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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Fiji Islands"”.

  1. Leadership and social cleavages : political processes among the Indians in Labasa, Fiji Islands

    This study focuses attention on the Indian community and seeks to shed some light on the political aspects of its adaptation to the social situation in Labasa. Adaptation is a complex, multi-dimensional phenomenon involving diverse processes of growth and change. For the analysis of the …

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  2. Leadership and social cleavages : political processes among the Indians in Labasa, Fiji Islands

    This study focuses attention on the Indian community and seeks to shed some light on the political aspects of its adaptation to the social situation in Labasa. Adaptation is a complex, multi-dimensional phenomenon involving diverse processes of growth and change. For the analysis of the …

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  3. Social Capital and Vanua: Challenges to Governance Development in a Community-Based Natural Resource Management Project in Cuvu Tikina, Fiji Islands

    Indigenous Fijians believe that survival of their culture is inextricably linked to their position as land and resource owners. This is summed up in the dual meaning of the term ‘vanua’, which literally means land but also symbolizes the cultural and socio-political traditions of the people. These …

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  4. Social Capital and Vanua: Challenges to Governance Development in a Community-Based Natural Resource Management Project in Cuvu Tikina, Fiji Islands

    Indigenous Fijians believe that survival of their culture is inextricably linked to their position as land and resource owners. This is summed up in the dual meaning of the term ‘vanua’, which literally means land but also symbolizes the cultural and socio-political traditions of the people. These …

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  5. The preparation and characterization of diastereomeric (+)-quinicinol

    … the Plasmodium organism. In the U.S., Fiji Islands, Hawaii, and Guam, the absence of malaria is due to the absence or elimination of the Anopheles (1). Where the mosquito is less easily eliminated, the Plasmodium parasite must be controlled, and so the quest for effective antiplasmodial …

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  6. Scoping micro-level environmental indicators for application in the Cook Islands

    … indicators for application in the Cook Islands to ensure the sustainable development of projects and activities. The scoping of micro-level environmental indicators specific to the Cook Islands is influenced by the need to identify and manage environmental impacts that are relevant, …

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  7. The ecology of the Red-vented Bulbul in Fiji.

    … the Red-vented Bulbul, an avian introduction to Fiji, and its role as an agricultural pest. The work is also of comparative interest as a study, with intensive sampling, of a tropical passerine. In Chapter One, a background description of the natural history of Fiji is provided. The probable …

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