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      Responding to the urbanisation of Melanesia’s populations: a critical 21st century challenge

      Bedford, Richard
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      Bedford, R. (2010). Responding to the urbanisation of Melanesia’s populations: a critical 21st century challenge. Pacific Economic Bulletin, 25(3), 242-244.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/5203
      Abstract
      Rowan Callick’s (1993) deliberately provocative ‘doomsday scenario’ for an increasingly impoverished and marginalised Pacific by 2010 was primarily designed to challenge a prevailing tendency at the time towards complacency about medium-term prospects for a region where the great majority of the population remained ruralresident.
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      2010
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      This article has been published in the journal: Pacific Economic Bulletin. © 2010 The Australian National University. Used with permission.
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