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ISSN 1715-2593
Concepts, Theories, & Introductions
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2013November 01, 2013 CST

What the Sea Portends: A Reconsideration of Contested Island Tropes

Pete Hay,
: island studiesisolationboundariesoceansglobalization
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Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2013

Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2013
  • What the Sea Portends: A Reconsideration of Contested Island Tropes
    Pete Hay
  • Empire and Erasure: A Case Study of Pitcairn Island
    Maria Amoamo
  • From Asset in War to Asset in Diplomacy: Orkney in the Medieval Realm of Norway
    Ian Peter Grohse
  • The Island as Container: Islands, Archipelagos, and Player Movement in Video Games
    Elizabeth Nyman
  • Pronounced Particularity: A Comparison of Governance Structures on Lord Howe Island and Fernando De Noronha
    Arianne ReisPhilip Hayward
  • Riding the Globalization Wave (1974-2004): Islandness and Strategies of Economic Development in Two Post-Colonial States
    Marina Karides
  • Island Studies Journal 8(2), Book reviews.
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Island Studies Journal
Hay, P. (2013). What the Sea Portends: A Reconsideration of Contested Island Tropes. Island Studies Journal, 8(2), 209–232. https://doi.org/10.24043/isj.283
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