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Index to Volumes 11–20

Jan Rensel, Marata Tamaira, and Judith Humbert

Entries are arranged in a single alphabetical list, with items indexed by vol-ume and inclusive page numbers (11:35–67). Names of Authors are in capital and small capital letters. Titles of articles are reproduced as they appeared, fol-lowed by the last name of the author in parentheses. Alphabetization ignores initial articles, conjunctions, and prepositions. Each article is listed by title, last name of (fi rst) author, approximately fi ve subject categories, and appropriate place-names. Where articles had more than one author, secondary authors are listed by last name only, with cross-references to the primary author. Dialogue and Resources items are indexed as articles. Political Reviews are listed under the name of the political entity and the last name of the author. Titles of books are in italics. Place-names (mostly of political units or regions) are in boldface type. Books reviewed are listed only by last name of (fi rst) author, fi lms by the name of the producer, and exhibits by the name of the museum or gallery, with the last name of the reviewer in parentheses following the book, fi lm, or exhibit title, and cross-references from the reviewer.

academic disciplines: and research in Oceania, 18:33–55. See also edu-cation; interdisciplinarity; Pacifi c Islands studies

Academic Responsibilities and Representation of the Ok Tedi Crisis in Postcolonial Papua New Guinea (Hyndman), 13:33–54

Adams, Ron W. See Miles Addo, Ping-Ann. See Ostraff and

Ostraff Aitape (PNG) tsunami: and disaster

relief, 16:321–355. Akaka Bill: 17:142–156; 19:137–160;

and Rice v Cayetano, 17:1–27. See also Hawai‘i; Hawaiian sovereignty; Hawaiian Issues

Akin, David: Compensation and the Melanesian State: Why Kwaio Keep Claiming, 11:35– 67

Akin, David, and Joel Robbins, editors: Money and Modernity:

State and Local Currencies in Melanesia (O’Hanlon), 13:580 –582

Akram-Lodhi, A Harron, editor: Confronting Fiji Futures (Alley), 13:582–584

Albert Wendt: Bibliography (Sharrad and Peacock), 15:378–420

Alegado, Dean, and Gerard Finin: Exporting People: The Philippines and Contract Labor in Palau, 12:359–370

Alexander, Bob. See Tora Alexeyeff, Kalissa: Globalizing

Drag in the Cook Islands: Fric-tion, Repulsion, and Abjection, 20:143–161

Ali, Saleem H, and Andrew Singh Grewal: The Ecology and Economy of Indigenous Resistance: Divergent Perspectives on Mining in New Caledonia, 18:361–392

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Allen, Anne E Guernsey. See Rongokea

Allen, Linda. See HezelAlley, Roderic: The Domestic

Politics of International Relations: Cases from Australia, New Zealand and Oceania (Firth), 14:478–479. See also Akram-Lodhi; Patman and Rudd; Peebles; Robertson and Sutherland

“Aloha Spirit” and the Cultural Politics of Sentiment as National Belonging (Ohnuma), 20:365–394

Alternative Market Values? Inter-ventions into Auctions in Aote-aroa / New Zealand (Geismar), 20:291–327

Altizer, Nell. See Wendt American Sämoa, 11:69 –104Anae, Melani. See Wendt and LeesAnbe, Brent. See Xian and AnbeAnderson, Christopher. See

Craig, Kernot, and Anderson Andrade, Ivy Hali‘imaile. See

Honolulu Academy of ArtsAngleviel, Frédéric: political

reviews of Wallis and Futuna in 1998–99, 12:253–255; in 2000–01, 14:238–242; in 2001–02, 15:192–195; in 2002–03, 16:169–174; in 2003–04, 17:215–220; in 2004–05, 18:148–151; in 2005–06, 19:286–290; in 2006–07, 20:251–254; Historiographie de la Nouvelle-Calédonie (Chappell), 18:456–458

anthropology: and Hawaiians, 13:381–416; in Melanesia, 11:140–159; in Oceania, 15:43–73; and Pacifi c museums, 13:417–466

Aotearoa / New Zealand: and broad-cast television, 11:361–388; and fi lmmaking, 11:390–413; and land tenure issues, 11:69–104; and Mäori cultural property, 20:291–327; and Mäori literature, 16:31–57; and

migrant Samoans, 12:57–82; Treaty of Waitangi, 12:1–55. See also Mäori Issues

Aoudé, Ibrahim G, guest editor: Public Policy and Globaliza-tion in Hawai‘i. Special issue of Social Process in Hawai‘i (Kim), 14:482–484

Aoyagi, Machiko: Modekngei: A New Religion in Belau, Micronesia (Nishihara), 15:495–497

area studies: and interdisciplinarity, 20:397–421. See also academic disciplines; Pacifi c Islands studies

The Army Learns to Luau: Impe-rial Hospitality and Military Photography in Hawai‘i (Imada), 20:329–361

Arno, Andrew. See Lal Art Galleries, California State

University, Northridge: Island Affi nities: Contemporary Art of Oceania [exhibit] (Imada), 20:277–280

articulation theory, 13:468–490Asang, Isebong: Remaking Foot-

prints: Palauan Migrants in Hawai‘i, 12:371–384

Asia in the Pacifi c: Migrant Labor and Tourism in the Republic of Palau (Wesley-Smith), 12 (2)

Asia in the Pacifi c: Introduction [to special issue] (Wesley-Smith), 12:307–317

Asia Societies Galleries: Para-dise Now? Contemporary Art from the Pacifi c [exhibit] (Myers), 17:273–277

Australian Foreign Policy and the ramsi Intervention in Solomon Islands (Kabutaulaka), 17:283–308

Babadzan, Alain, editor: Insulari-tés: Hommage à Henri Lavondès (Dunis), 18:193–195

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Back to the Future: Decolonizing Pacifi c Studies (Hereniko and Wesley-Smith), 15 (1)

Balawanilotu, Gina. See Borofsky Ballard, Chris: political review of

Papua in 2001, 14:467–476. See also Banks and Ballard; Miedema, Odé, and Dam; Rutherford

Ballard, Chris, Paula Brown, R Michael Bourke, and Tracey Harwood, editors: The Sweet Potato in Oceania: A Reappraisal (Clarke), 19:318–322

Ballendorf, Dirk Anthony. See Shimizu and van Bremen; Willens with Ballendorf

Balson, Michael, director and editor: Kula: Ring of Power [fi lm] (Kuehling), 15:512–516

Banks, Glenn: Mining and the Environment in Melanesia: Con-temporary Debates Reviewed, 14:39–67. See also Denoon

Banks, Glenn, and Chris Ballard, editors: The Ok Tedi Settlement: Issues, Outcomes and Implications (Hyndman), 11:482–484

Barber, Keith. See Dorras, Walker, and Hermanson; Goddard

Barclay, Barry: The Vibrant Shim-mer, 11:390 –413

Barclay, Robert: Melal: A Novel of the Pacifi c (Kiste), 16:208–211

Barker, Holly M: Bravo for the Marshallese: Regaining Control in a Post-Nuclear, Post-Colonial World (Carucci), 16:445–449

Barker, John. See Ernst Barker, Judith C. See Keck;

Lukere and Jolly; Rensel and Rodman

Barlow, Kathleen. See Bennett; Fajans; Hviding and Bayliss-Smith; Zimmer-Tamakoshi

Barnwell, Jane: A Selected Bibliog-raphy of Economic Development in the Republic of Palau, 12:490 –495

Barrillot, Bruno, and John Taroanui Doom: Response to Regnault, 17:373–377

Bayer, Julie, and Josh Salz-man, directors: Time and Tide [fi lm] (Chambers and Chambers), 19:294–306

Bayliss-Smith, Tim. See Hviding and Bayliss-Smith; Rapaport

Becker, David, photographer: At Home in Vanuatu: Tradition in the Western Pacifi c [exhibit] (Lind-strom), 13:617–618

Becket, Jan, And Joseph Singer, editors and compilers: Pana O‘ahu: Sacred Stones, Sacred Land (Han-lon), 13:293–295

Bedford, Richard. See Macpher-son, Bedford, and Spoonley

Beechert, Edward D. See LeckieBeier, Ulli: Decolonising the Mind:

The Impact of the University on Culture and Identity in Papua New Guinea (Winduo), 19:330–332

Belau. See Palau Benediktsson, Karl: Harvesting

Development: The Construction of Fresh Food Markets in Papua New Guinea (Filer), 16:203–205

Bennett, Judith A: Pacifi c Forest: A History of Resource Control and Contest in Solomon Islands, c. 1800 –1997 (Barlow), 14:244–249

Bensa, Alban: Ethnologie et Archi-tecture: Le Centre Culturel Tjibaou, une réalisation de Renzo Piano (Brown), 14:281–284

Bensa, Alban, And Isabelle Leblic, editors: En Pays Kanak: Ethnologie, Linguistique, Archéolo-gie, Histoire de la Nouvelle-Calédo-nie (Chappell), 13:592–594


Benton, Richard. See Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finu-cane, Henare, and Henare

Bertram, Geoff: The mirab Model Twelve Years On, 11:105–138

Between Gifts and Commodities: Commercial Enterprise and the Trader’s Dilemma on Wallis (‘Uvea) (van der Grijp), 15:277–307

Between Knowledges: Pacifi c Studies and Academic Disciplines (Hviding), 15:43–73

Beyond Governance in Sämoa: Under-standing Samoan Political Thought (Huffer and So‘o), 17:311–333

Beyond “the English Method of Tat-tooing”: Decentering the Practice of History in Oceania (Hanlon), 15:19–40

Billings, Dorothy K: Cargo Cult as Theater: Political Performance in the Pacifi c (Lindstrom), 16:201–203

Black, Peter. See Strong and KaipatBleakley, Clare: Women of the

New Millennium: Tongan Women Determine Their Development Direction, 14:134–147

blood quantum: in Hawai‘i, 19:137–160

Bolton, Lissant: Radio and the Redefi nition of Kastom in Vanuatu, 11:335–360; Unfolding the Moon: Enacting Women’s Kastom in Vanu-atu (Mitchell), 16:193–195. See also Hermanson and Walker; Mullins and Wood; Pule and Thomas

Bonnemaison, Joël, 11:176–185Borofsky, Robert, editor: Remem-

brance of Pacifi c Pasts: An Invita-tion to Remake History (Balawa-nilotu, Subramani, and Nicole), 15:198–203

Borsboom, Ad. See Otto and Borsboom

Bossen, Claus: Festival Mania,

Tourism, and Nation Building in Fiji: The Case of the Hibiscus Festi-val, 1956–1970, 12:123–154

Bourke, R Michael. See Ballard, Brown, Bourke, and Harwood

Brady, Ivan: The Time at Darwin’s Reef: Poetic Explorations in Anthro-pology and History (Neumann), 17:507–509

Brenneis, Don. See Stewart and Strathern

Brison, Karen J: Our Wealth is Loving Each Other: Self and Society in Fiji (Tomlinson), 20: 495–497

British Museum, London: Power and Taboo: Sacred Objects from the Eastern Pacifi c [exhibit] (Ray-mond), 20:283–286

Brown, Paula. See Ballard, Brown, Bourke, and Harwood

Brown, Peter. See BensaBrunt, Peter. See B Graham Bryant-Tokalau, Jenny, and Ian

Frazer, editors: Redefi ning the Pacifi c? Regionalism Past, Present and Future (Maclellan), 20:272–275

Buck, Elden M: Island of Angels: The Growth of the Church of Kosrae / Kapkapak lun Church fi n acn Kosrae, 1852–2002 (Peoples), 19:325–327

Bullard, Alice. See DouglasBurke, Mary E Lawson. See Shen-

nan and TekenimatangBurt, Ben. See Hunt; Overton and

ScheyvensBurt, Ben, and Christian Clerk,

editors: Environment and Devel-opment in the Pacifi c Islands (Townsend), 11:256–258

Burton, Michael L. See Hess, Nero, and Burton; Nero, Murray, and Burton

Buschmann, Rainer F. See Lansdown


Busse, Mark. See Whimp and Busse Butt, Leslie. See Mallett

Calamia, Mark A. See Sample Calvert, Francis, writer and

director: Cracks in the Mask [fi lm] (Nakata), 13:610–612

Camacho, Keith L. See Munro and Lal

Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Anthro-pology, London: Pasifi ka Styles [exhibit] (Raymond), 20:283–286

Campbell, I C: Worlds Apart: A History of the Pacifi c Islands (Cole), 17:482–485

Cannibalistic Imaginaries: Mining the Natural and Social Body in Papua New Guinea (Halvaksz), 18:335–359

Capie, David: Under the Gun: The Small Arms Challenge in the Pacifi c (E Thompson), 17:245–248

Carlile, Lonny: Niche or Mass Market? The Regional Context of Tourism in Palau, 12:415–436

Caro, Niki, writer and director: Whale Rider [fi lm] (Figueroa), 16:422–425

Carpenter, Dale, photographer, producer, and editor: A New Island [fi lm] (Hess), 20:484–487

Carter, Lyn. See Silva Carucci, Laurence Marshall:

Nuclear Nativity: Rituals of Renewal and Empowerment in the Marshall Islands (McArthur), 11:261–263. See also H Barker; Kelin; Poyer, Falgout, and Carucci; Strathern, Stewart, Carucci, Poyer, Feinberg, and Macpherson

Castro, Jewel, cover art, 20 (2); featured art, 20:vi, 328, 362, 395, 422, 449, 481, 521; About the Artist, 20:vii

Castro, Ric R, cover art, 17 (2); featured art, 17:viii, 309, 334, 358, 384, 401, 414, 434, 464; About the Artist, 17:ix

Cauquelin, Josiane: The Aborigi-nes of Taiwan: The Puyuma; From Headhunting to the Modern World (Dunis), 18:459–461

Chambers, Anne, And Keith Chambers. See Bayer and Salzman; Horner; Lindsay; E Pollock; Tourell, O’Connor, and Jones-Middleton

Chambers, Keith, And Anne Chambers: Unity of Heart: Culture and Change in a Polynesian Atoll Society (N Pollock), 14:492–494

Chanteraud, Annabel R: La Saga du kava, du Vanuatu à la Nouvelle-Calédonie (Dussy), 16:459–460

Chappell, David A: In Quest of Dialogue on a “Hot” Subject, 17:336–338; political review of French Polynesia in 2003–04, 17:193–203; political reviews of New Caledonia in 1998, 11:432–438; in 1999, 12:515–520; in 2000, 13:541–551; in 2001, 14:446–455; in 2002, 15:448–456; in 2003, 16:383–393; in 2004, 17:435–448; in 2005, 18:399–413; in 2006, 19:582–597; in 2007, 20:460–469. See also Angleviel; Bensa and Leblic; de Vries and Seur; Le Borgne; Maclellan and Chesneaux; Munholland

Chenoweth, Vida. See MidianChesneaux, Jean. See Maclellan and

Chesneaux chiefs: and commercialism, 19:365–

408; Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji), 12:83–122

Chin, James: political review of Papua New Guinea in 2002, 15:457–463. See also Siaguru

Christian Citizens: Women and Nego-


tiations of Modernity in Vanuatu (Douglas), 14:1–38

Christianity: and Aitape tsunami, 16:321–355; in Fiji, 20:163–189; in Vanuatu, 14:1–38

Christianity, Calamity, and Culture: The Involvement of Christian Churches in the 1998 Aitape Tsunami Disaster Relief (Fountain, Kindon, and Murray), 16:321–355

Cilano, Cara: Of Blood and of the Heart: An Interview with Georgia Ka‘apuni McMillen, 17:386–402

civil unrest: in Solomon Islands, 17:283–308; 19:409–441

Clarke, William C: Remembering Papua New Guinea: An Eccentric Ethnography (Jorgensen), 18:176–178. See also Ballard, Brown, Bourke, and Harwood

class: in Tonga, 15:309–336Claxton, Karl: Bougainville 1988–

98: Five Searches for Security in the North Solomons Province of Papua New Guinea (Ogan), 12:287–289

Clerk, Christian. See Burt and Clerk

Clifford, James: Indigenous Articu-lations, 13:468–490

clothing: and the North Mekeo (PNG), 19:39–83. See also com-modifi cation; social change

CNMI. See Northern Mariana IslandsCole, Anna. See Thomas, Cole, and

Douglas Cole, John. See Campbellcolonialism: and colonial structures,

13:315–342; and French Polynesia, 17:359–362; in Hawai‘i, 18:1–31; and Hawaiian men, 20:1–53; and legal system in Hawai‘i, 14:412–424; and mining, 18:335–359; and Pacifi c history, 15:19–40; and Pacifi c literature, 16:59–85; in Palau, 12:437–463; in Solomon

Islands, 13:491–507; in Vanuatu, 16:233–257. See also decolonization

A Comment on “The Nuclear Issue in the South Pacifi c” (Firth), 17:359–362

commodifi cation: of Hawaiian culture, 17:404–413; and North Mekeo (PNG), 19:39–83

community: and indigenous phi-losophies, 16:87–116; on Malaita, 14:377–409; among Marshallese migrants, 13:89–121

Compensation and the Melanesian State: Why Kwaio Keep Claiming (Akin), 11:35–67

Connell, John: The Fiji Times and the Good Citizen: Constructing Modernity and Nationhood in Fiji, 19:85–109

Connery, Christopher Leigh. See Hereniko and Wilson

Connolly, Sharon. See Graham, Haslem, and Connolly

consumerism: and the Ipili (PNG), 18:265–292

Contending Masculinities and the Limits of Tolerance: Sexual Minorities in Fiji (George), 20:163–189

Contested Visions of History in Aotearoa New Zealand Literature: Witi Ihimaera’s The Matriarch (Romaine), 16:31–57

A Conversation with Mililani Trask (Wong-Wilson), 17:142–156

Cook Islands, 20:143–161Cook Islands: political reviews in

1997–98 (Rasmussen), 11:206–211; 2001–02 (Jonassen), 15:174–179; in 2002–03 (Jonassen), 16:146–153; in 2003–04 (Jonassen), 17:185–193; in 2004–05 (Jonassen), 18:128–133; in 2005–06 (Jonassen), 19:207–213; in 2006–07 (Jonassen), 20:216–222

corruption: and Freeport mine


(PNG), 14:69–100; in the Pacifi c, 17:118–140

Craig, Barry, Bernie Kernot, and Christopher Anderson, editors: Art and Performance in Oceania (Simet), 13:600–603

Crane, Emmanuelle. See Mokaddem

Creating Options: Forming a Marshal-lese Community in Orange County, California (Hess, Nero, and Burton), 13:89–121

Creed, Barbara, And Jeanette Hoorn, editors: Body Trade: Captivity, Cannibalism, and Colo-nialism in the Pacifi c (Lindenbaum), 15:476–479

crime: in Hawai‘i, 14:412–424; and squatter settlements in Papua New Guinea, 13:1–32

Crime and Criminality: Historical Differences in Hawai‘i (Merry), 14:412–424

critical race theory: in Hawai‘i con-text, 18:1–31

Crocombe, Ron. See Modell; Spickard, Rondilla, and Wright

Crocombe, Ron, and Marjorie Tua‘inekore Crocombe, editors: Akono‘anga Maori: Cook Islands Culture (Siikala), 17:248–250

Crowdy, Denis: Guitar Style, Open Tunings, and Stringband Music in Papua New Guinea (Diettrich), 20:518–520. See also Moyle; Niles and Crowdy; Yamada

Crowl, Linda. See Loeak, Kiluwe, and Crowl; Sanga, Niroa, Matai, and Crowl

Cruz, Karen A Fury: The Pattera of Guam: Their Story and Legacy [fi lm] (McGrath), 14:494–496

cultural appropriation: of Hawaiian identity, 17:404–413; 19:138–160.

