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RECENT PUBLICATIONS [Mistakes occasionally occur in this section. We are happy to receive
corrections that will be noted in our online database.] GENERAL / ARTICLES ADAMS, C. (2003). Ethics,
Power and Politics in Aboriginal Health Research. The Asia Pacific Journal
of Anthropology, 3(2), 44-64. AUSTIN, G. (2002).
Discovering My Aboriginal Identity. Aboriginal History, 26, 217-218. BLACKBURN, K. (2002).
Mapping Aboriginal Nations: The 'Nation' Concept of Late Nineteenth Century
Anthropologists in Australia. Aboriginal History, 26, 131-158. BLAKE, B. J., & REID, J.
(2002). The Dhudhuroa Language of Northeastern Victoria: A Description Based on
Historical Sources. Aboriginal History, 26, 177-210. BORSBOOM, A. (2003). 'Seeing
the Inside': Aboriginal Spirituality and Identity. In A. Borsboom & F.
Jespers (Eds.), Identity and Religion: A Multidisciplinary Approach (pp.
79-89). Saarbrücken, Germany: Verlag für Entwicklungspolitik. CARTER, P. (1999). Footings:
The Mythopoeic Foundations of Imperial Time. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H.
Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands: Foundational Histories in Australia and
Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 56-77). Sydney, NSW: University of New South
Wales Press. Notes: 247-249. COUZOS, S., LEA, T.,
MUELLER, R., MURRAY, R., & CULBONG, M. (2003). Effectiveness of Ototopical
Antibiotics for Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media in Aboriginal Children: A
Community-based, Multicentre, Double-blind Randomised Controlled Trial. The
Medical Journal of Australia, 179(4), 185-190. COVACEVICH, J. (2002). First
Formal Australian Record of a Tree Kangaroo: Aboriginal, Not European. Aboriginal
History, 26, 220-222. DEANE, W. (2002). Address on
the Occasion of the Launch of Ann Jackson-Nakano's Book The Kamberri. Aboriginal
History, 26, 211-213. DOUSSET, L. (2002). Politics
and Demography in a Contact Situation: The Establishment of the Giles
Meteorological Station in the Rawlinson Range, West Australia. Aboriginal
History, 26, 1-22. GIBSON, R. (1999). A History
of Quiet Suspicion. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands:
Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 39-55).
Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 247. GRAY, G. (2002). Dislocating
the Self: Anthropological Field Work in the Kimberley, Western Australia,
1934-1936. Aboriginal History, 26, 23-50. GUNSON, N. (2002). Reality,
History and Hands-on Ethnography: The Journals of George Augustus Robinson at
Port Phillip 1839-1852. Aboriginal History, 26, 224-237. Comments:
Review article on: The Journals of George Augustus Robinson, Chief Protector,
Port Phillip Aboriginal Protectorate 1839-1854, edited by Ian D. Clark: Volume
1: 1 January 1839-30 September 1840 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume
2: 1 October 1840-31 August 1841 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume 3:
1 September 1841-31 December 1843 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume
4: 1 January 1844-24 October 1945 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume
5: 25 October 1845-9 June 1849 (Clarendon: Heritage Matters, 2000); Volume 6:
10 June 1849-30 September 1852 (Clarendon: Heritage Matters, 2000). HINKSON, M. (2002).
Exploring 'Aboriginal' Sites in Sydney: A Shifting Politics of Place? Aboriginal
History, 26, 62-77. JACKSON-NAKANO, A. (2002).
The Weereewa History Series Volumes I & II: Remarks by Ann Jackson-Nakano. Aboriginal
History, 26, 214-216. KOLIG, E. (2003).
Legitimising Belief: Identity, Politics, Utility, Strategies of Concealment,
and Rationalisation in Australian Aboriginal Religion. The Australian Journal
of Anthropology, 14(2), 209-228. LYDON, J. (2002). The
Experimental 1860s: Charles Walter's Images of Conanderrk Aboriginal Station,
Victoria. Aboriginal History, 26, 78-130. MAK, D. B., MACKENDRICK, A.,
BULSARA, M. K., WEEKS, S., LEIDWINGER, L., COATES, H. L., et al. (2003).
Long-term Outcomes of Middle-ear Surgery in Aboriginal Children. The Medical
Journal of Australia, 179(6), 324-325. MAK, D. B., PLATT, E. M.,
& HEATH, C. H. (2003). Leprosy Transmission in the Kimberley, Western
Australia: Still a Reality in 21st-century Australia. The Medical Journal of
Australia, 179(8), 452. MANNING, C. (2002). The
McLean Report: Legitimising Victoria's New Assimilationism. Aboriginal
History, 26, 159-176. MERLAN, F. (2001).
