Lawrence Kalinoe (35 results)

Paperback. Condition: New. What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them? In the context of a burgeoning discourse of property, these are vital questions. Rationales of Ownership offers conceptual clarification in the context of material, intellectual and cultural resources in Papua New Guinea. The volume is a result of a major research project headed by Marilyn Strathern and Eric Hirsch, and brings together contributions from social anthropology and law. The approaches demonstrated, and conclusions reached, build upon recent understandings developed within Melanesian anthropology, but have far wider significance. The first publication sold out in Papua New Guinea due to the relevance of its approach and contents to lawyers and policy makers in that country. It is here made available to a wider readership, particularly those teaching courses on resource development, cultural and intellectual property, contemporary Pacific societies, environmental degradation, and property itself. ADVANCE PRAISE '.a unique contribution to the discipline's voice in contemporary global debates.this volume represents the best of the comparative, ethnographic tradition providing critical insight into difference and similarity on issues that entangle us all in various degrees of responsibility and care.It will be read by anthropologists, policy makers and all academic and non-academic students of what has come to be seen as the test area of the survival of cultural difference.' Marta Roahtynskyj, University of Guelph Lawrence Kalinoe is Professor and Executive Dean in the School of Law, University of Papua New Guinea. James Leach is Research Fellow, King's College and Associate Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them? In the context of a burgeoning discourse of property, these are vital questions. Rationales of Ownership offers conceptual clarification in the context of material, intellectual and cultural resources in Papua New Guinea. The volume is a result of a major research project headed by Marilyn Strathern and Eric Hirsch, and brings together contributions from social anthropology and law. The approaches demonstrated, and conclusions reached, build upon recent understandings developed within Melanesian anthropology, but have far wider significance. The first publication sold out in Papua New Guinea due to the relevance of its approach and contents to lawyers and policy makers in that country. It is here made available to a wider readership, particularly those teaching courses on resource development, cultural and intellectual property, contemporary Pacific societies, environmental degradation, and property itself. ADVANCE PRAISE '.a unique contribution to the discipline's voice in contemporary global debates.this volume represents the best of the comparative, ethnographic tradition providing critical insight into difference and similarity on issues that entangle us all in various degrees of responsibility and care.It will be read by anthropologists, policy makers and all academic and non-academic students of what has come to be seen as the test area of the survival of cultural difference.' Marta Roahtynskyj, University of Guelph Lawrence Kalinoe is Professor and Executive Dean in the School of Law, University of Papua New Guinea. James Leach is Research Fellow, King's College and Associate Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.…

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them? In the context of a burgeoning discourse of property, these are vital questions. Rationales of Ownership offers conceptual clarification in the context of material,intellectual and cultural resources in Papua New Guinea. The volume is a result of a major research project headed by Marilyn Strathern and Eric Hirsch, and brings together contributions from social anthropology and law. The approaches demonstrated, and conclusions reached, build upon recent understandings developed within Melanesian anthropology, but have far wider significance. The first publication sold out in Papua New Guinea due to the relevance of its approach and contents to lawyers and policy makers in that country. It is here made available to a wider readership, particularly those teaching courses on resource development, cultural and intellectual property, contemporary Pacific societies, environmental degradation, and property itself.ADVANCE PRAISE'.a unique contribution to the discipline's voice in contemporary global debates.this volume represents the best of the comparative, ethnographic tradition providing critical insight into difference and similarity on issues that entangle us all in various degrees of responsibility and care. It will be read by anthropologists, policy makers and all academic and non-academic students of what has come to be seen as the test area of the survival of cultural difference.'Marta Roahtynskyj, University of GuelphLawrence Kalinoe is Professor and Executive Dean in the School of Law, University of Papua New Guinea.James Leach is Research Fellow, King's College and Associate Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 113 pp., bibliography. Articles: Ascertaining the nature of indigenous intellectual, and cultural property and traditional knowledge & the search for legal options in regulating access in Papua New Guinea; Takwan: Secret knowledge, storage and transmission in Wantoat, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea; Traditional knowledge and ownership: A Manambu perspective; Multiple expectations of ownership; Yam gardens in the sea: The marine claims of the Trobriand Islanders of Papua New Guinea; Promulgating traditional knowledge: Sensitive IPR legislation in Papua New Guinea and related developments in Pacific Island communities 0.0.