See also cultural identity; Hawai‘i; Hawaiian Issues

cultural identity: in Hawai‘i, 17:404–413; Hawaiian, 19:137–160; and kastom, 11:335–360; Mäori, 14:341–376; in New Zealand literature, 16:31–57; in Oceania, 15:340–374; and Samoans in Seattle, 14:307–340; in Solomon Islands, 11:35–67; and tourism, 12:437–463

Cultural Rupture and Indigeneity: The Challenge of (Re)visioning “Place” in the Pacifi c (Gegeo), 13:491–507

cultural studies: in diaspora, 13:417–466; in Hawai‘i, 13:359–379; Native Pacifi c cultural studies, 13:343–357; 13:381–416; in the Pacifi c, 13:491–507; and Pacifi c epistemologies, 15:340–374

Cultural Studies for Oceania (H Wood), 15:340–374

culture: and Pacifi c museums, 13:417–466; reclaiming of, 13:315–342; renaissance of, 13:315–342; 15:139–148

culture areas: and European typolo-gies, 19:508–545

Cummings Losch, Tracie Ku‘uipo: political reviews of Hawaiian Issues in 2003–04, 17:203–209; in 2004–05, 18:143–148; in 2005–06, 19:222–233

cyberspace: and Pacifi c Islands studies, 15:117–136

Dam, Rien A C. See Miedema, Odé, and Dam

D’Arcy, Paul: The People of the Sea: Environment, Identity, and History in Oceania (Terrell), 19:638–640. See also Lal and Hempenstall; Osorio

David and Goliath: A Response to


“The Oceanic Imaginary” (Here-niko), 13:163–168

The Death of Koro Paka: “Tradi-tional” Mäori Patriarchy (Hoko-whitu), 20:115–141

decolonization: in Hawai‘i, 13:359–379; and history in the Pacifi c, 15:19–40; in New Caledonia, 18:361–392; in Oceania, 12:178–192; 13:178–183; 15:340–374; and Pacifi c studies, 15:1–17; 15:117–136. See also colonialism

Decolonizing Pacifi c Studies: Indig-enous Perspectives, Knowledge, and Wisdom in Higher Education (Thaman), 15:1–17

DeLoughrey, Elizabeth. See Grace; Lyons

Denoon, Donald: Getting Under the Skin: The Bougainville Copper Agreement and the Creation of the Panguna Mine (Banks), 13:273–275. See also Regan and Griffi n

Denoon, Donald, With Stew-art Firth, Jocelyn Linnekin, Mâlama Meleiseâ, and Karen Nero, editors: The Cambridge History of the Pacifi c Islanders (Leckie), 12:266–268

Desmond, Jane C: Staging Tourism: Bodies on Display from Waikiki to Sea World (Diamond), 14:505–508

development: on Malaita, 14:377–409; and mirab, 11:105–138; in the Pacifi c, 12:178–192; in Palau, 12:481–487; in Solomon Islands, 17:283–308. See also mining; tourism

de Vries, Pieter, and Han Seur: Moruroa and Us: Polynesians’ Experiences during Thirty Years of Nuclear Testing in the French Pacifi c (Chappell), 12:284–287

de Young Museum, San Fran-cisco: Jolika Collection of New

Guinea Art [exhibit] (MacKenzie), 19:345–351

Diamond, Heather. See Desmonddiaspora: of Hawaiians, 19:137–160;

and language maintenance, 19:446–473; of Pacifi c Islanders, 12:57–82; 19:474–502; of Rotumans, 11:160 –175; of Samoans, 12:57–82; 14:307–340.

Diasporic Deracination and “Off-Island” Hawaiians (Kauanui), 19:138–160

Diaz, Vicente, writer and director: Sacred Vessels: Navigating Tradition and Identity in Micro nesia [fi lm] (Mellon), 11:501–505

Diaz, Vicente M, and J Kèhau-lani Kauanui: Native Pacifi c Cultural Studies on the Edge, 13:315–342

Diaz, Vicente M, and J Kèhau-lani Kauanui, editors: Native Pacifi c Cultural Studies on the Edge 13 (2)

Diettrich, Brian. See Crowdy; Rore, Hau‘ofa, and Tora

Dinnen, Sinclair: Militaristic Solutions in a Weak State: Inter-nal Security, Private Contractors, and Political Leadership in Papua New Guinea, 11:279–303; Law and Order in a Weak State: Crime and Politics in Papua New Guinea (Goddard), 14:261–263. See also Connell

Dinnen, Sinclair, and Allison Ley, editors: Refl ections on Vio-lence in Melanesia (Josephides), 13:566–568

Disappearing Worlds: Anthropology and Cultural Studies in Hawai‘i and the Pacifi c (White and Tengan), 13:381–416

disaster relief: Aitape (PNG) tsunami, 16:321–355


displacement: of Palauans, 12:349–358

Dominy, Michèle D. See RodmanDoom, John Taroanui. See Barrillot

and DoomDorras, Jo, writer; Peter Walker

and Dale Hermanson, direc-tors: Vot Long Pati Ia! (Your vote, our party) [fi lm] (Goldsmith and Barber), 13:307–308

Douglas, Bronwen: Christian Citizens: Women and Negotiations of Modernity in Vanuatu, 14:1–38; Across the Great Divide: Jour-neys in History and Anthropology (Bullard), 12:549–551. See also Thomas, Cole, and Douglas

Drake, Maile T. See Honolulu Academy of Arts

Drexler, Debra, artist: Gauguin’s Zombie [exhibit] (Morse), 16:225–228

Duchesne, Tammy. See National Park Service

Duff, Alan, 12:155–175. See also Pacifi c literature

Dunis, Serge. See Babadzan; Cauquelin

Durutalo, Alumita L: political reviews of Fiji in 1998, 11:427–432; in 2005, 18:396–399; in 2006, 19:578–582

Dussy, Dorothée. See ChanteraudDvorak, Greg: “The Martial

Islands”: Making Marshallese Masculinities between American and Japanese Militarism, 20:55–86

Dwyer, Deborah, Terence Dwyer, Graham Ellis, Michael Ward, and Daniel Fitzpatrick: A Compensation Claims Procedure for Papua New Guinea: Report to the Institute of National Affairs, Port Moresby (Scaglion), 14:484–486

Dwyer, Terence. See Dwyer, Dwyer, Ellis, Ward, and Fitzpatrick

Early, Robert. See Lipp Eco-consciousness and Development

in Palau (Ueki), 12:481–487The Ecology and Economy of

Indigenous Resistance: Diver-gent Perspectives on Mining in New Caledonia (Ali and Grewal), 18:361–392

Edmond, Rod: Representing the South Pacifi c: Colonial Discourse from Cook to Gauguin (Wilson), 13:597–600

education: and Pacifi c epistemologies, 16:87–116; Pacifi c philosophy of, 15:1–17; Samoan attitudes toward, 12:57–82. See also pedagogy

Ellis, Graham. See Dwyer, Dwyer, Ellis, Ward, and Fitzpatrick

Emberson-Bain, ‘Atu, fi lmmaker: In the Name of Growth—Fiji: A Story of Fisheries Development, Indig-enous Women and Politics [fi lm] (Harrington), 14:527–529; writer and narrator: Where the Rivers Meet—Fiji: A Divided Community and its Struggle for Peace [fi lm] (K Teaiwa), 14:529–531

empowerment: of Tongan women, 14:134–147

environment: and conservation, 18:295–313; and development, 12:481–487; and fi shing in Tonga, 19:365–408; and mining, 14:39–67; 13:33–54. See also development; mining

Environmental Conservation and Mining: Between Experience and Expectation in the Eastern High-lands of Papua New Guinea (West), 18:295–313

Ernst, Manfred: Globalization and the Re-Shaping of Christianity in


the Pacifi c Islands (John Barker), 19:624–626

Ernst, Thomas. See KnauftErrington, Frederick K. See

Gewertz and Errington; McPherson Errington, Frederick K, and

Deborah B Gewertz: Yali’s Question: Sugar, Culture, and His-tory (Leach), 20:260–262

Evans, Megan. See Hereniko and Evans

Evans, Mike. See van der GrijpEvenari, Gail, writer and director:

Wayfi nders: A Pacifi c Odyssey [fi lm] (Low), 12:294–296

Eves, Richard: The Magical Body: Power, Fame and Meaning in a Mel-anesian Society (Fajans), 12:538–540. See also Thomas and Eves

Ewins, Rory: Changing Their Minds: Tradition and Politics in Contem-porary Fiji and Tonga (James), 12:273–275

Exporting People: The Philippines and Contract Labor in Palau (Alegado and Finin), 12:359–370

fa‘a Sämoa: and governance in Sämoa, 17:311–333; and Samoans living in Seattle, 14:307–340

Fact or Fable? The Consequences of Migration for Educational Achieve-ment and Labor Market Participa-tion (Macpherson, Bedford, and Spoonley), 12:57–82

Fajans, Jane: They Make Them-selves: Work and Play among the Baining of Papua New Guinea (Bar-low), 11:263–265. See also Eves

Falgout, Suzanne. See Poyer, Falgout, and Carucci; Turner and Falgout

Fashion as Fetish: The Agency of Modern Clothing and Traditional Body Decoration among North

Mekeo of Papua New Guinea (Mosko), 19:39–83

Federated States of Micronesia: politi-cal reviews in 1997–98 (Peter and Samo), 11:188–190; in 1998–99 (Peter), 12:194–196; in 1999–2000 (Puas and Peter), 13:200 –203; in 2000 – 01 (Peter), 14:186–188; in 2005– 06 (Haglelgam), 19:178–182; in 2006–07 (Haglelgam), 20:192–198

Feinberg, Richard: Anuta: Poly-nesian Lifeways for the 21st Cen-tury (Monberg), 17:501–502. See also Finney; Juniroa Productions; Strathern, Stewart, Carucci, Poyer, Feinberg, and Macpherson; Vaka Taumoko Project

Feld, Steven, recorder and annota-tor: Bosavi: Rainforest Music from Papua New Guinea [cd] (Yamada), 14:532–533

Festival Mania, Tourism, and Nation Building in Fiji: The Case of the Hibiscus Festival, 1956–1970 (Bossen), 12:123–154

fi eldwork: of Joël Bonnemaison, 11:176–185; in the Pacifi c, 13:381–416; in Papua New Guinea, 11:140 –159

Figiel, Sia, 12:155–175. See also Pacifi c literature

Figueroa, Esther. See Caro Fiji: constitution, 12:83–122;

14:148–167; gender identities in, 20:163–189; and military coup, 13:184–198; 14:148–167; 15:75–90; national identity, 12:123–154; and nationhood, 19:85–109; racial prejudice in, 15:75– 90

Fiji: political reviews in 1998 (Duru-talo), 11:427–432; in 1999 (Tarte), 12:507–515; in 2000 (Tarte), 13:529–541; in 2001 (Tarte), 14:439–446; in 2002 (Mausio),


15:440 –447; in 2005 (Durutalo), 18:396 –399; in 2006 (Durutalo), 19:578–582; in 2007 (Fraenkel), 20:450 –460

The Fiji Times and the Good Citizen: Constructing Modernity and Nationhood in Fiji (Connell), 19:85–109

Filer, Colin. See BenediktssonFiler, Colin, editor: Dilemmas

of Development: The Social and Economic Impact of the Porgera Gold Mine 1989–1994 (Jorgensen), 14:268–271

Filer, Colin, and Martha Macintyre: Grass Roots and Deep Holes: Community Responses to Mining in Melanesia, 18:215–231

fi lmmaking: in New Zealand, 11:390 –413; 20:115–141; Pacifi c Islander fi lmmakers, 13:163–168; US military’s representation of Hawai-ians, 20:329–361. See also Lomas; representation

Finin, Gerard A. See Alegado and Finin; Tarte

Finnegan, Ruth. See Stewart and Strathern

Finney, Ben: The Sin at Awarua, 11:1–33; Sailing in the Wake of the Ancestors: Reviving Polynesian Voyaging (Feinberg), 17:232–235. See also Saura

Finucane, Melissa L. See Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finu-cane, Henare, and Henare

Firth, Stewart: A Comment on “The Nuclear Issue in the South Pacifi c,” 17:359–362; Future Directions for Pacifi c Studies, 15:139–148; Pacifi c Islands Trade, Labor, and Security in an Era of Globalization, 19:111–135; The Pacifi c Islands and the Globaliza-tion Agenda, 12:178–192; Interna-

tional Issues and Events in 1998, 11:416–426; in 1999, 12:498–506. See also Alley; Denoon, Firth, Linnekin, Meleiseâ, and Nero; Gammage

Fischer, Steven Roger: Island at the End of the World: The Turbu-lent History of Easter Island (Rain-bird), 19:322–323

fi shing: in the Pacifi c, 15:424–439; 19:552–577; in Tonga, 19:365–408

A Fishy Romance: Chiefl y Power and the Geopolitics of Desire (Young Leslie), 19:365–408

Fitzpatrick, Daniel. See Dwyer, Dwyer, Ellis, Ward, and Fitzpatrick

Flores, Judy. See Isla Center for the Arts at the University of Guam; Rubinstein

folk taxonomy: and Mäori knowledge system, 16:1–28. See also indig-enous epistemologies

Fong, Randie K. See Linkels and Linkels

Fortune, Kate. See Lal and FortuneFoster, Robert J: Melanesianist

Anthropology in the Era of Glo-balization, 11:140–159; Material-izing the Nation: Commodities, Consumption, and Media in Papua New Guinea (Zimmer-Tamakoshi), 16:182–186

Fountain, Philip M, Sara L Kindon, and Warwick E Murray: Christianity, Calamity, and Culture: The Involvement of Christian Churches in the 1998 Aitape Tsunami Disaster Relief, 16:321–355

Fowler, Maria Kabua. See Taafaki, Fowler, and Thaman

Fraenkel, Jon: political review of Fiji in 2007, 20:450 –460; The Manipulation of Custom: From Uprising to Intervention in


the Solomon Islands (Richards), 18:442–444

Franklin, Cynthia. See Kennedy Franklin, Cynthia, Ruth Hsu,

and Suzanne Kosanke, editors: Navigating Islands and Continents: Conversations and Contestations in and around the Pacifi c (O’Carroll), 13:605–607

Fraser, Toa, writer and director: No. 2 [fi lm] (Tamaira), 19:653–657

Frazer, Ian. See Bryant-Tokalau and Frazer

Freeport and the Suharto Regime, 1965–1998 (Leith), 14:69–100

Freeport Mine (West Papua), 14:69–100. See also mining

French Nuclear Testing in the South Pacifi c, or When France Makes Light of Its Duty to Remember (Tetiarahi), 17:378–381

French Polynesia, 17:335–383. See also colonialism; nuclear testing

French Polynesia: political reviews in 1997–98 (von Strokirch), 11:211–220; in 1998–99 (von Strokirch), 12:221–227; in 1999–2000 (von Strokirch), 13:225–235; in 2000–01 (von Strokirch), 14:213–219; in 2003–04 (Chappell), 17:193–203; in 2004–05 (Gonschor), 18:133–143; in 2005–06 (Gonschor), 19:213–222; in 2006–07 (Gon-schor), 20:222–232

Friedman, Jonathan. See SilvaFriesen, Wardlow. See D HarrisonFrom Rolling Thunder to Reggae:

Imagining Squatter Settlements in Papua New Guinea (Goddard), 13:1–32

From the Sideline: An Interview with Brij V Lal, Historian and Constitu-tional Commissioner (Hereniko), 14:168–184

