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Unequal Lives: Gender, Race and Class in the Western Pacific
Measuring Mobilities and Inequalities in Papua New Guinea’s Mining Workforce
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Unequal Lives in the Western Pacific
pp. 47
‘I Will Be Travelling to Kavieng!’: Work, Labour and Inequality in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea
pp. 77
The Unequal Place of Anthropology in Cross‑Disciplinary Research on Environmental Management in the Pacific and What to Do About It
pp. 109
The Problem of the Semi‑Alienable Anthropologist
pp. 131
Global Health, Tuberculosis and Local Health Campaigns: Reinforcing and Reshaping Health and Gender Inequalities in Lihir, Papua New Guinea
pp. 157
The Missionary’s Dilemma: A Short History of Christian Marriage and its Impact upon Gender Equality in Maisin Society
pp. 183
Gendered Ambition and Disappointment: Women and Men in a Vernacular Language Education Movement in Melanesia
pp. 213
Stingy Egalitarianism: Precarity and Jealousy at the Sisiak Settlement, Madang, Papua New Guinea
pp. 237
Inequalities of Aspiration: Class, Cargo and the Moral Economy of Development in Papua New Guinea
pp. 267
Exiles and Empty Houses: Contingent Events and Their Aftermath in the Ok Tedi Hinterland
pp. 305
Transforming Inequalities and Uncertainty: Gender, Generational and Class Dimensions in the Gende’s Longue Durée
pp. 335
From Donation to Handout: Resource Wealth and Transformations of Leadership in Huli Politics
pp. 359
Measuring Mobilities and Inequalities in Papua New Guinea’s Mining Workforce
pp. 401
Menacing the Mine: Double Asymmetry and Mutual Incomprehension in Lihir
pp. 439
Intersecting Inequalities, Moving Positionalities: An Interlude
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