAPÚA NUEVA GUINEA Julio 2003 PAPÚA NUEVA GUINEA 182 / 2003 ÍNDICE Pág. I. DATOS BÁSICOS . 1 II. DATOS HISTÓRICOS . 8 III. CONSTITUCIÓN Y GOBIERNO . 18 IV. RELACIONES CON ESPAÑA . 21 1. Diplomáticas . 21 2. Económicas . 22 3. Intercambio de visitas . 23 a) Personalidades papúes a España . 23 V. DATOS DE LA REPRESENTACIÓN ESPAÑOLA . 24 FUENTES DOCUMENTALES . 25 I. DATOS BÁSICOS Características generales Nombre oficial: Estado independiente de Papúa Nueva Guinea (Papua New Guinea; Papua Niugini). Superficie: 462.800 km². Población: 5.300.000 hab. (2001). Capital: Port Moresby (193.000 hab.). Otras ciudades: Lae, 78.000 hab.; Madang, 27.000 hab.; Wewak, 23.000 hab.; Goroka, 18.000 hab. Grupos étnicos: Hay numerosos grupos étnicos en las 20 provincias de Papua Nueva Guinea. Papúes: 84%, melanesios: 15% y otros: 1%. Lengua: Inglés, pidgin y motu (oficiales), papú y aproximada- mente 750 lenguas indígenas. Religión: 58,4% protestantes; 32,8% católicos; 5,4% anglicanos; 3,1% cultos tradicionales indígenas; 0,3% otros. Bandera: Está dividida diagonalmente desde el ángulo supe- rior izquierdo al inferior derecho. La parte superior muestra un ave del paraíso dorada sobre fondo rojo. La parte inferior tiene cinco estrellas blancas de cinco puntas en forma de la constelación de la Cruz del Sur sobre fondo negro. Moneda: Kina (K) = 100 toea Geografía: El país comprende la mitad oriental de la isla de Nue- va Guinea, el archipiélago de Bismarck, las islas del Almirantazgo, Trobriand y D’Entrecasteaux, el archi- piélago de las Luisiadas y las más septentrionales de – 1 – las islas Salomón. El suelo es casi totalmente de origen volcánico y muy montañoso. -
Sandline International
' Challenging the State Challenging the State: the Sandline Affair in Papua New Guinea Edited by Sinclair Dinnen, Ron May and Anthony J. Regan Published jointly by National Centre for Development Studies Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies The Australian National University Canberra Pacific Policy Paper 30 and Department of Political and Social Change Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies The Australian National University Regime Change/Regime Maint enance Discussion Paper No. 21 © National Centre for Development Studies 1997 This work is copyright. Apart from those uses which may be permitted under the Copyright Act 1968 as amended, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission from the publisher. This book is a joint publication of the National Centre for Development Studies, the State, Society and Governance in Melanesia project, and the Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University. The contribution of the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) towards the publication of this series is gratefully acknowledged. The opinions contained in this volume are those of the authors, and not necessarily of the National Centre for Development Studies, the State, Society and Governance in Melanesia project, the Department of Political and Social Change, or of AusAID. ISSN 0817-0444 National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry Challenging the state : theSandline Affair in Papua New Guinea. Bibliography. ISBN 0 7315 2366 0. 1. Internalsecurity - Papua New Guinea. 2. Civil-military relations - Papua New Guinea. 3. Papua New Guinea - Military policy. 4. Papua New Guinea - Armed Forces. -
I Can See My Country Clearly Now
I Can See My Country Clearly Now Daniel Kumbon Memoirs of a Papua New Guinean Traveller United Kingdom, USA & Mexico City Copyright © 2016 Daniel Kumbon All rights reserved. ISBN - 10: 1530843952 ISBN-13: 978-1530843954 Cover Photograph: Alponse Menan Agricultural Officer Kandep DEDICATION This book is dedicated to the memory of Lt. Barney Nelson, E A Markham, my parents and Uncle Wariaka. And to all my children and grandchildren - Penial Kumbon, Atu Benedict Kumbon, Dominica & Emmanuel Kumbon Roa, Forstina, Abiniko & Popene Martin and the un-named ones to follow CONTENTS Foreword i Preface v Colonisation and Independence 1 Born Into a Primitive Society 2 My First Christmas: Fr. Gerald J Theis SVD, Rev Dr Otto C Hintze, Pioneer SDA Pastors & A Pastor With an Array of Guns 12 Against All Odds: The Success Stories of Two Village Girls & A Sibling Saves a Life 25 Sir Tei Abal a Founding Father of the Nation & the Aftermath of Independence 34 In the United Kingdom 45 Our Grand Adventure Was to Fly Over Those Mountains and Beyond 46 Life in Cardiff - Wales & Meeting ‘Wantoks’ in the United Kingdom 57 Archie Markham's View of Enga & Dying for a Drink 67 Women at Work and Poverty on the Streets of London and New York. And PNG? 72 Acid Rain, OK Tedi Environmental Damage & Softening the Impact of Change at Porgera 77 Conservation Efforts in the UK & the Sad State of the Great Kandep Swamplands 88 Norman Cathedrals, Thomas Cook, Flag Fen & the Rapid Journey of a Stone Age Highlands People 94 Lost and Found, Talking Space Travel at Cambridge University & My Neighbourhood Friends 98 In the United States of America 104 A Call of Black Kinship 105 Lt Barney Nelson – My World War II Veteran & Generous Americans 111 Flight of the Jews & Thomas Alva Edison the boy with the addled mind 118 Evil Music. -