Fugui, John Moffat: political

review of Solomon Islands in 2000, 13:551–556

Fujitani, T, Geoffrey M White, and Lisa Yoneyama, editors: Perilous Memories: The Asia-Pacifi c War(s) (Poyer), 15:205–208

Future Directions for Pacifi c Studies (Firth), 15:139–148

Gammage, Bill: The Sky Travelers: Journeys in New Guinea, 1938–1939 (Firth), 12:258–259

garment trade, 19:111–135Garrett, John: Where Nets Were

Cast: Christianity in Oceania since World War II (MacDonald), 11:250 –252

Gauguin, Paul, 11:390 –413Gegeo, David Welchman: Cultural

Rupture and Indigeneity: The Chal-lenge of (Re)visioning “Place” in the Pacifi c, 13:491–507; (Re)visioning Knowledge Transformation in the Pacifi c: A Response to Subra-mani’s “The Oceanic Imaginary,” 13:178–183

Gegeo, David Welchman, and Karen Ann Watson-Gegeo: “How We Know”: Kwara‘ae Rural Villagers Doing Indigenous Episte-mology, 13:55–88; Whose Knowl-edge? Epistemological Collisions in Solomon Islands Community Development, 14:377–409

Geismar, Haidy: Alternative Market Values? Interventions into Auctions in Aotearoa / New Zealand, 20:291–327. See also Metropolitan Museum of Art

Gelu, Alphonse: political review of Papua New Guinea in 2005, 18:413–423

gender: in the Cook Islands, 20:143–161; and gender relations in Tonga, 14:134–147; in the Marshall


Islands, 20:55–86; and Survivor Vanuatu, 19:162–174; in Vanuatu, 16:233–257

genetically modifi ed organisms: Mäori perspectives on, 16:1–28

Genz, Joseph. See unesco links George, Nicole: Contending

Masculinities and the Limits of Tolerance: Sexual Minorities in Fiji, 20:163–189

Geraghty, Paul. See Tent and Geraghty

Gershon, Ilana: Viewing Diasporas from the Pacifi c: What Pacifi c Eth-nographies Offer Pacifi c Diaspora Studies, 19:474–502

Gewertz, Deborah B. See Errington and Gewertz; LiPuma

Gewertz, Deborah B, and Fred-erick K Errington: Emerging Class in Papua New Guinea: The Telling of Difference, reviews (M Smith, Zimmer-Tamakoshi, Mac-William), and response, 13:262–273

Gillison, Samantha: The Undis-covered Country: A Novel (Win-duo), 13:297–299

Glennie, Ian, and Fredricka Hunter, editors: ARTPIX 3: Aotea-roa / New Zealand [cd-rom] (Stevenson), 16:434–436

globalization: and cultural exchange, 20:143–161; and cultural revival, 11:1–33; and hypermodernity, 11:140–159; and language shift in Tonga, 19:446–473; in the Pacifi c, 11:105–138; 12:178–192; 15:1–17; 15:43–73; in Palau, 12:319–348; and resistance, 13:149–162; and trade, labor, and security, 19:111–135

Globalizing Drag in the Cook Islands: Friction, Repulsion, and Abjection (Alexeyeff), 20:143–161

Goddard, Michael: From Roll-

ing Thunder to Reggae: Imagining Squatter Settlements in Papua New Guinea, 13:1–32; The Unseen City: Anthropological Perspectives on Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (Barber), 18:444–447. See also Dinnen

Goldsmith, Michael. See Dorras, Walker, and Hermanson

Golub, Alex: Who Is the “Original Affl uent Society”? Ipili “Predatory Expansion” and the Porgera Gold Mine, Papua New Guinea, 18:265–292. See also Rumsey and Weiner; West

Gonschor, Lorenz: political reviews of French Polynesia in 2004– 05, 18:133–143; in 2005– 06, 19:213–222; in 2006–07, 20:222–232; political reviews of Rapa Nui in 2005– 06, 19:240 –247; in 2006–07, 20:238–244

Goodenough, Ward H: Under Heaven’s Brow: Pre-Christian Reli-gious Tradition in Chuuk (Lowe), 17:491–494

Goro Mine (New Caledonia), 18:361–392. See also mining

Goss, Jon, and Bruce Lindquist: Placing Movers: An Overview of the Asian-Pacifi c Migration System, 12:385–414

“Got Race?” The Production of Haole and the Distortion of Indigeneity in the Rice Decision (Rohrer), 18:1–31

governance: indigenous notions of, 16:87–116; and matai system in Sämoa, 17:311–333; in the Pacifi c, 17:118–140; in Papua New Guinea, 11:279–303; in Solomon Islands, 19:409–441

Governance, Corruption, and Ethics in the Pacifi c (Huffer), 17:118–140

Gowdy, John M. See McDaniel and Gowdy


Grace, Patricia: Baby No-Eyes (Whaitiri), 12:554–556; Tu: A Novel (DeLoughrey), 18:464–466

Graham, Brett: cover art, 14 (2); Kainga Tahi Kainga Rua: New Work on Banaba [exhibit] (Brunt), 16:429–434

Graham, Chris: See Kightley and Griffen

Graham, Trevor, Denise Haslem, and Sharon Connolly, fi lmmak-ers: Mabo: Life of an Island Man [fi lm] (Smallacombe), 12:300–302

Grass Roots and Deep Holes: Com-munity Responses to Mining in Melanesia (Filer and Macintyre), 18:215–231

Grewal, Andrew Singh. See Ali and Grewal

Griffen, Arlene, editor and com-piler: With Heart and Nerve and Sinew: Post-Coup Writing from Fiji (Tawake), 11:487–490

Griffen, James. See Kightley and Griffen

Griffin, Helga M. See Regan and Griffi n

Gross, Claudia. See Jaarsma and Rohatynskyj

Guam: political reviews in 1997–98 (Shuster), 11:190–197; in 1998–99 (Shuster), 12:196–204; in 1999–2000 (Shuster), 13:203–211; in 2000– 01 (Shuster), 14:188–198; in 2001– 02 (Hattori), 15:150–162; 2002– 03 (Marsh-Kautz), 16:120 –126; in 2003– 04 (Marsh), 17:160 –167; in 2004– 05 (Marsh), 18:104–110; in 2005– 06 (Marsh), 19:182–189; in 2006– 07, 20:198–204

Gunn, Michael, and Philippe Peltier, editors: New Ireland: Art of the South Pacifi c (Waite), 20:510 –513

Guy, Elizabeth. See Mishra and Guy

Guy, Richard, Toshio Kosuge, and Rieko Hayakawa, editors: Distance Education in the South Pacifi c: Nets and Voyages (Stover), 14:501–503

Haami, Brad. See Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finucane, Henare, and Henare

Haglelgam, John R: political reviews of Federated States of Micronesia in 2005–06, 19:178–182; in 2006–07, 20:192–198

Hall, Lisa Kahaleole: “Hawai-ian at Heart” and Other Fictions, 17:404–413

Halvaksz, Jamon: Cannibalistic Imaginaries: Mining the Natural and Social Body in Papua New Guinea, 18:335–359. See also Stewart and Strathern

Hamasaki, Richard: From the Spider Bone Diaries: Poems and Songs (Wilson), 14:508–513

Hambly, Luke. See Rich with Hambly and Morgan

Hameiri, Shahar: The Trouble with ramsi: Reexamining the Roots of Confl ict in Solomon Islands, 19:409–441

Hamelin, Christine, and Éric Wittersheim, editors: La tradition et l’État: Églises, pouvoirs et poli-tiques culturelles dans le Pacifi que (Waddell), 15:504–506

Hanlon, David: Beyond “the English Method of Tattooing”: Decentering the Practice of History in Oceania, 15:19–40; Remaking Micronesia: Discourses over Devel-opment in a Pacifi c Territory, 1944–1982 (Marshall), 11:478–480. See also Becket and Singer; Sacks


Harrington, Christy. See Emberson-Bain

Harrison, David, editor: Pacifi c Island Tourism (Friesen), 17:250 –252

Harrison, Simon. See Tuzin Harwit, Eric: Taiwan’s Foreign

Economic Relations with Develop-ing Nations: A Case Study of Its Ties with Palau, 12:465–479

Harwood, Tracey. See Ballard, Brown, Bourke, and Harwood

Haslem, Denise. See Graham, Haslem, and Connolly

Hattori, Anne Perez: politi-cal review of Guam in 2001–02, 15:150–162; Colonial Dis-Ease: US Navy Health Policies and the Chamorros of Guam, 1898–1941 (Monnig), 18:451–453. See also Lal; Poyer, Falgout, and Carucci

Hau‘ofa, Epeli. See Rore, Hau‘ofa, and Tora

Have We Been Thinking Upside-Down? The Contemporary Emer-gence of Pacifi c Theoretical Thought (Huffer and Qalo), 16:87–116

Hawai‘i: and the Akaka Bill, 17:1–27; 17:142–156; and “aloha spirit,” 20:365–394; and blood quantum, 18:1–31; and crime, 14:412–424; and cultural anthropology, 13:381–416; and deracination, 19:137–160; and Hawaiian masculinity, 20:1–53; and surfi ng, 20:89–113. See also colonialism; decolonization; Hawai-ian Issues

“Hawaiian at Heart” and Other Fictions (Kahaleole), 17:404–413

Hawaiian culture, 13:124–148Hawaiian Issues: political reviews in

2001– 02 (Cummings), 15:179–183; in 2002– 03 (Cummings), 16:153–158; in 2003– 04 (Cummings Losch), 17:203–209; in 2004–05

(Cummings Losch), 18:143–148; in 2005–06 (Cummings Losch), 19:222–233

Hawaiian literature, 17:29–81. See also Pacifi c literature

Hawaiian sovereignty, 13:359–379. See also Akaka Bill; colonialism; cultural identity; decolonization; nationalism

Hawkins, Russell, director: Since the Company Came [fi lm] (Roughan), 13:612–613

Hay, John E. See TorriceHayakawa, Rieko. See Guy, Kosuge,

and Hayakawa Hayward, Philip: Music at the

Borders: Not Drowning, Waving and Their Engagement with Papua New Guinean Culture (1986–96) (Maxwell), 12:542–545

Hayward, Philip, editor: Sound Alli-ances: Indigenous Peoples, Cultural Politics and Popular Music in the Pacifi c (Maxwell), 12:542–545

Heine, Hilda. See Loeak, Kiluwe, and Crowl

He Lei Ho‘oheno no nä Kau a Kau: Language, Performance, and Form in Hawaiian Poetry (Ho‘omanawanui), 17:29–81

Hempenstall, Peter J. See Kituai; Lal and Hempenstall

Henare, Manuka. See Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finu-cane, Henare, and Henare

Henare, Mark. See Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finucane, Henare, and Henare

Henderson, April K. See Thomas, Cole, and Douglas

Herda, Phyllis, Michael Reilly, and David Hilliard, editors: Vision and Reality in Pacifi c Reli-gion: Essays in Honour of Niel Gunson (Tonkinson), 19:327–329


Herdt, Gilbert: Secrecy and Cul-tural Reality: Utopian Ideologies of the New Guinea Men’s House (Lattas), 17:240–243

Herdt, Gilbert, and Stephen C Leavitt, editors: Adolescence in Pacifi c Islands Studies (Rubinstein), 13:281–286

Hereniko, Vilsoni: David and Goliath: A Response to “The Oceanic Imaginary,” 13:163–168; From the Sideline: An Interview with Brij V Lal, Historian and Constitutional Commissioner, 14:168–184; Interdisciplinary Approaches in Pacifi c Studies: Understanding the Fiji Coup of 19 May 2000, 15:75–90; Interview with Albert Wendt: Art, Writing, and the Creative Process, 18:59–69; An Interview with Subramani, 13:184–198; The Land Has Eyes: Pear ta ma ‘on maf [fi lm] (Marsh), 19:306–308

Hereniko, Vilsoni, playwright; Megan Evans, director: Love 3 Times [performance] (Lyons), 14:523–525

Hereniko, Vilsoni, and Rob Wilson, editors: Inside Out: Literature, Cultural Politics, and Identity in the New Pacifi c (Con-nery), 13:607–609

Hereniko, Vilsoni, and Terence Wesley-Smith, editors: Back to the Future: Decolonizing Pacifi c Studies, 15 (1)

Herle, Anita, Nick Stanley, Karen Stevenson, and Robert L Welsch, editors: Pacifi c Art: Persistance, Change and Meaning (Love), 17:505–507

Hermanson, Dale. See Dorras, Walker, and Hermanson

Hermanson, Dale, and Peter Walker, directors: Kasis Road [fi lm] (Bolton), 12:299–300

Hess, Jim. See Carpenter; Samuel and Steffen

Hess, Jim, Karen L Nero, and Michael L Burton: Creating Options: Forming a Marshallese Community in Orange County, California, 13:89–121

Hezel, Francis X: The New Shape of Old Island Cultures: A Half Cen-tury of Social Change in Micronesia (Allen), 14:491–492

Hilliard, David. See Herda, Reilly, and Hilliard

Hilliard, Rob. See ThurstonHinterland History: The Ok Tedi

Mine and Its Cultural Conse-quences in Telefolmin (Jorgensen), 18:233–263

history: and Battle of Saipan, 18:89–100; in Hawai‘i, 13:359–379; Pacifi c, 13:491–507; 13:343–357; 15:19–40; and Pacifi c muse-ums, 13:417–466; in Pohnpei, 14:101–131; of surfi ng in Hawai‘i, 20:89–113

Hixon, Margaret: Sälote, Queen of Paradise (James), 14:486–488

Hodgson, Lynn M. See Rauzon Hoëm, Ingjerd: Theatre and

Political Process: Staging Identi-ties in Tokelau and New Zealand (Wessendorf), 18:471–473

Hokowhitu, Brendan: The Death of Koro Paka: “Traditional” Mäori Patriarchy, 20:115–141; Tackling Mäori Masculinity: A Colonial Genealogy of Savagery and Sport, 16:259–284

Honolulu Academy Of Arts: Life in the Pacifi c of the 1700s: The Cook / Forster Collection of


the George August University of Göttingen [exhibit] (Andrade, Drake, Kosasa), review, 19:341–345

Honoring the Past and Creating the Future in Cyberspace: New Tech-nologies and Cultural Specifi city (Kinder), 15:93–115

Ho‘omanawanui, Ku‘ualoha: He Lei Ho‘oheno no nä Kau a Kau: Language, Performance, and Form in Hawaiian Poetry, 17:29–81

Hooper, Antony. See Kiste Hoorn, Jeanette. See Creed and

Hoorn; Thomas and LoscheHorner, Christopher, direc-

tor: The Disappearing of Tuvalu: Trouble in Paradise [fi lm] (Cham-bers and Chambers), 19:294–306

Horowitz, Leah S: Toward a Viable Independence? The Koniambo Project and the Political Economy of Mining in New Caledonia, 16:287–319

“How We Know”: Kwara‘ae Rural Villagers Doing Indigenous Episte-mology (Gegeo and Watson-Gegeo), 13:55–88

Howard, Alan: Pacifi c-Based Virtual Communities: Rotuma on the World Wide Web, 11:160–175

Hsu, Ruth. See Franklin, Hsu, and Kosanke

Huffer, Elise: Governance, Cor-ruption, and Ethics in the Pacifi c, 17:118–140. See also Mokaddem

Huffer, Elise, and Asofou So‘o: Beyond Governance in Sämoa: Understanding Samoan Political Thought, 17:311–333

Huffer, Elise, and Asofou So‘o, editors: Governance in Samoa: Pulega i Samoa (Lawson), 14:263–265

Huffer, Elise, and Ropate Qalo: Have We Been Thinking Upside-Down? The Contemporary Emergence of Pacifi c Theoretical Thought, 16:87–116

Hui Nalu, Beachboys, and the Surfi ng Boarder-lands of Hawai‘i (Walker), 20:89–113

Hui Panalä‘au, 20:1–53Hulsen, Al: The Pacifi c Islands

Report: Regional News and Jour-nalism Training Project, 11:242–247

Hunt, Colin: Pacifi c Development Sustained: Policy for Pacifi c Envi-ronments (Burt), 13: 278–281

Hunter, Fredricka. See Glennie and Hunter

Hviding, Edvard: Between Knowl-edges: Pacifi c Studies and Academic Disciplines, 15:43–73. See also Wassman

Hviding, Edvard, and Tim Bayliss-Smith: Islands of Rain-forest: Agroforestry, Logging and Eco-tourism in Solomon Islands (Barlow), 14:244–249

Hviding, Edvard, Rolf Scott, and Trygve Tollefsen, fi lm-makers: Chea’s Great Kuarao [fi lm] (Severance), 14:293–295

Hyndman, David: Academic Responsibilities and Representation of the Ok Tedi Crisis in Post colonial Papua New Guinea, 13:33–54. See also Banks and Ballard

Ickes, Betty. See Pointer Ihimaera, Witi: 12:155–175;

16:31–57; interview, 16:358–366Imada, Adria L: The Army Learns

to Luau: Imperial Hospitality and Military Photography in Hawai‘i, 20:329–361. See also Seward; Stanley


Imagining Oceania: Indigenous and Foreign Representations of a Sea of Islands (Jolly), 19:508–545

Imbun, Benedict Y: Local Labor-ers in Papua New Guinea Mining: Attracted or Compelled to Work? 18:315–333

Implementing Treaty Settlements via Indigenous Institutions: Social Justice and Detribalization in New Zealand (Lashley), 12:1–55

Indigenous Articulations (Clifford), 13:468–490

indigenous critical praxis, 13:55–88indigenous epistemologies: as guide

for development, 14:377–409; Hawaiian, 13:124–148; Kwara‘ae, 13:55–88; in Oceania, 13:169–177; 15:340–374; Pacifi c, 13:178–183; and Pacifi c studies, 15:43–73; Pohnpei, 14:101–131; and resis-tance to globalism, 13:149–162; and Tongan constructions of mental illness, 19:1–36

indigenous ethics, 16:87–116indigenous politics, 17:1–27indigenous research methodologies,

16:233–257indigenous rights, 14:341–376indigenous scholarship, 15:19–40indigenous worldviews, 15:1–17. See

also indigenous epistemologiesIndividual Land Tenure in American

Sämoa (Stover), 11:69–104Inia, Elizabeth K: Kato‘aga:

Rotuman Ceremonies (Keller), 16:198–201

In Quest of Dialogue on a “Hot” Subject (Chappell), 17:336–338

insanity: in Pacifi c literature, 16:59–85. See also mental illness

interdisciplinarity: and indigenous and western epistemologies, 15:43–73; and models for Pacifi c studies, 20:397–421

Interdisciplinarity and Pacifi c Studies: Roots and Routes (Whimp), 20:397–421

Interdisciplinary Approaches in Pacifi c Studies: Understanding the Fiji Coup of 19 May 2000 (Hereniko), 15:75– 90

Internet: in the Pacifi c, 12:178–192; and Rotuma, 11:160 –175

interviews: Witi Ihimaera, 16:358–366; Brij Lal, 14:168–184; Georgia Ka‘apuni McMillen, 17:387–402; Subramani, 13:184–198; Mililani Trask, 17:142–156; Albert Wendt, 18:59–69

Interview with Albert Wendt: Art, Writing, and the Creative Process (Hereniko), 18:59–69

An Interview with Subramani (Hereniko), 13:184–198

invention of tradition: and cultural revival, 11:1–33. See also culture; tradition

Ipili people (Papua New Guinea), 18:265–292. See also mining

Irian Jaya. See Papua Islands on the Internet (Odgen),

11:452–465Is There a Tongan Middle Class?

