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| also known as the Tschambuli |
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| water plant, origin unclear, doubles in mass every 7 days, covered Chambri Lake, killed the fish and boats couldn't paddle out |
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| Papua New Guinea Law (and Law Reform) |
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case study in re-institutionalization.
Pre contact period:
-ruled by "custom"
-no formal legal system
Colonial era introductions:
- British common law
-Queensland Criminal Code (Australian)
-Statutes of colonial era House of Assembly: collection of residents not citizens of NG, mostly Australian, purpose was to pass laws within NG boundaries.
-Statutes of post 1975 National Parliament: had to be a citizen, 109 seats, 19 represented different areas of NG.
Post - independence introductions
-constitution: over 400 pages, restricts ability of parliamentarians to act in favor of their "culture"
-recognition of "custom" as underlying law": custom can be used a defense. |
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| context of project, field methods, basic enga ethnography, consequences of warfare, weaponry, explanations, etic and emit models, leadership, authority, power, legitimacy, interventions, enga responses to interventions. |
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