Island Studies Journal – Vol. 11, No. 2 November 2016

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• Table of Contents

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Scholarly Articles

Thematic Section 1: Island Toponymies (Guest Editor: Joshua Nash)

• Editorial: Do island toponymies exist?
  Joshua Nash
• Mapping the Outer Hebrides in sound: towards a sonic methodology
  Cathy Lane
• Populating the landscape with absent friends: the use of personal names in Palmerston Island toponyms
  Rachel Hendery
• From medieval Dar al-Islam to contemporary Malta: raḥl toponymy in a wider western Mediterranean context
  Charles Dalli
• A different view from the sea: place naming on Cape Breton Island
  William Davey
• Cedros: Origin and permanence of the place names in a Mexican Pacific Island
  Jesús Israel Baxin Martínez and Carmen Sámano Pineda
• Enduring perceptions: Place naming and the perception of Louisiana’s salt dome islands
  Philip Hayward
• An island, some fishers and a few placenames: a research note
  Joshua Nash

Thematic Section 2: Islands and Decolonization (Guest Editors: Adam Grydehøj & Yaso Nadarajah)

• Editorial: Island studies as a decolonial project
  Yaso Nadarajah and Adam Grydehøj
• Critiquing the SNIJ Hypothesis with Corsica and Hawai’i
  Zachary Androus and Neyooxet Greymorning
• Greenland and the Pacific Islands: an improbable conjunction of development trajectories
  John Connell
• Decolonizing Creole: creative practices in Mauritian Creole
  Gitanjali Pyndiah
• Adapting postcolonial societies: Fiji and the Solomon Islands in the Pacific
  Adrien Rodd
• The transformation of island city politics: the case of Macau
  Li Sheng
• Museum collection decolonization and indigenous cultural heritage in an island community: East Greenland and the ‘Roots 2 Share’ Photo Project
  Cunera Buijs

Other Scholarly Papers

• Governance, corporate social responsibility and cooperation in sustainable tourist destinations: the case of the island of Fuerteventura
  Olga González-Morales, José Antonio Álvarez-González, M. Ángeles Sanfiel-Fumero and Yaiza Armas-Cruz
• Civil participation between private and public spheres: the island sphere and fishing communities in the Azores archipelago
  Alison Laurie Neilson and Rita São Marcos
• Different shades of green on small islands
  Teresa Tiago, Sandra Dias Faria, João Luís Cogumbreiro, João Pedro Couto and Flávio Tiago
• The research management profession within universities in small island states
  Christian Bonnici and Vincent Cassar
• The genre of islands: popular fiction and performance geographies
  Ralph Crane and Lisa Fletcher
• Sustainable development? Salmon aquaculture and late modernity in the archipelago of Chiloé, Chile
  Jonathan R. Barton and Álvaro Román

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Review Essays

• Interdisciplinary island studies: connecting the social sciences, natural sciences and humanities
  Sietze J. Norder & Kenneth F. Rijsdijk
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• Changing politics, economics and relations on the small remote island of Fair Isle
  Richard W Butler
• Lighthouses, pilotage and technology: the impact on small island societies
  Per Lind
• Decolonizing through integration: Australia’s off-shore island territories
  Roger Wettenhall

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Book Reviews

• The empire’s edge: Militarization, resistance and transcending hegemony in the Pacific by Jeffrey Sasha Davis. (reviewer: Catherine Lutz)
• The heart and the island: A critical study of Sicilian American literature by Chiara Mazzucchelli (reviewer: Guglielmo Tita)
• Islands, islanders and the Bible: RumInations by Jione Havea (Ed.) (reviewer: Gilles Vidal)
• Fast grund under fødderne: Ø-filosofiske pejlemærker (In Danish). [Solid ground under one’s feet: Island-philosophical indicators] by Jørgen Rasmussen (reviewer: Owe Ronström)
• Isles of amnesia: The history, geography and restoration of America’s forgotten Pacific islands by Mark J. Rauzon (reviewer: Jeffrey Sasha Davis)
• Disappearing island states in international law by Jenny Grote Stoutenburg (reviewer: Meinhard Doelle)
• Self-determinable development of small islands by Masahide Ishihara, Eiichi Hoshino and Yoko Fujita (Eds.) (reviewer: Thanasis Kizos)
• La cité du soleil et les territoires des hommes: Le savoir du monde chez Campanella by Jean-Louis Fournel (reviewer: Jean Paul De Lucca)
• Shipwreck and island motifs in literature and the arts by Brigette Le Juez and Olga Springer (Eds.) (reviewer: Ralph Crane)

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