2007, Volume 22, Number 1

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Articles

Ebrima Faal, Growth, investment and productivity in Papua New Guinea

Oskar Kurer, Why do Papua New Guinean voters opt for clientelism? Democracy and governance in a fragile state

Marcus Pelto, Civil society and the National Integrity System in Papua New Guinea

Satish Chand, Governance for growth: priorities for a reform-minded Papua New Guinea government

John Gibson, Is remoteness a cause of slow growth in the Pacific? A spatial-economic analysis

Stephen Boland and Brian Dollery, The economic significance of migration and remittances in Tuvalu

Comment

Jim Fingleton, Rethinking the need for land reform in Papua New Guinea

John Millett, Comments on Chand, Faal and Duncan

Tim Curtin, What constitutes illegal logging?

Policy Dialogue

Ron Duncan, Enhancing the labour absorption capacity of Pacific agriculture

Bill Standish, The dynamics of Papua New Guinea’s democracy: an essay

Kate Butcher, HIV mainstreaming in Papua New Guinea, and its role in supporting good governance

Apurva Sanghi and Alan Bartmanovich, Harnessing competitive forced to reduce fuel costs in small island economies

Economic survey

Roderick Duncan, Papua New Guinea Economic Survey: fiscal discipline needed

Statistics

South Pacific statistics at a glance