Hierarchy and Protest in Contempo-rary Tonga (James), 15:309–336

Isla Center for the Arts at the University of Guam: Paul Jacou-let’s Vision of Micronesia [exhibit] (Flores), 20:513–516

Ito, Karen L. See MageoIwamoto, Hiromitsu: Nanshin:

Japanese Settlers in Papua and New Guinea, 1890–1949 (Wu), 13:287–288

Iyechad, Lilli Perez: An Histori-cal Perspective of Helping Practices Associated with Birth, Marriage and Death Among Chamorros in Guam (McGrath), 14:496–499


Jaarsma, Sjoerd R. See Whimp and Busse

Jaarsma, Sjoerd R, editor: Handle with Care: Ownership and Control of Ethnographic Materials (Leach), 16:440–442

Jaarsma, Sjoerd R, and Marta A Rohatynskyj, editors: Ethno-graphic Artifacts: Challenges to a Refl exive Anthropology (Gross), 15:211–214

James, Kerry: Is There a Tongan Middle Class? Hierarchy and Protest in Contemporary Tonga, 15:309–336; political reviews of Tonga in 1997–98, 11:236–240; in 1998–99, 12:249–253; in 1999 –2000, 13:258–260; in 2000 – 01, 14:236 –238; in 2001– 02, 15:187–192. See also Ewins; Hixon

The Japanese Encounter with the South: Japanese Tourists in Palau (Yamashita), 12:437–463

Jebens, Holger, editor: Cargo, Cult, and Culture Critique (M Smith), 17:470 –473

Jell-Bahlsen, Sabine, fi lmmaker: Skull Art in Papua New Guinea [fi lm] (Rosi), 16:217–219

Jeudy-Ballini, Monique: L’art des échanges: Penser le lien sociale chez les Sulka (Papouasie Nouvelle-Gui-née) (Rohatynskyj), 18:185–188

Jeudy-Ballini, Monique, and Bernard Juillerat, editors: Peo-ple and Things: Social Mediations in Oceania (Lederman), 16:452–454

Johnson, Helen. See Sillitoe Johnson, Jackie Pualani. See

KneubuhlJohnston, Barbara Rose, editor:

Half-Lives and Half-Truths: Con-fronting the Radioactive Legacies of the Cold War (Kiste), 20:500–503

Johnston, Mark: Fighting the

Enemy: Australian Soldiers and Their Adversaries in World War II (Laracy), 15:208–209

Jolly, Margaret: Imagining Oceania: Indigenous and Foreign Representations of a Sea of Islands, 19:508–545; Moving Masculinities: Memories and Bodies Across Ocea-nia, 20:1–24; On the Edge? Deserts, Oceans, Islands, 13:417–466. See also Lukere and Jolly; Manderson and Jolly; Ram and Jolly

Jolly, Margaret, editor: Re-mem-bering Oceanic Masculinities, 20 (1)

Jonassen, Jon Tikivanotau M: political reviews of Cook Islands in 2001–02, 15:174–179; in 2002–03, 16:146–153; in 2003–04, 17:185–193; in 2004–05, 18:128–133; in 2005–06, 19:207–213; in 2006–07, 20:216–222

Jones-Middleton, Savana. See Tourell, O’Connor, and Jones-Middleton

Jorgensen, Dan: Hinterland History: The Ok Tedi Mine and Its Cultural Consequences in Tele folmin, 18:233–263. See also Clarke; Filer

Josephides, Lisette. See Dinnen and Ley

Jost, Christian, editor: The French-Speaking Pacifi c: Population, Envi-ronment and Development Issues (Winslow), 13:590–591

Jowitt, Anita: political reviews of Vanuatu in 1999, 12:520–524; in 2000, 13:557–563; in 2001, 14:461–467; in 2002, 15:463–471; in 2003, 16:401–409; in 2004, 17:456–463; in 2005, 18:430–438; in 2006, 19:605–612; in 2007, 20:475–480

Juillerat, Bernard. See Jeudy- Ballini and Juillerat

Juniroa Productions: Vaka


Tau mako: The First Voyage [fi lm] (Feinberg), 13:614–616

Juvik, James O. See QuanchiJuvik, Sonia P. See Quanchi

Kabutaulaka, Louisa. See Kabu-taulaka and Kabutaulaka

Kabutaulaka, Tarcisius Tara: political reviews of Solomon Islands in 1998, 11:443–449; in 2003, 16:393–401; in 2005, 18:423–430

Kabutaulaka, Tarcisius Tara, and Louisa Kabutaulaka: political review of Solomon Islands in 2006, 19:597–605

Kaeppler, Adrienne L, and J W Love, editors: The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music, volume 9: Australia and the Pacifi c Islands (McLean), 11:468–473

Kahn, Miriam. See Lal and FortuneKa‘ili, Tèvita O: Tauhi vâ: Nurturing

Tongan Sociospatial Ties in Maui and Beyond, 17:83–114

Kaipat, Cinta Matagolai. See Strong and Kaipat

Kalahele, Imaikalani: Kalahele (Winduo), 15:507–510

Kalinoe, Lawrence, and James Leach, editors: Rationales of Ownership: Transactions and Claims to Ownership in Contem-porary Papua New Guinea (Tala-kai), 19:628–629

Kalolo, Kelihiano: political reviews of Tokelau in 1997–98, 11:228–236; in 1998–99, 12:246–249; in 1999–2000, 13:255–258; in 2005– 06, 19:256–262

Kanae, Lisa Linn: Sista Tongue (Spahr), 16:211–212

Kanak mining projects, 16:287–319; 18:361–392. See also Koniambo Project; mining; New Caledonia; New Caledonia political reviews

Kaplan, Martha. See Kelly and Kaplan

Kasaipwalova, John. See Malnic and Kasaipwalova

kastom: and Christianity, 14:1–38; in Malaita, 11:35–67; and radio broadcasting in Vanuatu, 11:335–360

Kauanui, J Kèhaulani: Diasporic Deracination and “Off-Island” Hawaiians, 19:138–160; Precarious Positions: Native Hawaiians and US Federal Recognition, 17:1–27. See also Diaz and Kauanui; H Wood

Kavanamur, David: political review of Papua New Guinea in 2001, 14:456–461

Kawaharada, Dennis: Storied Landscapes: Hawaiian Literature and Place (Wilson), 13:597–600

Keck, Verena: Social Discord and Bodily Disorder: Healing among the Yupno of Papua New Guinea (Judith Barker), 19:630–632. See also Stewart and Strathern

Keck, Verena, editor: Common Worlds and Single Lives: Constitut-ing Knowledge in Pacifi c Societies (Rohatynskyj), 12:275–277

Keever, Beverly Ann Deepe: News Zero: The New York Times and the Bomb (Kiste), 18:178–182

Kelin, Daniel A, II, editor: Mar-shall Islands Legends and Stories (Carucci), 17:252–254

Keller, Janet Dixon. See Inia; Parke

Kelly, John D, and Martha Kaplan: Represented Communi-ties: Fiji and World Decolonization (Turner), 15:482–484

Kelsky, Karen. See Manderson and Jolly

Kennedy, Anne: Sing-song (Frank-lin), 18:469–471


Keown, Michelle: Postcolonial Pacifi c Writing: Representations of the Body (Lyons), 18: 461–464

Kernot, Bernie. See Craig, Kernot, and Anderson

Kidu, Lady Carol: A Remarkable Journey (Stella), 15:221–223

Kightley, Oscar, and James Griffen, writers; Chris Graham, director: Samoan Wedding [fi lm] (Tamaira), 19:653–657

Kihara, Shigeyuki, cover art, 19 (1); featured art, 19:vi, 37, 84, 110, 136, 161, 175, 206, 291; About the Artist, 19:vii

Kiluwe, Veronica C. See Loeak, Kiluwe, and Crowl

Kim, Karl. See Aoudé Kinder, Marsha: Honoring the

Past and Creating the Future in Cyberspace: New Technologies and Cultural Specifi city, 15:93–115

Kindon, Sara L. See Fountain, Kindon, and Murray

King, Ed. See Willens and SiemerKirch, Patrick Vinton: On the

Road of the Winds: An Archeo-logical History of the Pacifi c Islands before European Contact (Sand), 14:251–253. See also Sand and Kirch

Kirsch, Stuart. See van Meijl and von Benda-Beckmann

Kiste, Robert C: He Served: A Biog-raphy of Macu Salato (Hooper), 12:269–270. See also Barclay; B Johnston; Keever; Niedenthal; Willens with Ballendorf; Willens and Siemer

Kiste, Robert C, and Mac Marshall, editors: American Anthropology in Micronesia: An Assessment (Lieber), 12:528–530

Kituai, August Ibrum K: My Gun, My Brother: The World of

the Papua New Guinea Colonial Police 1920–1960 (Hempenstall), 12:260–263

Kluge, P F: Saipan: From Then to Now, 18:89–100

Knauft, Bruce M: Exchanging the Past: A Rainforest World of Before and After (Ernst), 17:497–499; From Primitive to Postcolonial in Melanesia and Anthropology (LiPuma), 13:286–287. See also Robbins and Wardlow

Kneubuhl, Victoria Nâlani: Hawai‘i Nei: Island Plays (J John-son), 16:189–193

Koniambo Project, 16:287–319. See also Kanak mining projects; mining; New Caledonia; New Caledonia political reviews

Kosanke, Suzanne. See Franklin, Hsu, and Kosanke

Kosasa, Karen K. See Honolulu Academy of Arts

Kosuge, Toshio. See Guy, Kosuge, and Hayakawa

Kroeker, Scott. See McDaniel and Gowdy

Kuehling, Susanne: Dobu: Ethics of Exchange on a Massim Island, Papua New Guinea (Rollason), 20:270–272. See also Balson; Malnic with Kasaipwalova

kümara (sweet potato): and genetic modifi cation debate, 16:1–28

Kwajalein Atoll, 20:55–86. See also Marshall Islands political reviews

Kwara‘ae (Solomon Islands): com-munity development, 14:377–409; Kwara‘ae Genealogy Project, 13:55–88. See also indigenous epistemolo-gies; Solomon Islands; Solomon Islands political reviews

labor: and migration, 19:111–135; in Papua New Guinea, 18:315–333


Labyrinth Project, 15:93–115. See also pedagogy

Lake, Larry M. See Moore; O’Hanlon and Welsch

Lal, Brij V: interview, 14:168–184Lal, Brij V: Making History, Becom-

ing History: Refl ections on Fijian Coups and Constitutions, 14:148–167; Another Way: The Politics of Constitutional Reform in Post-Coup Fiji (Naidu), 12:263–266; A Vision for Change: A D Patel and the Poli-tics of Fiji (Norton), 11:484–487; British Documents on the End of Empire. Series B, Volume 10: Fiji (Norton), 20:262–264; Chalo Jahaji: On a Journey through Inden-ture in Fiji (Mishra), 15:224–226; Mr. Tulsi’s Store: A Fijian Jour-ney (Arno), 15:479–482. See also Munro and Lal; Subramani

Lal, Brij V, editor: Bittersweet: The Indo-Fijian Experience (Quan-chi), 17:475–478; Conversations: Occasional Writing from the Research School of Pacifi c and Asian Studies 2:1, June 2001 (Lyons), 17:258–259; Fiji before the Storm: Elections and the Politics of Devel-opment (Tarte), 14:257–261; Pacifi c Places, Pacifi c Histories: Essays in Honor of Robert C Kiste (Hattori), 17:478–480

Lal, Brij V, and Kate Fortune, editors: The Pacifi c Islands: An Encyclopedia (Kahn), 14:249–251

Lal, Brij V, and Peter Hempen-stall, editors: Pacifi c Lives, Pacifi c Places: Bursting Bound-aries in Pacifi c History (D’Arcy), 16:462–465

Lal, Brij V, and Tomasi R Vakatora, editors: Fiji in Transi-tion: Research Papers of the Fiji Constitution Review Commission,

volume 1, and Fiji and the World: Research Papers of the Fiji Constitu-tion Review Commission, volume 2 (Robertson), 12:533–535

Lamb, Jonathan: Preserving the Self in the South Seas, 1680–1840 (Reilly), 16:465–469

Lamb, Jonathan, Vanessa Smith, and Nicholas Thomas, editors: Exploration & Exchange: A South Seas Anthology, 1680–1900 (Reilly), 16:465–469

land: and Hawaiians, 17:1–27; tenure in American Sämoa, 11:69–104

Lander, Joan. See Puhipau and Lander

Landgraf, Kapulani, cover art, 15 (2); featured art, 15:vi, 276, 308, 337, 375, 421; About the Artist, 15:vii

language shift: and globalization, 19:446–473. See also vernacular languages

Lansdown, Richard, editor: Strang-ers in the South Seas: The Idea of the Pacifi c in Western Thought; An Anthology (Buschmann), 20:275–277

Laracy, Hugh. See M Johnston Larmour, Peter. See Shuster, Lar-

mour, and von Strokirch Lashley, Marilyn E: Implementing

Treaty Settlements via Indigenous Institutions: Social Justice and Detribalization in New Zealand, 12:1–55

Lattas, Andrew: Cultures of Secrecy: Reinventing Race in Bush Kaliai Cargo Cults (Robbins), 12:540 –542. See also Herdt

law: in Hawai‘i, 14:412–424; 18:1–31Lawson, Stephanie. See Huffer and

So‘o Leach, James: Creative Land: Place

and Procreation on the Rai Coast


of Papua New Guinea (Robbins), 18:171–175. See also Errington and Gewertz; Jaarsma; Kalinoe and Leach

leadership: and corruption, 11:279–303; in Solomon Islands, 17:283–308. See also chiefs

Leavitt, Stephen C. See Herdt and Leavitt

Leblic, Isabelle. See Bensa and Leblic

Lebo, Susan A. See MillsLe Borgne, Jean: Nouvelle-Calédo-

nie 1945–1968: La Confi ance Trahie (Chappell), 20:487–490

Leckie, Jacqueline: To Labor with the State: The Fiji Public Service Association (Beechert), 12:545–546. See also Denoon, Firth, Linnekin, Meleiseä, and Nero; Shineberg

Lederman, Rena. See Jeudy-Ballini and Juillerat; Stürzenhofecker

Lee, Helen Morton: Tongans Overseas: Between Two Shores (Macpherson), 16:455–459

Lees, Nathaniel. See Wendt and Lees

Leith, Denise: Freeport and the Suharto Regime, 1965–1998, 14:69–100

Lenga, Brian: political review of Solomon Islands in 2007, 20:469–475

Levine, Stephen: political reviews of Niue in 1997–98, 11:222–228; in 1998–99, 12:231–236; in 1999–2000, 13:239–246. See also Rich with Hambly and Morgan

Ley, Allison. See Dinnen and Ley Lianga, Ake, cover art, 16 (2); fea-

tured art, 16:vi, 258, 285, 320, 356, 367, 382, 420; About the Artist, 16:vii

Lieber, Michael D. See Kiste and Marshall

Lindenbaum, Shirley. See Creed and Hoorn

Lindquist, Bruce. See Goss and Lindquist

Lindsay, Paul, producer and direc-tor: Before the Flood [fi lm] (Cham-bers and Chambers), 19:294–306

Lindstrom, Lamont: Survivor Vanu-atu: Myths of Matriarchy Revisited, 19:162–174. See also Becker; White and Lindstrom; R Wood

Linkels, Ad, and Lucia Linkels: Hula, Haka, Hoko! An Introduc-tion to Polynesian Dancing (Fong), 14:286–288

Linkels, Lucia. See Linkels and Linkels

Linnekin, Jocelyn. See Denoon, Firth, Linnekin, Meleiseä, and Nero

Lipp, Thorolf, research, photog-raphy, and editing: Kava: The Drink of the Gods [fi lm] (Early), 12:559–561

Lipset, David: Mangrove Man: Dialogics of Culture in the Sepik Estuary (Mitchell), 11:491–493

