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Sydney Morning Herald. Geogr Ann 87B(4):279–293
Farbotko C (2010a) Wishful sinking: disappearing islands, climate refugees and cosmopolitan
experimentation. Asia Pac Viewp 51(1):47–60
Farbotko C (2010b) ‘The global warming clock is ticking so see these places while you can’:
voyeuristic tourism and model environmental citizens on Tuvalu’s disappearing islands. Singap
J Trop Geogr 31:224–238
Farbotko C (2012) Skillful seafarers, oceanic drifters or climate refugees? Pacific people, news
value and the climate refugee crisis. In: Moore K, Gross B, Threadgold T (eds) Migrations and
the media. Peter Lang, New York, pp 119–142
Farbotko C, Lazrus H (2012) The first climate refugees? Contesting global narratives of climate
change in Tuvalu. Glob Environ Chang 22(2):382–390
Farbotko C, Stratford E, Lazrus H (2015) Climate migrants and new identities? The geopolitics of
embracing or rejecting mobility. Soc Cult Geogr 17(4):533–552
Farbotko C, McMichael C, Dun O, Ransan-Cooper H, McNamara K, Thornton F (2018) Transformative mobilities in the Pacific: promoting adaptation and development in a changing climate.
Asia Pac Policy Stud 5:393–407
Favole A, Aria M (2010) Passeurs culturels, patrimonializzazione condivisa e creatività culturale
nell’Oceania francofona. AM-Antropologia Museale 9(27):5–18
Ferdinand M (2018) Subnational climate justice for the French Outre-mer: postcolonial politics and
geography of an epistemic shift. Isl Stud J 13(1):119–134
Gamson W (2004) Bystanders, public opinion, and the media. In: Snow E, Soule S, Kriesi H (eds)
The Blackwell companion to social movements. Blackwell, Malden, pp 242–261
Gard R (2018) Talanoa for climate change. Paper presented at the 12th ESfO Conference, University
of Cambridge, Cambridge, 7–10 December 2018
George N (2019) Climate change and ‘architecture of entitlement’: beyond gendered virtue and
vulnerability in the Pacific Islands? In: Kinnvall C, Rydstrom H (eds) Climate hazards, disasters,
and gender ramifications. Routledge, London, pp 101–121
Gnecchi Ruscone E (2012) Cristianesimi in Papua Nuova Guinea. In: Gnecchi Ruscone E, Paini A
(eds) Antropologia dell’Oceania. Raffaello Cortina, Milano, pp 183–210
Hau’ofa E (1994) Our sea of islands. Contemp Pac 6(1):148–161
Hau’ofa E (1998) The ocean in us. Contemp Pac 10(2):392–410
Hulme M (2009) Why we disagree about climate change. Understanding controversy, inaction and
opportunity. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
IPCC (1992) Climate change: the 1990 and 1992 IPCC Assessments. https://www.ipcc.ch/report/
climate-change-the-ipcc-1990-and-1992-assessments/. Accessed 2 April 2019
IPCC (2018) Annex I: glossary. In: Masson-Delmotte V et al. (eds) Global Warming of 1.5°C.
An IPCC Special Report on the impacts of global warming of 1.5°C above pre-industrial
levels and related global greenhouse gas emission pathways, in the context of strengthening the
global response to the threat of climate change, sustainable development, and efforts to eradicate poverty. https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/sites/2/2019/06/SR15_AnnexI_Glossary.
pdf. Accessed 4 April 2019
Jasanoff S (2010) A new climate for society. Theory, Cult Soc 27(2):233–253
Jetnil-Kijiner K (2017) Iep J¯ altok. Poems from a Marshallese daughter. University of Arizona Press,
Tucson
Jolly M (2018) Who are ‘we’ in the Anthropocene. Paper presented at the 12th ESfO Conference,
University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 7–10 December 2018