PACIFIC ISLANDS POLICY
 Pacific Islands Policy examines critical issues, problems, and opportunities that are relevant to the Pacific Islands region. The series is intended to influence the policy process, affect
how people understand a range of contemporary Pacific issues, and help fashion solutions. A central aim of the series is to encourage scholarly analysis of economic, political, social, and cultural issues in a manner that will advance common understanding of current challenges and policy responses.
Titles in the Series
Confronting Environmental Treaty Implementation Challenges In The Pacific Islands
by Pamela S. Chasek, No. 6
2010
U.S. Territorial Policy: Trends and Current Challenges
by Allen P. Stayman, No. 5
2009
Guarding the Guardians: Accountability and Anticorruption in Fiji's Cleanup Campaign
by Peter Larmour
Pacific Islands Policy, No. 4
2008
Safety, Security, and Accessible Justice: Participatory Approaches to Law and Justice Reform in Papua New Guinea
by Rosita MacDonald
Pacific Islands Policy, No. 3
2008
China in Oceania: New Forces in Pacific Politics
by Terence Wesley-Smith
Pacific Islands Policy, No. 2
2007
Is That the Best You Can Do? A Tale of Two Micronesian Economies
by Francis X. Hezel, SJ
Pacific Islands Policy, No. 1
2006
Pacific Islands Policy co-editors and editorial board members are all affiliated with or on the staff of the Pacific Islands Development Program (PIDP) at the East-West Center.
Series Co-Editors
Robert C. Kiste
Adjunct Senior Fellow, PIDP
Professor Emeritus, University of Hawai‘i
Gerard A. Finin
Deputy Director, PIDP
Editorial Board
Sitiveni Halapua
Director, PIDP
Tarcisius Tara Kabutaulaka
Research Fellow, PIDP
Geoffrey M. White
Adjunct Senior Fellow, PIDP
Professor of Anthropology, University of Hawai‘i
Series Copyeditor
Susan E. Arritt
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