Dialogue about policing in the South Pacific emphasises the need for policy reform, revised
strategizing to respond to shifting stakeholder demands and the need for improved capacity …

Motivation Anti‐corruption campaigns often include an awareness‐raising component that
stress the consequences of corruption. Indeed, governments and international donors have …

The fight against corruption is now a core part of development policy and practice. Some call
these efforts a 'war on corruption'. What does this so-called 'war'mean for developing …

Police reform in much of the developing world reflects a preoccupation with either shifts
away from paramilitaristic policing models or restoration of law and order in post-conflict …

Debates over climate action, West Papua, fisheries, and trade contin ued as a feature of
regional affairs in 2016, often dividing Pacific govern ments and their international partners …

This chapter considers how motivated offenders, the vulnerability of the targets and the (in)
adequacy of guardianship contributes to ongoing offending. It explores the concept of super …

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres recently declared gender equality to be
'the unfinished business of our time'. 1 Equality of opportunity, regardless of sex, seems a …

Corruption is deeply entrenched in Papua New Guinea (PNG)'s administrative and political
systems. However, despite a litany of studies on mainstream institutional causes of …

Organised crime by definition involves collaboration among criminals. This collaboration
and the networks it involves are increasingly complex, which is why efforts to understand it …

Ecotourism has its place in transforming our world from a dependence on primary industry
and manufacturing to one in which service industries dominate. However, the uneven pace …