Aboriginal Cultural Production into Art: The Complexity of Redress. In C.
Pinney & N. Thomas (Eds.), Beyond Aesthetics: Art and the Technologies
of Enchantment (pp. 201-234). Oxford and New York: Berg Publishers. MORTON, J. (2003).
I-Witnessing I the Witness: A Response to Ken Maddock on Courtly Truth and
Native Title Anthropology. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 3(2),
89-97. MORTON, J., & SMITH, N.
(1999). Planting Indigenous Species: A Subversion of Australian Eco-tourism. In
K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands: Foundational
Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 153-175). Sydney, NSW:
University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 258-260. PEACE, A. (2003). Hindmarsh
Island and the Politics of Anthropology. Anthropology Today, 19(5), 0-2. READ, P. (2002). Dedicated
to Carol Kendall. Aboriginal History, 26, vii-viii. READ, P. (2002). The Stolen
Generations, the Historian and the Court Room. Aboriginal History, 26,
51-61. ROBINSON, G. (2003). What to
Make of Tiwi History? The Australian Journal of Anthropology, 14(2),
249-252. Comments: Review article of John Morris, The Tiwi: From Isolation to
Cultural Change: A History of Encounter between an Island People and Outside
Forces, Darwin, NT: Northern Territory University Press, 2001. ROSE, D. B. (1999). Hard
Times: An Australian Study. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands:
Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 2-19).
Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 244-245. ROWSE, T. (1999). A Spear in
the Thigh for Senator Evans. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.),
Quicksands: Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
(pp. 199-217). Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes:
264-265. ROWSE, T. (2003). Historians
and the Historian Critique of Australia's Colonisation. The Australian
Journal of Anthropology, 14(2), 253-258. Comments: Review article of Bain
Attwood and S.G. Foster (eds), Frontier Conflict: The Australian Experience,
Canberra: National Museum of Australia, 2003. SMITH, D. (2003). When the
Starship Pintupi Meets the Klingons of Policy. The Australian Journal of
Anthropology, 14(2), 259-264. Comments: Review article of Ralph Folds,
Crossed Purposes: The Pintupi and Australia's Indigenous Policy, Sydney:
University of New South Wales Press, 2001. THOMAS, J. (1999). A History
of Beginnings. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands:
Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 115-131).
Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 253-255. THORLEY, P. (2002). Current
Realities, Idealised Pasts: Archaeology, Values and Indigenous Heritage
Management in Central Australia. Oceania, 73(2), 110-125. GENERAL / BOOKS FAESSEL, S. (2002). Itinéraires
insulaires: Le père Patrick O'Reilly, sm. Nouméa: Le Rocher-à-la-Voile.
Dossiers pour servir à l'intelligence du temps présent, No.4. AUSTRALIA / ARTICLES ADAMS, C. (2003). Ethics,
Power and Politics in Aboriginal Health Research. The Asia Pacific Journal
of Anthropology, 3(2), 44-64. AUSTIN, G. (2002).
Discovering My Aboriginal Identity. Aboriginal History, 26, 217-218. BLACKBURN, K. (2002).
Mapping Aboriginal Nations: The 'Nation' Concept of Late Nineteenth Century
Anthropologists in Australia. Aboriginal History, 26, 131-158. BLAKE, B. J., & REID, J.
(2002). The Dhudhuroa Language of Northeastern Victoria: A Description Based on
Historical Sources. Aboriginal History, 26, 177-210. BORSBOOM, A. (2003). 'Seeing
the Inside': Aboriginal Spirituality and Identity. In A. Borsboom & F.
Jespers (Eds.), Identity and Religion: A Multidisciplinary Approach (pp.
79-89). Saarbrücken, Germany: Verlag für Entwicklungspolitik. CARTER, P. (1999). Footings:
The Mythopoeic Foundations of Imperial Time. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H.
Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands: Foundational Histories in Australia and
Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 56-77). Sydney, NSW: University of New South
Wales Press. Notes: 247-249. COUZOS, S., LEA, T.,
MUELLER, R., MURRAY, R., & CULBONG, M. (2003). Effectiveness of Ototopical
Antibiotics for Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media in Aboriginal Children: A
Community-based, Multicentre, Double-blind Randomised Controlled Trial. The
Medical Journal of Australia, 179(4), 185-190. COVACEVICH, J. (2002). First
Formal Australian Record of a Tree Kangaroo: Aboriginal, Not European. Aboriginal
History, 26, 220-222. DEANE, W. (2002). Address on
the Occasion of the Launch of Ann Jackson-Nakano's Book The Kamberri. Aboriginal
History, 26, 211-213. DOUSSET, L. (2002). Politics
and Demography in a Contact Situation: The Establishment of the Giles
Meteorological Station in the Rawlinson Range, West Australia. Aboriginal
History, 26, 1-22. GIBSON, R. (1999). A History
of Quiet Suspicion. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands:
Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 39-55).
Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 247. GRAY, G. (2002). Dislocating
the Self: Anthropological Field Work in the Kimberley, Western Australia,
1934-1936. Aboriginal History, 26, 23-50. GUNSON, N. (2002). Reality,
History and Hands-on Ethnography: The Journals of George Augustus Robinson at
Port Phillip 1839-1852. Aboriginal History, 26, 224-237. Comments:
Review article on: The Journals of George Augustus Robinson, Chief Protector,
Port Phillip Aboriginal Protectorate 1839-1854, edited by Ian D. Clark: Volume
1: 1 January 1839-30 September 1840 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume
2: 1 October 1840-31 August 1841 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume 3:
1 September 1841-31 December 1843 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume
4: 1 January 1844-24 October 1945 (Melbourne: Heritage Matters, 1998); Volume
5: 25 October 1845-9 June 1849 (Clarendon: Heritage Matters, 2000); Volume 6:
10 June 1849-30 September 1852 (Clarendon: Heritage Matters, 2000). HINKSON, M. (2002).
Exploring 'Aboriginal' Sites in Sydney: A Shifting Politics of Place? Aboriginal
History, 26, 62-77. JACKSON-NAKANO, A. (2002).
The Weereewa History Series Volumes I & II: Remarks by Ann Jackson-Nakano. Aboriginal
History, 26, 214-216. KOLIG, E. (2003).
Legitimising Belief: Identity, Politics, Utility, Strategies of Concealment,
and Rationalisation in Australian Aboriginal Religion. The Australian Journal
of Anthropology, 14(2), 209-228. LYDON, J. (2002). The
Experimental 1860s: Charles Walter's Images of Conanderrk Aboriginal Station,
Victoria. Aboriginal History, 26, 78-130. MAK, D. B., MACKENDRICK, A.,
BULSARA, M. K., WEEKS, S., LEIDWINGER, L., COATES, H. L., et al. (2003).
Long-term Outcomes of Middle-ear Surgery in Aboriginal Children. The Medical
Journal of Australia, 179(6), 324-325. MAK, D. B., PLATT, E. M.,
& HEATH, C. H. (2003). Leprosy Transmission in the Kimberley, Western
Australia: Still a Reality in 21st-century Australia. The Medical Journal of
Australia, 179(8), 452. MANNING, C. (2002). The
McLean Report: Legitimising Victoria's New Assimilationism. Aboriginal
History, 26, 159-176. MERLAN, F. (2001).
Aboriginal Cultural Production into Art: The Complexity of Redress. In C.
Pinney & N. Thomas (Eds.), Beyond Aesthetics: Art and the Technologies
of Enchantment (pp. 201-234). Oxford and New York: Berg Publishers. MORTON, J. (2003).
I-Witnessing I the Witness: A Response to Ken Maddock on Courtly Truth and
Native Title Anthropology. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 3(2),
89-97. MORTON, J., & SMITH, N.
(1999). Planting Indigenous Species: A Subversion of Australian Eco-tourism. In
K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands: Foundational
Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 153-175). Sydney, NSW:
University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 258-260. PEACE, A. (2003). Hindmarsh
Island and the Politics of Anthropology. Anthropology Today, 19(5), 0-2. READ, P. (2002). Dedicated
to Carol Kendall. Aboriginal History, 26, vii-viii. READ, P. (2002). The Stolen
Generations, the Historian and the Court Room. Aboriginal History, 26,
51-61. ROBINSON, G. (2003). What to
Make of Tiwi History? The Australian Journal of Anthropology, 14(2),
249-252. Comments: Review article of John Morris, The Tiwi: From Isolation to
Cultural Change: A History of Encounter between an Island People and Outside
Forces, Darwin, NT: Northern Territory University Press, 2001. ROSE, D. B. (1999). Hard
Times: An Australian Study. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands:
Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 2-19).
Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 244-245. ROWSE, T. (1999). A Spear in
the Thigh for Senator Evans. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.),
Quicksands: Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
(pp. 199-217). Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes:
264-265. ROWSE, T. (2003). Historians
and the Historian Critique of Australia's Colonisation. The Australian
Journal of Anthropology, 14(2), 253-258. Comments: Review article of Bain
Attwood and S.G. Foster (eds), Frontier Conflict: The Australian Experience,
Canberra: National Museum of Australia, 2003. SMITH, D. (2003). When the
Starship Pintupi Meets the Klingons of Policy. The Australian Journal of
Anthropology, 14(2), 259-264. Comments: Review article of Ralph Folds,
Crossed Purposes: The Pintupi and Australia's Indigenous Policy, Sydney:
University of New South Wales Press, 2001. THOMAS, J. (1999). A History
of Beginnings. In K. Neumann, N. Thomas & H. Ericksen (Eds.), Quicksands:
Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand (pp. 115-131).
Sydney, NSW: University of New South Wales Press. Notes: 253-255. THORLEY, P. (2002). Current
Realities, Idealised Pasts: Archaeology, Values and Indigenous Heritage
Management in Central Australia. Oceania, 73(2), 110-125. AUSTRALIA / BOOKS ALTMAN, J. C., &
COCHRANE, M. (2003). Innovative Institutional Design for Sustainable
Wildlife Management in the Indigenous-owned Savanna. Canberra: Centre for
Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University. Discussion
Paper No.247. DODSON, M., & SMITH, D.
E. (2003). Governance for Sustainable Development: Strategic Issues and
Principles for Indigenous Australian Communities. Canberra: Centre for
Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National University. Discussion
Paper No.250. HUNTER, B. H., & SCHWAB,
R. G. (2003). Practical Reconciliation and Recent Trends in Indigenous
Education. Canberra: Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research,
Australian National University. Discussion Paper No.249. MARTIN, D. F. (2003). Rethinking
the Design of Indigenous Organisations: The Need for Strategic Engagement.
Canberra: Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australian National
University. Discussion Paper No.248. MELANESIA / ARTICLES AARTS, B., IMANSE, H.,
JACOBS, K., & SMIDT, D. (2003). Catalogue. In D. Smidt (Ed.), Kamoro
Art: Tradition and Innovation in a New Guinea Culture (pp. 73-153).
Amsterdam and Leiden: KIT Publishers and Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde.
Bibliography: 154-155. APPANA, S. (2003). New
Public Management and Public Enterprise Restructuring in Fiji. Fijian
Studies: A Journal of Contemporary Fiji, 1(1), 51-73. Retrieved November
26, 2003, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.fijianstudies.org/fs_contents_vol1no1.htm. ARENS, W. (2003).
Cannibalism Reconsidered: Response to Marshall Sahlins (AT 19, 3). Anthropology
Today, 19(5), 18-19. ARKWRIGHT, N. (2003).
Restorative Justice in the Solomon Islands. In S. Dinnen, A. Jowitt & T. N.
Cain (Eds.), A Kind of Mending: Restorative Justice in the Pacific Islands
(pp. 177-194). Canberra: Pandanus Books, Research School of Pacific and Asian
Studies, Australian National University. References: 281-292. BANKS, C. (2000).
Contextualising Sexual Violence: Rape and Carnal Knowledge in Papua New Guinea.
In S. Dinnen & A. Ley (Eds.), Reflections on Violence in Melanesia
(pp. 83-104). Leichhardt and Canberra: Hawkins Press (Federation Press) and
Asia Pacific Press. BANKS, G. (2000). Razor Wire
and Riots: Violence and the Mining Industry in Papua New Guinea. In S. Dinnen
& A. Ley (Eds.), Reflections on Violence in Melanesia (pp. 254-262).
Leichhardt and Canberra: Hawkins Press (Federation Press) and Asia Pacific
Press. BARR, K. J. (2003). Wages
Councils and Just Wages in Fiji. Fijian Studies: A Journal of Contemporary
Fiji, 1(1), 199-208. Retrieved November 26, 2003, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.fijianstudies.org/fs_contents_vol1no1.htm. BARRAUD, C. (2003).
Bibliographie de Daniel de Coppet. Journal de la Société des Océanistes, 116(1),
125-126. BILLY, A. (2000). Breaking
the Silence, Speaking out Truth: Domestic Violence in Solomon Islands. In S.
Dinnen & A. Ley (Eds.), Reflections on Violence in Melanesia (pp.
172-176). Leichhardt and Canberra: Hawkins Press (Federation Press) and Asia
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Makes Singo Different: North Vanuatu Textiles and the Theory of Captivation. In
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Studies, Australian National University. References: 281-292. BOOTH, H. (2003). Structural
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Fundamentals of Restorative Justice. In S. Dinnen, A. Jowitt & T. N. Cain
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L'étrange voyage d'une peintre du Sépik: De Kinakatem à Paris (peinture, biwat,
sagoutier). Journal de la Société des Océanistes, 116(1), 77-97. CRANE, E. (2003).
