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Fair H (2018) Three stories of Noah: navigating religious climate change narratives in the Pacific
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Suva
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8(9):166–182
Fountain PM, Kindon SL, Murray WE (2004) Christianity, calamity, and culture: the involvement
of Christian churches in the 1998 Aitape tsunami disaster relief. Contemp Pac 16(2):321–355
Gard AR, Veitayaki J (2017) In the wake of winston-climate change, mobility and resiliency In Fiji.
Int J Saf Secur Eng 7(2):157–168
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2016
Haluza-DeLay R (2014) Religion and climate change: varieties in viewpoints and practices. Wiley
Interdiscip Rev: Clim Chang 5(2):261–279
Kim MM (2020) Nesor Annim, Niteikapar (Good Morning, Cardinal Honeyeater): indigenous
reflections on micronesian women and the environment. Contemp Pac 32(1):147–163
Kline MA, Boyd R, Henrich J (2013). Teaching and the life history of cultural transmission in Fijian
villages. Human Nature 24(4):351–374
Kopf A, Fink M, Weber E (2020) Gender vulnerability to climate change and natural hazards: the
case of tropical cyclone winston, Fiji. In: Amin SN, Watson D, Girard C (eds) Mapping security
in the pacific: A focus on context, gender and organisational culture. Routledge Studies in Crime
and Justice in Asia and the Global South Routledge, London, pp 119–132
Korovulavula I, Nunn PD, Kumar R, Fong T (2019) Peripherality as key to understanding opportunities and needs for effective and sustainable climate-change adaptation: a case study from Viti
Levu Island, Fiji. Climate and Development
Knox M (1997) Voyage of faith. the Story of the first 100 years of catholic missionary endeavour
in Fiji and Rotuma. Archdiocese of Suva, Suva
Kivi D (2018) Towards a marian ecological spirituality for the formation and re-evangelization of
the Vanua: the people and the land of Fiji. Unpublished PhD thesis, Universitatem S. Thoma in
URBA
Luetz JM (2008) Planet prepare—preparing coastal communities in Asia for future catastrophes:
Asia Pacific disaster report, World Vision International
Luetz JM, 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. Springer Nature, Cham, Switzerland, pp 293–311
Mansur A, Doyle J, Ivaschenko O (2017) Social protection and humanitarian assistance nexus for
disaster response: lessons learnt from Fiji’s Tropical Cyclone Winston, World Bank
McGregor A (2010) Geographies of religion and development: rebuilding sacred spaces in Aceh,
Indonesia, after the tsunami. Environ Plan A 42(3):729–746
McMichael C, Katonivualiku M (2020) Thick temporalities of planned relocation in Fiji. Geoforum
108:286–294
Meo-Sewabu LD (2015) ‘Tu ga na inima ka luvu na waqa’:(The bail to get water out of the boat is
in the boat yet the boat sinks): the cultural constructs of health and wellbeing amongst Marama
iTaukei in a Fijian village in Lau and in a transnational Fijian community in Whanganui, Aotearoa.
Unpublished PhD thesis, Massey University
Meo-Sewabu L (2016) Na Marama iTaukei Kei Na Vanua: culturally embedded agency of
indigenous Fijian women-opportunities and constraints. New Zealand Sociol 31(2):96–122
S. Sahai et al.
Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (2017) Tropical cyclone winston
education response evaluation. Retrieved from https://www.dfat.gov.au/sites/default/files/tro
pical-cyclone-winston-education-response-evaluation.pdf
Ear J (2017) Women’s role in disaster management and implications for national security. AsiaPacific Center for Security Studies Honolulu United States
Fair H (2018) Three stories of Noah: navigating religious climate change narratives in the Pacific
Island region. Geo: Geogr Environ 5(2)
Fiji Bureau of Statistics (2007) Population by religion. Fiji Bureau of Statistics - Fiji Government,
Suva
Foi K (2007) Cawaci 1890–2007: a microcosm of Catholic education in Fiji. Forum Novum
8(9):166–182
Fountain PM, Kindon SL, Murray WE (2004) Christianity, calamity, and culture: the involvement
of Christian churches in the 1998 Aitape tsunami disaster relief. Contemp Pac 16(2):321–355
Gard AR, Veitayaki J (2017) In the wake of winston-climate change, mobility and resiliency In Fiji.
Int J Saf Secur Eng 7(2):157–168
Government of Fiji (2016) Post-disaster needs assessment: tropical cyclone Winston, February 20,
2016
Haluza-DeLay R (2014) Religion and climate change: varieties in viewpoints and practices. Wiley
Interdiscip Rev: Clim Chang 5(2):261–279
Kim MM (2020) Nesor Annim, Niteikapar (Good Morning, Cardinal Honeyeater): indigenous
reflections on micronesian women and the environment. Contemp Pac 32(1):147–163
Kline MA, Boyd R, Henrich J (2013). Teaching and the life history of cultural transmission in Fijian
villages. Human Nature 24(4):351–374
Kopf A, Fink M, Weber E (2020) Gender vulnerability to climate change and natural hazards: the
case of tropical cyclone winston, Fiji. In: Amin SN, Watson D, Girard C (eds) Mapping security
in the pacific: A focus on context, gender and organisational culture. Routledge Studies in Crime
and Justice in Asia and the Global South Routledge, London, pp 119–132
Korovulavula I, Nunn PD, Kumar R, Fong T (2019) Peripherality as key to understanding opportunities and needs for effective and sustainable climate-change adaptation: a case study from Viti
Levu Island, Fiji. Climate and Development
Knox M (1997) Voyage of faith. the Story of the first 100 years of catholic missionary endeavour
in Fiji and Rotuma. Archdiocese of Suva, Suva
Kivi D (2018) Towards a marian ecological spirituality for the formation and re-evangelization of
the Vanua: the people and the land of Fiji. Unpublished PhD thesis, Universitatem S. Thoma in
URBA
Luetz JM (2008) Planet prepare—preparing coastal communities in Asia for future catastrophes:
Asia Pacific disaster report, World Vision International
Luetz JM, 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. Springer Nature, Cham, Switzerland, pp 293–311
Mansur A, Doyle J, Ivaschenko O (2017) Social protection and humanitarian assistance nexus for
disaster response: lessons learnt from Fiji’s Tropical Cyclone Winston, World Bank
McGregor A (2010) Geographies of religion and development: rebuilding sacred spaces in Aceh,
Indonesia, after the tsunami. Environ Plan A 42(3):729–746
McMichael C, Katonivualiku M (2020) Thick temporalities of planned relocation in Fiji. Geoforum
108:286–294
Meo-Sewabu LD (2015) ‘Tu ga na inima ka luvu na waqa’:(The bail to get water out of the boat is
in the boat yet the boat sinks): the cultural constructs of health and wellbeing amongst Marama
iTaukei in a Fijian village in Lau and in a transnational Fijian community in Whanganui, Aotearoa.
Unpublished PhD thesis, Massey University
Meo-Sewabu L (2016) Na Marama iTaukei Kei Na Vanua: culturally embedded agency of
indigenous Fijian women-opportunities and constraints. New Zealand Sociol 31(2):96–122