Oceania

Papers
(The TQCC of Oceania is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Food Security in COVID‐19: Insights from Indigenous Fijian Communities14
E tumau le fa'avae ae fesuia'i faiga13
Economic Vulnerabilities and Livelihoods: Impact of COVID‐19 in Fiji and Vanuatu8
COVID‐19 and Fiji: A Case Study8
Interdependent Kin in Māori Marine Environments7
COVID‐19 and the Marshallese7
Declarations of ‘Self‐Reliance’: Alternative Visions of Dependency, Citizenship and Development in Vanuatu7
COVID‐19 and Food Security in Fiji: The Reinforcement of Subsistence Farming Practices in Rural and Urban Areas6
It is Christ or Corruption in Papua New Guinea: Bring in the Witness!5
Introduction: Dependence in Oceania5
Talanoa Dialogue at UN Climate Change Meetings: The Extraordinary Encompassment of a Scale‐Climbing Pacific Speech Genre4
As Basket and Papu: Making Manus Social Fabric4
Urban Women and the Transformations ofBraedpraes1in Honiara24
Sago Versus Rice and the Reorganisation of Ritual Spacetime: Competing Modes of Dependency in an Age of Decentralisation in Asmat, Indonesian Papua3
Tongan Collective Mobilities: Familial Intergenerational Connections Before, During, and Post COVID‐193
Border Closures: Experiences of Ni‐Vanuatu Recognized Seasonal Employer Scheme Workers3
From the Bubble to the Hearth: Social Co‐Presence in the Era of COVID‐19 in Asmat, Indonesian Papua3
Bridewealth1and the Autonomy of Women in Melanesia3
COVID‐19 and Re‐Storying Economic Development in Oceania3
Leadership in Absentia: Negotiating Distance in Centralized Solomon Islands3
Capturing the Experiences of Samoa: The Changing Food Environment and Food Security in Samoa during the COVID‐19 Pandemic3
Unmasking the Essential Realities of COVID‐19: The Pasifika Community in the Salt Lake Valley2
France and Oceanian Sovereignties2
From Sorcery to Laboratory: Pandemics and Yanyuwa Experiences of Viral Vulnerability2
Introducing Oceanic Societies in COVID‐192
‘Stalked by the Malignant Father's Spirit: A Case of Patricide among the Yagwoia (PNG)’ by Jadran Mimica2
Self‐Lowering as Power and Trap: Wawa, ‘White’, and Peripheral Embrace of State Formation in Indonesian Papua2
Asserting Land, Estranging Kin: On Competing Relations of Dependence in Vanuatu2
Bridewealth a Pardon: New Relationships and Restoration of Good Daughters2
Stalked by the Malignant Father's Spirit: A Case of Patricide among the Yagwoia (PNG)2
How the Missionary got hisMana: Charles Elliot Fox and the Power of Name‐Exchange in Solomon Islands2
Kurangara in Queensland?: A Critique of Duncan‐Kemp's Account2
Frontier Narratives That Take on Flesh: Tracing Legacy, Labour, and Legitimacy in Outback Queensland, Australia1
Scenes from Everyday Life in the Northern Mariana Islands during the COVID‐19 Pandemic1
Editorial1
Notes on Sovereignty in Vanuatu1
Suspicion and Overlapping Orders of Precedence: Imagining Secret History in Founder‐Focused Societies of Eastern Indonesia1
Kamapim gutpela man: Papua New Guinean and Chinese refinery workers' changing understandings of becoming a good man1
Wars of Dependence: Contested Histories Among Tolai People of Papua New Guinea1
LSMPA Sovereignties in New Caledonia and French Polynesia: Territorialities, Alliances and Powers in Oceania1
Viral Devotionality and Christian Solidarity in/beyond Borneo1
This is Our Story: Yanyuwa Experiences of a Pandemic1
The Wagiman Landscape: Mental Maps and Prototypes1
Gender Equality Theology and Essentialism: Catholic Responses to Gender‐Based Violence and Inequality in Papua New Guinea1
Revealing the Invisible Mine: Social Complexities of an Undeveloped Mining Project. By Emilia E.Skrzypek.New York: Berghahn. 2021. Pp. xiv + 237. Price: US$1351
A Research Note on Laterality and Lineality in Austronesian Relationship Terminologies1
Notions of (In)Dependence at a Papua New Guinean University1
Sustainable Water in Mining? The Importance of Traditional Owner Involvement in Commercial Water Use and Management in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia1
In the Shadow of the Palms: More‐Than‐Human Becomings in West Papua. By SophieChao. Durham, NC, USA and London, UK: Duke University Press. 2022. Pp: x + 336. Price: US$28.95.1
Reading and Remembering the Anthropologist James F. Weiner1
Sovereignty and Coloniality in the French‐Speaking Pacific: A Reflection on the Case of New Caledonia, 1980–20211
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