The Ethnic Studies Story: Politics and Social Movements in Hawaii - Essays in Honor of Marion Kelly,9780824822446

The Ethnic Studies Story: Politics and Social Movements in Hawaii - Essays in Honor of Marion Kelly

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ISBN13: 9780824822446
ISBN10: 0824822447
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 1999-07-01
Publisher(s): Univ of Hawaii Pr
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Table of Contents

No Marion Kelly / Of Marion Kelly vi(3)
Davianna Pomaika`i McGregor
Foreword ix(2)
Kiyoshi Ikeda
Preface xi(4)
Ibrahim G. Aoude
Introduction to the Ethnic Studies Story: The Political Economic Environment xv
No Jam Da Program! Ethnic Studies Highlights: 1969-1998 -- Our History, Our Way
1(9)
The Rise of Ethnic Studies at the University of Hawai`i: Anti-War, Student and Early Community Struggles
10(9)
John J. Witeck
Ethnic Studies and Ethnic Identity: Challenges and Issues, 1970-1998
19(24)
Miriam Sharma
Huli: Community Struggles and Ethnic Studies
43(17)
Soli Kihei Niheu
The Struggles of the Waiahole-Waikane Community Association
60(14)
Bob Nakata
Race Relations and the Political Economy in Hawai`i
74(11)
Ah Quon McElrath
Honoring Racism: The Professional Life and Reputation of Stanley D. Porteus
85(41)
David E. Stannard
Frank Marshall Davis in Hawai`i: Outsider Journalist Looking In
126(19)
Kathryn Waddell Takara
Hawai`i's Japanese Americans and National Public Representation
145(10)
Franklin Odo
Indigenous Rights, Praxis, and Social Institutions
155(26)
Ulla Hasager
Research in Action: Ethnohistory of Puna
181(27)
Davianna Pomaika`i McGregor
Indigenous Management Models and Protection of the Ahupua`a
208(18)
Luciano Minerbi
Against Extinction: A Legacy of Native Hawaiian Resistance Literature
226(23)
D. Mahealani Dudoit
The State Statistician (a short story)
249(7)
Rodney Morales
Ethnic Identity, Identity Politics and the Trouble One Will Have in Constituting an Identity
256(19)
Li`ana M. Petranek
Notes on Globalization as Salvation: The Myth That Never Dies
275(9)
Noel Jacob Kent
Hawai`i: Strategic Considerations for Social Struggles
284(17)
Ibrahim G. Aoude
Appendix A Ethnic Studies Then and Now 301(4)
Appendix B.1 Testimony in Support of Removing Porteus' Name from the Building at 2424 Maile Way 305(2)
Department of Ethnic Studies
Appendix B.2 Testimony at the Hearing on the Name Change for the Social Sciences Building 307(7)
Marion Kelly
Contributors 314

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