Diasporic islands: Communicating Pacific cultural identities in diaspora

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Diasporic islands: Communicating Pacific cultural identities in diaspora

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This paper examines diasporic identities within the Pacific islands context and how these identities are communicated through different forms of diasporic media. Islands tend to be diasporic in nature and islanders shape their identities often in movement. Movements within island groups and the greater Pacific ocean, both by islanders themselves and outsiders, have enabled these islands to create complex identities that have expanded beyond their natural boundaries and into well established d...

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2009-06

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Papoutsaki, Evangelia / Strickland, Naomi

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/1743

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Pasifika Islanders / Pasifika diasporas / diasporic media / Pasifika / Media Studies

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