The Cambridge History of the Pacific Ocean - Series page

pp iii-iv

The Cambridge History of the Pacific Ocean - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Figures

pp xi-xiii

Tables

pp xiv-xiv

Contributors to Volume II

pp xv-xvi

Frontispiece

pp xvii-xviii

General Editor’s Introduction

pp 1-14

Preface to Volume II

pp 15-22

Part VII - Rethinking the Pacific

pp 23-164

32 - Climate Change, Rising Seas, and Endangered Island Nations

pp 25-32

33 - Authority, Identity, and Place in the Pacific Ocean and Its Hinterlands, c. 1200 to c. 2000

pp 33-69

34 - Europe’s Other? Academic Discourse on the Pacific as a Cultural Space

pp 70-97

35 - The Phantom Empire

pp 98-131

36 - Blue Continent to Blue Pacific

pp 132-164

Part VIII - Approaches, Sources, and Subaltern Histories of the Modern Pacific

pp 165-312

37 - Archives and Community Memory in the Pacific

pp 167-190

38 - Missing in Action

pp 191-205

39 - Rethinking Gender and Identity in Asia and the Pacific

pp 206-232

40 - Fifty Years of The Hawaiian Nation

pp 233-245

41 - Pacific Literature and History

pp 246-265

42 - Film and Pacific History

pp 266-285

43 - The Visual and Performing Arts of the Pacific

pp 286-312

Part IX - Culture Contact and the Impact of Pre-colonial European Influences

pp 313-420

44 - The Pacific in the Age of Revolutions

pp 315-334

45 - Disease in Pacific History

pp 335-348

46 - The Culture Concept and Christian Missions in the Pacific

pp 349-368

47 - Trading Nature in the Pacific

pp 369-388