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David Hanlon's Spectrum of Flight is a chapbook of poetry about accepting your identity, overcoming homophobia and learning to love yourself in the face of hatred. This is a journey of healing, of acceptance, and of knowing your worth. These poems will sting, illuminate, confront, and ultimately heal.

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Severely threatened by climate change, Bangladesh is showing the world how to take an active role in adapting to this situation. Learning from its own experience in coping with floods and cyclones, Bangladesh is taking the lead in international climate change negotiations and attempting to persuade the industrialized world to curb emissions.

Severely threatened by climate change, Bangladesh is showing the world how to take an active role in adapting to this situation. Learning from its own experience in coping with floods and cyclones, Bangladesh is taking the lead in international climate change negotiations and attempting to persuade the industrialized world to curb emissions.

Tells the story of Tosiwo Nakayama, the first president of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). Making Micronesia follows Nakayama's life through time, focusing on the expansiveness of his vision. In many ways, "Macronesia", not "Micronesia, " seems a more appropriate term for the world he inhabited and tried to make accessible to others.

As new nations emerge in the Pacific Islands region, political change is everywhere marked by efforts to reconceptualize identities, histories, and futures. This volume brings together a diverse range of analysis and commentary that aim to challenge simplistic paradigms of "area study".

Examining economic development in the Caroline, Mariana and Marshall islands, this text explores in ethnographic terms how different groups of island people responded to development programmes in complex and sometimes conflicting ways - reflecting historical experiences and cultural understandings.

Examining economic development in the Caroline, Mariana and Marshall islands, this text explores in ethnographic terms how different groups of island people responded to development programmes in complex and sometimes conflicting ways - reflecting historical experiences and cultural understandings.

Making Micronesia is the story of Tosiwo Nakayama, the first president of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). In 1979 Nakayama was elected the first president of the FSM and spent the next eight years working to solidify an island nation. Making Micronesia follows Nakayama's life through time, focusing on the expansiveness of his vision.

As new nations emerge in the Pacific Islands region, political change is everywhere marked by efforts to reconceptualize identities, histories, and futures. This volume brings together a diverse range of analysis and commentary that aim to challenge simplistic paradigms of "area study".

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