Tag - Solomon Islands elections

The 2019 Solomon Islands National General Elections (Commonwealth Secretariat/Flickr CC BY-NC 2.0)

Attitudes towards women’s political participation in Solomon Islands

by Colin Wiltshire, James Batley, Joanne Ridolfi, Athena Rogers

September 21, 2020

Constituency Development Funds and electoral politics in Solomon Islands: part two

by Colin Wiltshire, James Batley, Joanne Ridolfi, Athena Rogers

September 10, 2020

Constituency Development Funds and electoral politics in Solomon Islands: part one

by Colin Wiltshire, James Batley, Joanne Ridolfi, Athena Rogers

September 7, 2020

Constituency fund management and electoral success in Solomon Islands

by Terence Wood

August 1, 2019

A water tank on its way up to the village (Credit: Terence Wood)

Development and the 2019 elections in Solomon Islands

by Terence Wood

April 23, 2019

Credit: Solomon Islands Electoral Commission

Predicting the 2019 Solomon Islands elections

by Terence Wood

March 14, 2019

Credit: AMSA/Australian High Commission Solomon Islands

The political economy of the Solomon Islands oil spill

by Daniel Evans

March 8, 2019

A photo from the 2014 Solomon Islands elections (Credit: ramsi_images/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

Anticipating the 2019 Solomon Islands elections

by Julien Barbara, Terence Wood

December 11, 2018

Vote counting centre, POM (Flickr/Commonwealth Secretariat/Geraldine Goh)

The three political economies of electoral quality in Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea

by Terence Wood

December 7, 2015

Hon Freda Tuki Soriacomua - the only woman elected in the Solomon Islands 2014 national elections (image: Flickr/UN Women/Marni Gilbert)

Aiding women candidates in Solomon Islands elections

by Terence Wood

September 29, 2015

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