15 Oct 2009

The AAAPS National Report 'A National Strategy for the Study of the Pacific' (2009)
Australian Association for the Advancement of Pacific Studies (AAAPS) Inc., Australia.
Supplied note:
"To all AAAPS members, The AAAPS National Report 'A National Strategy for the Study of the Pacific' (2009) has now been released and is available online [at the URL below]. Thank you to all who contributed to the report and participated through the online survey. Any comments/feedback/questions please direct to the authors:
Samantha Rose: s.rose--at--qut.edu.au Max Quanchi: m.quanchi--at--qut.edu.au Clive Moore: c.moore--at--uq.edu.au
Further updates on the upcoming launch of the report will be posted shortly. - sr."
Self-description:
"Note: The full report will be distributed to all universities and institutions, Commonwealth parliamentarians, Pacific Island consulates and embassies, and will be available online at the AAAPS website."
Site contents:
* Executive_Summary_National_Report_small.pdf 173.4 KB (The origins of the National Strategy Report, Why we need a National Strategy for the Study of the Pacific, Key Recommendations: Highest Priority, Teaching about the Pacific, In the National Interest, The Need for National Coordination, The Nations, Territories and Regions of Oceania);
* AAAPS National Report 2009.pdf 2.42 MB
URL http://www.aaaps.edu.au/?q=node/2
Internet Archive (web.archive.org) [the site was not archived at the time of this abstract]
Link reported by: Samantha Rose (s.rose--at--qut.edu.au), forwarded by aaaps--at--anu.edu.au
* Resource type [news - documents - study - corporate info. - online guide]: Study
* Publisher [academic - business - government - library/museum - NGO - other]: Academic
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