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Kindy and grassroots gender transformations in Solomon Islands

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Kindy and grassroots gender transformations in Solomon Islands (pp. 69-94)

From: Transformations of Gender in Melanesia

John Cox

ANU Press (2017)

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Topics: Kindergarten education, Gender equality, Men, Polynesian culture, Children, Gender roles, Womens rights, Villages, Christianity

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Islamization and Identity in Indonesia: The Case of Arabic Names in Java

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Islamization and Identity in Indonesia: The Case of Arabic Names in Java

Joel C. Kuipers, Askuri

Indonesia, No. 103 (April 2017), pp. 25-49

Topics: Islam, Muslims, Piety, Cultural identity, Polynesian culture, Hybridity, Family names, Southeast Asian culture

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"We're Blacksurfing": Public History and Liberation Politics in White Wash

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"We're Blacksurfing": Public History and Liberation Politics in White Wash

Krista Comer

Journal of American Ethnic History, Vol. 35, No. 2 (Winter 2016), pp. 68-78

Topics: Surfing, African American culture, Polynesian studies, United States history, White people, Movies, State politics, Subcultures, Slavery, Cultural history

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The Origins and Arrival of the Earliest Domestic Animals in Mainland and Island Southeast Asia: A Developing Story of Complexity

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The Origins and Arrival of the Earliest Domestic Animals in Mainland and Island Southeast Asia: A Developing Story of Complexity (pp. 251-274)

From: New Perspectives in Southeast Asian and Pacific Prehistory

Philip J. Piper

Volume: 45

ANU Press (2017)

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Topics: Swine, Chickens, Domesticated animals, Bones, Prehistory, History of Antarctica, Dingoes, Genetics, Polynesian studies

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Epilogue: Sinuous Objects, Sensuous Bodies: Revaluing ‘Women’s Wealth’ Across Time and Place

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Epilogue: Sinuous Objects, Sensuous Bodies: Revaluing ‘Women’s Wealth’ Across Time and Place (pp. 261-292)

From: Sinuous Objects: Revaluing Women’s Wealth in the Contemporary Pacific

Margaret Jolly

ANU Press (2017)

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Topics: Commodities, Fabrics, Men, Feminist anthropology, Christianity, Skirts, Polynesian studies, String bags

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Cook Islands Tivaivai and the Haircutting Ceremony in Auckland: Ritual Action, Money and the Parameters of Value

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Cook Islands Tivaivai and the Haircutting Ceremony in Auckland: Ritual Action, Money and the Parameters of Value (pp. 235-256)

From: Sinuous Objects: Revaluing Women’s Wealth in the Contemporary Pacific

Jane Horan

ANU Press (2017)

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Topics: Haircutting, Ceremonies, Textiles, Hair, Gift giving, Kinship, Polynesian studies, Money, Materialism

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DeTours: Mapping Decolonial Genealogies in Hawai'i

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DeTours: Mapping Decolonial Genealogies in Hawai'i

Laurel Mei-Singh, Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez

Critical Ethnic Studies, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Fall 2017), pp. 173-192

Topics: Genealogy, Palaces, Maps, Demilitarization, Agricultural land, Tours, Military occupations, Military history, Sovereignty, Polynesian studies

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Native in the Twenty-first Century

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Native in the Twenty-first Century

Susan Power

World Literature Today, Vol. 91, No. 3-4 (May/August 2017), pp. 76-77

Topics: Latin American literature, American literature, Hispanics, Polynesian studies, Hispanic Americans, Archives

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Kindy and grassroots gender transformations in Solomon Islands (pp. 69-94)

Colonisation and/or Cultural Contacts: A Discussion of the Western Micronesian Case (pp. 233-242)

Moving Objects: Reflections on Oceanic Collections (pp. 77-114)

Islamization and Identity in Indonesia: The Case of Arabic Names in Java

Contested Sovereignties: Puerto Rico and American Samoa (pp. 39-81)

"We're Blacksurfing": Public History and Liberation Politics in White Wash

Official occasions and vernacular voices: New Zealand’s British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1950-90 (pp. 197-212)

The Ryukyu Islands and the Northern Frontier of Prehistoric Austronesian Settlement (pp. 189-200)

Development, Tourism and Commodification of Cultures in Vanuatu (pp. 225-260)

The Politics of the Baining Fire Dance (pp. 251-266)

The Origins and Arrival of the Earliest Domestic Animals in Mainland and Island Southeast Asia: A Developing Story of Complexity (pp. 251-274)

In Praise of Heresy (pp. 87-102)

Epilogue: Sinuous Objects, Sensuous Bodies: Revaluing ‘Women’s Wealth’ Across Time and Place (pp. 261-292)

The Taíno of the Caribbean: six thousand years of seafaring and cultural development (pp. 66-77)

Raised Stakes: Writing on/and the New Game of Chance (pp. 1-22)

Cook Islands Tivaivai and the Haircutting Ceremony in Auckland: Ritual Action, Money and the Parameters of Value (pp. 235-256)

Conjectures on Conjunctures and Other Matters: Three Essays (pp. 17-98)

THE SOUTH PACIFIC AND HAWAII ON SCREEN: Territorial Expansion and Cinematic Colonialism (pp. 9-72)

Legible Natives: Making Native Women Visible in the Literary Arts

CONCLUSION: The New Cultural Amnesia in Contemporary Cinema and Television (pp. 195-218)

DeTours: Mapping Decolonial Genealogies in Hawai'i

RECONNECTING TONGA AND HAWAIʹI (pp. 66-89)

Rising Sun, Rising Soul: On Mixed Race Asian Identity That Includes Blackness (pp. 21-32)

Native in the Twenty-first Century

Passing on, and Passing on Wealth: Compelling Values in Tongan Exchange (pp. 211-234)