Index to Volumes 1–10 Linley Chapman and Heather Stanton Entries are arranged in a single alphabetical list, with items indexed by volume and inclusive page numbers (1:43–74). Names of Authors are in capital and small capital letters. Titles of articles are reproduced as they appeared, followed by the last name of the author in parentheses. Alphabetization ignores initial arti- cles, conjunctions, and prepositions. Each article is listed by title, last name of (first) author, approximately five subject categories, and appropriate place names. Where articles had more than one author, secondary authors are listed by last name only, with cross-references to the primary author. Dialogue and Resources items are indexed as articles. Political Reviews are listed under the name of the political entity and the last name of the author. Titles of books are in italics. Place names (mostly of political units or regions) are in boldface type. Books reviewed are listed only by last name of (first) author, with the last name of the reviewer in parentheses following the book title, and cross references from the reviewer. Academic Freedom: The Third World aid: and small island states, 10:65–105 Context (Caston), 4:1–47 Aikman, Colin. See Ghai Across All Micronesia: Records of the Akin, David. See White and others US Trust Territory of the Pacific Akram-Lodhi, A Haroon: Struc- Islands (Peacock), 1:167–172 tural Adjustment in Fiji under the Active Agents versus Passive Victims: Interim Government, 1987–1992, Decolonized Historiography or Prob- 8:259–290 lematic Paradigm? (Chappell), 7:303– Alcalay, Glenn. See Smith, Gary 326 Aldrich, Robert: The French Pres- Adams, Ron: political review of ence in the South Pacific, 1842–1940 Vanuatu in 1990, 3:418–421 (Newbury), 3:461–462; France, agriculture, 2:233–253; 5:215–242. Oceania and Australia: Past and See also land issues Present (Ward), 5:469–472; France agrodeforestation, 9:121–148 and the South Pacific since 1940 agroforestry: incremental, 9:121–148 (Waddell), 7:382–384. See also Fraser Ahlburg, Dennis: Remittances and ali‘i, 8:81–125 Their Impact: A Study of Tonga and Alley, Roderic: The 1987 Military Western Samoa (Franco), 6:248–251 Coups in Fiji: Regional Implications, Ahlburg, Dennis, and Michael J 2:37–58; political review of Fiji in Levin: The Northeast Passage: A 1988, 1:150–152. See also South Study of Pacific Islander Migration to Pacific Policy Review Group American Samoa and the United Alpers, Michael P. See Attenborough States (Franco), 6:248–251 and Alpers 499 500 the contemporary pacific • fall 1998 Alternative Prehistories for Bougain- Biology in Papua New Guinea: ville: Regional, National, or Micro- The Small Cosmos (MacIntyre), 8: national (Spriggs), 4:269–298 473–474 Ambrose, David: political review of Australia: and Fiji coups, 2:37–58; and Vanuatu in 1995, 8:437–442; in first contact, 6:111–145; and indige- 1996, 9:497–505 nous issues, 3:380–392; and nuclear American Samoa, 1:75–96; 4:137– issues, 3:59–84; and Pacific image- 160, 6:248–251 making, 9:305–344; revisionism of American Samoa: political reviews history, 10:31–64 (Legalley): in 1988–89, 2:162–163; in Austronesian languages, 8:1–31 1989–90, 3:191–192; in 1990–91, autonomy, 10:391–410 4:191–192; in 1991–92, 5:150–152; Avalos, Beatrice. See Gannicott and in 1992–93, 6:177–179 Avalos American Samoa or Eastern Samoa? Axline, Andrew, editor: The Politi- The Potential for American Samoa to cal Economy of Regional Coopera- Become Freely Associated with the tion: Comparative Case Studies United States (Michal), 4:137–160 (Herr), 8:467–470 Anderson, Atholl. See Kirch, Sahlins Anzus Agreement, 1:97–132; 3:59–84 Baird, Nicola. See Ului and Baird Aoki, Diane. See Wendt Baker, Richard W. See Fairbairn, and Aotearoa: and first contact, 6:111– others 145; and urban Maori, 6:311–336; Ball, Desmond. See Henningham and and art 7:1–19. See also New Ball Zealand; Maori issues Ballard, Chris: political reviews of archaeology, 3:380–392; of Hawai‘i, Irian Jaya in 1996, 9:468–474; in 6:212–224 1997, 10:433–441. See also Hays architecture: in Papua New Guinea, Barker, John: Christianity in Oceania: 3:289–324; 5:243–274. See also art Ethnographic Perspectives (Boutilier), archives of Trust Territory, 1:167–172 5:459–461. See also Ernst; Mageo arms control, 3:59–84 and Howard Arno, Andrew. See Brison; Herbert Barlow, Kathleen. See Barlow and Arréghini, Louis, and Philippe Winduo; Brunton and Barlow Waniez: La Nouvelle-Calédonie au Barlow, Kathleen, and Steven tournant des années 1990: Un état Winduo: Introduction, 9:1–24 des lieux (Waddell), 8:470–473 Barlow, Kathleen, and Steven art: Polynesian, 7:1–19; 8:291– Winduo, editors: Logging 317; 8:319–348; in Papua New the Southwestern Pacific: Guinea, 