IB2015/18 Money and Values in Urban Settlement Households in Port Moresby Part 1: Money Is Important, So Are Children, Water and Firewood

Nayahamui Rooney

IB2015/18 Money and Values in Urban Settlement Households in Port Moresby Part 1: Money Is Important, So Are Children, Water and Firewood

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This In Brief presents some preliminary findings of my doctoral research examining the politicaleconomy context of livelihoods in urban informal settlements in Papua New Guinea (PNG). It highlights the gendered dimensions of economic engagement, household livelihood choices, and the importance of situating these issues within economic processes occurring in the urban context.

Original language	English
Publisher	State, Society and Governance in Melanesia
Place of Publication	Canberra, Australia
Publication status	Published - 2015

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