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Ecol 47:65–80
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British colonial policy. Australian National University, Canberra
Gerber D (2019) The distortion of nature’s image: reification and the ecological crisis. State
University of New York, United States of America
Gharbaoui D, Blocher J (2016) The reason land matters: relocation as adaptation to climate change
in Fiji Islands. In: Milan A, Schraven B, Warner K, Cascone N (eds) Migration, risk management
and climate change: evidence and policy responses. Springer, Switzerland, pp 149–173
Greeley A (1993) Religion and attitudes toward the environment. J Sci Study Relig 32:19–28
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attitudes on environmental policy. Am J Polit Sci 39:364–382
Hand C, Van Liere K (1984) Religion, mastery-over-nature, and environmental concern. Soc Forces
63:555–570
Haraway D (2008) When species meet. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN
Iati I (2009) Reconsidering land reform in the Pacific. Research paper. Council for International
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Kaplama E (2016) Heraclitean critique of Kantian and Enlightenment ethics through the Fijian
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Press, Cambridge, MA
77
Brightman M, Lewis J (2017) Introduction: the anthropology of sustainability: beyond development and progress. In: Brightman M, Lewis L (eds) The anthropology of sustainability: beyond
development and progress. Palgrave Macmillan, New York, pp 1–34
Brincat S, Gerber D (2015) The necessity of dialectical naturalism: Marcuse, Bookchin, and
dialectics in the midst of ecological crises. Antipode 47(4):871–893
Castree N (2005) Nature. Routledge, London and New York
Castree N (2012). Making sense of nature. Taylor and Francis, London
Chandler D (2014) Beyond neoliberalism: resilience, the new art of governing complexity. Resil
2(1):47–63
Cote M, Nightingale A (2012) Resilience thinking meets social theory: situating social change in
socio-ecological systems (SES) research. Prog Hum Geogr 36(4):475–489
Cretney R (2014) Resilience for whom? Emerging critical geographies of socio-ecological
resilience. Geogr Compass 8(9):627–640
Cronon W (1995) The trouble with Wilderness; or, getting back to the wrong nature. In: Cronon W
(ed) Uncommon ground: rethinking the human place in nature. W. W. Norton & Co, New York,
pp 69–90
Currenti R, Pearce T, Salabogi T, Vuli L, Salabogi K, Doran B, Kitson, R, Ford J (2019) Adaptation
to climate change in an interior Pacific Island Village: a case study of Nawairuku, Ra, Fiji. Hum
Ecol 47:65–80
Davidson J, Jacobson C, Lyth A, Dedekorkut-Howes A, Baldwin C, Ellison J, Holbrook N, Howes
M, Serrao-Neumann S, Singh-Peterson L, Smith T (2016) Interrogating resilience: toward a
typology to improve its operationalization. Ecol Soc 21(2):27
Escobar A (1999) After nature: steps to an antiessentialist political ecology. Curr Anthropol 40(1):1–
30
Fache E, Pauwels S (2020) Tackling coastal “overfishing” in Fiji: advocating for indigenous worldview, knowledge, and values to be the backbone of fisheries management strategies. MaritE Stud
19:41–52
Farrelly T (2010) Indigenous and democratic decision-making: issues from community-based
ecotourism in the Boum¯ a National Heritage Park, Fiji. J Sustain Tour 19(7):817–835
Fingleton J (2005) Introduction: the debate over land tenure. In: Fingleton J (ed) Privatising land
in the Pacific: a defence of customary tenures. The Australian Institute, Canberra, pp 6–16
Foale S (2006) The intersection of scientific and indigenous ecological knowledge in coastal
Melanesia: implications for contemporary marine resource management. Int Soc Sci J
58(187):129–137
France P (1966) The charter of the land: a study in the cross-fertilisation of Fijian tradition and
British colonial policy. Australian National University, Canberra
Gerber D (2019) The distortion of nature’s image: reification and the ecological crisis. State
University of New York, United States of America
Gharbaoui D, Blocher J (2016) The reason land matters: relocation as adaptation to climate change
in Fiji Islands. In: Milan A, Schraven B, Warner K, Cascone N (eds) Migration, risk management
and climate change: evidence and policy responses. Springer, Switzerland, pp 149–173
Greeley A (1993) Religion and attitudes toward the environment. J Sci Study Relig 32:19–28
Guth J, Green J, Kellstedt L, Smidt C (1995) Faith and the environment: religious beliefs and
attitudes on environmental policy. Am J Polit Sci 39:364–382
Hand C, Van Liere K (1984) Religion, mastery-over-nature, and environmental concern. Soc Forces
63:555–570
Haraway D (2008) When species meet. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN
Iati I (2009) Reconsidering land reform in the Pacific. Research paper. Council for International
Development, Wellington
Kaplama E (2016) Heraclitean critique of Kantian and Enlightenment ethics through the Fijian
Ethos. Cosm Hist: J Nat Soc Philos 12(1):143–165
Latour B (2004) Politics of nature: how to bring the sciences into democracy. Harvard University
Press, Cambridge, MA