Cultural Identity and Ethnicity in the Pacific

Aboriginal administration ancestry anthropology assert atoll Australian Bastion Point behavior boundaries bush canoe chapter colonial concept contemporary context contrast courts cultural identity custom defined descent described diacritics distinctive dominant economic emphasis ethnic group ethnic identity European example feast Hawaii Hawaiian high school ideology indigenous individuals inheritance interaction Jigalong Kainantu Kapinga Kapingamarangi kastom Keesing kinship Kolonia Lamarckian land language Larcom Lieber Linnekin male Mandok Maori culture Maori identity Maori women Maoritanga marae Melanesian Mendelian Mewun Micronesia Moen Mokilese Mortlockese Namonuito Oceania Oceanic outer islands Pacific Islanders Pakeha person personhood Pingelapese Pohnpei Pohnpeians political Polynesian population Porakied Poyer Pulap Pulapese Pulusuk Puluwat relations relationships ritual Sapwuahfik sense shared Siassi social society stereotypes structure symbol Tamatam tangi taro theory tion trade traditional Truk Lagoon Trukese tural Ulul Umboi University Vanuatu village Western Islands Zealand