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Description
Ratu Sir Kamisese's thoughtful and entertaining
memoir of his personal and political
life candidly outlines significant events in the
development of Fiji, a plural society for which
The Pacific Way holds a special and evocative
meaning. The phrase inspired his 1970 partnership
with the Indian opposition leader to produce a
constitution whereby, in his own words,
quotpeole of different races, opinions and
cultures can live and work together for the good
of all, can differ without rancour, govern
without malice, and accept responsibility as
reasonable people intent on serving the interests
of all.quotAfter leading Fiji through 17 years
of multiracial harmony, he found it ironic that
his defeat in 1987, opposed by an
Indian- dominated coalition and a fervid Fijian
Nationalist Party, was provoked by his
multiracialism. But this same multiracial vision
enabled him, after the military coups in 1987, to
lead an interim government that restored
stability and economic progress. As the
appointed President of Fiji, he is sustained by
wide popular acclaim and affection. Very few
Pacific leaders have published their opinions and
perspectives on such a wide range of issues
and topics. In addition to his long and
distinguished political life, he tells of his
chiefly heritage, his early education and medical
studies at Otago University, his years at Oxford
University, and his career as a colonial
administrator. His memoir will be of outstanding
interest to Pacific historians, political
scientists, and anthropologists, as well as the
general reader.