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Ives M (2016) A remote Pacific nation, threatened by rising seas. Available via https://www.nyt
imes.com/2016/07/03/world/asia/climate-change-kiribati.html. Accessed 14 May 2020
Jackson G (2020) The influence of emergency food aid on the causal disaster vulnerability of
Indigenous food systems. Agric Hum Values 37:761–777
Jackson G, McNamara KE, Witt B (2020) “System of hunger”: understanding causal disaster
vulnerability of indigenous food systems. J Rural Stud 73:163–175
Janif SZ, Nunn PD, Geraghty P et al (2016) Value of traditional oral narratives in building climatechange resilience: insights from rural communities in Fiji. Ecol Soc 21(2):7
Jebens H (2000) Signs of the second coming: on eschatological expectation and disappointment in
Highland and seaboard Papua New Guinea. Ethnohist 47:171–204
Johnson K (2019) Climate Change could drown Kiribati, but the nation looks for
Noahs Ark. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-21/kiribati-hopefull-in-face-of-climate-cha
nge-rising-sea-levels/11228658?nw=0. Accessed 14 May 2020
Kempf W (2017) Climate change, Christian religion and songs: Revisiting the Noah story in the
Central Pacific. In: Dürr E, Pascht A (ed) Environmental transformations and cultural responses:
ontologies, discourses, and practices in Oceania. Palgrave Macmillan, New York, pp 19–48
Kiribati National Statistics Office (2016). 2015 Population and housing census. Available
via http://www.mfed.gov.ki/statistics/documents/2015_Population_Census_Report_Volume_1fi
nal_211016.pdf. Accessed 10 Jan 2019
Korovulavula I, Nunn, PD, Kumar, K et al (2019) Peripherality as key to understanding opportunities
and needs for effective and sustainable climate-change adaptation: a case study from Viti Levu
Island, FiJi. Clim Dev. https://doi.org/10.1080/17565529.2019.1701972
Laughlin CD (2018) Mana: psychic energy, spiritual power, and the experiencing brain. Time and
Mind 11:409–431
Lindstrom L (1990) Big men as ancestors: inspiration and copyrights on Tanna (Vanuatu). Ethnol
29(4):313–326
Luetz J, Nunn PD (2020) Climate change adaptation in the Pacific Islands: A review of faithengaged approaches and opportunities. In: Filho WL (ed) Managing climate change adaptation
in the Pacific region, climate change management, 1st edn. Springer, Switzerland pp 313–320
Macdonald F (2018) ‘God was here first’: value, hierarchy, and conversion in a Melanesian
Christianity. Ethnos 84:525–541
Mackay J, Hoey T (1984) The Biami legends of creation and Noah’s flood. Available
via https://answersingenesis.org/creationism/creation-myths/the-biami-legends-of-creation-andnoahs-flood/. Accessed 15 Jan 2018
McMillen HL, Ticktin T, Springer HK (2017) The future is behind us: traditional ecological
knowledge and resilience over time on Hawai’i Island. Reg Environ Change 17(2):579–592
McNamara KE, Clissold R, Westoby R et al (2020) An assessment of community-based adaptation
initiatives in the Pacific Islands. Nat Clim Chang
Nalau J, Becken S, Schliephack et al (2018) The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge in
ecosystem-based adaptation: a review of the literature and case studies from the Pacific Islands.
Weather Clim Soc 10(4):851–865
Nunn PD, Runman J, Falanruw M et al (2017) Culturally grounded responses to coastal change
on islands in the Federated States of Micronesia, northwest Pacific Ocean. Reg Environ Change
17(4):959–971
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019a) Cashless adaptation to climate change: unwelcome yet unavoidable?
One Earth 1(1):31–34
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019b) Measuring peripherality as a proxy for autonomous community coping
capacity: a case study from Bua Province, FiJi Islands, for improving climate change adaptation.