5:243–274; and tourism, Perspectives from Papua New 6:59–86 Guinea, Solomon Islands, and The Asaro Mudmen: Local Property, Vanuatu, 9(1) Public Culture? (Otto and Verloop), Barratt, Glynn: Southern and East- 8:349–386 ern Polynesia, volume 2 of Russia Attenborough, Richard D, and and the South Pacific, 1696–1840 Michael P Alpers, editors: Human (McReynolds), 2:402–404 index to volumes 1–10 501 Bauer, Peter, Savenaca Siwatibu, dence: The Political Thought of Jean- and Wolfgang Kasper: Aid and Marie Tjibaou, 10:369–390 Development in the South Pacific Bertram, Geoffrey. See Connell (Zdanovich), 5:198–201 Besnier, Niko: Literacy, Emotion, Bayliss-Smith. See Hviding and Authority: Reading and Writing Bayliss-Smith, T P, Richard Bed- on a Polynesian Atoll (Lake), ford, Harold Brookfield, Marc 10:274–276 Latham, and Muriel Brookfield: Bettis, Leland: political review of Islands, Islanders and the World: Guam in 1990–91, 4:185–188; in The Colonial and Post-Colonial 1992–93, 6:172–175 Experience of Eastern Fiji (Young), Between Two Laws: Tenure Regimes in 3:239–243 the Pearl Islands (Rapaport), 8:33–49 Beckett, Jeremy: Torres Strait Biersack, Aletta: Clio in Oceania: Islanders: Custom and Colonialism Toward a Historical Anthropol- (Ogan), 2:217–219 ogy (James), 5:184–186. See also Bedford, Richard. See Bayliss-Smith Strathern, Marilyn; Trompf and others bikinis and other s/pacific n/oceans Beechert, Edward. See Lal and others (Teaiwa), 6:87–109 Beehler, Bruce M: A Naturalist in biodiversity loss, 9:121–148 New Guinea (Culliney), 5:192–194 Birds of a Different Feather: Tok Pisin Belau, 3:146–158. See also Micronesia; and Hawaii Creole English as Liter- Palau; USTTPI; Region in Review ary Languages (Romaine), 7:81–123 Belau: political reviews (Shuster): in Blandy, Richard. See Kasper and 1988–89, 2:148–149; in 1989–90, others 3:180–182; in 1990–91, 4:178–181; Boggs, Stephen. See Mercer in 1991–92, 5:134–138; in 1992–93, Bonnemaison, Joël: political review 6:164–166; in 1993–94, 7:126–129; of Wallis and Futuna in 1988–89, in 1994–95, 8:156–158; in 1995–96, 2:176–178; La Dernière Ile 9:196–198. See also Palau (Vurobaravu), 2:221–223; The Tree Bello, Walden. See Hayes, Peter, and and the Canoe: History and Ethno- others geography of Tanna (Murton), Bennett, Jeff. See Kasper and others 9:265–267 Bennett, Judith A: Forestry, Public Bonnemaison, Joël, and Elise Land, and the Colonial Legacy in Huffer: political review of Vanuatu Solomon Islands, 7:243–275; Wealth in 1989, 2:373–375 of the Solomons: A History of a Bonnemaison, Joël, Kirk Huff- Pacific Archipelago, 1800–1978 man, Christian Kaufmann, and (Keesing), 1:190–193. See also Camp- Darrell Tryon, editors: Arts of bell, I C Vanuatu (Stevenson), 10:254–256 Bensa, Alban: Chroniques Kanak: Borofsky, Robert: Making History: L’Ethnologie en Marche (Chappell), Pukapukan and Anthropological 9:535–538 Constructions of Knowledge Bensa, Alban, and Eric Witter- (Ritchie), 1:200–203. See also sheim: Nationalism and Interdepen- Dening; Howard and Borofsky 502 the contemporary pacific • fall 1998 Bougainville: 4(2); economic issues, Brookfield, Muriel. See Bayliss- 4:346–354; government policy, Smith and others 4:325–343; human rights, 4:355– Brown, Paula: Beyond a Mountain 359; 4:360–367; mass media, 4:299– Valley: The Simbu of Papua New 323; prehistory, 4:269–298; revolu- Guinea (Standish), 9:518–521 tionary army, 4:368–372; social Brown, Richard P C: Do Migrants’ change, 4:245–267; 4:376–378; Remittances Decline over Time? Evi- villages, 4:373–375. See also Papua dence from Tongans and Western New Guinea, political reviews Samoans in Australia, 10:107–151 The Bougainville Crisis and Politics Browne, Christopher, with in Papua New Guinea (Saffu), 4: Douglas A Scott: Economic Devel- 325–343 opment in Seven Pacific Island Coun- Bougainville: A Matter of Attitude tries (Hughes), 2:406–408 (Wiley), 4:376–378 Brunton, Brian D, and Kathleen Bougainville: Some Financial and Barlow: Regulating the Forest Indus- Ownership Issues (Quodling), 4: try in Papua New Guinea: An Inter- 346–354 view with Brian D Brunton, 9:149–156 The Bougainville Revolutionary Army Brunton, Ron: The Abandoned Nar- (Forster), 4:368–372 cotic: Kava and Cultural Instability in Boutilier, James. See Barker Melanesia (Lindstrom), 4:220–223 Brenneis, Donald. See Lal Bryant-Tokalau, Jenny. See Connell Brinon, Helen. See Chaaplain and Lea Brison, Karen: Community and Pros- Burgess, Hayden: The World Council perity: Social Movements among the of Indigenous Peoples: An Interview Kwanga of Papua New Guinea, with Pòkâ Laenui, 2:336–348 3:325–355; Just Talk: Gossip, Meet- Burt, Ben: Tradition and Christianity: ings, and Power in a Papua New The Colonial Transformation of a Guinea Village (Arno), 6:476–479.