Archéologie du Pacifique: Bilans et perspectives en Nouvelle-Calédonie: Compte
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fouille de Lapita. Journal de la Société des Océanistes, 116(1),
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and Government in Melanesia - An Introduction. In S. Dinnen & A. Ley
(Eds.), Reflections on Violence in Melanesia (pp. 1-16). Leichhardt and
Canberra: Hawkins Press (Federation Press) and Asia Pacific Press. DINNEN, S. (2003).
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as Savagery and Romance: New Caledonian Past and Present. In S. Dinnen & A.
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the Pacific Islands (pp. 165-176). Canberra: Pandanus Books, Research
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Mayhem and the Beast: Narratives of the World's End from New Ireland (Papua New
Guinea). The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 9(3),
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Urban Village ourts in Papua New Guinea: Comparative Obsevations on Dispute
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Press) and Asia Pacific Press. GODDARD, M. (2003). The Age
of Steam: Constructed Identity and Recalcitrant Youth in a Papua New Guinea
Village. In S. Dinnen, A. Jowitt & T. N. Cain (Eds.), A Kind of Mending:
Restorative Justice in the Pacific Islands (pp. 45-72). Canberra: Pandanus
Books, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National
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HEEKEREN, D. (2003). United and Divided: Christianity, Tradition and Identity
in Two South Coast Papua New Guinea Villages. The Australian Journal of
Anthropology, 14(2), 144-159. GOFF, P. (2003). New Zealand
and the Pacific Region: Challenges and Opportunities. Fijian Studies: A
Journal of Contemporary Fiji, 1(1), 193-198. Retrieved November 26, 2003,
from the World Wide Web: http://www.fijianstudies.org/fs_contents_vol1no1.htm. HALAPUA, W. (2003).
Militarism and Moral Decay in Fiji. Fijian Studies: A Journal of
Contemporary Fiji, 1(1), 105-126. Retrieved November 26, 2003, from the
World Wide Web: http://www.fijianstudies.org/fs_contents_vol1no1.htm. HEARTFIELD, J. (2003). 'You
Are Not a White Woman!' Apolosi Nawai, the Fiji Produce Agency and the Trial of
Stella Spencer in Fiji, 1915. The Journal of Pacific History, 38(1),
69-83. HOWLEY, P. (2003).
Restorative Justice in Bougainville. In S. Dinnen, A. Jowitt & T. N. Cain
(Eds.), A Kind of Mending: Restorative Justice in the Pacific Islands
(pp. 215-254). Canberra: Pandanus Books, Research School of Pacific and Asian
Studies, Australian National University. References: 281-292. ITÉANU, A. (2003). In
memoriam Daniel de Coppet. Journal de la Société des Océanistes, 116(1),
121-124. IVORO, J. (2003). Conflict
Resolution in a Multi-cultural Urban Setting in Papua New Guinea. In S. Dinnen,
A. Jowitt & T. N. Cain (Eds.), A Kind of Mending: Restorative Justice in
the Pacific Islands (pp. 109-113). Canberra: Pandanus Books, Research
School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University.
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Innovation in a New Guinea Culture (pp. 62-65). Amsterdam and Leiden: KIT
Publishers and Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde. Bibliography: 154-155. JACOBS, K. (2003). Kamoro
Arts Festival. In D. Smidt (Ed.), Kamoro Art: Tradition and Innovation in a
New Guinea Culture (pp. 66-71). Amsterdam and Leiden: KIT Publishers and
Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde. Bibliography: 154-155. JAYARAMAN, T. K., &
SHARMA, R. (2003). Why is Interest Rate Spread High in Fiji? Results from a
Preliminary Study. Fijian Studies: A Journal of Contemporary Fiji, 1(1),
75-104. Retrieved November 26, 2003, from the World Wide Web:
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Further Reflections on Violence in Melanesia. In S. Dinnen & A. Ley (Eds.),
Reflections on Violence in Melanesia (pp. 305-324). Leichhardt and
Canberra: Hawkins Press (Federation Press) and Asia Pacific Press. JOLLY, M. (2003). Epilogue -
Some Thoughts on Restorative Justice and Gender. In S. Dinnen, A. Jowitt &
T. N. Cain (Eds.), A Kind of Mending: Restorative Justice in the Pacific
Islands (pp. 265-274). Canberra: Pandanus Books, Research School of Pacific
and Asian Studies, Australian National University. References: 281-292. JOLLY, M. (2003). Spouses
and Siblings in Sa Stories. The Australian Journal of Anthropology, 14(2),
188-208. JOWITT, A. (2003). Vanuata. The
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