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Explorations in relational and archipelagic islands studies

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posted on 2023-05-24, 17:48 authored by Grydehoj, A, Pugh, J, Nadarajah, Y, Stephens, M, Elaine StratfordElaine Stratford

Panellists:

  • Adam Grydehøj (Editor of Island Studies Journal)
  • Jonathan Pugh (Newcastle University)
  • Yaso Nadarajah (RMIT University)
  • Michelle Stephens (Rutgers University)
  • Elaine Stratford (University of Tasmania)

Over the past few decades a growing number of island scholars have in different ways emphasised the relational characteristics of islands. For some, this has turned into an interest in archipelagic relations, a deeper engagement with oceans, networks, routes and roots, the aquapelago, assemblages and movements. For others, it has foregrounded how islands themselves are brought about through relation, how connections and disconnections – material and immaterial – create the island. These debates can increasingly be found in the pages of leading island journals such as ‘Shima’ and ‘Island Studies Journal’. We find a wide range studies – of the Anthropocene, the Americas, sacred spaces, and international development, as just some examples – all drawing upon relational and archipelagic turns developed by island scholars. In this discussion between Adam Grydehøj (Editor of Island Studies Journal), Jonathan Pugh (Newcastle University), Yaso Nadarajah (RMIT University), and Michelle Stephens (Rutgers University), we explore where we have got to in such debates and where we might go. Following short presentations, the panellists will discuss with one another and guide discussion with the audience members

History

Publication title

16th ISISA Islands of the World Conference 2018: Abstracts

Editors

K Deen

Pagination

7

Department/School

College Office - College of Arts, Law and Education

Publisher

Waddenacademie

Place of publication

Netherlands

Event title

16th ISISA Islands of the World Conference 2018

Event Venue

Leeuwarden-Terschelling, The Netherlands

Date of Event (Start Date)

2018-06-10

Date of Event (End Date)

2018-06-14

Repository Status

  • Restricted

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