In an interconnected world, and with cultural diversity ever present, there is growing
recognition in sport management for the need to understand such diversity alongside the …

Pasifika social science researchers in Pacific contexts are encouraged to use research
methods that reflect the lived realities of their participants, rather than reproduce what are …

In building S amoan academic researcher capacity in S amoa, we argue that there is a need
to first establish the kind of researcher community advocated by L inda T uhiwai S mith, and …

Climate change is already having substantial adverse impacts across the globe, and these
are projected to worsen dramatically in years to come without rapid and far-reaching …

Global inaction on climate change is leading many Pacific peoples towards a reality
separated from their ancestral lands. Yet, discussions of climate-related mobility often …

Understanding how to undertake Kaupapa Māori research can be a challenge for emerging
health researchers. Unless emerging researchers have exposure to Kaupapa Māori theory …

Approaches to health and social research and development in the Pacific are dominated by
Eurocentric frameworks that fail to reflect the region's ethnic diversity and inherent cultural …

Pacific research methodologies refer to Indigenous research that is conducted from the
ontological and epistemological standpoint of Pacific peoples. Pacific research …

In this article, we identify the commonly shared principles that underpin Pacific worldviews. A
focused literature review was conducted, concentrated on research by Pacific scholars and …

Oceanic perspectives seldom appear in the geopolitical discourse of metropolitan powers,
and the agency of Pacific Island states and peoples is often overlooked. Inspired by calls …