LiPuma, Edward: Encompassing Others: The Magic of Modernity in Melanesia (Gewertz), 14:480–482. See also Knauft

Local Laborers in Papua New Guinea Mining: Attracted or Compelled to Work? (Imbun), 18:315–333

Loeak, Anono Lieom, Veronica C Kiluwe, and Linda Crowl, editors: Life in the Republic of the Marshall Islands/Mour ilo Repub-lic eo an Majol (Heine and Walsh Kroeker), 18:453–456

logging: in the Pacifi c, 20:424–448; in Solomon Islands, 19:111–135

Lomas, Rongotai, cover art, 16 (1); featured art, 16:vi, 30, 58, 86, 118, 175; About the Artist, 16:vii


Lomé Agreement: and free trade in the Pacifi c, 12:178–192

L(o)osing the Edge (T Teaiwa), 13:343–357

Losche, Diane. See Thomas and Losche

Love, Jacob W. See Herle, Stanley, Stevenson, and Welsch; Kaeppler and Love

Low, Sam. See EvenariLowe, Ted. See Goodenough Luangphinith, Seri I: Tropical

Fevers: “Madness” and Colonialism in Pacifi c Literature, 16:59–85. See also Nandan

Lukere, Vicki, and Marga-ret Jolly, editors: Birthing in the Pacifi c: Beyond Tradition and Modernity? (Judith Barker), 15:499–502

Lutkehaus, Nancy C. See Ram and Jolly

Lyons, Paul: American Pacifi cism: Oceania in the US Imagination (DeLoughrey), 19:644–646. See also Hereniko; Keown; Lal; Thomas and Eves

Macdonald, Barrie. See Samson; R Thompson

MacDonald, Mary N. See Garrett; Robbins; Wetherell

Macintyre, Martha. See Filer and Macintyre; West and Macintyre

Mackenzie, Margaret. See de Young Museum, San Francisco

Maclellan, Nic: The Nuclear Age in the Pacifi c Islands, 17:363–372. See also Bryant-Tokalau and Frazer

Maclellan, Nic, and Jean Chesneaux: After Moruroa: France in the South Pacifi c (Chap-pell), 12:284–287

Macpherson, Cluny. See Lee;

Strathern, Stewart, Carucci, Poyer, Feinberg, and Macpherson; Va‘a

Macpherson, Cluny, Richard Bedford, and Paul Spoonley: Fact or Fable? The Consequences of Migration for Educational Achieve-ment and Labor Market Participa-tion, 12:57–82

MacWilliam, Scott. See Gewertz and Errington

Madey, Bob, and Larry Thomas, fi lmmakers: Compassionate Exile [fi lm] (T Teaiwa), 13:302–306

Mageo, Jeannette Marie: Theo-rizing Self in Samoa: Emotions, Genders, and Sexualities (Ito), 12:277–280

Magi, Marcel. See Maurer with Magi and Siban

Making a Case for Tongan as an Endangered Language (Otsuka), 19:446–473

Making History, Becoming History: Refl ections on Fijian Coups and Constitutions (Lal), 14:148–167

Malaita (Solomon Islands), 11:35–67. See also Solomon Islands; Solomon Islands political reviews

Mallett, Shelley: Conceiving Cultures: Reproducing People and Places on Nuakata, Papua New Guinea (Butt), 17:494–496

Mallon, Sean: Samoan Art & Art-ists: O Measina a Samoa (Mayer), 17:255–257

Malnic, Jutta, with John Kasaipwalova: Kula: Myth and Magic in the Trobriand Islands (Kuehling), 15:512–516

Manderson, Lenore, and Margaret Jolly: Sites of Desire, Economies of Pleasure: Sexualities in Asia and the Pacifi c (Kelsky), 11:267–270


Mäori: artifacts (taonga), auction of, 20:291–327; detribalization, 12:1–55; fi lmmaking, 11:390–413; and invention of Mäori patriarchy, 20:115–141; literature, 16:358–366; and masculinity, 16:259–284; nar-ratives, 16:1–28; retribalization, 14:341–376; and Treaty of Wai-tangi, 12:1–55; writers, 12:155–175. See also Aotearoa / New Zealand; Mäori Issues

Mäori Issues: political reviews (Mutu): in 1997–98, 11:220–222; in 1998–99, 12:227–231; in 1999–2000, 13:236–239; in 2000–01, 14:220–224; in 2001–02, 15:183–187; in 2002–03, 16:158–163; in 2003–04, 17:209–215; in 2005–06, 19:233–240; in 2006–07, 20:232–238

Mäori Retribalization and Treaty Rights to the New Zealand Fisheries (Webster), 14:341–376

mapping Oceania, 19:508–545Marck, Jeff: Topics in Polynesian

Language and Culture History (Mawyer), 14:276–278

Marcus, George E. See Wood-EllemMarsh, Kelly G: political reviews

of Guam in 2002– 03, 16:120–126; in 2003–04, 17:160–167; in 2004–05, 18:104–110; in 2005–06, 19:182–189; in 2006–07, 20:198–204

Marsh, Selina Tusitala. See Hereniko; Sullivan; Urale

Marsh-Kautz, Kelly G: See Marsh Marshall Islands, 20:55–86Marshall Islands: political reviews in

1998–99 (Walsh), 12:204–211; in 1999–2000 (Walsh), 13:211–216; in 2000–01 (Stege), 14:198–203; in 2002–03 (Stege), 16:126–132

Marshall Islanders: and migration, 13:89–121

Marshall, Mac: Namoluk Beyond the Reef: The Transformation of a Micronesian Community (Va‘a), 17:489–491. See also Hanlon; Kiste and Marshall

“The Martial Islands”: Making Marshallese Masculinities between American and Japanese Militarism (Dvorak), 20:55–86

masculinity: and behavior, 20:163–189; in Hawai‘i, 20:1–53; local representations of, 20:55–86; Mäori, 16:259–284; 20:115–141; and surfi ng, 20:89–113

Mason, Jean Tekura, and Vaine Rasmussen, editors: Cook Islands. Special issue of Mana: A South Pacifi c Journal of Art and Culture, Language and Literature (12:2) (Wilson), 14:508–513

Matai, Kalmele. See Sanga, Niroa, Matai, and Crowl

Mateatea-Allain, Kareva. See Stewart, Mateatea-Allain, and Mawyer

Maurer, Jean Luc, with Marcel Magi, and Marie-Jo Siban: Les Javanais du Caillou, Des affres de l’exil aux aléas de l’intégration: Sociologie historique de la com-munauté indonésienne de Nouvell Calédonie / The Javanese of the Rock: From the Hazards of Exile to the Hazards of Integration (Rallu), 19:632–635

Mausio, Asinate: political review of Fiji in 2002, 15:440–447

Mawyer, Alexander Dale. See Marck; Stewart, Mateatea-Allain, and Mawyer

Maxwell, Ian. See HaywardMay, Ron. See Penders Mayer, Carol E. See Mallon McArthur, Phillip. See Carucci


McDaniel, Carl N, and John M Gowdy: Paradise for Sale: A Parable of Nature (Kroeker), 14:271–273

McDowell, Nancy. See M Smith McGrath, Barbara Burns: Seattle

Fa‘a Sämoa, 14:307–340. See also Cruz; Iyechad

McLean, Mervyn: Weavers of Song: Polynesian Music and Dance (B Smith), 14:503–505. See also Kaeppler and Love

McMillen, Georgia Ka‘apuni: interview, 17:387–402

McPherson, Naomi M. See Yacoe McPherson, Naomi M, editor: In

Colonial New Guinea: Anthropo-logical Perspectives (Errington), 15:210–211

McPhetres, Samuel F: politi-cal reviews of Northern Mariana Islands in 1997–98, 11:197–201; in 1998–99, 12:211–216; in 1999–2000, 13:216–220; in 2000 – 01, 14:203–205; in 2001–02, 15:162–166; in 2002–03, 16:132–137; in 2003– 04, 17:167–172; in 2004– 05, 18:110–114; in 2005–06, 19:189–194; in 2006–07, 20:204–209

The Meanings of Work in Contempo-rary Palau: Policy Implications of Globalization in the Pacifi c (Nero, Murray, and Burton), 12:319–348

Meklin, Margaret, and Andrew Meklin: This Magnifi cent Accident: An Interview with Witi Ihimaera, 16:358–366

Melanesia: and disaster relief, 16:321–355; ethnography of, 11:140–159; and mining, 14:39–67; 18:215–231; and Pacifi c studies, 15:139–148. See also mining

Melanesia in Review: Issues and Events in 1998, 11:427–449; in 1999, 12:507–524; in 2000, 13:529–563; in 2001, 14:439–476;

in 2002, 15:440 –471; in 2003, 16:383–419; in 2004, 17:435–463; in 2005, 18:396–438; in 2006, 19:578–612; in 2007, 20:450–480

Melanesian Mining Modernities: Past, Present, and Future (West and Macintyre), 18 (2)

Melanesianist Anthropology in the Era of Globalization (Foster), 11:140–159

Meleiseâ, Mâlama. See Denoon, Firth, Linnekin, Meleiseâ, and Nero

Mellon, James. See Diaz; Metzgar mental illness: in Tonga, 19:1–36Merry, Sally Engle: Crime and

Criminality: Historical Differences in Hawai‘i, 14:412–424; Colonizing Hawai‘i: The Cultural Power of Law (Osorio), 13:574–577. See also Silva

Metropolitan Museum of Art: Adorning the World: Art of the Marquesas Islands [exhibit] (Geis-mar), 18:480–483; Coaxing the Spirits to Dance: Art and Society in the Papuan Gulf of New Guinea [exhibit] (Geismar), 20:280–283

Metzgar, Eric, director: Spirits of the Voyage [fi lm] (Mellon), 11:501–505

Meyer, Manulani Aluli: Our Own Liberation: Refl ections on Hawaiian Epistemology, 13:124–148

Meyer, Meleanna Aluli, cover art, 17 (1); featured art, 17:vi, 28, 82, 115, 141, 157, 184, 221; About the Artist, 17:vii

Meyer, Werner, director: Flight of the Albatross [fi lm] (Whaitiri), 11:505–508

Micronesia in Review, Issues and Events in 1997–98, 11:188–205; in 1998–99, 12:194–220; in 1999–2000, 13:200 –224; in 2000 – 01, 14:186–212; in 2001– 02, 15:150 –173; in 2002–03, 16:120 –145; in


2003– 04, 17:160 –183; in 2004–05, 18:104–126; in 2005–06, 19:178–205; in 2006–07, 20:192–215

Midian, Andrew: The Value of Indigenous Music in the Life and Ministry of the Church: The United Church in the Duke of York Islands (Chenoweth), 13:604–605

Miedema, Jelle, Cecilia Odé, and Rien A C Dam, editors: Perspec-tives on the Bird’s Head of Irian Jaya, Indonesia: Proceedings of the Conference, Leiden, 13–17 October 1997 (Ballard), 12:547–549

migrants: Marshallese in the United States, 13:89–121; in New Zealand, 12:57–82; and Pacifi c diaspora studies, 19:474–502

migration: 12:371–384; of labor in Asia-Pacifi c region, 12:385–414; of Marshallese to California, 13:89–121; of Palauans to the United States, 12:359–370; and transnational corporations of kin, 11:105–138. See also diaspora

Miles, William F S: Bridging Mental Boundaries in a Postco-lonial Microcosm: Identity and Development in Vanuatu (Adams), 12:280–281

Militaristic Solutions in a Weak State: Internal Security, Private Contrac-tors, and Political Leadership in Papua New Guinea (Dinnen), 11:279–303

military: in Hawai‘i, 20:1–53; 20:329–361; Japanese in Marshall Islands, 20:55–86; in Papua New Guinea, 11:279–303. See also ramsi

Mills, Peter R: Hawai‘i’s Russian Adventure: A New Look at Old History (Lebo), 15:486–489

mining: in Melanesia, 14:39–67; in New Caledonia , 16:287–319; 18:361–392; in Papua New Guinea,

13:33–54; 18:215–231; 18:233–263; 18:315–333; 18: 335–359; and Porgera gold mine, 18:265–292; 18:295–313; in West Papua, 14:69–100

Mining and the Environment in Melanesia: Contemporary Debates Reviewed (Banks), 14:39–67

mirab (Migration, Remittances, and Bureaucracy), 11:105–138

The mirab Model Twelve Years On (Bertram), 11:105–138

Mishra, Sudesh: Diaspora and the Diffi cult Art of Dying (B Wood), 16:212–214. See also Lal

Mishra, Sudesh, and Elizabeth Guy, editors: Dreadlocks in Ocea-nia (C Thompson), 12:289–291

Mitchell, Jean. See Bolton Mitchell, William E. See LipsetModeling Community: A Response

to “The Oceanic Imaginary” (Sinavaiana-Gabbard), 13:169–177

Modell, Judith S, editor: Con-structing Moral Communities: Pacifi c Islander Strategies for Set-tling in New Places (Crocombe), 16:178–182

modernity: and mental illness in Tonga, 19:1–36; and nationalism, 19:85–109; in Vanuatu, 14:1–38

modernization: in the Pacifi c, 15:139–148. See also tradition

Mokaddem, Hamid: Ce souffl e venu des ancêtres . . . L’oeuvre politique de Jean-Marie Tjibaou (1936–1989) (Waddell), 19:315–318; L’oeil du Père Rouel: Autour d’une série de photographies d’Alphonse Rouel en Nouvelle-Calédonie (1913–1969) (Crane), 18:191–193

Mokaddem, Hamid, editor: Approaches autour de culture et nature dans le Pacifi que Sud (Huffer), 18:188–191


Monberg, Torben. See Feinberg Mondragón, Carlos. See

Wittersheim Money Laundering, Global Finan-

cial Instability, and Tax Havens in the Pacifi c Islands (van Fossen), 15:237–275

Monnig, Laurel A. See Hattori Moore, Clive: Happy Isles in

Crisis: The Historical Causes for a Failing State in Solomon Islands, 1988–2004 (Richards), 18:442–444; New Guinea: Crossing Boundaries and History (Lake), 17:480–482

Morales, Rodney: When the Shark Bites (Najita), 16:438–440

Moreton-Robinson, Aileen: Talkin’ Up to the White Woman: Indigenous Women and Feminism (H Trask), 15:474–475

Morgan, Michael G. See Rich with Hambly and Morgan

Morse, Marcia. See DrexlerMosko, Mark S: Fashion as Fetish:

The Agency of Modern Clothing and Traditional Body Decoration among North Mekeo of Papua New Guinea, 19:39–83

Moulin, Jane Freeman. See Ninth Festival of Pacifi c Arts in Koror, Palau

Moving Masculinities: Memories and Bodies Across Oceania (Jolly), 20:1–24

Moyle, Richard M, collector: Nä Kkai Takü: Takü’s Musical Fables (Crowdy), 18:200–201

Mullins, Anthony, and Randall Wood, directors: Kilim Taem [fi lm] (Bolton), 12:561–563

multiculturalism: in Hawai‘i, 20:365–394

Munholland, Kim: Rock of Con-tention: Free French and Americans

at War in New Caledonia, 1940 –1945 (Chappell), 20:487–490

Munro, Doug, and Brij V Lal, editors: Texts and Contexts: Refl ec-tions in Pacifi c Islands Historiogra-phy (Camacho), 20:503–505

Murray, Fermina Brel. See Nero, Murray, and Burton

Murray, Warwick E. See Fountain, Kindon, and Murray

Mutu, Margaret: political reviews of Mäori Issues in 1997–98, 11:220–222; in 1998–99, 12:227–231; in 1999–2000, 13:236–239; in 2000–01, 14:220–224; in 2001–02, 15:183–187; in 2002–03, 16:158–163; in 2003–04, 17:209–215; in 2005–06, 19:233–240; in 2006–07, 20:232–238

Myers, Fred. See Asia Societies Galleries

Naidu, Vijay. See Lal Najita, Susan Y. See Morales Nakata, Martin. See CalvertNandan, Kavita Ivy, editor: Stolen

Worlds: Fijiindian Fragments (Luangphinith), 18:202–204

Nandan, Satendra: The Loneliness of Islands: Collected Poems 1976–2000 (Luangphinith), 20:506–508

narrative: through digital multimedia, 15:93–115; and ni-Vanuatu women, 16:233–257.