The Ramifications of Sharing a Head of State: a Study in the Implications of a Structure
The Ramifications of Sharing a Head of State: A Study in the Implications of a Structure Sean Palmer A thesis submitted to Auckland University of Technology in fulfilment of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 2010 School of Law Primary Supervisor: Noel Cox Contents Contents .............................................................................................................. 2 Index of Case Studies .......................................................................................... 5 Index of Appendices ........................................................................................... 5 Acknowledgements ............................................................................................. 7 Attestation of Authorship .................................................................................... 8 Abstract ............................................................................................................... 9 Part I – Introduction and Foundation ................................................................ 11 Chapter 1 – Introduction and Foundation ..................................................... 11 Section 1.1 – Introduction and Purpose .................................................... 11 Section 1.2 – Introduction to the Methodology ........................................ 16 Chapter 2 – Theory, Methodology, and Structure......................................... 21 Section 2.1 – New Institutionalism ........................................................... 21 Section 2.2 -
The 1992 Papua New Guinea Election: Change and Continuity in Electoral Politics
Political and Social Change Monograph 23 The 1992 Papua New Guinea Election: Change and Continuity in Electoral Politics Edited by Yaw Saffu Department of Political and Social Change Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Australian National University Canberra 1996 ii © Yaw Saffu and the several authors each in respect of the papers contributed by them; for the full list of the names of such copyright owners and the papers in respect of which they are the copyright owners see the Table of Contents of this volume. This work is copyright. Apart from any fair dealings for the purpose of study, criticism or review, as permitted under the Copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission. Enquiries may be made to the publisher. First published 1996, Department of Political and Social Change, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. Printed and manufactured in Australia by Highland Press. Distributed by Department of Political and Social Change Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Australian National University Canberra ACT 0200 Australia (FAX: 61-6-249-5523) (e-mail:[email protected]) National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-publication entry The 1992 Papua New Guinea elections: change and continuity in electoral politics. Bibliography Includes index ISBN 0 7315 2318 0 1. Elections - Papua New Guinea. 2. Papua New Guinea - Politics and government - 1975-. I. Saffu, Yaw, 1943-. II. Australian National University. Research School of Pacific and Asian -
Papua New Guinea Document Date: 1999
Date Printed: 11/03/2008 JTS Box Number: lFES 9 Tab Number: 22 Document Title: Pre-Election Technical Assessment: Papua New Guinea Document Date: 1999 Document Country: Papua New Guinea lFES ID: R01805 IIIIII~I~ II ~III~ - 4 3 9 0 - A DO NOT REMOVE FROM IFES RESOURCE CENTER! I ItSInternational Foundation for Election Systems I .. 1101 15th S1REET, NW.· 1HlRD A.OOR • WASHINGTON, 0.(20005 • (202) 8288507 ' FAX (202) 452.(8)4 • WMV.m.ORG I PRE-ELECTION TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT I PAPUA NEW GUINEA I FEBRUARY 1999 A Report by tile I Internatiollal Foundation/or Electioll Systems I I I I I I I I I I I BOARD Of DIRECTORS Judy A. Blade lesley Israel William R. Sweeney. Jr. DIRECTORS EMERITI Charles T. Manatt leon J. Weil Barbara Boggs Peter G. Keny Richard W. Soudriette James M. Cannon Peter McPherson Chairman Secretary Dame Eugenia Charles Maureen A. Kindel President (Dominica) Richard M. Scammon Patrida Hutar Joseph Napolitan Jean-Pierre Kingsley Randal C. Teague I Chair T~Bsurer (Ca",daj Via' Judy G. Femald Counsel HONORARY DIRECTOR William J. Hybl Sharol W. Siemens I Mrs. f. Clifton White I .• I International Foundation for Election Systems ,illS 1101 IS· Street, NW· 3" Floor. Washington, D.C. 20005. Tel (202)828-8507. Fax (202)452-0804 I ;, AL ;; I I I INDEPENDENT STATE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA I PRE-ELECTION TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT I February 1999 I Prepared by: I James M Heilman Election Administration Specialist, IFES I Washington, DC, USA I I I I I , This report was made possible by a grant from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). -
