Governance of, by and for the Islander

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• Governance of, by and for the Islander
• toward Lifenomic Civilization
• -Comprehensive Model for
• Island Sustainability and Development
• under the Trend of Globalization -
• Shunsuke Nagashima
• (Research Center for the Pacific
• Islands,KagoshimaUniv.
• Pre.Nara Women's
  University, Japan)

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1 Governance for Island
Sustainability and Development

• Empowerment
• Co-governance establishment
• Beyond Insularity (Handicap)
• Goal Setting New Island Leadership Toward
  Life-nomic Civilization
• Managerial Concept with Life-Career

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2 Beyond Insularity (Handicap)

• 1) Small (Scale demerit)
• 2) Remote (Double Cost, time-lag)
• 3) Segregated by Sea (Transportation,Disaster)
• eg.MIRAB Economy, Mono-culture(in Cash
• Economy)
• eg.Island Complex (Fragile, Kinds-less,
  Scarcity )

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3 Toward Nissology (Challenge,New Trends)

• 1) Small is Beautiful (eg.Interpersonal Resource)
• At Home, Mini-package, Al-mighty skill
• knowledge
• 2) Remoteness make Difference, Another World
• Island Bio-diversity, Resort, Cultural
  Experience
• 3) Sea Marin-Resources Sports, Environment,
• Talasso Therapy and Island Therapy

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4 Big Storm by Globalization in Pacific Small
Islands

• High Cost Circumstances
• Narrow Resource Base
• Share-with and Reciprocity Virtue
• Crisis from Subsistence Affluence
• To Competitive Poverty

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5 Crisis by Sea-level Rise
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2m
Fresh Water
20cm
ltLens Effectgt
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6 New model for Island Promotion

• Island Spirits Frontier Spirits
• Cultural Renaissance, Advanced area in
• Trade Age
• Consumer and Environmental Leadership
• Against Sea-level Rise
• Cultivation of Nissiology Advantages
• Guard of sea and climate in Water Hemisphere
• By Sea and Island Co-governance for the
  Globe
• Top Runner for New Civilization from the
  Frontier

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Life Economics(H.Henderson)
7 New Civilization model from Islands
Ecological Life-style

• Beyond M.Civ.

MarketGovernment
Social countervailing cooperative
Mother Land-Sea
Reproductive Is.
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Management
8 Island Comprihensive Developmental
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9 Up Grade of Life-Governance
Quality of Life
Acquisition of Five-Hierarchy Rights
Five-Ware ?Hard ?Soft ?Human ?Spiritual ?Eco
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Three-life Vital Living Life course
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10 Life-Career as Base of Life Governance
IslanderLife-Career Existence
Life course (Cultural Existence)
Long Life-Career
Living (Productive Existence)
Vital - Life (Reproductive Existence)
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11 Quality of Life-career in Island
Acquisition of Five-Hierarchy Rights
Quality of Life
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12 5-Ware Up-grade

• Eco-wareReproduction Cycle ?Protection
  Assessment
• ?Wise Use?Sustainability Control?Co-living
  Contribution
• Spiritual-wareData ?Knowledge
• ?Culture ?Art Performance ?Wisdom
• Human-wareWant(Feeding,Breeding) ?Help
• ?Co-Existence ?Dignity(Status)?Humanity
• Soft-wareAttend ?Commitment? Collabolation,
• ?(Social)Decision Making , ?Governanc
• Hard-ware(Goods Resources)Survival-,?Amenity-,
  
• ?Universal-,?Noble-,?Expressive-

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13 Island Comprehensive Developmental MGT
Hierarchy of Long Life Management
?1)HEMHuman Ecological Management
2)FMSFormational Management of Subjectivity
3)LLELong Life Education 4)p.tPhysical
Training 5)i.tIntellectual Training
6)Human-lib.Human-liberation 7)L.L.M.E.Long
Life Management Education
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14 Life-career co-governance(Company)
Co-governance
Development
Life
Government
Association
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15 Promotion for Islander Governability
Exceeding Self-Responsibilities
Empowerment of LIFE
FAMILY
ExceedingPartnership
Structuring Citizenship
LIFE
Organization
SOCIETY
Structuring Stewardship
Formation of Mutual,Co-living -Responsibilities
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16 Is.Life MGT
GovernanceAttitude stewardship citizenship
partnership Islander Life-style

• Comprehensive Model for Island Governance

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17 Co-governance field ( interactive)

• Civil Defense, Health, Education, Environment
• Gender, Employment, Culture, Sports Leisure,
• Landscape, Resource MGT (eg. Marin), Eco-Money,
• Transportation, Local Media, Personnel Culture
  Exchange
• Island Identity, Youth Program, Consumer
  Movement,etc.
• each can be sound initiatives to the other
  theme ,
• in Small Island

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18 Subjective Empowerment

• Member ? Key-person ? Partner
• ? Leader, ? Executive(Governor,
  Coordinator)
• Sense of Wonder (Rachel Carson)
• Healthy Environment ? Healing or Cure
• ?Eco-membership,
• ?Animistic Respect ? Sustainable Secret
  Experience
• Human Rights as Citizen and Consumer ()
• ? Satisfy Basic Needs ? Healthy
  Environment?
• ? Safety ? To Redress?
• ? Be Heard ? ? Be Informed?
• ? Choice(Résistance)
• ?Citizen-ship (Consumer) Education

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19 Hierarchy of Consumers Rights
Responsibilities
Management of Consumers Rights
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20 Citizenship Text-book for New Age

• Cola or Coconuts
• -Consumer Education for Pacific Students-
• South Pacific Consumer Protection Program, by
  Peter Swain etc.1996
• Behind Our Smiles
• -A Consumer Education Resource Book for
  Pacific Island Women-
• SPCPP, by Peter Swain etc., 1995

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21 Quality of Empowerment (5-Ware Balance)
Subjective Persons of Their Life
Human Life-Career
Existence
Self Responsibility Mutual
Responsibility
Hard-ware

Human-ware Power
Support
key-person-ship

friend-ship Fostering talents

Soft-ware
Livelihood-ship
Spiritual-ware Social system
Authority Empowerment
Rights Construction
leader-ship

member-ship

Ecology

Eco-system
Co-living Resposibility
Restoration sense-of-
wonder -ship

Eco-ware

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22 Island GovernanceApplied Model(1)

• 1) Inner Island Development Model
• 2) Inter IDM.
• 3) Between Mainland DM.
• 4) IDM. toward Lifenomic Civilization
• 5) IDM. of Mutual Support System

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23 Island Governance Applied Model(2)

• 6) IDM. of Sufferer Restoration
• 7) IDM. of Employment Development
• 8) IDM. of Welfare Development
• 9) IDM. of Environmental Promotion
• 10) Island initiatives toward Glocalization
• (Global and Local Harmonization).

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24 Nissology and Governance

• Smallness can be the chance for performing
• the best democracy.
• Insularity can show the challenging advantage
• for education, eco-ventures and I turn
  acceptance
• under the new condition of
• information society and life-nomic
  civilization.

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25 Govern-ability vs Life-nomic Civilization

• Some Island, where islanders govern-
• ability do exist,
• is the Best Place for Experiment
• of the Pioneering Project
• toward New Life-nomic Civilization
• as not strange as the Islanders
• Life-style.

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