National Biodiversity Team of the Republic of the Marshall Islands: The Marshall Islands: Living Atolls Amidst the Living Sea; The National Biodiversity Report of the Republic of the Mar-shall Islands (Walsh Kroeker), 16:449–452

National Museum of Ethnol-ogy, Osaka, Japan: The Great Ocean Voyages: Vaka Moana and


Island Life Today [exhibit] (Yasui), 20:516–518

National Park Service: Ameri-can Memorial Park Visitor Center and WWII Exhibit Hall [exhibit] (Duchesne), 18:476–480

nationalism: and gender, 20:1–53; in Hawai‘i, 20:365–394; in New Zealand, 16:31–57; in the Pacifi c, 19:85–109; and sexual minorities in Fiji, 20:163–189

Native Hawaiians: and federal rec-ognition, 17:1–27. See also Akaka Bill; Hawaiian sovereignty; Hawai‘i; Hawaiian Issues

Native Pacifi c cultural studies, 13:315–507. See also cultural stud-ies; Pacifi c Islands studies

Native Pacifi c Cultural Studies on the Edge (Diaz and Kauanui), 13 (2)

Native Pacifi c Cultural Studies on the Edge: Introduction (Diaz and Kau-anui), 13:315–342

Neich, Roger, and Fuli Pereira: Pacifi c Jewelry and Adornment (Rubinstein), 18:473–476

Nemesis, Speaking, and Tauhi Vaha‘a: Interdisciplinarity and the Truth of “Mental Illness” in Vava‘u, Tonga (Poltorak), 19:1–36

Nero, Karen L. See Denoon, Firth, Linnekin, Meleiseä, and Nero; Hess, Nero, and Burton

Nero, Karen L, Fermina Brel Murray, and Michael L Burton: The Meanings of Work in Contemporary Palau: Policy Implications of Globalization in the Pacifi c, 12:319–348

Net Gains? Pacifi c Studies in Cyber-space (Wesley-Smith), 15:117–136

Neumann, Klaus. See Brady New Caledonia, 16:287–319; 18:361–

392. See also Kanak mining proj-ects; mining; Tjibaou

New Caledonia: political reviews (Chappell): in 1998, 11:432–438; in 1999, 12:515–520; in 2000, 13:541–551; in 2001, 14:446–455; in 2002, 15:448–456; in 2003, 16:383–393; in 2004, 17:435–448; in 2005, 18:399–413; in 2006, 19:582–597; in 2007, 20:460–469

New Zealand. See Aotearoa / New Zealand

Niche or Mass Market? The Regional Context of Tourism in Palau (Car-lile), 12:415–436

Nicole, Robert. See BorofskyNiedenthal, Jack: For the Good of

Mankind: A History of the People of Bikini and Their Islands (Kiste), 15:492–494

Niles, Don. See Oceania Centre for Arts and Culture

Niles, Don, and Denis Crowdy, editors: Papers from Ivilikou: Papua New Guinea Music Confer-ence and Festival (1997) (Stella), 14:284–285

Ninth Festival of Pacific Arts in Koror, Palau: Oltobed a Malt (Nurture, regenerate, celebrate) [festival] (Moulin), 17:512–516

Niroa, John. See Sanga, Niroa, Matai, and Crowl

Nishihara, Kazumi. See Aoyagi Niue: political reviews (Levine): in

1997–98, 11:222–228; in 1998–99, 12:231–-236; in 1999–2000, 13:239–246

ni-Vanuatu: and Survivor Vanuatu, 19:162–174

Nordstrom, Georganne. See Puhipau and Lander

North Mekeo people (Papua New Guinea), 19:39–83

Northern Mariana Islands: political reviews (McPhetres): in 1997–98, 11:197–201; in 1998–99, 12:211–


216; in 1999–2000, 13:216–220; in 2000–01, 14:203–205; 2001–02, 15:162–166; in 2002–03, 16:132–137; in 2003–04, 17:167–172; in 2004–05, 18:110–114; in 2005–06, 19:189–194; in 2006–07, 20:204–209

Norton, Robert: Reconciling Ethnicity and Nation: Contending Discourses in Fiji’s Constitutional Reform, 12:83–122. See also Lal

The Nuclear Age in the Pacifi c Islands (Maclellan), 17:363–372

The Nuclear Issue in the South Pacifi c: Labor Parties, Trade Union Move-ments, and Pacifi c Island Churches in International Relations (Reg-nault), 17:339–357

nuclear testing: in French Polynesia, 17:378–381; in the South Pacifi c, 17:336–383

O’Carroll, John. See Franklin, Hsu, and Kosanke

Oceania Center for Arts and Culture, 13:163–168

Oceania Centre for Arts and Culture: Panpipes Across the Ocean: A Production of Popular Tunes from the South Pacifi c Islands [cd] (Niles), 17:266–268

The Oceanic Imaginary (Subramani), 13:149–162

O’Connor, Mike. See Tourell, O’Connor, and Jones-Middleton

Odé, Cecilia. See Miedema, Odé, and Dam

Odo, Franklin: No Sword to Bury: Japanese Americans in Hawai‘i during World War II (Okamura), 17:235–237

Of Blood and of the Heart: An Inter-view with Georgia Ka‘apuni McMil-len (Cilano), 17:386–402

Ogan, Gene. See Claxton; Stella; Strathern, Stewart, Carucci, Poyer, Feinberg, and Macpherson

Ogden, Michael R: Islands on the Internet, 11:452–465

O’Hanlon, Michael. See Akin and Robbins

O’Hanlon, Michael, and Robert L Welsch, editors: Hunting the Gatherers: Ethnographic Collectors, Agents and Agency in Melanesia, 1870’s–1930’s (Lake), 14:518–520

Ohnuma, Keiko: “Aloha Spirit” and the Cultural Politics of Sen-timent as National Belonging, 20:365–394

Ok Tedi Mine (PNG): and environ-mental degradation, 13:33–54; and modernity, 18:233–263. See also mining

On Analogies: Rethinking the Pacifi c in a Global Context (T Teaiwa), 18:71–87

Ontai, Kala‘iokona, direc-tor, screenwriter, and composer: Ka‘ililauikekoa [fi lm] (Tupou), 14:525–527

On the Edge? Deserts, Oceans, Islands (Jolly), 13:417–466

oral traditions: and cultural revival, 11:1–33; and cultural studies in Oceania, 15:340–374; and radio broadcasting, 11:335–360; Tongan, 19:365–408

Osorio, Jonathan Kay Kamakawiwo‘ole: Dismembering Lähui: A History of the Hawaiian Nation to 1887 (D’Arcy), 16:186–189; See also Merry

Ostraff, Joseph, and Melinda Ostraff, directors: Kuo Hina ‘E Hiapo: The Mulberry is White and Ready for Harvest [fi lm] (Addo), 17:268–270


Otsuka, Yuko: Making a Case for Tongan as an Endangered Lan-guage, 19:446–473

Otto, Ton. See Shuster, Larmour, and von Strokirch; White and Lindstrom

Otto, Ton, and Ad Borsboom, editors: Cultural Dynamics of Reli-gous Change in Oceania (Robbins), 11:493–495

Our Own Liberation: Refl ections on Hawaiian Epistemology (Manulani Meyer), 13:124–148

Overton, John, and Regina Scheyvens, editors: Strategies for Sustainable Development: Expe-riences from the Pacifi c (Burt), 13:278–281

Pacifi c: marginalization of, 18:71–87Pacifi c-Based Virtual Communities:

Rotuma on the World Wide Web (Howard), 11:160–175

The Pacifi c Islands and the Globaliza-tion Agenda (Firth), 12:178–192

The Pacifi c Islands Report: Regional News and Journalism Training Project (Hulsen), 11:242–247

Pacifi c Islands studies: 15(1); and cultural renaissance, 15:139–148; and cultural studies, 15:340–374; and cyberspace, 15:117–136; decolonization of, 15(1); and Hawaiian studies, 13:359–379; and indigenous identity, 13:491–507; and Oceanic initiatives, 15:43–73; and Pacifi c conferences, 13:343–357; and Pacifi c museums, 13:417–466; and research perspec-tives, 18:33–55; at Victoria Univer-sity of Wellington, 20:397–421. See also anthropology; cultural studies; history; interdisciplinarity; Native Pacifi c cultural studies

Pacifi c Islands Trade, Labor, and Security in an Era of Globalization (Firth), 19:111–135

Pacifi c literature: and bilingualism, 13:184–198; and colonialism, 16:59–85; and postcoloniality, 12:155–175; as site of resistance, 13:149–162

Pacifi c philosophy, 16:87–116Pacifi c political thought, 17:118–140Pacifi c War. See World War IIPaeniu, Bikenibeu: update of

Tuvalu in 2006–07, 20:249–251Palau: 12: 319–495; Asian migra-

tion to, 12:385–414; development, 12:481–487; economic ties with Taiwan, 12:465–479; and guest workers, 12:319–348; 12:349–358; 12:359–370; migration to Hawai‘i, 12:371–384; tourism, 12:415–436; 12:437–463

Palau: political reviews (Shuster): in 1997–98, 11:201–205; in 1998–99, 12:217–220; in 1999-2000, 13:220–224; in 2000–01, 14:205–212; in 2001–02, 15:166–173; in 2002–03, 16:137–145; in 2003–04, 17:173–183; in 2004–05, 18:114–126; in 2005–06, 19:194–205; in 2006–07, 20:209–215

Palauans and Guest Workers: An Opinion Paper (Pierantozzi), 12:349–358

Pao, Carl Franklin Ka‘ailâ‘au, cover art, 20 (1); featured art, 20:viii, 25, 54, 87, 114, 142, 162, 190, 255; About the Artist, 20:ix

Papua: political reviews in 2001 (Ballard), 14:467–476; in 2003 (Timmer), 16:409–419; in 2004 (Timmer), 17:448–456

Papua New Guinea (PNG): and electoral reform, 11:305–333; fi eldwork in, 11:140–159; law and


order problems in, 11:279–303; 11:305–333; and mining, 13:33–54; 18:215–231; 18:233–263; 18:265–292; 18:295–313; 18:315–333; 18:335–359; and squatter settle-ments in, 13:1–32

Papua New Guinea: political reviews in 1998 (Wesley-Smith), 11:438–443; in 2001 (Kavanamur), 14:456–461; in 2002 (Chin), 15:457–463; in 2005 (Gelu), 18:413–423

Parke, Aubrey L, editor: Seksek ‘e Hatana / Strolling on Hatana: Traditions of Rotuma and its Dependencies, with excerpts from an archaeologist’s fi eld notebook (Keller), 16:198–201

Patman, Robert, and Chris Rudd, editors: Sovereignty under Siege? Globalization and New Zealand (Alley), 18:447–449

Peacock, Karen M. See Sharrad and Peacock

Pearson, Sarina: Subversion and Ambivalence: Pacifi c Island-ers on New Zealand Prime Time, 11:361–388

pedagogy: and indigenous knowledge systems, 15:1–17; and interactive learning, 15:93–115; 15:117–136. See also education

Peebles, Dave: Pacifi c Regional Order (Alley), 19:308–313

Peltier, Philippe. See Gunn and Peltier

Penders, C L M: The West New Guinea Debacle: Dutch Colonisa-tion and Indonesia 1945–1962 (May), 16:207–208

Peoples, James. See BuckPereira, Fuli. See Neich and Pereira performance: and drag shows,

20:143–161; and poetry, 17:29–81

Peter, Joakim: political reviews of Federated States of Micronesia in 1998–99, 12:194–196; in 2000–01, 14:186–188. See also Puas and Peter

Peter, Joakim, and Marcus Samo: political review of Federated States of Micronesia in 1997–98, 11:188–190

Philips, Susan U. See Smallphilosophy: Hawaiian, 13:124–148;

indigenous Pacifi c, 16:87–116Pierantozzi, Sandra S: Palauans

and Guest Workers: An Opinion Paper, 12:349–358

Placing Movers: An Overview of the Asian-Pacifi c Migration System (Goss and Lindquist), 12:385–414

Pohnpei, 14:101–131. See also FSM political reviews; World War II

Pointer, Margaret: Tagi Tote E Loto Haaku—My Heart is Crying a Little: Niue Island Involvement in the Great War 1914–1918 (Ickes), 14:488–491

politics: in Fiji, 14:148–167; in Papua New Guinea, 11:305–333; in Sämoa, 17:311–333; in Solomon Islands, 13:491–507

Pollock, Elizabeth, producer and director: Tuvalu: That Sinking Feel-ing [fi lm] (Chambers and Cham-bers), 19:294–306

Pollock, Nancy J. See Chambers and Chambers; Taafaki, Fowler, and Thaman

Poltorak, Michael: Nemesis, Speaking, and Tauhi Vaha‘a: Inter-disciplinarity and the Truth of “Mental Illness” in Vava‘u, Tonga, 19:1–36

Polynesia: and capitalist entrepreneur-ship, 15:277–307; and voyaging canoes, 11:1–33

Polynesia in Review: Issues and Events


in 1997–98, 11:206–240; in 1998–99, 12:221–255; in 1999–2000, 13:225–260; in 2000–01, 14:213–242; in 2001–02, 15:174–195; in 2002–03, 16:146–174; in 2003–04, 17:185–220; in 2004–05, 18:128–151; in 2005–06, 19:207–290; in 2006–07, 20:216–254

Porgera Gold Mine (PNG), 18:265–292; 18:295–313

Powles, Michael, editor: Pacifi c Futures (van Fossen), 19:620–622

Poyer, Lin. See Fujitani, White, and Yoneyama; Strathern, Stew-art, Carucci, Poyer, Feinberg, and Macpherson

Poyer, Lin, Suzanne Falgout, and Laurence Marshall Carucci: The Typhoon of War: Micronesian Experiences of the Pacifi c War (Hattori), 14:255–257

Precarious Positions: Native Hawai-ians and US Federal Recognition (Kauanui), 17:1–27

Puas, Gonzaga, and Joakim Peter: political review of Federated States of Micronesia in 1999–2000, 13:200–203

Puhipau, and Joan Lander, pro-ducers and directors: Mauna Kea: Temple Under Siege [fi lm] (Nord-strom), 18:207–210

Pule, John, cover art, 15(1); featured art, 15:xix, 18, 41, 74, 91, 116, 137; About the Artist, 15:ix

Pule, John, and Nicholas Thomas: Hiapo: Past and Pres-ent in Niuean Barkcloth (Bolton), 19:337–338

Qalo, Ropate. See Huffer and QaloQuanchi, Max: Atlas of the Pacifi c

Islands (Juvik and Juvik), 18:196–197. See also Lal

Radio and the Redefi nition of Kastom in Vanuatu (Bolton), 11:335–360

Rainbird, Paul: The Archeology of Micronesia (Cordy), 17:485–487. See also Fischer

Rallu, Jean-Louis. See Maurer with Magi and Siban

Ram, Kalpana, and Margaret Jolly, editors: Maternities and Modernities: Colonial and Postco-lonial Experiences in Asia and the Pacifi c (Lutkehaus), 11:495–498

ramsi (Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands): and Solo-mon Islands, 19:409–441. See also Solomon Islands; Solomon Islands political reviews

Rapa Nui: political reviews (Gon-schor): in 2005–06, 19:240–247; in 2006–07, 20:238–244

Rapaport, Moshe, editor: The Pacifi c Islands: Environment and Society (Bayliss-Smith), 12:530–532

Rarotonga, 11:69–104. See also Cook Islands political reviews; Rarotonga Treaty

Rarotonga Treaty: and nuclear-free initiatives, 17:339–357. See also nuclear testing

Rasmussen, Vaine. See Mason and Rasmussen

Rasmussen, Wilkie Olaf Patua: political review of Cook Islands in 1997–98, 11:206–211

Rauzon, Mark J: Isles of Refuge: Wildlife and History of the North-western Hawaiian Islands (Hodg-son), 14:499–501

Raymond, Rosanna. See British Museum, London; Cambridge Uni-versity Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, London; Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia


Reconciling Ethnicity and Nation: Contending Discourses in Fiji’s Constitutional Reform (Norton), 12:83–122

Reed, Adam: Papua New Guinea’s Last Place: Experiences of Con-straint in a Postcolonial Prison (Robbins), 18:171–175

Regan, Anthony J, and Helga M Griffin: Bougainville: Before the Confl ict (Denoon), 19:313–315

Regenvanu, Ralph, cover art, 19 (2); featured art, 19:viii, x, 363, 442, 444, 503, 504, 547, 550, 612, 613; About the Artist, 19:ix

Region in Review: International Issues and Events in 1998 (Firth), 11:416–426; in 1999 (Firth), 12:498–506; in 2000 (von Stro-kirch), 13:510–528; in 2001 (von Strokirch), 14:426–438; in 2002 (von Strokirch), 15:424–439; in 2003 (von Strokirch), 16:370–381; in 2004 (von Strokirch), 17:416–433; in 2005–2006 (von Strokirch), 19:552–577; in 2007 (von Stro-kirch), 20:424–448

Regnault, Jean-Marc: The Nuclear Issue in the South Pacifi c: Labor Parties, Trade Union Movements, and Pacifi c Island Churches in Inter-national Relations, 17:339–357; Reply [to Refl ections on Nuclear Testing in the South Pacifi c], 17:382–383

Reilly, Michael P J. See Herda, Reilly, and Hilliard; Lamb; Lamb, Smith, and Thomas

Remaking Footprints: Palauan Migrants in Hawai‘i (Asang), 12:371–384

Re-membering Oceanic Masculinities (Jolly), 20 (1)

Re-membering Panalä‘au: Mascu-linities, Nation, and Empire in

Hawai‘i and the Pacifi c (Tengan), 20:27–53

Rensel, Jan, and Margaret Rod-man, editors: Home in the Islands: Housing and Social Change in the Pacifi c (Judith Barker), 11:258–261

Reply [to Refl ections on Nuclear Test-ing in the South Pacifi c] (Regnault), 17:382–383

representation: 13:163–168; of Hawaiians in military fi lms, 20:329–361; of Mäori and Pacifi c Islanders in museums, 13:417–466; of Pacifi c Islanders and Hawaiians in anthropology, 13:381–416

research: conduct, 13:33–54; policy, 15:43–73; and practice-based approach, 18:33–55

Response to Regnault (Barrillot and Doom), 17:373–377

(Re)visioning Knowledge Transfor-mation in the Pacifi c: A Response to Subramani’s “The Oceanic Imaginary” (Gegeo),13:178–183

Rich, Roland, with Luke Hambly and Michael G Morgan, editors: Political Par-ties in the Pacifi c Islands (Levine), 19:622–623

Richards, Rhys. See Fraenkel; Moore

Richardson, Brian. See RobsonRiles, Annelise: The Network

Inside Out (T Teaiwa), 16:443–445Rio, Knut Mikjel: The Power of

Perspective: Social Ontology and Agency in Ambrym, Vanuatu (Lind-strom), 20:490–492

ritual: and modernity, 19:39–83Robbins, Joel: Becoming Sinners:

