PNG Political Landscape and Power Dynamics offers a compelling and in-depth exploration of the political institutions, governance structures, and power relations shaping modern Papua New Guinea. Through nine analytically rich chapters, the book examines the legacy of colonialism, the impact of foreign influence, and the persistent challenges of decentralization, corruption, and weak service delivery. It also investigates electoral dynamics, civil society engagement, gender inclusion, and leadership reform, presenting a holistic view of the country's democratic evolution. With a focus on both diagnostic insights and forward-looking recommendations, the book provides practical pathways toward more inclusive, accountable, and resilient governance. Drawing on a wide range of literature, policy reports, and real-world developments, this volume is essential reading for scholars, policymakers, civil society actors, and international development partners committed to understanding and shaping PNG's political future.