Oceania Newsletter: Reports

Oceania Newsletter 11/12

• Ton Otto and Antoine Vanhemelrijk
  Report on the First European Colloquium on Pacific Studies
  
  
• Jean Guiart
  Defending Human Rights?
  
  
• Toon van Meijl
  Report on the Annual Meeting of the ASAO
  
  
• Margo Spee
  The Gerbrands' Project
  
  
• Tjistske van der Veen
  Historical Changes in Pacific Arts
  
  
• Andrea Linckh
  The Conservation of Bark Artefacts
  
  
• Tom Ammerlaan
  Bilingual Lexical Retrieval in Dormant Dutch Bilinguals

Oceania Newsletter 13

• Jürg Wassmann and Verena Keck
  The Basel Conference of the ESO
  
  
• Jaap Timmer
  Research among the Tehit
  
  
• Dirk Smidt
  Special project of the Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde (Leiden) and the Arts Council of Irian Jaya; Trip to Australia and New Guinea
  
  
• Jolien Harmsen
  Arrernte Law and Catholic Law
  
  
• Anneke van Wamel
  Dutch immigrants in Melbourne, Australia
  
  
• Antoine Vanhemelrijk
  PR-materials for emigration to New Zealand
  

Oceania Newsletter 14

• Annual Report
  Centre for Pacific Studies
  
  
• David Wilkins
  An Alternative Perspective on the Relation between 'Arrernte Law' and 'Catholic Law'
  
  
• Changing Pacific
  A Comparative Research Project of Processes of Cultural Transformation in South Pacific Societies
  
  
• Toon van Meijl
  The Comparative Study of Kinships in the post-colonial Pacific: A research report
  
  
• Paul van der Grijp
  'Cultural Change, Production and Power': Report on Fieldwork in Polynesia
  
  
• Ton Otto
  Visiting Fellowship at the Australian National University, Canberre, Australia
  
  
• Louise Thoonen
  Changing Religious Experience and Identity of Women: Research among the Ayfat of Irian Jaya
  
  
• Ien Courtens
  Traditional Health Care, Female Health-care Specialists and Cultural Change in the West Ayfatand Ayamura Area (Irian Jaya)