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Education, Colonisation and Kanak Aspirations in New Caledonia: Historical Contexts and Contemporary Challenges

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New Caledonia is an anomoly. Surrounded by independent nations in the South-West Pacific, it remains a non-self governing territory of France. Some of the residents are recognised, even by France, as “citizens” of the “country” of New Caledonia. The indigenous Kanak people have not been reduced to the minority status of the indigenous peoples of the neighbouring settler states of Australia and ...
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2017
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New Caledonia
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