IB2014/52 Overcoming Operational Constraints in Papua New Guinea's Remote Rural Village Courts: A Case Study Legal Innovation: Part 3

Melissa Demian

IB2014/52 Overcoming Operational Constraints in Papua New Guinea's Remote Rural Village Courts: A Case Study Legal Innovation: Part 3

Melissa Demian

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This In Brief considers the role that village courts in Papua New Guinea (PNG) are imagined to play in local-level dispute resolution versus the role they are actually able to play under current resourcing conditions. My discussion is based on recent fieldwork on the southern mainland of Milne Bay Province in PNG, known as the Suau Coast.

Original language	English
Publisher	State, Society and Governance in Melanesia
Publication status	Published - 2014

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