Pacific Geographies #46: Special Issue on Independence Movements in the Pacific

Cover Pic: Making a Nation and Faking a State: Aloha ‘Aina and Sovereignty E(A)ducation in Hawai‘i

A spray-painted depiction of Queen Lili‘uokalani of Hawai‘i. The sign was painted during the summer of 2015 protest vigil on Mauna Kea and was unlawfully “arrested” for trespassing along with 7 other women and one man in prayer on September 9. The “emergency rules” under which they were arrested restricted cultural practices and were later ruled invalid.
© Karin Louise Hermes 2015

Managing editors of issue PG#46: Matthias Kowasch & Michael Waibel

• Contents
• Editorial

• Entire Issue PG#46

Articles

• Mickael Forrest & Matthias Kowasch
  New Caledonia and/or Kanaky: On the way to political independence? – DOI: 10.23791/460410
• Karin Louise Hermes
  Making a nation and faking a state: illegal annexation and sovereignty miseducation in Hawai’i – DOI: 10.23791/461116
• Hermann Mückler
  Sukarno, Gandhi and Rizal: Asian role models for self-determination and decolonization aspirations of Pacific island countries – DOI: 10.23791/461720
• Evelyn Marsters
  New Zealand, the Cook Islands, and Free Association – DOI: 10.23791/462125
• Britta Schmitz
  PG Book review: Hanoi Hospital
• Michael Waibel
  PG Book Hint: Da Nang: Costal City

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