Pacific Studies
Volume 48, Number 1 (2025)
Articles
FROM THE MARGIN TO THE CENTRE: TONGAN KNOWLEDGE AT THE HEART OF INQUIRY
Lisita Finau Paongo
RECONCILING THEOLOGY, GOD, AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDS: THE EMERGENCE OF SYNCRETISM AND ECOTHEOLOGY
Dan F. Orcherton
FACILITATING CULTURALLY AFFIRMING EXPERIENCES FOR PACIFIC ISLANDER STEM STUDENTS THROUGH AN APPRENTICE MODEL FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
Tobias Irish, Joseph Genz, and Monique Storie
WHY STUDY OTHERS?
Richard Feinberg
KOLOA FUFU A E FEFINE TONGA: VALIDATING TONGAN KNOWLEDGE AND VALUES AS PEDAGOGY FOR TONGAN GIRLS THROUGH A TA-VA PERSPECTIVE
Lisita Finau Paongo
Front Matter
Vol. 48 No. 1 (2025): Pacific Studies Front Matter
The Jonathan Napela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Studies