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Full-Text Articles in Pacific Islands Languages and Societies
Aloha Japan: Staging Hawaiian Culture, A. Anuheaokalani Noriko Breeden
Aloha Japan: Staging Hawaiian Culture, A. Anuheaokalani Noriko Breeden
East Asian Languages and Cultures Department Honors Papers
No abstract provided.
Militarized Foodways: The Connection Between The Militarization Of American SāMoa And Chronic Health Conditions Experienced By Sāmoans In The U.S., Marina Aina
Pomona Senior Theses
American militarism and imperialism in Oceania led to the partitioning of Sāmoa, transforming Eastern Sāmoa into an unincorporated American territory, one that persists to this day. Sāmoans living in the United States continue to face numerous chronic health illnesses to this day. Both of these statements are true, but how are they related to one another? This thesis proposes “militarized foodways” as a way to bridge the gap and understand how those two statements are connected to one another. Militarized foodways refers to how the cultural, social, and economic practices concerning production and consumption of food have taken a military …