Module 3.2 Independence Lecturer Support Material
Social and Spiritual Development Strand Social Science Unit 3: Transition and Change Module 3.2 Independence Lecturer Support Material ii Module 3.2 Independence Acknowledgements Materials written and compiled by Helen Walangu (PNGEI) and Aloisia Maradangoi (Balob Teachers’ College) and Sue Lauer (PASTEP adviser) Layout and diagrams supported by Nick Lauer. Date: 28 March 2002 PASTEP Primary and Secondary Teacher Education Project Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) GRM International Papua New Guinea-Australia Development Cooperation Program Lecturer Support Material Module 3.2 Independence iii Unit outline 3.1 Skills for Investigating Change (Core) 3.2 Independence (Core) 3.3 PNG History – an Overview Unit 3 (Optional) 3.4 Transition Power, Control and Change and Change (Optional) 3.5 PNG at War (Optional) 3.6 Technological Change (Optional) 3.7 Pre-history and Archaeology (Optional) Icons Read or research & @ Write or summarise F Activity or discussion Suggestion for lecturers i Lecturer Support Material iv Module 3.2 Independence Table of contents Module 3.2 – Independence.......................................................................................1 Objectives..................................................................................................................1 Teaching Module 3.2: Independence ........................................................................1 Module 3.2: Content.....................................................................................................3 Topic -
Namba 2211 Februeri 2 - 8, 2017 28 Pes Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 Tasol
Wantok Isu Namba 2211 Februeri 2 - 8, 2017 28 pes Niuspepa Bilong Yumi Ol PNG Stret! K1 tasol Issue 134, February 2017 New Bishop P9,10,19 na 20 for Kerema Diocese lukim stori long pes 9 Dadae i nupela Gavana Jeneral Aja Potabe i raitim Palamen i vot long makim Long yia 2002, em i bin nupela Gavana Jeneral. kamap memba aninit long PALAMEN i makim Memba Long namba wan raun, United Party. Long yia 2007, bilong Kabwum, Bob Dadae, Mista Dadae i bin kisim 44 em i bin winim gen sia bi- i kamap namba 10 Gavana vot, Mista Bonga i bin kisim long Kabwum aninit long Jeneral bilong Papua Niugini. 26 vot na Mista Diro i bin United Party we em i bin Taim bilong Gavana Jen- kisim 20 vot. stap deputi pati lida. eral Sir Michael Ogio i pinis Ol i rausim Mista Diro i go Long Ogas 29, 2007, pas- na long kisim ples bilong aut long resis, na larim tu- taim Somare-Temu Gavman em, Palamen i makim Mista pela biknem lida bilong Mo- i bin makim em i kamap Dadae long Trinde long dis- robe yet i resis. Difens Minista i kam inap pela wik. Mista Dadae, husat i Ogas 2, 2011 taim Praim Mista Dadae wantaim pas- memba bilong Peoples’ Na- Minista Peter O’Neill i bin taim memba bilong Nawaeb, tional Congress (PNC) pati kisim ples bilong Sir Michael Timothy Bonga na pastaim bilong Praim Minista Peter Somare. deputi praim minista na O’Neill, i win bihain long 55 Long yia 2012, Mista Dadae biknem PNG Difens Fos ami memba i votim em. -
1977 National Elections
Edited by David Hegarty University of Papua New Guinea Press, 1983. ELECTORAL POLITICS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA: STUDIES ON THE 1977 NATIONAL ELECTIONS David Hegarty (Editor) UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA PRESS © David Hegarty 1983 First published in Papua New Guinea, 1983 Printed in Hong Kong by Colorcraft Ltd. 204 Tsat Tse Mui Road North Point, for the University of Papua New Guinea Press. Hegarty, David 1. Papua New Guinea - elections I. title ISBN 9980-84-3 CONTENTS Preface vi 1. The 1977 national elections in Papua New Guinea - an overview 1 2. Parties and the elections: a case study of the Moresby North-east 18 Open electorate Ralph R. Premdas and Jeffrey S. Steeves 3. Secessionists versus central authority: Papua Besena in the 38 elections Ralph R. Premdas and Jeffrey S. Steeves 4. On the Periphery: North Fly Open Richard Jackson 61 5. "They want to be the highest always": the elections in Simbu 75 Bill Standish 6. Coffee, class and politics: the elections in the Eastern Highlands 123 Mike Donaldson and Ken Good 7. The village perspective: voter decision-making in a Tairora village, 140 Obura-Wonenara Open B. Goode 8. Local alliances and politics: Kainantu Open G.D. Westermark 161 9. Shaping a political arena: the elections in the Southern Highlands 174 J.A. Ballard 10. "Signs of development?": Nipa-Kutubu Open Paul Sillitoe 196 11. The Lae Open electorate: "Union na pati-senis i no kamap" 216 Bob Adams 12. The elections in Finschhafen and Kabwum 228 Melone Wamma and Don Townsend 13. East Sepik: issues, parties and personalities Kwasi Nyamekye 240 14.