Development and Dependency: The Political Economy of Papua New Guinea

activity administration African agricultural areas Bougainville Copper Brookfield Bulolo bureaucratic Burns Philp Canberra capitalist capitalist development cent coffee companies copra crops dependent dominance East New Britain Eastern Highlands economic educated petty bourgeoisie Eight Aims enterprise established export favour finance force foreign Garnaut Goroka groups growth Guinea government Hasluck important increased indentured independence indigenous industrial interests investment Japan Japanese Julius Chan labour land leaders major manufacturing Melanesian ment metropolitan Michael Somare mimeo Minister officials onial organization Pacific Pangu Pangu Party Papua Besena Papua New Guinea party peasant period peripheral capitalism petty bourgeoisie plantation planters political Port Moresby post-colonial Post-Courier production profits Province public service Queensland region rich peasantry role rural sector settlers social society Somare government structures subsidy Third World tion Tolai trade union underdevelopment University of PNG urban village wage Waigani Workers Association