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Sovereignty, Autonomy and Diversity in the French Pacific: Victoria University of Wellington 14 March 2019


WORKSHOP
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Victoria University of Wellington, Kelburn Campus, Alan MacDiarmid Building (AM 103)
Thursday 14 March 2019

Patrimonialisation des cultures et diffusion des pratiques artistiques


9:00
Opening
- Vice Chancellor, Victoria University of Wellington [TBC].
- Serge TCHERKEZOFF & Jon FRAENKEL – Workshop themes, aims & objectives
9:15 FRAENKEL, Jon
Victoria University of Wellington
Sovereignty or Post-Sovereignty in the Pacific Islands?


New Caledonia


Chair : Serge Tcherkezoff, Australian National University (program Pacific-Dialogues EHESS@ANU) & Centre de recherches et de documentation sur l'Océanie (AMU, CNRS, EHESS)

9:30
GODIN, Patrice, Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie
Is New Caledonia a pluricultural society? Blind spots and perspectives
10:00 LAGARDE, Louis, Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie
The origins of New Caledonia's fractured society: what do archaeology and recent colonial history tell us?
10:20 KORSON, Cadey, Massey University
Rebalancing power dynamics in sub-national island jurisdictions: Defining sovereignty in Kanaky/Nouvelle Calédonie
10:40 Teabreak – 20 minutes

Chair : Iati Iati, Victoria University of Wellington


11:00
WADRAWANE, Eddie Wayuone, Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie.
Changes for recreating a shared social and educational imaginary.
11:20 McDONALD, Caroline, Victoria University of Wellington
Free association: a mixed blessing
11:40 DISCUSSION
12:20 Lunch


French Polynesia


Chair - Gerard Prinsen, Massey University.

1:20
BROTHERSON, Moetai, Représentant à l'Assemblée de Polynésie, Député de la Polynésie Française à l'Assemblée Nationale
From French Polynesia to Mā'ohi nui: A Pacific vision of decolonization
1:50 AL WARDI, Semir, Université de la Polynésie Française
The politics in French Polynesia: current debates, challenges and perspectives
2:10 PETIT, Sylvain, Université de la Polynésie Française
What forms of tourism can sustain the development of the French Polynesia economy?
2:30 Teabreak – 20 minutes

Chair – Emma Harman, National Bureau of Assessments New Zealand Government

2:50
CHAILLOUX, Steve, Chargé de la valorisation du patrimoine culturel de la ville de Faa'a
Is the autonomy/pro-independence dichotomy still relevant in Mā'ohi Nui (French Polynesia) today?


Wallis and Futuna


3:10
PASTOREL, Jean-Paul, Université de la Polynésie Française
Reflections on Wallis and Futuna Islands
3:30 DISCUSSION


The French Pacific in a Comparative Context


4:20

BEVANT, Yann, Université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie
Implications of the New Caledonian Experience for Divided Societies

4:40

FRAENKEL, Jon Victoria University of Wellington
Implications of the New Caledonian & Northern Ireland Experience for Divided Societies: Constructive Ambiguity, Intermediation and the Brexit Dilemma

5:00 DISCUSSION
5:00 End

With the partnership of University of New Caledonia, University of French Polynesia and the program Pacific-Dialogues (ANU / Fonds Pacifique)




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