Islands of turmoil : elections and politics in Fiji / Brij V. Lal.
By: Lal, Brij V
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 265-271) and index.
The road to independence 1874-1970 -- Continuity and change -- Things fall apart -- Back from the abyss -- Rabuka's republic -- Charting a new course -- A time to change -- George Speight's coup -- In George Speight's shadow -- Reflections -- Postscript.
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"By rights, the island nation of Fiji should be thriving. It is easily the most developed country in the South Pacific; it is a hub for regional transportation and communication links, the home of international diplomatic, educational and aid organisations, with a talented multiethnic population. Yet, since its independence it has suffered two military coups in 1987 and an attempted putsch in 2000, resulting in strained race relations, damage to the economy, poorly developed public institutions, and disrupted improvements to essential infrastructure, and to educational, social and medical services."--Jacket.
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