The Cambridge History of the Pacific Ocean: Volume 2, The Pacific Ocean since 1800

Anne Perez Hattori is Professor of History at the University of Guam. Jane Samson is Professor of History at the University of Alberta.

• General Editor's Introduction Paul D'Arcy; Preface to Volume II Anne Perez Hattori and Jane Samson; Part VII. Rethinking the Pacific: 32. Climate change, rising seas, and endangered island nations Hilda Heine, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, and Jo-Jikum; 33. Authority, identity, and place in the Pacific ocean and its hinterlands, c. 1200 to c. 2000 Lewis Mayo; 34. Europe's other? Academic discourse on the Pacific as a cultural space Anna Johnston; 35. The phantom empire: Japan in oceania and oceania in Japan from the 1890's onward Greg Dvorak; 36. Blue continent to blue Pacific Jane Samson; Part VIII. Approaches, Sources, and Subaltern Histories of the Modern Pacific: 37. Archives and community memory in the Pacific Opeta Alefaio and Nicholas Halter; 38. Missing in action: Women's under-representation and decolonizing the archival experience Safua Akeli Amaama; 39. Rethinking gender and identity in Asia and the Pacific Angela Wanhalla; 40. Fifty years of the Hawaiian nation: Integrations of resistance, language, and the love of our land Jonathan Kay Kamakawiwoʻole Osorio; 41. Pacific literature and history Alice Te Punga Somerville; 42. Film and Pacific history Alexander Mawyer; 43. The visual and performing arts of the Pacific: A historical overview Adrienne L. Kaeppler; Part IX. Culture Contact and the Impact of Pre-colonial European Influences: 44. The Pacific in the age of revolutions Sujit Sivasundaram; 45. Disease in Pacific history: 'The fatal impact'? Vicki Luker; 46. Culture and christian missions in the Pacific Helen Gardner; 47. Trading nature in the Pacific: Ecological exchange prior to 1900 David Igler; 48 Seaborne ethnography to the science of race, 1521–1850 Bronwen Douglas; Part X. The Colonial Era in The Pacific: 49. Political developments in the Pacific islands in the nineteenth century Lorenz Gonschor; 50. Timorese islanders and the Portuguese empire in the Indonesian archipelago Ricardo Roque; 51. Pacific bodies and personal space redefined, 1850–1960 Jacqueline Leckie; 52. The Pacific in the age of steam, undersea cables. and wireless telegraphy, 1860–1930 Frances Steel; 53. Latin America's Pacific ambitions, 1571 to the present Edward Melillo; Part XI. The Pacific Century? :54. The USA and the Pacific since 1800: Manifestly facing west David Hanlon; 55. World war II and the Pacific Judith A. Bennett and Lin Poyer; 56. The nuclear Pacific: From Hiroshima to Fukushima, 1945–2018 Barbara Johnston; 57. Shrinking the Pacific since 1945: Containerships, jets, and internet Peter J. Rimmer and Howard W. Dick; 58. China and the Pacific since 1949 Fei Sheng and Paul D'Arcy; 59. Pacific island nations since independence: 1960 to the present Stephanie Lawson; Part XII. Pacific Futures: 60. Ancestral voices of the sea: Hearing the past to lead the future Tēvita O. Ka'ili; 61. Defining the contours of the lagoon: Political strategies towards post-nouméa accord political futures in New Caledonia Anthony Tutugoro; 62. New Pacific voyages since independence: 1960 onwards Roannie Ng Shui and Rochelle Bailey; 63. Creating sustainable Pacific environments during the Anthropocene: The lessons of Pacific History Tamatoa Bambridge and Gonzaga Puas; 64. Concluding Reflection: 'Choppy Waters' Anne Perez Hattori; Bibliography to Volume II; Index.