Contents   Volume 2: Fiji and the World

Power sharing in multiethnic societies:  principal approaches and practices Timothy D  Sisk

Constitutional designs, electoral systems and  democracy in multiethnic socieities: comparative lessons from Africa, Western Europe and the Caribbean         Shaheen  Mozaffar

Power sharing: electoral arrangements and the  formation of governments of national unity        Michael  Pinto-Duschinshky

Comparative approaches to poer sharing   John Darby

Formation of governmnet in malyasia  M P Jain

Ethnic accommodation in Malaysia, Mauritius and  South Africa  Alison Quentin-Baxter

South Africa's Government of National Unity  David  Welsh

International human rights law bearing on  indicivual and group rights Michael  Reisman

Basic featurs of the Constitution of Canada, with an emphasis on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Aboriginal rights  Patrick  Macklem

`Sovereignty' and `self-determination' for indigenous peoples in multiethnic states, with particular regard to New Zealand  and Fiji   Alex Frame

The constitutional preamble   Cheryl Saunders

Directive principles of state policy in the  Constitution of India  Mahendra P Singh

Accountability of government as a  constitutional impretive: protection of the independence of constitutional office-holders in Papua New Guinea Anthony J  Regan

The manrchial system under the Federal Cosntituion of Malaysia Cyrus V  Das

The role of an upper house int he circumstances  of Fiji Daniel J Elazar

The place of chiefly systems in constitutions  C Guy  Powles

The freedom of conscience of MPs and anti-defenction provisions Rohan  Edrisinha

Weber, Sept. 2006