PRESENTATION - Urban Settlements and Resilience in the Face of Marginalisation: Port Moresby, PNG

Mary Walta

PRESENTATION - Urban Settlements and Resilience in the Face of Marginalisation: Port Moresby, PNG

Mary Walta

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Abstract

Historical socio-economic disparities in Port Moresby illustrate that traditional custom-based and western governance have rendered traditional urban villages and rural migrant settlers peripheral to urban planning and services. Neither foreign nor traditional governance frameworks have accommodated what were seen as migrant interlopers into the citys urban plan.

Original language	English
Publisher	Australian Association for Pacific Studies
Place of Publication	Cairns, Australia.
Publication status	Published - 2016

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