Conferences and Workshops: 2004

GoodNews Workshop: Examining successful models of community development, entrepreneurship and governance
24-26 November 2004
Venue: Divine Word University, Madang, PNG

• Conference Program
• Conference Report
• Conference Papers: Development Bulletin No 67 April 2005
  
  • Contents

Conflict and Conflict-Resolution in Asia and the Pacific: Lessons Learned
25-27 October 2004
University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji

• Conference Program

Conflict and Peace-Making in Asia Pacific: Lessons Learned
21-22 October 2004
The Drawing Room, University House, ANU

• Conference Program

HIV/AIDS in Papua New Guinea: Priorities for Policy and Social Research
Tuesday 31st August-Wednesday 1st September 2004
Venue: The Australian National University

• Conference Flyer
• Conference Program
• Conference Abstracts and Biodata
• Conference Report

National Security in Vanuatu
30 March - 1 April 2004
Venue: Le Legon, Port Vila, Vanuatu

• Workshop Program
• Workshop Report by Abby McLeod
• A Brief Overview of Pacific Security Issues by Ron May

Foreign Policy, Governance and Development: Challenges for Papua New Guinea and Pacific Islands
22-23 March 2004 in Madang, PNG

• Conference Report and Program
• Conference Papers
  • Steven Ratuva, SSGM, USP:
    The dilemna of smallness: Globalization and Challenges for Pacific Governance and Foreign Policy
  • Sinclair Dinnen, SSGM, ANU:
    Australia's New Interventionism
  • Lucien Kii, former Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Solomon Islands Government:
    Challenges for Foreign Policy Making in Small Island States: Solomon Islands' Experiences
  • Greg Fry, International Relations, ANU:
    The 'War Against Terror' and Australia's New Interventionism in the Pacific
  • Major General Jerry Singirok MBE (Retired),Former Commander PNGDF:
    Whether Papua New Guinea is a Failing State
  • Henry Okole, UPNG:
    Political reform - Will it change the system?
  • Sir Peter Barter, KT, OBE, MP:
    A Blunt Assessment, Hope and Future Direction - National Government Support for Lower Level Government in Papua New Guinea
  • Sarah Garap, Director, MERI I KIRAP SAPOTIM, Goroka:
    Women caught in a "Big Man" Culture: Challenges for Future Democracy and Governance