ISSN 1715-2593
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2016
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2016
- Do Island Toponymies Exist?Joshua Nash
- Mapping the Outer Hebrides in Sound: Towards a Sonic MethodologyCathy Lane
- Populating the Landscape With Absent Friends: The Use of Personal Names in Palmerston Island ToponymsRachel Hendery
- From Medieval Dar al-Islam to Contemporary Malta: Raḥl Toponymy in a Wider Western Mediterranean ContextCharles Dalli
- A Different View From the Sea: Placenaming on Cape Breton IslandWilliam Davey
- Cedros: Origin and Permanence of the Placenames in a Mexican Pacific IslandJesús Israel Baxin MartínezCarmen Sámano Pineda
- Enduring Perceptions: Placenaming and the Perception of Louisiana’s Salt Dome IslandsPhilip Hayward
- An Island, Some Fishers, and a Few Placenames: A Research NoteJoshua Nash
- Island Studies as a Decolonial ProjectYaso NadarajahAdam Grydehøj
- Critiquing the SNIJ Hypothesis With Corsica and Hawai'iZachary AndrousNeyooxet Greymorning
- Greenland and the Pacific Islands: An Improbable Conjunction of Development TrajectoriesJohn Connell
- Decolonizing Creole on the Mauritius Islands: Creative Practices in Mauritian CreoleGitanjali Pyndiah
- Adapting Postcolonial Island Societies: Fiji and the Solomon Islands in the PacificAdrien Rodd
- The Transformation of Island City Politics: The Case of MacauLi Sheng
- Museum Collection Decolonization and Indigenous Cultural Heritage in an Island Community: East Greenland and the ‘Roots 2 Share’ Photo ProjectCunera Buijs
- Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility and Cooperation in Sustainable Tourist Destinations: The Case of the Island of FuerteventuraOlga González-MoralesJosé Antonio Álvarez-GonzálezM. Ángeles Sanfiel-FumeroYaiza Armas-Cruz
- Civil Participation Between Private and Public Spheres: The Island Sphere and Fishing Communities in the Azores ArchipelagoAlison Laurie NeilsonRita São Marcos
- Different Shades of Green on Small IslandsTeresa TiagoSandra Dias FariaJoão Luís CogumbreiroJoão Pedro CoutoFlávio Tiago
- The Research Management Profession Within Universities in Small Island StatesChristian BonniciVincent Cassar
- The Genre of Islands: Popular Fiction and Performative GeographiesRalph CraneLisa Fletcher
- Sustainable Development? Salmon Aquaculture and Late Modernity in the Archipelago of Chiloé, ChileJonathan R. BartonÁlvaro Román
- Interdisciplinary Island Studies: Connecting the Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and HumanitiesSietze J. NorderKenneth F. Rijsdijk
- Changing Politics, Economics and Relations on the Small Remote Island of Fair IsleRichard W. Butler
- Lighthouses, Pilotage and Technology: The Impact on Small Island SocietiesPer Lind
- Decolonizing Through Integration: Australia's Off-Shore Island TerritoriesRoger Wettenhall
- Island Studies Journal 11(2), Book ReviewsIsland Studies Journal
Nadarajah, Y., & Grydehøj, A. (2016). Island Studies as a Decolonial Project. Island Studies Journal, 11(2), 437–446. https://doi.org/10.24043/isj.360