Colonialism, development and independence: the case of the Melanesian islands in the South Pacific [by] H. C. Brookfield.
By: Brookfield, H. C.
Publisher: Cambridge [Eng.] University Press, 1972Description: xvi, 225 p. illus. 24 cm.ISBN: 052108590X.Subject(s): OCEANIA | POLITICAL CONDITIONS | ECONOMIC CONDITIONS | SOCIAL CONDITIONSOnline resources: Publisher description | Table of contents only| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due |
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Bibliography: p. 209-218.
I ON COLONIALISM AND DEVELOPMENT
2 COLONIAL BEGINNINGS
3 DIFFUSION AND ESTABLISHMENT
4 HIGH NOON: MELANESIA IN A WHITE MAN'S WORLD
5 TREMORS FROM FARAWAY CONVULSIONS - 1905-1920
6 THE ILLS OF MERCANTILISM
7 HARD TIMES AND NEW BEGINNINGS
8 TRAUMA - 1940-1946
9 THE HASLUCK PERIOD AND THE NEW COLONIALISM
10 THE ADVANCE TOWARD POLITICAL INDEPENDENCEuc
11 THE DEEPENING COMMERCIAL COLONIZATION OF MELANESIA
12 TH FACE OF PLURALISM IN MELANESIA
13 MELANESIAN REACTION
14 A VIEW OF THE THIRD WORLD
15 PERILS AND PROSPECTS
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