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Almah   Tararia

PhD Student
State Society and Governance in Melanesia Program
The Australian National University (Australia)
Specialities
Gender, Women's Leadership
Discipline(s)
Gender studies
Geographic administrative areas
Papua New Guinea
Geographic places
Melanesia
Indigenous languages
Tok Pisin, Ghayavi
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Experiences
  • PhD Research (2014 to now)
    Women's political participation and decision-making in Papua New Guinea — The ANU
    My research involves the examination of the opportunities and potential for women’s leadership at the local-level government, ward and village-level in New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea. Specifically I examine what women do and how they collaborate and negotiate to have a voice in the public domain and the structural positions and personal characteristics of women who have achieved leadership status.

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