Christianity and Moral Torment in a Papua New Guinea Society (Mac-Donald), 17:466–468. See also Akin and Robbins; Lattas; Leach; Otto and Borsboom; Reed; Telban


Robbins, Joel, and Holly Wardlow, editors: The Making of Global and Local Modernities in Melanesia: Humiliation, Transfor-mation and the Nature of Culture Change (Knauft), 19:618–620

Roberts, Mere, Brad Haami, Richard Benton, Terre Satter-field, Melissa L Finucane, Mark Henare, and Manuka Henare: Whakapapa as a Mäori Mental Construct: Some Implica-tions for the Debate over Genetic Modifi cation of Organisms, 16:1–28

Robertson, Robbie. See Lal and Vakatora

Robertson, Robbie, and William Sutherland: Government by the Gun: The Unfi nished Busi-ness of Fiji’s 2000 Coup (Alley), 15:203–205

Robson, John, writer and editor: The Captain Cook Encyclopaedia (Richardson), 18:197–200

Rodman, Margaret Critchlow: Traveling Stories, Colonial Intima-cies, and Women’s Histories in Vanuatu, 16:233–257; Houses Far From Home: British Colonial Space in the New Hebrides (Dominy), 14:514–516. See also Rensel and Rodman

Rohatynskyj, Marta A. See Jaarsma and Rohatynskyj; Jeudy-Ballini; Keck

Rohrer, Judy: “Got Race?” The Production of Haole and the Distor-tion of Indigeneity in the Rice Deci-sion, 18:1–31

Rollason, Will. See Kuehling Romaine, Suzanne: Contested

Visions of History in Aotearoa New Zealand Literature: Witi Ihimaera’s The Matriarch, 16:31–57

Rondilla, Joanne L. See Spickard, Rondilla, and Wright

Rongokea, Lynnsay: The Art of Tivaevae: Traditional Cook Islands Quilting (Allen), 15:511–512

Rootedness and Travels: The Intellec-tual Journey of Joël Bonnemaison (Waddell), 11:176–185

Rore, Calvin, Epeli Hau‘ofa, and Tora, composers: The Nose Flute Breathes Again, with Calvin Rore [cd] (Diettrich), 20:265–266

Rosi, Pamela Sheffield. See Jell-Bahlsen

Roughan, John. See Hawkins Rubinstein, Donald H: Paul Jacou-

let’s Vision of Micronesia (Flores), 20:513–516. See also Herdt and Leavitt; Neich and Pereira

Rudd, Chris. See Patman and RuddRumsey, Alan: Social Segmentation,

Voting, and Violence in Papua New Guinea, 11:305–333

Rumsey, Alan, and James F Weiner, editors: Emplaced Myth: Space, Narrative, and Knowledge in Aboriginal Australia and Papua New Guinea (Schieffelin), 14:521–523; Mining and Indigenous Life-worlds in Australia and Papua New Guinea (Golub), 18:449–451

Rutherford, Danilyn: Raiding the Land of the Foreigners: The Limits of the Nation on an Indonesian Frontier (Ballard), 17:243–245

Ryan, Tom. See Salmond; N ThomasRynkiewich, Michael A. See Tobin

Sacks, Oliver: The Island of the Colorblind and Cycad Island (Han-lon), 11:270–272

Sai, David Keanu. See StaufferSainsbury Centre for Visual

Arts, University of East Anglia: Pacifi c Encounters:


Art and Divinity in Polynesia, 1760–1860 [exhibit] (Wallace), 19:657–661; (Raymond), 20:283–286

Saint Louis Art Museum: New Ireland: Art of the South Pacifi c [exhibit] (Waite), 20:510–513

Saipan, 18:89–100. See also Northern Mariana Islands political reviews; World War II

Saipan: From Then to Now (Kluge), 18:89–100

Salmond, Anne: The Trial of the Cannibal Dog: Captain Cook in the South Seas (Ryan), 17:224–232

Salzman, Josh. See Bayer and Salzman

Samo, Marcus. See Peter and Samo Sämoa: governance in, 17:311–333;

land tenure in, 11:69–104; political thought in, 17:311–333

Sämoa: political reviews in 1998–99 (So‘o), 12:236–246; in 1999–2000 (So‘o), 13:246–255; in 2000–01 (So‘o), 14:224–236; in 2002–03 (So‘o), 16:163–169; in 2005–06 (Va‘a), 19:247–256; in 2006–07 (Va‘a), 20:244–249

Samoans: in New Zealand, 12:57–82; in Seattle, 14:307–340; on New Zealand television, 11:361–388; as writers, 12:155–175

Sample, Kate, writer, editor, and director: Kau Lä‘au and Ma‘ama‘a: Traditional Hawaiian Ulua Fishing [fi lm] (Calamia), 17:510–512

Samson, Jane: Imperial Benevo-lence: Making British Authority in the Pacifi c Islands (Macdonald), 12:270–273

Samuel, Eugenia, and Erik Steffen, producers: Micronesians Abroad [fi lm] (Hess), 20:484–487

Sand, Christophe. See Kirch Sand, Christophe, and Patrick

V Kirch: Edward W Gifford and Richard Shutler Jr’s Archaeological Expedition to New Caledonia in 1952 (Summerhayes), 16:461–462

Sandline affair: and Bougainville, 11:279–303. See also Papua New Guinea

Sanga, Kabini, John Niroa, Kalmele Matai, and Linda Crowl, editors: Re-Thinking Vanu-atu Education Together (Watson-Gegeo), 17:502–504

Santana, Larry, cover art, 18 (2); featured art, 18:viii, 232, 264, 293, 314, 334, 360, 393, 439; About the Artist, 18:ix

Satterfield, Terre. See Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finu-cane, Henare, and Henare

Saura, Bruno: Pouvanaa A Oopa, Père de la culture politique tahi-tienne, with a translation in Tahi-tian by Valérie Gobrait (Finney), 11:252–254

Scaglion, Richard. See Dwyer, Dwyer, Ellis, Ward, and Fitzpatrick

Scheyvens, Regina. See Overton and Scheyvens

Schieffelin, Edward L. See Rum-sey and Weiner

Schultz, Susan M. See Wilson Schweizer, Niklaus R: Turn-

ing Tide: The Ebb and Flow of Hawaiian Nationality (Young), 13:292–293

Scott, Rolf. See Hviding, Scott, and Tollefsen

Seattle Fa‘a Sämoa (McGrath), 14:307–340

security: and globalization, 19:111–135; and Papua New Guinea defense forces, 11:279–303; and policies in the Pacifi c, 17:283–308. See also ramsi

A Selected Bibliography of Economic


Development in the Republic of Palau (Barnwell), 12:490–495

Selwyn, Don C, director: Te Tang-ata Whai Rawa o Weniti, The Mäori Merchant of Venice [fi lm] (Wayne), 16:425–429

Seur, Han. See de Vries and Seur Severance, Craig. See Hviding,

Scott, and TollefsenSeward, Robert: Radio Happy Isles:

Media and Politics at Play in the Pacifi c (Imada), 13:594–597

sexuality: in the Cook Islands, 20:143–161; and representations of Hawaiians, 20:329–361. See also gender; masculinity

Shankman, Paul. See Tcherkézoff Sharrad, Paul. See

Sinavaiana-Gabbard Sharrad, Paul, and Karen M

Peacock: Albert Wendt: Bibliogra-phy, 15:378–420

Shennan, Jennifer, and Makin Corrie Tekenimatang, editors: One and a Half Pacifi c Islands /Teuana ao Teiterana n aba n Te Betebeke: Stories the Banaban People Tell of Themselves/I-Banaba Aika a Karakin oin Rongorongola (Burke), 19:648–651

Shimizu, Akitoshi, and Jan van Bremen, editors: Wartime Japanese Anthropology in Asia and the Pacifi c (Ballendorf), 17:487–489

Shineberg, Dorothy: The People Trade: Pacifi c Island Laborers and New Caledonia, 1865–1930 (Leckie), 14:253–254

Shuster, Donald R: political reviews of Guam in 1997–98, 11:190–197; in 1998–99, 12:196–204; in 1999–2000, 13:203–211; in 2000–01, 14:188–198; politi-cal reviews of Palau in 1997–98, 11:201–205; in 1998–99, 12:217–

220; in 1999–2000, 13:220–224; in 2000–01, 14:205–212; in 2001–02, 15:166–173; in 2002–03, 16:137–145; in 2003–04, 17:173–183; in 2004–05, 18:114–126; in 2005–06, 19:194–205; in 2006–07, 20:209–215

Shuster, Don, Peter Larmour, and Karin von Strokirch, editors: Leadership in the Pacifi c Islands: Tradition and the Future (Otto), 13:569–574

Siaguru, Anthony: In-House in Papua New Guinea with Anthony Siaguru (Chin), 16:205–207

Siban, Marie-Jo. See Maurer with Magi and Siban

Siemer, Deanne C. See Willens and Siemer

Siikala, Jukka. See Crocombe and Crocombe

Sillitoe, Paul: An Introduction to the Anthropology of Melanesia: Culture and Tradition (H Johnson), 12:535–537; Social Change in Melanesia: Development and His-tory (Lindstrom), 13:585–586

Silva, Noenoe K: Aloha Betrayed: Native Hawaiian Resistance to American Colonialism (Carter, Merry, Friedman), response, 18:154–167

Silverman, Eric. See van Meijl; Welsch

Simet, Jacob. See Craig, Kernot, and Anderson

The Sin at Awarua (Finney), 11:1–33Sinavaiana-Gabbard, Caroline:

Alchemies of Distance (Sharrad), 15:506–507; Modeling Community: A Response to “The Oceanic Imagi-nary,” 13:169–177

Sinclair, Karen: Maori Times, Maori Places: Prophetic Histories (van Meijl), 17:468–470


Singer, Joseph. See Becket and Singer

Small, Cathy A: Voyages: From Tongan Villages to American Sub-urbs (Philips), 11:475–477

Smallacombe, Sonia. See Graham, Haslem, and Connolly

Smith, Barbara B. See McLeanSmith, Michael French: Village

on the Edge: Changing Times in Papua New Guinea (McDowell), 15:502–503. See also Gewertz and Errington; Jebens

Smith, Vanessa. See Lamb, Smith, and Thomas

Soaba, Russell: Kwamra: A Season of Harvest (B Wood), 17:260–264

social change: in American Sämoa, 11:69–104; and mining in Papua New Guinea, 18:215–231; and North Mekeo (PNG), 19:39–83

social justice: and Mäori, 12:1–55Social Segmentation, Voting, and

Violence in Papua New Guinea (Rumsey), 11:305–333

social space (vä): and Tongans, 17:83–114

social stratifi cation: in Tonga, 15:309–336

Solomon Islands: 11:35–67; and civil unrest in, 17:283–308; 19:409–441; and indigeneity, 13:491–507; Kwara‘ae, 13:55–88; Malaita, 14:377–409. See also ramsi

Solomon Islands: political reviews in 1998 (Kabutaulaka), 11:443–449; in 2000 (Fugui), 13:551–556; in 2003 (Kabutaulaka), 16:393–401; in 2005 (Kabutaulaka), 18:423–430; in 2006 (Kabutaulaka and Kabutaulaka), 19:597–605; in 2007 (Lenga), 20:469–475

So‘o, Asofou: political reviews of Sämoa in 1998–99, 12:236–246; in 1999–2000, 13:246–255; in

2000–01, 14:224–236; in 2002–03, 16:163–169. See also Huffer and So‘o

sovereignty: in Hawai‘i, 17:1–27spaclals (South Pacifi c Association

for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies), 13:149–162

Spahr, Juliana. See KanaeSpickard, Paul, Joanne L Ron-

dilla, and Debbie Hippolite Wright, editors: Pacifi c Diaspora: Island Peoples in the United States and Across the Pacifi c (Crocombe), 16:178–182

Spoonley, Paul. See Macpherson, Bedford, and Spoonley

sport: and Mäori men, 16:259–284; 20:115–141

squatter settlements: in Papua New Guinea, 13:1–32

Stanley, Nick: Being Ourselves for You: The Global Display of Cul-tures (Imada), 12:291–293. See also Herle, Stanley, Stevenson, and Welsch

Stauffer, Robert H: Kahana: How the Land Was Lost (Sai), 17:237–240

Steffen, Erik. See Samuel and Steffen

Stege, Kristina E: political reviews of Marshall Islands in 2000–01, 14:198–203; in 2002–03, 16:126–132

Stella, Regis Tove: Gutsini Posa (Rough seas) (Winduo), 12:551–554; Imagining the Other: The Representation of the Papua New Guinea Subject (Ogan), 20:258–259. See also Kidu; Niles and Crowdy

Stevenson, Karen. See Glennie and Hunter; Herle, Stanley, Stevenson, and Welsch


Stewart, Frank, Kareva Mateatea-Allain, and Alexan-der Dale Mawyer, editors: Varua Tupu: New Writing from French Polynesia (Sullivan), 20:508–510

Stewart, Pamela J, and Andrew Strathern: Gender, Song, and Sensibility: Folktales and Folksongs in the Highlands of New Guinea (Brenneis), 17:264–266. See also Strathern, Stewart, Carucci, Poyer, Feinberg, and Macpherson

Stewart, Pamela J, and Andrew Strathern, editors: Expressive Genres and Historical Change: Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Taiwan (Finnegan), 19:334–337; Identity Work: Constructing Pacifi c Lives (Keck), 14:274–276; Landscape, Memory and His-tory: Anthropological Perspectives (Halvaksz), 17:473–475

Stover, Merrily: Individual Land Tenure in American Sämoa, 11:69–104. See also Guy, Kosuge, and Hayakawa

Strathern, Andrew. See Stewart and Strathern

Strathern, Andrew, Pamela J Stewart, Laurence M Carucci, Lin Poyer, Richard Feinberg, and Cluny Macpherson: Ocea-nia: An Introduction to the Cultures and Identities of Pacifi c Islanders (Ogan), 15:497–499

Strong, Beret E, and Cinta Matagolai Kaipat, fi lmmakers: Lieweila: A Micronesian Story [fi lm] (Black), 12:296–299

Stürzenhofecker, Gabriele: Times Enmeshed: Gender, Space, and History among the Duna of Papua New Guinea (Lederman), 11:498–500

Subramani: The Oceanic Imaginary,

13:149–162; interview, 13:184–198; Dauka Puran (Lal), 15:226–229

Subramani, Anurag. See Borofsky Subversion and Ambivalence: Pacifi c

Islanders on New Zealand Prime Time (Pearson), 11:361–388

sugar: in Fiji, 19:111–135Sullivan, Robert: Captain Cook

in the Underworld (B Wood), 17:260–264; Voice Carried My Family (Marsh), 18:466–469. See also Stewart, Mateatea-Allain, and Mawyer; H Trask

Summerhayes, Glenn. See Sand and Kirch

surfi ng, 20:89–113Sutherland, William. See Robert-

son and SutherlandSurvivor Vanuatu: Myths of Matri-

archy Revisited (Lindstrom), 19:162–174

Taafaki, Irene J, Maria Kabua Fowler, and Randolph R Thaman: Traditional Medicine of the Marshall Islands: The Women, the Plants, the Treatments (Pollock), 20:268–270

Taafaki, Tauaasa: political review of Tuvalu in 2005–06, 19:276–286

Tackling Mäori Masculinity: A Colo-nial Genealogy of Savagery and Sport (Hokowhitu), 16:259–284

Tadmor, Uri. See Tent and Geraghty Tahiti, 11:69–104. See also French

Polynesia political reviews; nuclear testing

Taiwan’s Foreign Economic Relations with Developing Nations: A Case Study of Its Ties with Palau (Har-wit), 12:465–479

Talakai, Malia. See Kalinoe and Leach

Tamaira, Marata. See Fraser; Kight-ley and Griffen


Tanna (Vanuatu), 11:176–185. See also Vanuatu political reviews

Tarte, Daryl: Islands of the Frigate Bird (K Teaiwa), 13:299–301

Tarte, Sandra: Japan’s Aid Diplo-macy and the Pacifi c Islands (Finin), 11:480–481; political reviews of Fiji in 1999, 12:507–515; in 2000, 13:529–541; in 2001, 14:439–446. See also Lal

Tauhi vä: Nurturing Tongan Socio-spatial Ties in Maui and Beyond (Ka‘ili), 17:83–114

Tawake, Sandra: Transforming the Insider-Outsider Perspective: Post-colonial Fiction from the Pacifi c, 12:155–175. See also A Griffen

tax havens: in the Pacifi c, 15:237–275Tcherkézoff, Serge: “First Con-

tacts” in Polynesia: The Samoan Case (1722–1848); Western Misun-derstandings about Sexuality and Divinity (Shankman), 19:323–325

Teaero, Teweiariki: Waa in Storms (K Teaiwa), 18:204–207

Teaiwa, Katerina Martina. See Emberson-Bain; Tarte; Teaero; Whincup and Whincup

Teaiwa, Teresia K: L(o)osing the Edge, 13:343–357; On Analogies: Rethinking the Pacifi c in a Global Context, 18:71–87. See also Riles

Tekenimatang, Makin Corrie. See Shennan and Tekenimatang

Telban, Borut: Dancing Through Time: A Sepik Cosmology (Rob-bins), 15:215–216

Telefolmin (PNG): and Ok Tedi, 18:233–263. See also mining

television: documentaries, 11:390–413; in New Zealand, 11:361–388.

