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ISSN 1715-2593
Reviews of Books
Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2023May 01, 2022 CST

Book Reviews 18(1)

Island Studies Journal,
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Articles in Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2023

Vol. 18, Issue 1, 2023
  • Policing and Justice in Island Communities
    Wendell C. WallaceMalisa Neptune-Figaro
  • Policing the COVID-19 Pandemic: Police and Public Perceptions of Enforcement of Health Protocols in the Fiji Islands
    Anand ChandMaureen KaranPariniappa GoundarNamrata Reddy
  • Legal Socialization, Perceptions of the Police, and Delinquency in Three Caribbean Nations
    Hyunjung CheonKayla FreemonCharles M. Katz
  • Victims Navigating Justice in Island Communities: An Exploration of Victims’ Experiences of the Criminal Justice System and Quality of Justice Services Provided in Trinidad and Tobago
    Leah L. Cleghorn
  • Generating an Understanding of Police Brutality in the Small Island State of Trinidad and Tobago
    Tamara Forde
  • Mediate or Litigate: An Evaluation of Citizen and Police Officer Perspectives on the Use of Mediation to Resolve Citizen-Police Conflict in Trinidad and Tobago
    Wendell C. WallaceKaren Lancaster-Ellis
  • The Disregarded Weight of the Ancestors: Honouring the Complexities and Cultural Subtleties of Islandscape
    Emanuela BorgninoLara Giordana
  • “We Are Still Here Holding Fast”: Stillness in the Wake of Hurricane Irma in Richard Georges’ Epiphaneia
    Barbara Gfoellner
  • Small Island Developing States and Climate Securitisation in International Politics: Towards a Comprehensive Conception
    Athaulla A. Rasheed
  • Elite Settlements in Island Territories: The Road to a Binding Political Status Referendum in New Caledonia and Puerto Rico
    Alberto M. Burgos-Rivera
  • Views of the Islands: The Geographical Perception of the Balearic Islands Among Graduate Students in Primary Education
    Jaume Binimelis SebastiánAntoni Ordinas GarauMaurici Ruiz Pérez
  • Island Studies and Socio-Economic Development Policies in East Asia
    Meng QuCarolin FunckRie UsuiKyungjae JangYachen HeAlan A. Lew
  • Islandness in Human Rights, Human Rights in Islandness: Missing Voices
    Aikaterini Tsampi
  • Factors Influencing the Level of Social Responsibility of Marine Tourism Companies and Restaurants: The Island of Fuerteventura
    Olga González-MoralesA. Santana TalaveraFrancisco J. Calero García
  • The Price of Freedom: Open Access, Editorial Labour, and Prestige in Academic Publishing
    Adam GrydehøjPing Su
  • No Future of Island Studies: Embracing Island Studies in Plural
    Adam Grydehøj
  • Book Reviews 18(1)
    Island Studies Journal
Island Studies Journal
Island Studies Journal. (2022). Book Reviews 18(1). Island Studies Journal, 18(1), 306–312. https://doi.org/10.24043/001c.81155
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