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Author Profile Gordon Leua Nanau

Gordon Leua Nanau

Dr Gordon Leua Nanau is a senior lecturer in politics and international affairs in the School of Government at the University of the South Pacific (USP) in Fiji. He has keen interest in leadership issues in Pacific island countries (PICs). He is a keen observer of the impacts of globalization on local communities in the region. His other research interests are in the area of constitutional reforms, elections and democracy, rural livelihoods Pacific epistemology. Gordon Nanau attended USP in Fiji and the University of East Anglia in Norwich, United Kingdom.

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House on with a thatched roof on stilts in water
Publication Sep 2023

Co-producing local public goods in rural Solomon Islands: Evidence from Malaita

A bridge over water leading into trees
Publication Sep 2022

Inclusive development in Solomon Islands: Unlocking the potential of developmental leadership

2017 Pacific Islands Forum Opening Ceremony
Opinion Oct 2021

Acknowledging ‘Oceanic Diplomacy’

A boat moving through the ocean
Publication Jul 2021

Leadership in the shadow of the pandemic

Four women leading a presentation
Project Dec 2020

Citizen state engagement in Solomon Islands: learning from pockets of developmental leadership

Two men sitting at a speaker table
Opinion May 2020

Pacific Islands’ Leadership Responses and Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic

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