ISSN 1715-2593
Vol. 17, Issue 2, 2022November 01, 2022 CST
Belonging in an Aquapelago: Island Mobilities and Emotions
Belonging in an Aquapelago: Island Mobilities and Emotions
Articles in Vol. 17, Issue 2, 2022
Vol. 17, Issue 2, 2022
- Rethinking Utopian and Dystopian Imagination in Island Literature and CulturePing SuMingwen XiaoXianlong Zhu
- Utopian and Insular Spaces in Chinese Literature: An Island ApproachGang Hong
- Literary and Cultural (Re)productions of a Utopian Island: Performative Geographies of Colonial Shamian, Guangzhou in the Latter Half of the 19th CenturyTingcong LinPing Su
- Spaces of Resistance and Transformation: Caribbean Islands Between Dystopia and Creolotopia in Wide Sargasso SeaPing SuShoujuan Huang
- Envisioning a ‘Good’ Utopia on a Dystopian Island: Culinary and Cultural Conflicts in Lord of the FliesMingwen XiaoHuafei Chen
- Cannibalizing Paradise: Suzanne Césaire’s Ecofeminist Critique of Tourist LiteratureEmily Eyestone
- “It’s Like Hawai’i”: Making a Tourist Utopia in Jeju Island, 1963-1985Tommy Tran
- Multiple Avalons: Place Naming Practices and a Mythical Arthurian IslandPhilip Hayward
- Human Resources and Workforce Shortages in Jeju Island Due to Islandness: The Challenges Faced by Former Hospitality and Tourism ProfessionalsLuis Miguel Dos Santos
- Sustainable Tourism and the Sustainable Development Goals in Sub-National Island Jurisdictions: The Case of TobagoPreeya Mohan
- Belonging in an Aquapelago: Island Mobilities and EmotionsErika Anne HayfieldHelene Pristed Nielsen
- Commodification or the Right to the Island: The Struggle Against the Construction of a Hotel in La Tejita (Tenerife)Fernando Sabaté-BelAlejandro Armas-Díaz
- Language Management, Discursive Power, and English as Lingua Franca in Island Countries and TerritoriesYangyu WangShuneng Zhong
- Book Reviews, 17(2)Island Studies Journal
Hayfield, E. A., & Pristed Nielsen, H. (2022). Belonging in an Aquapelago: Island Mobilities and Emotions. Island Studies Journal, 17(2), 192–213. https://doi.org/10.24043/isj.399