Constructing
Moral
Communities:
Pacific
Islander
Strategies
for
Settling
in
New
Places
Special Issue of Pacific Studies 25(1 & 2)
2002
edited
by
Judith Modell
from 1997 Symposium
- Introduction
Judith S. Modell
The Material Conditions of Moral Communities
Rice and Tea, Fish and Taro: Sikaiana Migration to Honiara
William W. Donner
- Anutans in Honiara: A Polynesian People's Struggle
to Maintain Community in the Solomon Islands
Richard Feinberg
- From Moral Community to Moral Communities: The Foundations
of Migrant Social Solidarity among Samoans in Urban Aotearoa/New
Zealand
Cluny Macpherson
Sites and Strategies in the Creation of Moral Communities
Maintaining Marshallese Fundamentals with Christian Fundamentalism
Linda Allen
- "Titirangi Is the Mountain": Representing
Maori Cojmmunity in Auckland
Daniel Rosenblatt
- Marae and Tribal Identity in Urban Aotearoa/New Zealand
Paul Tapsell
- Abuse and Discipline: The Creation of Moral Community
in Domestic Violence Groups on the Wai'anae Coast (Hawai'i)
Judith S. Modell
- Comparative Criminalization: Cultural Meanings of
Adultery and Gender Violence in Hawai'i in 1850 and 1990
Sally Engle Merry