Soc Sci 8(8):225
Piggott-McKellar AE, McNamara KE, Nunn PD (2020) Who defines ‘good’ climate change adaptation and why it matters: a case study from Abaiang Island, Kiribati. RegNal Environ Chang.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10113-020-01614-9
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Ives M (2016) A remote Pacific nation, threatened by rising seas. Available via https://www.nyt
imes.com/2016/07/03/world/asia/climate-change-kiribati.html. Accessed 14 May 2020
Jackson G (2020) The influence of emergency food aid on the causal disaster vulnerability of
Indigenous food systems. Agric Hum Values 37:761–777
Jackson G, McNamara KE, Witt B (2020) “System of hunger”: understanding causal disaster
vulnerability of indigenous food systems. J Rural Stud 73:163–175
Janif SZ, Nunn PD, Geraghty P et al (2016) Value of traditional oral narratives in building climatechange resilience: insights from rural communities in Fiji. Ecol Soc 21(2):7
Jebens H (2000) Signs of the second coming: on eschatological expectation and disappointment in
Highland and seaboard Papua New Guinea. Ethnohist 47:171–204
Johnson K (2019) Climate Change could drown Kiribati, but the nation looks for
Noahs Ark. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-21/kiribati-hopefull-in-face-of-climate-cha
nge-rising-sea-levels/11228658?nw=0. Accessed 14 May 2020
Kempf W (2017) Climate change, Christian religion and songs: Revisiting the Noah story in the
Central Pacific. In: Dürr E, Pascht A (ed) Environmental transformations and cultural responses:
ontologies, discourses, and practices in Oceania. Palgrave Macmillan, New York, pp 19–48
Kiribati National Statistics Office (2016). 2015 Population and housing census. Available
via http://www.mfed.gov.ki/statistics/documents/2015_Population_Census_Report_Volume_1fi
nal_211016.pdf. Accessed 10 Jan 2019
Korovulavula I, Nunn, PD, Kumar, K et al (2019) Peripherality as key to understanding opportunities
and needs for effective and sustainable climate-change adaptation: a case study from Viti Levu
Island, FiJi. Clim Dev. https://doi.org/10.1080/17565529.2019.1701972
Laughlin CD (2018) Mana: psychic energy, spiritual power, and the experiencing brain. Time and
Mind 11:409–431
Lindstrom L (1990) Big men as ancestors: inspiration and copyrights on Tanna (Vanuatu). Ethnol
29(4):313–326
Luetz J, Nunn PD (2020) Climate change adaptation in the Pacific Islands: A review of faithengaged approaches and opportunities. In: Filho WL (ed) Managing climate change adaptation
in the Pacific region, climate change management, 1st edn. Springer, Switzerland pp 313–320
Macdonald F (2018) ‘God was here first’: value, hierarchy, and conversion in a Melanesian
Christianity. Ethnos 84:525–541
Mackay J, Hoey T (1984) The Biami legends of creation and Noah’s flood. Available
via https://answersingenesis.org/creationism/creation-myths/the-biami-legends-of-creation-andnoahs-flood/. Accessed 15 Jan 2018
McMillen HL, Ticktin T, Springer HK (2017) The future is behind us: traditional ecological
knowledge and resilience over time on Hawai’i Island. Reg Environ Change 17(2):579–592
McNamara KE, Clissold R, Westoby R et al (2020) An assessment of community-based adaptation
initiatives in the Pacific Islands. Nat Clim Chang
Nalau J, Becken S, Schliephack et al (2018) The role of indigenous and traditional knowledge in
ecosystem-based adaptation: a review of the literature and case studies from the Pacific Islands.
Weather Clim Soc 10(4):851–865
Nunn PD, Runman J, Falanruw M et al (2017) Culturally grounded responses to coastal change
on islands in the Federated States of Micronesia, northwest Pacific Ocean. Reg Environ Change
17(4):959–971
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019a) Cashless adaptation to climate change: unwelcome yet unavoidable?
One Earth 1(1):31–34
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019b) Measuring peripherality as a proxy for autonomous community coping
capacity: a case study from Bua Province, FiJi Islands, for improving climate change adaptation.
Soc Sci 8(8):225
Piggott-McKellar AE, McNamara KE, Nunn PD (2020) Who defines ‘good’ climate change adaptation and why it matters: a case study from Abaiang Island, Kiribati. RegNal Environ Chang.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10113-020-01614-9