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ISSN 1715-2593
Research Articles
Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2020November 01, 2020 CST

Mourning Balliceaux: Towards a Biography of a Caribbean Island of Death, Grief and Memory

Niall Finneran, Christina Welch,
BalliceauxCaribbeanGarifunaislandsphenomenologySt Vincent and the Grenadinessocial memory
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Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2020

Vol. 15, Issue 2, 2020
  • Silk Road Archipelagos: Islands in the Belt and Road Initiative
    Adam GrydehøjSasha DavisRui GuoHuan Zhang
  • Someone Else’s Chain, Someone Else’s Road: U.S. Military Strategy, China’s Belt and Road Initiative, and Island Agency in the Pacific
    Sasha DavisLexi A. MungerHannah J. Legacy
  • Island Territorial Disputes and China’s ‘Shelving Disputes and Pursuing Joint Development’ Policy
    Tao YuBingyao Li
  • Perceiving the Silk Road Archipelago: Archipelagic Relations Within the Ancient and 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road
    Baoxia XieXianlong ZhuAdam Grydehøj
  • The Relationship Between China-South Pacific Island Countries Tourism and Trade in the Context of the Belt and Road Initiative
    Fang YeJaepil ParkChunLin LiYixiong He
  • A Road to Island Sovereignty and Empowerment? Fiji’s Aims Within the Belt and Road Initiative
    Adrien Rodd
  • Indian Ocean Island Sustainable Development in the Context of the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road
    Shuneng ZhongXili Wu
  • International Linkages, Geopolitics, and the Belt and Road Initiative: A Comparison of Four Island Territories
    Ying-ho KwongMathew Y.H. Wong
  • The Maritime Silk Road’s Potential Effects on Outer Island Development: The Natuna Islands, Indonesia
    Hetria PutriWilmar Salim
  • Island Climate Change Adaptation and Global Public Goods Within the Belt and Road Initiative
    Chunlin LiJianqing ChenAdam Grydehøj
  • Islands, History, and Decolonial Memory
    May Joseph
  • This Shoal Which Is Not One: Island Studies, Performance Studies, and Africans Who Fly
    Rebecca Schneider
  • Imagining Ro: On the Social Life of Islets and the Politics of Islandography
    Maria HadjimichaelCostas M. ConstantinouMarinos Papaioakeim
  • Islands of Memory, Islands of Trauma: The Case of Dongzhou, Hengyang, China
    Gang Hong
  • Mourning Balliceaux: Towards a Biography of a Caribbean Island of Death, Grief and Memory
    Niall FinneranChristina Welch
  • In Spaces in between–From Recollections to Nostalgia: Discourses of Bridge and Island Place
    Jana Raadik CottrellStuart P. Cottrell
  • The Back Side of the Postcard: Subversion of the Island Tourist Gaze in the Contemporary Mallorcan Imaginary
    Mercè Picornell
  • Tourism, Accommodation, and the Regional Economy in Indonesia’s West Papua
    Oscar TikuTetsuo Shimizu
  • Impact of Land Use on Coastline Change of Island Cities: A Case of Zhoushan Island, China
    Yizhou WuShuai WangJiacheng YangSiqin WuHeyuan YouYue Wang
  • Impacts of the Peer-To-Peer Market on Tourist Accommodation on the Balearic Islands of Mallorca and Menorca
    Beatriz Benítez-Aurioles
  • Japanese Public Health Nurses’ Culturally Sensitive Disaster Nursing for Small Island Communities
    Miki MarutaniShimpei KodamaNahoko Harada
  • Island Studies Journal, 15(2), Book Reviews
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Finneran, N., & Welch, C. (2020). Mourning Balliceaux: Towards a Biography of a Caribbean Island of Death, Grief and Memory. Island Studies Journal, 15(2), 255–272. https://doi.org/10.24043/isj.121
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