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 124 pp., bibliography. Articles: Nature of customary land rights in Papua New Guinea: Communal versus individual rights; Strengthening local-level governments for sustainable rural development; Some reflections on judicial discretion concerning the death sentence for wilful murder under the criminal code of Papua New Guinea; Sentencing in crimes against children in Papua New Guinea: Review of some cases, trends and recent developments; Enforcement of judgements and orders against the state: Re Pansat Communicaionts v Morea Vele and The State of Papua New Guinea; Constitutional interpretation: Some issues of justiciability 0.0.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 146 pp., bibliography. Articles: The judiciary and the emerging principle of "interest & spirit of the Constitution"; Incest and marriage prohibitions: Implications of recent changes to the law against incest under Papua New Guinea's criminal code; Sexual crimes against and exploitation of children and the law in Papua New Guinea; Incorporated land groups in Papua New Guinea; Land reform policies in Papua New Guinea: Successes and failures of the plantation acquisition and unused state lands redistribution schemes; Legal nature of the Papua New Guinea petroleum agreement 0.0.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 102 pp., bibliography. Articles: Family abuse, dispute settlement and the law in Papua New Guinea; Resolving customary land disputes; Compensating alienated customary land in Papua New Guinea: Re-thinking its rationale and its regime; The district court's jurisdiction to grant restraining orders; Distance legal education: A concept paper; Notice of intention to make claims against the State of Papua New Guinea 0.0.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them? In the context of a burgeoning discourse of property, these are vital questions. Rationales of Ownership offers conceptual clarification in the context of material, intellectual and cultural resources in Papua New Guinea. The volume is a result of a major research project headed by Marilyn Strathern and Eric Hirsch, and brings together contributions from social anthropology and law. The approaches demonstrated, and conclusions reached, build upon recent understandings developed within Melanesian anthropology, but have far wider significance. The first publication sold out in Papua New Guinea due to the relevance of its approach and contents to lawyers and policy makers in that country. It is here made available to a wider readership, particularly those teaching courses on resource development, cultural and intellectual property, contemporary Pacific societies, environmental degradation, and property itself. ADVANCE PRAISE '.a unique contribution to the discipline's voice in contemporary global debates.this volume represents the best of the comparative, ethnographic tradition providing critical insight into difference and similarity on issues that entangle us all in various degrees of responsibility and care.It will be read by anthropologists, policy makers and all academic and non-academic students of what has come to be seen as the test area of the survival of cultural difference.' Marta Roahtynskyj, University of Guelph Lawrence Kalinoe is Professor and Executive Dean in the School of Law, University of Papua New Guinea. James Leach is Research Fellow, King's College and Associate Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge. What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them? In a burgeoning discourse of property, the authors offer conceptual clarification in the context of material, intellectual and cultural resources in Papua New Guinea. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them In the context of a burgeoning discourse of property, these are vital questions. Rationales of Ownership offers conceptual clarification in the context of materialintellectual and cultural resources in Papua New Guinea. The volume is a result of a major research project headed by Marilyn Strathern and Eric Hirsch, and brings together contributions from social anthropology and law. The approaches demonstrated, and conclusions reached, build upon recent understandings developed within Melanesian anthropology, but have far wider significance. The first publication sold out in Papua New Guinea due to the relevance of its approach and contents to lawyers and policy makers in that country. It is here made available to a wider readership, particularly those teaching courses on resource development, cultural and intellectual property, contemporary Pacific societies, environmental degradation, and property itself.ADVANCE PRAISE'.a unique contribution to the discipline's voice in contemporary global debates.this volume represents the best of the comparative, ethnographic tradition providing critical insight into difference and similarity on issues that entangle us all in various degrees of responsibility and care. It will be read by anthropologists, policy makers and all academic and non-academic students of what has come to be seen as the test area of the survival of cultural difference.'Marta Roahtynskyj, University of GuelphLawrence Kalinoe is Professor and Executive Dean in the School of Law, University of Papua New Guinea.James Leach is Research Fellow, King's College and Associate Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.…