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Citizenship in Papua New Guinearaditional customary law. Citizenship is thus tied to clan lineage, to common land tenure policy, and to little else. The current population, which is made up primarily of Melanesians, is estimated at 4.3 million, of whom 80 per cent live in rural areas.

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Citizenship and Sustainable Development in the Philippinesnvironments. This captures the challenge of citizenship in the twenty-first century. It is a challenge that is shaping the work of many citizens’ groups, people’s organizations, community associations, sectoral formations and non-government organizations (NGOs) — what some academics and theoretician

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Democracy and Culture in Tonga procedure and in their name — is now accepted as being desirable to the extent that no progressive government dares to contemplate being non-democratic.. Such thinking may be motivated by a host of factors, though the economic rationale seems particularly prominent. Even governments which seemed to

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