Australasia and the Pacific Islands

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HOW TO READ OCEANIC ART | By Eric Kjellgren

Nicolas Garnier

ANCESTRAL PLACES: Understanding Kanaka Geographies | By Katrina-Ann R. Kapā‘anaokalāokeola Nākoa Oliveira

Mascha Gugganig

AUSTRALIANS IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA 1960–1975 | Edited by Ceridwen Spark, Seumas Spark, and Christina Twomey

Richard Scaglion

THE CAPTAIN AND “THE CANNIBAL”: An Epic Story of Exploration, Kidnapping, and the Broadway Stage | By James Fairhead

Lamont Lindstrom

MAKING CHINESE AUSTRALIA: Urban Elites, Newspapers and the Formation of Chinese-Australian Identity, 1892–1912 | By Mei-fen Kuo

James Jupp

THE SHARK WARRIOR OF ALEWAI: A Phenomenology of Melanesian Identity | By Deborah Van Heekeren

Roger Ivar Lohmann

GREED AND GRIEVANCE: Ex-Militants’ Perspectives on the Conflict in Solomon Islands, 1998–2003 | By Matthew G. Allen

Terry M. Brown

GENDER ON THE EDGE: Transgender, Gay, and other Pacific Islanders | Edited by Niko Besnier and Kalissa Alexeyeff

Åse Ottosson

RITUAL TEXTUALITY: Pattern and Motion in Performance | By Matt Tomlinson

Pauline McKenzie Aucoin

LEVIATHANS AT THE GOLD MINE: Creating Indigenous and Corporate Actors in Papua New Guinea | By Alex Golub

John Cox