Offering fresh insights and perspectives for curious minds and professionals alike, our latest publication Change and Resilience in Rapa Nui and the Pacific is now available.

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Front and back cover of the Journal of New Zealand & Pacific Studies, Volume 13 Number 1, featuring a close-up photo of intertwined tree roots on the front.

Journal of New Zealand & Pacific Studies 13.1 is out now!

Including ‘Representations of Juanita Hall as Bloody Mary in South Pacific’ by Bernida Webb-Binder
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New review essay by Deirdre Coleman explores "Pleasure and Pain in the Pacific" - essential insights into current Pacific historical scholarship. Journal of Pacific History 60(3) DOI: 10.1080/00223344.2025.2500500 #PacificStudies #AcademicReview

Holding the book "Scottisch Literature of the South Seas" amidst a meadow in bloom, with a brightly pink flower in the foreground

"Scottish Literature of the South Seas" is an essay collection ed. by Richard J. Hill & Allison E. Francis, examining the relationship & affinities between #ScottishWriters including & beyond #RLStevenson to the #Pacific


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Journal of New Zealand & Pacific Studies 12.2 is out now!
Including ‘(Re)presenting Papa: Intersubjectivity within Māori eco-literatures’ by Emily Lazare
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From Melinda Mann, Imelda Miller and Kim Kruger's fantastic piece, "Centering Relationality in South Sea Islander Biography"! #PacificStudies

📖 New Book Review Essay: "Pleasure and Pain in the Pacific"📖

Our thanks to Deirdre Coleman, who provided an essay review of three recent publications examining Pacific literature and cultural encounters: doi.org/10.1080/0022...

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Which article captures your attention? Share your thoughts below! 👇
#PacificStudies #IndigenousHistory #PacificIslands #Decolonization #Biography #Academia #NewResearch

Thrilled to share that my PhD student Kate Martin has successfully defended her thesis on climate displacement terminology in the Pacific. A powerful, timely piece of work that centres Pacific voices. Congratulations, Dr Martin! 🌊🧙‍♂️📚 #PhD #ClimateJustice #PacificStudies

Tahitian Author Célestine Vaite's Multilingual Writing: A Stitching of Languages and Experiences Across Oceania Tahitian author Célestine Vaite's novels Breadfruit (2000), Frangipani (2004), and Tiare in Bloom (2006) are set in 1970s Tahiti and written mainly in English, but they feature numerous occurrences ...

Excited to share my new paper on Pacific literature in the special edition Global Visions from Oceania of Literature Compass. Huge thanks to the editors @tinamakereti.bsky.social & @bjetherington.bsky.social. 🌺📖 doi.org/10.1111/lic3...
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