Pages 139-140: Table of Contents
Pages 141-156: The road to sovereignty for New Caledonia? – Carine David
Pages 157-170: Self-determination referendum, mining and 'interdependence': Reading the current political conjuncture in New Caledonia – Marta Gentilucci
Pages 171-182: Possible future states of Europe: Gateway or getaway states – Petar Kurecic, Binoy Kampmark
Pages 183-194: Oecusse and the Sultanate of Occussi-Ambeno: Pranksterism, misrepresentation and micronationality – Philip Hayward
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