Henry Ivarature
Pacific Fellow
Qualifications
MA in Public Administration, and PhD in Sociology from Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand.
BA (Hons) First Class in Political Science from the University of Papua New Guinea.
Ivarature, H., ‘Leadership turnover and political instability in the Pacific Island states’, Policy brief, (International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, Stromsborg, Sweden, November 2015)
‘Tonga in a new political order - Analysing the 2014 general election results’, Policy brief, (International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, Stromsborg, Sweden, August 2015)
‘Regionalism: Performance and Promise’, Hegarty, David and Tryon, Darrell (eds.) Politics, Development and Security in Melanesia, Australian National University, Canberra 2013), pp.179-194.
‘Election Observation by the Pacific Islands Forum: Experience and Challenges’, Cordenillo, Raul and Ellis, Andrew (eds.) The Integrity of Elections: The Role of Regional Organisations. (International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, Strömsborg, Sweden 2012), pp:135-155.
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