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Island studies have seen an upswing in recent years. Whereas in the past, research was largely oriented at external perspectives and perceptions, at present we witness an increasing interest in viewpoints internal to the island societies examined (with an ‘inside-out’ approach). This volume contributes to such efforts with transdisciplinary and methodological reflections from the fields of archaeology, ethnology, geography, history, philology, and literary studies. Focused on the interplay between geographic isolation and commercial as well as cultural connection, the studies here assembled investigate the role of the knowledge, resources, and practices of islanders in processes of crisis management, identity formation and transformation.
emic and etic island research --- resource management --- crisis control --- information networks --- material culture --- Island Studies
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Island studies have seen an upswing in recent years. Whereas in the past, research was largely oriented at external perspectives and perceptions, at present we witness an increasing interest in viewpoints internal to the island societies examined (with an ‘inside-out’ approach). This volume contributes to such efforts with transdisciplinary and methodological reflections from the fields of archaeology, ethnology, geography, history, philology, and literary studies. Focused on the interplay between geographic isolation and commercial as well as cultural connection, the studies here assembled investigate the role of the knowledge, resources, and practices of islanders in processes of crisis management, identity formation and transformation.
Early history: c 500 to c 1450/1500 --- emic and etic island research --- resource management --- crisis control --- information networks --- material culture --- Island Studies
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Island studies have seen an upswing in recent years. Whereas in the past, research was largely oriented at external perspectives and perceptions, at present we witness an increasing interest in viewpoints internal to the island societies examined (with an ‘inside-out’ approach). This volume contributes to such efforts with transdisciplinary and methodological reflections from the fields of archaeology, ethnology, geography, history, philology, and literary studies. Focused on the interplay between geographic isolation and commercial as well as cultural connection, the studies here assembled investigate the role of the knowledge, resources, and practices of islanders in processes of crisis management, identity formation and transformation.
Early history: c 500 to c 1450/1500 --- emic and etic island research --- resource management --- crisis control --- information networks --- material culture --- Island Studies
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Islands --- Island ecology --- Insular ecology --- Ecology --- Isles --- Islets --- Landforms --- Economic conditions --- Social conditions --- Developing island countries --- Island developing countries --- Developing countries --- Physical geography --- Earth Sciences --- Geography --- island studies --- geography --- nissology
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Island ecology --- Island people --- Islands --- Social life and customs --- Earth Sciences --- Geography --- Island ecology. --- Island people. --- Islands. --- Social life and customs. --- Isles --- Islets --- Island peoples --- Insular ecology --- Ecology --- cultural geography --- island studies --- Landforms --- Ethnology
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asia-pacific studies --- humanities --- social studies --- human geography --- area studies --- island studies --- Economic history. --- History, Economic --- Economics --- Pacific Area --- Asia --- Asia. --- Pacific Area. --- Asian and Pacific Council countries --- Eastern Hemisphere --- Eurasia --- Asia-Pacific Region --- Asian-Pacific Region --- Pacific Ocean Region --- Pacific Region --- Pacific Rim --- Economic conditions
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