Epeli Hau’ofa (1939-2009) played a crucial role in reimagining the place and status of the people of the Pacific Islands in the global community. Tongan by name, Papuan by birth, Tongan, Fijian, Canadian and Australian by education, and Fijian by citizenship, he embraced the lives of everyone whose destiny is wedded to Oceania. Yes, Oceania, a …
Executive Summary Ratuva, StevenSingh, AwneshHayward, Bronwyn Iese, ViliamuVeitayaki, JoeliLa’ala’ai-Tausa, ChristinaWaqa-Sakiti, Hildaet al. CHAPTER 01 Introducing the Pacific Ocean Climate Change Assessment (POCCA) Project Ratuva, StevenHayward, BronwynIese, ViliamuVeitayaki, JoeliLa’ala’ai-Tausa, ChristinaWaqa-Sakiti, HildaHolland, Elisabeth CHAPTER 02 Framing Climate Science in the Pacific Islands Singh, AwneshWhiteside, AndraTu’uholoaki, MoleniVaihola, SiosaiaChinappa, MatthewSingh, ShaliniChandra, AshneelMuna, Lency Dehm, Jasha CHAPTER 03 Climate Change …
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VOLUME 9 • ISSUE 3 • NOVEMBER 2025 INTRODUCTION Introduction Kabutaulaka, TarcisiusWesley-Smith, Terence JOURNAL ARTICLE Friends to all, bound to some: Pacific Island states, security agreements, and the regional order Powles, Anna JOURNAL ARTICLE The (in)security dilemma: Bilateral security agreements in the Pacific Islands region McNeill-Stowers, HenriettaKant, Romitesh JOURNAL ARTICLE Losing control? Strategic rivalry, changing …