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Studies in Pacific Worlds
Studies in Pacific Worlds is a series dedicated to the exploration of the vast and complicated region of the Pacific Ocean. This newly emerging and fast-growing area of study investigates a geopolitical space central to the histories of four continents. More dynamic and unwieldy than the histories of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, the history of the Pacific Ocean is governed by complex timelines and littoral connections among nations, peoples, and resources. By examining the many intersections that have shaped the Pacific as both a ‘world’ and a borderlands region, books in the series will reveal the vital significance of this vibrant area.
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Imperial Zions
Religion, Race, and Family in the American West and the Pacific
October 2022
Nebraska
California and Hawai'i Bound
U.S. Settler Colonialism and the Pacific West, 1848-1959
August 2021
Nebraska
Hawaiian by Birth
Missionary Children, Bicultural Identity, and U.S. Colonialism in the Pacific
September 2017
Nebraska
How to Reach Japan by Subway
America's Fascination with Japanese Culture, 1945–1965
June 2018
Nebraska
When Women Ruled the Pacific
Power and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Tahiti and Hawai‘i
August 2023
Nebraska