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ISSN 1715-2593
Reviews of Books
Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2021May 01, 2021 CST

Island Studies Journal, 16(1), Book Reviews

Island Studies Journal,
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Articles in Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2021

Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2021
  • Nomadic Identities, Archipelagic Movements and Island Diasporas
    May Joseph
  • Notes on an Archipelagic Ethnography: Ships, Seas, and Islands of Relation in the Indian Ocean
    Nidhi Mahajan
  • Islander Migrations and the Oceans: From Hopes to Fears?
    Ilan KelmanRobert Stojanov
  • Shared Routes of Mammalian Kinship: Race and Migration in Long Island Whaling Diasporas
    Ayasha Guerin
  • Lowland Islands at the Water-Land Nexus in Lixiahe, China: A Boundary Approach
    Dongxue Lei
  • Island as Urban Artifact/archipelago as Urban Model
    Brian McGrath
  • Island-raised but Foreign-Made: Lived Experiences, Transnational Relationships, and Expressions of Womanhood Among Cape Verdean Migrant Women in Greater Lisbon
    Kaian Lam
  • Disrupted Identities and Forced Nomads: A Post-Disaster Legacy of Neocolonialism in the Island of Barbuda, Lesser Antilles
    Sophia PerdikarisRebecca BorgerEdith GonzalezEmira IbrahimpašićJennifer D. Adams
  • Movement From Emerging Economies to Small Island States: Motivations of Nigerian Educational Tourists in North Cyprus
    Cahit EzelHuseyin Arasli
  • Future Past I Am a Coolie-Al…and I Reside as an Invisible Island Inside the Ocean: Tidalectics, Transoceanic Crossings, Coolitude and a Tamil Identity
    Yaso Nadarajah
  • ‘St Helena, an Island Between’: Multiple Migrations, Small Island Resilience, and Survival
    Charlotte Parker
  • Teehuteatuaonoa Aka ‘Jenny’, the Most Traveled Woman on the Bounty: Chronicling Female Agency and Island Movements With Google Earth
    Donald Patrick Albert
  • Islands and the Rise of Correlational Epistemology in the Anthropocene: Rethinking the Trope of the 'Canary in the Coalmine'
    David ChandlerJonathan Pugh
  • Embodying the Anthropocene: Embattled Crustaceans, Extractivism, and Eco-Tourism on Christmas Island (Indian Ocean)
    Philip Hayward
  • Tourism Imaginaries and the Selective Perception of Visitors: Postcolonial Heritage in Con Dao Islands, Vietnam
    Thi Kim Phung Dang
  • Seapower, Geostrategic Relations, and Islandness: The World War II Destroyers for Bases Deal
    Colin Flint
  • Marine Biodiversity of a Pristine Coral Reef in French Polynesia
    David LecchiniFrédéric BertucciLily FoggCamille GachePascal UngYann LacubeCecile BertheViliame WaqalevuAlain SiuTamatoa Bambridge
  • Critiquing ‘Islandness’ as Immunity to COVID-19: A Case Exploration of the Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique Archipelago in the Caribbean Region
    John N. Telesford
  • The Impeded Archipelago of Corsica and Sardinia
    Marcel A. Farinelli
  • Electoral Politics, Party Performance, and Governance in Greenland: Parties, Personalities, and Cleavages in an Autonomous Subnational Island Jurisdiction
    Yi ZhangXinyuan WeiAdam Grydehøj
  • Measuring Accessibility and Island Development in Ambon City
    Andiah NurhaenyMiming MiharjaPradono PradonoPuspita Dirgahayani
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Island Studies Journal. (2021). Island Studies Journal, 16(1), Book Reviews. Island Studies Journal, 16(1), 388–395. https://doi.org/10.24043/001c.84711
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