| Articles | Authors | |
| Introduction | Stewart Firth Kate Hannan |
163 |
| From Homo Civicus to Homo Politicus: Civil Society, Civic Education and Democratic Governance in Fiji. Case Study: The UNDP-Fiji Parliament Civic Education Initiative | Steven Ratuva | 171 |
| How Modern was Speight’s Coup? The Case of Naloto | Anare Tuitoga | 191 |
| Spectres of the Neo-Liberal State and the (Im)possibilities of Democracy | Ashwin Raj | 209 |
| Governance Challenges for Pacific Island States | Graham Hassall | 227 |
| From Campus to Newsroom in the South Pacific: Governance and the Quest for a Professional Journalism Ethos | David Robie Shailendra Singh |
245 |
| Reflection | ||
| How Significant is the Colonial History of the Pacific? | Ian C. Campbell | 269 |
| Book Reviews | ||
| Winston Halapua. (2003) Tradition, Lotu and Militarism in Fiji. Lautoka: Fiji Institute of Applied Studies | Sandra Tarte | 283 |
| ‘Remembering Girmit’ | Brij V Lal | 286 |
| Literature Review | ||
| The Art of Governance: A Review of Discussions of Governance in Pacific Island Countries | Kate Hannan | 291 |