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Nation Making:
Emergent
Identities
in
Postcolonial
Melanesia
edited by
Robert J. Foster
1995
Ann Arbor: University of Michigan
Press
from 1991 Working Session
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- Introduction:
- The Work of Nation Making
- Robert J. Foster
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- Part 1: Issues and Problems
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- The Formation of Nation-States and National Cultures
in Oceania
- Edward LiPuma
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- Part 2: Instruments and Narratives of "The
Nation"
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- Occupying the Headwaters of Tradition: Rhetorical
Strategies of Nation Making in Fiji
- Henry J. Rutz
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- Blood on the Grass and Dogs Will Speak: Ritual
Politics and the Nation in Independent Fiji
- Martha Kaplan
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- Stepping-stones to National Consciousness: The
Solomon Islands Case
- Christine Jourdan
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- Print Advertisements and Nation Making in
Metropolitan Papua New Guinea
- Robert J. Foster
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- Part 3: Unmaking Nations? Local Appropriations of
"The Nation"
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- Local Persons, Metropolitan Names: Contending Forms
of Simultaneity among the Fuyuge, Papua New Guinea
- Eric Hirsch
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- Kastom and Nation Making: The Politicization of
Tradition on Nguna, Vanuatu
- Ellen Facey
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- Vanishing Nations and the Infiltration of
Nationalism: The Case of Papua New Guinea
- Michael Jacobsen
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- Epilogue:
- The Privileges of Citizenship: Nations, States,
Markets, and Narratives
- John D. Kelly
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