Working with the relational state: the case of Bougainville - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre
Understanding the relational state, as complementary to the bureaucratic state, has implications for donors and aid programs.
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Understanding the relational state, as complementary to the bureaucratic state, has implications for donors and aid programs.
African Union special envoy testimony after his visit to Mekelle , Ethiopia, is that humanitarian aid is delivered & social services started.
One is Peter Tsiamalili, who is now a Bougainville businessman with agricultural interests, but previously headed the Papua New Guinea Sports Foundation. He is also the son of a noted former Bougainville administrator who went on to be a prominent PNG diplomat. Tsiamalili finished third in that presidential race and said, now, with the backing of the man who did win, Ishmael Toroama, he sees the role as a public relations one for Bougainville at the national level. "Kind of being more like a spokesperson for the president and having an insight into the national parliament. And then obviously ...