Fiji: unity through diversity?

In: The Pacific review, Band 4, Heft 3, S. 248-253

Abstract

Fiji is currently under criticism for instituting a racially discriminatory constitution and for shaping a regime to Melanesian rule. The author inquires if there is any real hope for a rapid change in the unstable condition with special reference to the background of the coups in May and September 1977, campaign for the election to be held in the middle of 1992, ethnic tensions, the tribal role in recent developments and Fiji's external relations. (DÜI-Sen)