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Ensuring the Viability of Cultural Heritage: The Role of International Heritage Law for Pacific Islntion will be drawn to governance gaps and the opportunities that the Convention on the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage may offer. Barriers to implementation will also be explored as they remain significant issues for the small island developing states in the Pacific region which have c

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A Fresh Consideration of Development Strategies for Smaller Island States and Territories, a turbulent and dynamic external environment (e.g. Streeten 1993; Easterly and Kraay 2000; Page and Kleen 2004: 82, 89–90). Unable to reap economies of scale, they practise economies of scope. They do so also by keeping alive a portfolio of skills and revenue streams which enables these actors to m

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Environmental Management in Tasmania: Better Off Dead?,gst many of these animals of serious tumours, dubbed Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD). The European fox could theoretically step into the biological niche of top-level predator vacated by the thylacine. The Tasmanian Government has embarked on an expensive and extensive poison-baiting of the islan

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Nils Finn Munch-Petersenlühkathodenr?hren auf die Notwendigkeit derartiger Untersuchungen hin. In der Wechselwirkung von theoretischen und experimentellen Untersuchungen über die Stabilit?t und Labilit?t derartiger freier Elektronengasstr?mungen dürfte manches neue Resultat erzielt werden. Die verschiedenen Stabilit?tszust

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Book 2011ing and controlling tourism. The book also provides a provocative challenge to move beyond the typical concerns of “sustainability” to the more holistic concept of “futurability”, or “future potential” for convivial human–environmental interactions..

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Introduction: On Island Futures,can help us to perceive how this flux is resolved in particular places. Since the revealing fieldwork of Charles Darwin (1859) and Alfred Wallace (1880), islands have allowed and encouraged the astute observer to conceive of and describe “biogeography”: how land, climate, weather, flora and fauna ex

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Between International Law, , and Sustainable Development: Cultural Heritage in Vanuatu,iple rule systems with competing claims to legitimacy is a hallmark of Vanuatu’s institutional landscape. The resilience of local systems, the limited reach of central institutions and the rhetorical support of state actors for . nevertheless present an opportunity to think creatively about governan