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Following on a National Scale their Old Tribal Traditions of Rule by Consent of the People : How Westminster Government Hybridised, Transformed, Yet Persisted in Papua New Guinea

Ritchie, Jonathan 2004, Following on a National Scale their Old Tribal Traditions of Rule by Consent of the People : How Westminster Government Hybridised, Transformed, Yet Persisted in Papua New Guinea. In Darian-Smith, Kate, Grimshaw, Patricia, Lindsey, Kiera and Macintyre, Stuart (ed), Exploring the British world : identity, cultural production, institutions, RMIT Publishing, Melbourne, Vic., pp.1060-1073.

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Title Following on a National Scale their Old Tribal Traditions of Rule by Consent of the People : How Westminster Government Hybridised, Transformed, Yet Persisted in Papua New Guinea
Author(s) Ritchie, Jonathan
Title of book Exploring the British world : identity, cultural production, institutions
Editor(s) Darian-Smith, Kate
Grimshaw, Patricia
Lindsey, Kiera
Macintyre, Stuart
Publication date 2004
Chapter number 61
Total chapters 66
Start page 1060
End page 1073
Total pages 14
Publisher RMIT Publishing
Place of Publication Melbourne, Vic.
Notes [online]
ISBN 9780864593443
0864593449
Language eng
Field of Research 160606 Government and Politics of Asia and the Pacific
HERDC Research category B1.1 Book chapter
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30025737

Document type: Book Chapter
Collection: School of Education
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