Tengan, Ty P Kâwika: Re-membering Panalä‘au: Masculinities, Nation, and Empire in Hawai‘i and the

Pacifi c, 20:27–53. See also White and Tengan; Xian and Anbe

Tent, Jan, And Paul Geraghty, editors: Borrowing: A Pacifi c Per-spective (Tadmor), 19:640–643

Terrell, John Edward. See D’Arcy

terrorism: and Solomon Islands, 17:283–308

Tetiarahi, Gabriel: French Nuclear Testing in the South Pacifi c, or When France Makes Light of Its Duty to Remember, 17:378–381

Thaman, Konai Helu: Decolonizing Pacifi c Studies: Indigenous Perspec-tives, Knowledge, and Wisdom in Higher Education, 15:1–17

Thaman, Randolph R. See Taafaki, Fowler, and Thaman

theology: and Pacifi c thought, 16:87–116

This Magnifi cent Accident: An Inter-view with Witi Ihimaera (Meklin and Meklin), 16:358–366

Thomas, Larry. See Madey and Thomas

Thomas, Nicholas: Cook: The Extraordinary Voyages of Captain James Cook (Ryan), 17: 224–232. See also Lamb, Smith, and Thomas; Pule and Thomas

Thomas, Nicholas, and Rich-ard Eves: Bad Colonists: The South Seas Letters of Vernon Lee Walker and Louis Becke (Lyons), 13:295–297

Thomas, Nicholas, Anna Cole, and Bronwen Douglas, editors: Tattoo: Bodies, Art, and Exchange in the Pacifi c and the West (Hender-son), 19:339–341

Thomas, Nicholas, And Diane Losche, editors: Double Visions:


Art Histories and Colonial Histories in the Pacifi c (Hoorn), 13:290–292

Thompson, Christina. See Mishra and Guy

Thompson, Edwina. See CapieThompson, Roger C: Australia

and the Pacifi c Islands in the Twentieth Century (Macdonald), 13:275–278

Three Competing Research Per-spectives for Oceania (H Wood), 18:33–55

Thurston, Elizabeth Fulton, editor: No Turning Back: A Mem-oir, by E T W Fulton (Hilliard), 19:646–648

Time Traces: Cultural Memory and World War II in Pohnpei (Turner and Falgout), 14:101–131

Timmer, Jaap: political reviews of Papua in 2003, 16:409–419; in 2004, 17:448–456

Tjibaou, Jean-Marie, 13:468–490Tobin, Jack A: Stories from the

Marshall Islands: Bwebwenato Jän Aelön̄ Kein (Rynkiewich), 15:216–219

Tokelau: political reviews (Kalolo): in 1997–98, 11:228–236; in 1998–99, 12:246–249; in 1999–2000, 13:255–258; in 2005–06, 19:256–262

Tollefsen, Trygve. See Hviding, Scott, and Tollefsen

Tomlinson, Matthew. See Brison Tonga: commercial fi shing, 19:365–

408; mental illness approaches in, 19:1–36; middle class in, 15:309–336; pro-democracy movement, 15:309–336; and Tongan women, 14:134–147

Tonga: political reviews in 1997–98 (James), 11:236–240; in 1998–99 (James), 12:249–253; in 1999–2000

(James), 13:258–260; in 2000–01 (James), 14:236–238; in 2001–02 (James), 15:187–192; in 2005–06 (Young Leslie), 19:262–276

Tongans: in Maui and Seattle, 17:83–114; and sociolinguistics, 19:446–473

Tonkinson, Robert. See Herda, Reilly, and Hilliard

Tora. See Rore, Hau‘ofa, and Tora Tora, Sailasa, composer: Wasawasa

[cd] (Alexander), 16:223–225Torrice, Andrea, director: Rising

Waters: Global Warming and the Fate of the Pacifi c Islands [fi lm] (Hay), 14:291–293

Tourell, Wayne, writer and pro-ducer; Mike O’Connor, Savana Jones-Middleton, and Wayne Tourell, directors: Paradise Drowned: Tuvalu, The Disappear-ing Nation [fi lm] (Chambers and Chambers), 19:294–306

tourism: in Fiji, 12:123–154; in Palau, 12:437–463; 12:465–479; political economy of, 12:415–436

Toward a Viable Independence? The Koniambo Project and the Politi-cal Economy of Mining in New Caledonia (Horowitz), 16:287–319

Townsend, Patricia K. See Burt and Clerk

trade: free trade in the Pacifi c, 19:111–135; in Polynesia and Wallis, 15:277–307

tradition: in the contemporary Pacifi c, 15:139–148

traditionalism: and Mäori, 14:341–376

Transforming the Insider-Outsider Perspective: Postcolonial Fic-tion from the Pacifi c (Tawake), 12:155–175

Trask, Haunani-Kay: Night Is a


Sharkskin Drum (Sullivan), 16:436–438. See also Moreton-Robinson

Trask, Mililani: interview, 17:142–156

Traveling Stories, Colonial Intimacies, and Women’s Histories in Vanuatu (Rodman), 16:233–257

Tropical Fevers: “Madness” and Colo-nialism in Pacifi c Literature (Luang-phinith), 16:59–85

The Trouble with ramsi: Reexamin-ing the Roots of Confl ict in Solo-mon Islands (Hameiri), 19:409–441

Tupou, Michelle M Kamaka-noenoe Nelson. See Ontai

Turner, James West. See Kelly and Kaplan

Turner, James West, and Suzanne Falgout: Time Traces: Cultural Memory and World War II in Pohn-pei, 14:101–131

Tuvalu: political reviews in 2005–06 (Taafaki), 19:276–286; in 2006–07 (Paeniu), 20:249–251

Tuwai, Lili. See Vaite Tuzin, Donald: The Cassowary’s

Revenge: The Life and Death of Masculinity in a New Guinea Soci-ety (S Harrison), 11:265–267

Ueki, Minoru F: Eco-conscious-ness and Development in Palau, 12:481–487

unesco links, producer: The Canoe is the People: Indigenous Naviga-tion in the Pacifi c [cd-rom] (Genz), 20:266–268

Urale, Sima, writer and director: O Tamaiti (The children) [fi lm] (Marsh), 12:557–559; director: Velvet Dreams [fi lm] (Marsh), 12:557–559

Uripiv Oral Traditions, 19:357–362, 443–444, 505–506, 547–549, 615–616

Va‘a, Leulu Felise: political reviews of Sämoa in 2005–06, 19:247–256; in 2006–07, 20:244–249; Saili Matagi: Samoan Migrants in Australia (Macpherson), 16:455–459. See also Marshall

Vaite, Célestine Hitiura: Bread-fruit (Tuwai), 14:288–290

Vaka Taumoko Project, fi lm-makers: Heirs of Lata: A Renewal of Polynesian Voyaging [fi lm] (Feinberg), 13:614–616

Vakatora, Tomasi R. See Lal and Vakatora

van Bremen, Jan. See Shimizu and van Bremen

van der Grijp, Paul: Between Gifts and Commodities: Com-mercial Enterprise and the Trader’s Dilemma on Wallis (‘Uvea), 15:277–307; Identity and Development: Tongan Culture, Agriculture, and the Perenniality of the Gift (Evans), 17:499–501

van Fossen, Anthony B: Money Laundering, Global Financial Instability, and Tax Havens in the Pacifi c Islands, 15:237–275. See also Powles

van Meijl, Toon. See Sinclair van Meijl, Toon, editor: Shifting

Images of Identity in the Pacifi c (Silverman), 19:635–638

van Meijl, Toon, and Franz von Benda-Beckmann, editors: Property Rights and Economic Development: Land and Natural Resources in Southeast Asia and Oceania (Kirsch), 14:265–268

Vanuatu: and American televi-sion, 19:162–174; fi eldwork in, 11:176–185; and ni-Vanuatu women, 14:1–38; 16:233–257; and radio,11:335–360


Vanuatu: political reviews (Jowitt): in 1999, 12:520–524; in 2000, 13:557–563; in 2001, 14:461–467; in 2002, 15:463–471; in 2003, 16:401–409; in 2004, 17:456–463; in 2005, 18:430–438; in 2006, 19:605–612; in 2007, 20:475–480

vernacular languages: Bislama radio broadcasts, 11:335–360; mainte-nance of, 19:446–473; promotion of in Oceania, 13:184–198; and resistance to globalism, 13:149–162; revitalization, 13:315–342

The Vibrant Shimmer (Barclay), 11:390–413

Viewing Diasporas from the Pacifi c: What Pacifi c Ethnographies Offer Pacifi c Diaspora Studies (Gershon), 19:474–502

violence: in Honiara, 11:35–67; and PNG elections, 11:305–333

virtual communities: and cultural heritage, 11:160–175. See also cyberspace; Internet

visual arts: in the Pacifi c, 13:417–466. See also Oceania Centre for Arts and Culture

von Benda-Beckmann, Franz. See van Meijl and von Benda-Beckmann

von Strokirch, Karin: politi-cal reviews of French Polynesia in 1997–98, 11:211–220; in 1998–99, 12:221–227; in 1999–2000, 13:225–235; in 2000–01, 14:213–219; International Issues and Events in 2000, 13:510–528; in 2001, 14:426–438; in 2002, 15:424–439; in 2003, 16:370–381; in 2004, 17:416–433; in 2005–2006, 19:552–577; in 2007, 20:424–448. See also Shuster, Larmour, and von Strokirch

voyaging: and Polynesian canoes, 11:1–33

Waddell, Eric: Rootedness and Travels: The Intellectual Journey of Joël Bonnemaison, 11:176–185. See also Hamelin and Wittersheim; Mokaddem

Waite, Deborah. See Gunn and Peltier; Saint Louis Art Museum

Walker, Isaiah Helekunihi: Hui Nalu, Beachboys, and the Surf-ing Boarder-lands of Hawai‘i, 20:89–113

Walker, Peter. See Dorras, Walker, and Hermanson; Hermanson and Walker

Wallace, Patricia Te Arapo. See Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia

Wallis (‘Uvea), 15:277–307. See also Wallis and Futuna political reviews

Walsh, Julianne M: political reviews of Marshall Islands in 1998–99, 12:204–211; in 1999–2000, 13:211–216. See also Walsh Kroeker

Walsh Kroeker, Julianne. See Loeak, Kiluwe, and Crowl; National Biodiversity Team of the Republic of the Marshall Islands

Ward, Michael. See Dwyer, Dwyer, Ellis, Ward, and Fitzpatrick

Wardlow, Holly: Wayward Women: Sexuality and Agency in a New Guinea Society (Zimmer-Tamakoshi), 20:493–495. See also Robbins and Wardlow

Wassmann, Jürg, editor: Pacifi c Answers to Western Hegemony: Cultural Practices of Iden-tity Construction (Hviding), 13:577–580

Watson-Gegeo, Karen Ann. See Gegeo and Watson-Gegeo; Sanga, Niroa, Matai, and Crowl

Wayne, Valerie. See Selwyn Webster, Steven: Mäori Retribaliza-


tion and Treaty Rights to the New Zealand Fisheries, 14:341–376

Weiner, James F. See Rumsey and Weiner

Welsch, Robert L. See Herle, Stanley, Stevenson, and Welsch; O’Hanlon and Welsch

Welsch, Robert L, editor and anno-tator: An American Anthropologist in Melanesia: A B Lewis and the Joseph N Field South Pacifi c Expe-dition, 1909 –1913 (Silverman), 14:516–518

Wendt, Albert: cover art, 18 (1); featured art, 18:vi, 32, 58, 70, 88, 101, 127, 152; About the Artist, 18:vii; The Book of the Black Star (Altizer), 16:215–216

Wendt, Albert, writer; Nathaniel Lees, director: The Songmaker’s Chair [performance] (Anae), 17:270–273

Wesley-Smith, Terence: Intro-duction [to special issue on Asia in the Pacifi c], 12:307–317; Net Gains? Pacifi c Studies in Cyber-space, 15:117–136; political review of Papua New Guinea in 1998, 11:438–443. See also Hereniko and Wesley-Smith

Wesley-Smith, Terence, editor: Asia in the Pacifi c: Migrant Labor and Tourism in the Republic of Palau 12 (2)

Wessendorf, Markus. See Hoëm West, Paige: Environmental Conser-

vation and Mining: Between Experi-ence and Expectation in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, 18:295–313; Conservation Is Our Government Now: The Politics of Ecology in Papua New Guinea (Golub), 19:626–628

West, Paige, and Martha Macintyre, editors: Melanesian

Mining Modernities: Past, Present, and Future, 18 (2)

Wetherell, David: Charles Abel and the Kwato Mission of Papua New Guinea 1891–1975 (Mac-Donald), 13:288–290

West Papua, 14:69–100. See also mining

Whaitiri, Reina. See Grace; W Meyer; Winduo

Whakapapa as a Mäori Mental Construct: Some Implications for the Debate over Genetic Modifi ca-tion of Organisms (Roberts, Haami, Benton, Satterfi eld, Finucane, Henare, and Henare), 16:1–28

Whale Rider, 20:115–141. See also Caro; fi lmmaking; Ihimaera

“What Kine Hawaiian Are You?” A Mo‘olelo about Nationhood, Race, History, and the Contemporary Sovereignty Movement in Hawai‘i (Osorio), 13:359–379

Whimp, Graeme: Interdisciplinar-ity and Pacifi c Studies: Roots and Routes, 20:397–421

Whimp, Kathy, and Mark Busse, editors: Protection of Intellectual, Biological, and Cultural Property in Papua New Guinea (Jaarsma), 15:484–486

Whincup, Tony, and Joan Whin-cup: Akekeia! Traditional Dance in Kiribati (K Teaiwa), 16:195–198

White, Geoffrey M. See Fujitani, White, and Yoneyama

White, Geoffrey M, and Lamont Lindstrom, editors: Chiefs Today: Traditional Pacifi c Leadership and the Postcolonial State (Otto), 13:569–574

White, Geoffrey M, and Ty Kâwika Tengan: Disappearing Worlds: Anthropology and Cultural


Studies in Hawai‘i and the Pacifi c, 13:381–416

Who Is the “Original Affl uent Soci-ety”? Ipili “Predatory Expansion” and the Porgera Gold Mine, Papua New Guinea (Golub), 18:265–292

Whose Knowledge? Epistemological Collisions in Solomon Islands Com-munity Development (Gegeo and Watson-Gegeo), 14:377–409

Willens, Howard P, and Deanne C Siemer: An Honorable Accord: The Covenant between the North-ern Mariana Islands and the United States (King), 15:489–492; National Security and Self-Determination: United States Policy in Micronesia (1961–1972) (Kiste), 13:587–590

Willens, Howard P, with Dirk A Ballendorf: The Secret Guam Study: How President Ford’s 1975 Approval of Commonwealth Was Blocked by Federal Offi cials (Kiste), 18:182–185

Wilson, Rob: Reimagining the American Pacifi c: From South Pacifi c to Bamboo Ridge and Beyond (Schultz), 15:219–221. See also Edmond; Hamasaki; Hereniko and Wilson; Kawaharada; Mason and Rasmussen; Winduo

Winduo, Steven Edmund: Hememba: Rivers of the Forest (Wilson), 14:508–513. See also Beier; Gillison; Kalahele; Stella

Winduo, Steven Edmund, edi-tor: Savannah Flames: Papua New Guinean Journal of Literature, Language and Culture, Volume 5 (Whaitiri), 19:332–334

Winslow, Donna. See JostWittersheim, Éric, director:

Grassroots, Ceux qui votent [fi lm] (Mondragón), 20:497–500. See also Hamelin and Wittersheim

Women-in-Law Association: in Tonga, 14:134–147

Women of the New Millennium: Tongan Women Determine Their Development Direction (Bleakley), 14:134–147

Wong-Wilson, Noe Noe: A Conversation with Mililani Trask, 17:142–156

Wood, Briar. See Mishra; Soaba; Sullivan

Wood, Houston: Cultural Studies for Oceania, 15:340–374; Three Competing Research Perspectives for Oceania, 18:33–55; Displacing Natives: The Rhetorical Production of Hawai‘i (Kauanui), 14:279–281

Wood, Randall, director: Selo! Selo! Bigfala Canoe [fi lm] (Lind-strom), 12:564–565. See also Mullins and Wood

Wood-Ellem, Elizabeth: Queen Sälote of Tonga: The Story of an Era 1900–1965 (Marcus), 12:526–528

World War II: Pacifi c Islanders’ memories of, 14:101–131; and the Marshall Islands, 20:55–86; and Pohnpei (FSM), 14:101–131; and Saipan (CNMI), 18:89–100

Wright, Debbie Hippolite. See Spickard, Rondilla, and Wright

Wu, David Y H. See Iwamoto

Xian, Kathryn, writer; Kathryn Xian and Brent Anbe, directors: Ke Külana He Mähü: Remember-ing a Sense of Place [fi lm] (Tengan), 15:231–233

Yacoe, Caroline, director: Faces of the Spirits: The Sulka People of Papua New Guinea [fi lm] (McPher-son), 15:229–231

Yamada, Yoichi: Songs of Spirits: An


Ethnography of Sounds in a Papua New Guinea Society (Crowdy), 11:473–475. See also Feld

Yamashita, Shinji: The Japanese Encounter with the South: Japanese Tourists in Palau, 12:437–463

Yasui, Manami. See National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka, Japan

Yoneyama, Lisa. See Fujitani, White, and Yoneyama

Young, Kanalu G Terry. See Schweizer

Young Leslie, Heather E: A Fishy Romance: Chiefl y Power and the

Geopolitics of Desire, 19:365–408; political review of Tonga in 2005–06, 19:262–276. See also Ostraff

youth: and ‘Oka Village Youth Proj-ect (Malaita, Solomon Islands), 14:377–409

Zimmer-Tamakoshi, Laura. See Foster; Gewertz and Errington; Wardlow

Zimmer-Tamakoshi, Laura, editor: Modern Papua New Guinea (Barlow), 12:281–283