This presentation explores a broad sense of diaspora drawing from both Mayan and Tongan concepts of time and space to explore these experiences. Additionally, Lucky Dube's song, The Other Side, is used as a framework for analyzing some comments from ethnographic data of Tongan and Moana (Oceanic) people commenting on struggles for identity. Kava circles serve as significant sites of making and keeping connections to homeland as well as creating spaces of interdependent support to face economic challenges in new homelands
Over the past two decades there has been a growing interest in Indian Ocean networks within diaspora...
Vital past links between Samoa and Fiji are recreated. The past is re-constructed to deals with spec...
M.A. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2014.Includes bibliographical references.This thesis examines the...
My Masters research explored the experiences and perceptions of New Zealand-born Tongan males who pa...
This documentary film is a result of multi-sited ethnographic research between 2015-2019, which expl...
The coupling of mana moana is grounded in inspiration from and through Indigeneity and Moana sense-m...
The diaspora within Oceania conceptualises the existence of settler communities of Tuvaluan heritage...
This thesis is an exploratory study of the experiences and perceptions of a group of New Zealand-bor...
Post-colonial Vanuatu is one of the most culturally and linguistically diversecountries in the world...
Diaspora' studies have broadened their definition to now include hybridised identities situated in b...
This paper examines a Fijian popular music genre known as sere ni cumu (‘bumping songs’). My researc...
This project is a personal exploration of cultural values in relation to traditional and westernised...
Taka ‘i fonua mahu is a Tongan proverb, which means: "Going about or living in a fruitful land". Thi...
RESEARCH QUESTION How can the investigation of faiva generate a contemporary Pacific architecture t...
How does the next generation of Pacific diaspora from ‘blended backgrounds’ construct and maintain ...
Over the past two decades there has been a growing interest in Indian Ocean networks within diaspora...
Vital past links between Samoa and Fiji are recreated. The past is re-constructed to deals with spec...
M.A. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2014.Includes bibliographical references.This thesis examines the...
My Masters research explored the experiences and perceptions of New Zealand-born Tongan males who pa...
This documentary film is a result of multi-sited ethnographic research between 2015-2019, which expl...
The coupling of mana moana is grounded in inspiration from and through Indigeneity and Moana sense-m...
The diaspora within Oceania conceptualises the existence of settler communities of Tuvaluan heritage...
This thesis is an exploratory study of the experiences and perceptions of a group of New Zealand-bor...
Post-colonial Vanuatu is one of the most culturally and linguistically diversecountries in the world...
Diaspora' studies have broadened their definition to now include hybridised identities situated in b...
This paper examines a Fijian popular music genre known as sere ni cumu (‘bumping songs’). My researc...
This project is a personal exploration of cultural values in relation to traditional and westernised...
Taka ‘i fonua mahu is a Tongan proverb, which means: "Going about or living in a fruitful land". Thi...
RESEARCH QUESTION How can the investigation of faiva generate a contemporary Pacific architecture t...
How does the next generation of Pacific diaspora from ‘blended backgrounds’ construct and maintain ...
Over the past two decades there has been a growing interest in Indian Ocean networks within diaspora...
Vital past links between Samoa and Fiji are recreated. The past is re-constructed to deals with spec...
M.A. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2014.Includes bibliographical references.This thesis examines the...