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christianity. Ocean 85(1):105–118
Nakamura N, Kanemasu Y (2020) Traditional knowledge, social capital, and community response
to a disaster: resilience of remote communities in Fiji after a severe climatic event. Reg Environ
Change 20(1):1–14
Nunn PD (2000) Coastal changes over the past 200 years around Ovalau and Moturiki Islands, Fiji:
implications for coastal zone management. Aust Geogr 31(1):21–39
Nunn PD, Mulgrew K, Scott-Parker B, Hine DW, Marks ADG, Mahar D, Maebuta J (2016) Spirituality and attitudes towards nature in the Pacific islands: insights for enabling climate-change
adaptation. Clim Change 136(3–4):477–493
Nunn P (2017) Sidelining god: why secular climate projects in the Pacific islands are failing. The
Conversation
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019) 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(225):1–26
Paton K, Fairbairn-Dunlop P (2010) Listening to local voices: Tuvaluans respond to climate change.
Local Environ 15(7):687–698
Ram-Bidesi V (2015) Recognizing the role of women in supporting marine stewardship in the
Pacific islands. Mar Policy 59:1–8
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Farnham
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biodiversity protection, fisheries management and sustainable financing in Fiji. Report No. 02/18.
Wildlife Conservation Society, Suva, Fiji
South Pacific Disaster Reduction Program (2002) Gender, households, community and disaster risk
management: case studies from the Pacific Islands
Tarabe A (2015) Re-assessing gender roles: a study of indigenous Fijian women’s roles in
funerals. Unpublished MA Thesis, The University of the South Pacific
Tarabe A (2018) Fiji: navigating a dual system and REDD + . cstomary tenure systems and REDD
+ : ensuring benefits for indigenous peoples. Tebtebba Foundation, Baguio City, Philippines, pp
23–41
Tarabe A (2020) Fiji: inseparable indigenous knowledge system and forest. Forest policies and
indigenous peoples’ traditional knowledge and practices on sustainable forest management: Fiji,
Cambodia and Thailand. Tebtebba Foundation, Baguio City, Philippines, pp 21–48
Tuilevuka N (2018) Islanders’ readiness comes under praise. Fiji Sun, 19 Feb
Wæver O (2011) Velkommen til Flertallets Verden—den religiøse [Welcome to the World of the
Majority—the Religious World]. Udenrigs [Foreign Affairs] 2011: 1 ‘Religion i international
politik’ [Religion in International Politics], 8–18
United Nations Development Programme (2013) Gender and disaster risk reduction. UNDP, New
York
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (2012) The 2012 Fiji
floods, gender sensitivity in disaster management: a qualitative review of gender and protection
issues in disaster response, Suva
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (2014) Putting women
at the forefront of climate change and disaster response in the Pacific, UN Women
Yabaki T (2006) Women’s life in a Fijian village. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of
Canberra
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Morgain R (2015) ‘Break down these walls’: space, relations, and hierarchy in Fijian evangelical
christianity. Ocean 85(1):105–118
Nakamura N, Kanemasu Y (2020) Traditional knowledge, social capital, and community response
to a disaster: resilience of remote communities in Fiji after a severe climatic event. Reg Environ
Change 20(1):1–14
Nunn PD (2000) Coastal changes over the past 200 years around Ovalau and Moturiki Islands, Fiji:
implications for coastal zone management. Aust Geogr 31(1):21–39
Nunn PD, Mulgrew K, Scott-Parker B, Hine DW, Marks ADG, Mahar D, Maebuta J (2016) Spirituality and attitudes towards nature in the Pacific islands: insights for enabling climate-change
adaptation. Clim Change 136(3–4):477–493
Nunn P (2017) Sidelining god: why secular climate projects in the Pacific islands are failing. The
Conversation
Nunn PD, Kumar R (2019) 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(225):1–26
Paton K, Fairbairn-Dunlop P (2010) Listening to local voices: Tuvaluans respond to climate change.
Local Environ 15(7):687–698
Ram-Bidesi V (2015) Recognizing the role of women in supporting marine stewardship in the
Pacific islands. Mar Policy 59:1–8
Ryle J (2010) My God, my land—interwoven paths of Christianity and tradition in Fiji. Ashgate,
Farnham
Ryle J (2011) Laying our sins and sorrows on the altar: ritualizing Catholic charismatic reconciliation
and healing in Fiji. In: Lindhardt M (ed) Practicing the faith: the ritual life of PentecostalCharismatic Christians, New York & Oxford, Berghahn, pp 68–97
Sykes H, Mangubhai S, Manley M (2018) Contribution of marine conservation agreements to
biodiversity protection, fisheries management and sustainable financing in Fiji. Report No. 02/18.
Wildlife Conservation Society, Suva, Fiji
South Pacific Disaster Reduction Program (2002) Gender, households, community and disaster risk
management: case studies from the Pacific Islands
Tarabe A (2015) Re-assessing gender roles: a study of indigenous Fijian women’s roles in
funerals. Unpublished MA Thesis, The University of the South Pacific
Tarabe A (2018) Fiji: navigating a dual system and REDD + . cstomary tenure systems and REDD
+ : ensuring benefits for indigenous peoples. Tebtebba Foundation, Baguio City, Philippines, pp
23–41
Tarabe A (2020) Fiji: inseparable indigenous knowledge system and forest. Forest policies and
indigenous peoples’ traditional knowledge and practices on sustainable forest management: Fiji,
Cambodia and Thailand. Tebtebba Foundation, Baguio City, Philippines, pp 21–48
Tuilevuka N (2018) Islanders’ readiness comes under praise. Fiji Sun, 19 Feb
Wæver O (2011) Velkommen til Flertallets Verden—den religiøse [Welcome to the World of the
Majority—the Religious World]. Udenrigs [Foreign Affairs] 2011: 1 ‘Religion i international
politik’ [Religion in International Politics], 8–18
United Nations Development Programme (2013) Gender and disaster risk reduction. UNDP, New
York
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (2012) The 2012 Fiji
floods, gender sensitivity in disaster management: a qualitative review of gender and protection
issues in disaster response, Suva
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (2014) Putting women
at the forefront of climate change and disaster response in the Pacific, UN Women
Yabaki T (2006) Women’s life in a Fijian village. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of
Canberra