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Colonial afterlives of infrastructure: from phosphate to refugee processing in the Republic of Nauru
Mobilities, 2021Recent years have witnessed the outsourcing of immigration and border controls to economically struggling states. Infrastructural projects around controlling migration are transforming localities in the Global South: from shifting legal and political ...
Julia Morris
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The Nauru-Australia Treaty and Australia’s unequal relationship with Nauru
Round TableThe 2024 Nauru-Australia Treaty is another demonstration of Australia’s political influence over Nauru. Lacking migration options and economic development prospects, Nauru is reliant on Australia for donations of foreign aid.
Kira Atkins
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Lies and misdemeanours: Nauru, phosphate and global geopolitics
The Extractive Industries and Society, 2019The remote, equatorial Pacific island of Nauru once possessed perhaps the world’s purest deposits of rock phosphate, the precursor of the agricultural fertiliser, superphosphate.
S J Gale
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, 2016 The Republic of Nauru, formally known as Pleasant Island, is an island country located in Micronesia in the South Pacific. Nauru's population is approximately 10,000.
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Refugee Women and the Gendered Violence of Australia’s Extraterritorial Asylum Regime on Nauru
Refugee Survey Quarterly, 2022This article examines the gendered harms of state refugee externalisation laws and policies using the case study of Australia’s extraterritorial asylum regime on Nauru.
Saba Vasefi, Sara Dehm
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The mined-out phosphate lands of Nauru, equatorial western Pacific
Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 2016Stephen J Gale
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Parent and Teacher Attitudes Towards Inclusive Education in Nauru
Australasian Journal of Special and Inclusive Education, 2020It is recognised that the attitudes of parents and teachers are important in supporting inclusive education in developing countries. This study involved the application of quantitative research through the administration of a survey to determine the ...
Angela Page, J. Berman, Penelope Serow
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