Elections, Compact, and Assassination in the Republic of Palau

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Shuster, Donald (1988-09-01). "Elections, Compact, and Assassination in the Republic of Palau". Pacific Studies. 12 (1). ISSN 0275-3596.

Abstract: A detailed historical account focusing on the Republic of Palau, located in the western Pacific Ocean, with explicit treatment of Micronesia as a regional context. The time period covered includes the late 20th century, particularly the years surrounding Palau’s political developments and the negotiation of the Compact of Free Association with the United States. The report examines electoral processes, political assassinations, and the implications of the Compact treaty on Palau’s sovereignty and governance. It includes analysis of political institutions within Palau, interactions with U.S. agencies, and references to international agreements affecting the region. The document is structured as a comprehensive narrative integrating political history, treaty negotiations, and security issues. It addresses subject domains such as political science, international relations, and regional studies of Micronesia. The report is presented in a PDF format and contains metadata indicating creation and modification dates in 2025. The content reflects a synthesis of legislative texts, policy reviews, and historical events related to Palau’s political landscape and its relationship with the United States under the Compact of Free Association.