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Catherine   Ris

Associate Professor
LARJE (Research Centre on Economics and Law)
University of New Caledonia (New Caledonia)
Specialities
Development Studies, Education Policy, Employment, Ethnicity, French Overseas Territories, Population and Development, Public Policies, Social Justice Policy, Youth, Mining, Development, Democracy, Elections, Clientelism, Public Sector Reform, Devolution
Discipline(s)
Economical sciences
Geographic administrative areas
Australia
Cook Islands
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Geographic places
Melanesia
Polynesia
Australia (area)
Historical periods
21st century
Indigenous languages
French
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Experiences
  • Academic Position (2003 to now)
    Associate Professor of Economics at the University of New Caledonia — UNC

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