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Table of Contents; Preface; Colonies, Empires, Nations: A Twentieth Century History; Material Memories of Empire: Coming to Terms with German Colonialism; Schaffe, schaffe, Häusle baue: German Entrepreneurs and Settlers on the Kenyan Coast since the 1960s; Writing under Colonial Rule; Is Togo a permanent Model Colony?; Monuments -- and what else? The Controversial Legacy of German Colonialism in Namibia; Colonial Qingdao through Chinese eyes; Germany in Samoa: Before and After Colonisation; The legacy of the German language in Papua New Guinea

Table of Contents -- Preface -- Colonies, Empires, Nations: A Twentieth Century History -- Material Memories of Empire: Coming to Terms with German Colonialism -- Schaffe, schaffe, Häusle baue: German Entrepreneurs and Settlers on the Kenyan Coast since the 1960s -- Writing under Colonial Rule -- Is Togo a permanent Model Colony? -- Monuments - and what else? The Controversial Legacy of German Colonialism in Namibia -- Colonial Qingdao through Chinese eyes -- Germany in Samoa: Before and After Colonisation -- The legacy of the German language in Papua New Guinea

Smallholder ADOPT is designed to provide an understanding of the technology adoption process, as part of the wider processes of agricultural innovation. This publication documents the development of Smallholder ADOPT, which started with a review of literature that gathered significant data on the factors influencing adoption in developing country settings. The development process was then progressed through a survey with users of the pilot version of Smallholder ADOPT, followed by workshops held in Ethiopia, Laos, India and Papua New Guinea

Analytical framework in assessing systemic financial market infrastructure / by Nephil Matangi Maskay -- Analytical framework in assessing systemic financial market infrastructure of India / by Edwin Prabu A. -- Analytical framework in assessing systemic financial market infrastructures in Indonesia / by Irwanto -- Financial market infrastructure interdependencies in Korea / by Jongsang Lee and Seungjin Baek -- An analytical framework in assessing systemic financial market infrastructure, Nepal / by Hari Gopal Adhikari -- Analytical framework in assessing systemic financial market infrastructure of Papua New Guinea / by Wilson E. Jonathan -- The Philippine payment system / by Cristeta Bagsic

Introduction: The Return of Great Power Competition / Terence Wesley-Smith and Graeme Smith -- 1. Mapping the Blue Pacific in a Changing Regional Order / Tarcisius Kabutaulaka -- 2. A New Cold War? Implications for the Pacific Islands / Terence Wesley-Smith -- 3. Australia's Response to China in the Pacific: From Alert to Alarmed / Merriden Varrall -- 4. China's Impact on New Zealand Foreign Policy in the Pacific: The Pacific Reset / Iati Iati -- 5. Associations Freely Chosen: New Geopolitics in the North Pacific / Gerard A. Finin -- 6. Stable, Democratic and Western: China and French Colonialism in the Pacific / Nic Maclellan -- 7. Reevaluation of China's Engagement in the Pacific Islands / Zhou Fangyin -- 8. Domestic Political Reforms and China's Diplomacy in the Pacific: The Case of Foreign Aid / Denghua Zhang -- 9. A Search for Coherence: The Belt and Road Initiative in the Pacific Islands / Henryk Szadziewski -- 10. Solomon Islands' Foreign Policy Dilemma and the Switch from Taiwan to China / Transform Aqorau -- 11. We're Not Indigenous. We're Just, We're Us': Pacific Perspectives on Taiwan's Austronesian Diplomacy / Jessica Marinaccio -- 12. Building a Strategic Partnership: Fiji-China Relations Since 2008 / Sandra Tarte -- 13. Bridging the Belt and Road Initiative in Papua New Guinea / Sarah O'Dowd -- 14. The Shifting Fate of China's Pacific Diaspora / Fei Sheng and Graeme Smith -- 15. On-the-Ground Tensions with Chinese Traders in Papua New Guinea / Patrick Matbob -- 16. Overseas Chinese, Soft Power and China's People-to-People Diplomacy in Timor-Leste / Laurentina 'Mica' Barreto Soares.

While all human beings spend much of their time working, many of them do not have a concept of work as such. Such concepts, however, are now being introduced in many societies. In addition, the concept of exchange may have a meaning in non-Western societies differing from its accepted Western meanings. This is illustrated by field data from the Orokaiva, a people of Papua New Guinea. Four basic attitudes toward work are possible: it may be seen as creation or either use or exchange values, & in terms of identification or alienation between self & product. The introduction of exchange-value concepts of work into many societies in the nineteenth & twentieth centuries has invariably given rise to difficulties for the groups adopting them, as illustrated by data from societies presented by Sandra Wallman (in Social Anthropology of Work, London: Academic Press, 1979). W. H. Stoddard.