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ed. by B. C. Kuo
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Joshua, Nash
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Pitcairn Island, South Pacific, is home to a small island community of around forty people whose legacy goes back to the
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Mutiny on the Bounty. Conversation in this minute setting depicts explicit heuristic and historical tools people use to connect islanders onshore to people and things offshore. This article has two aims. First, it explicates several theoretical bases of what might constitute “island beach community languages.” Second, it empiricises this foundation by considering how a short piece of conversation can characterise this way of speaking as a particular language type. Pitcairn, the Pitcairn Island language, also spelled Pitkern, is posed as a prototypical island beach community language. An extract of conversation in Pitcairn from fieldwork on island in 2016 is used to explicate such a language type. The resultant text illustrates how people keep connected with home by using grammatical and syntactic tools common in island beach community languages and insider/outsider knowledge of people and names. These are used to opportune effect when discussion exchanges are friendly, informal, and ironic. This micro Pitcairn-Island example typifies how small communities that communicate using island beach community languages (Nash 2016e) and island languages (Nash et al. 2020) wrestle with conversational complexity using name narratives and humour.
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Jonathan, Pugh
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Tetsuo, Umemura ; Oshiro, Jun
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Mawatari, Reo
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This paper examines the incorporation of Naoshima into planetary-scale mining logistics, with a particular focus on the
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island’s copper smelting history. Situated in the Seto Inland Sea, Naoshima hosts a copper smelting facility operated by Mitsubishi Materials Corporation. By applying planetary mining theory, particularly the frameworks developed by Arboleda (2020) and Labban (2014), this study analyzes Naoshima’s development within a global industrial network. Specifically, it explores the historical division of labor between mining and smelting on the island and traces how the Naoshima Smelter shifted to reliance on imported copper ore following the closure of nearby mines. Despite challenges in the domestic copper smelting industry, Naoshima sustained its smelting infrastructure and from the 1990s onward, successfully transitioned into an urban mining center, recycling metals from electronic waste. This transformation was largely driven by Japan’s adoption of environmentally sustainable industrial policies. Having sustained its copper smelting operations for over a century, Naoshima has emerged as a global hub for metal recycling. This paper illustrates how copper smelting on remote islands has shaped resource extraction and urbanization on a planetary scale, situating Naoshima’s trajectory within broader global processes. Naoshima’s historical and enduring role as a smelting center exemplifies the larger trend of globalization, wherein resource extraction extends beyond traditional mining to encompass urban recycling. Future research must further investigate the evolving dynamics between local communities and global resource networks.
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Oshiro, Jun
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This paper estimates the effects of a place-based policy to promote remote islands on the national border of Japan. The Act of Special Measures Concerning Inhabited Remote Border Islands, enacted in 2017, requires the government to
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maintain inhabited border islands to preserve national land. Some islands are provided, in addition to measures for preservation, with measures for regional development. Comparing these islands using a difference-in-differences design for 2008-2021, there is no decisive evidence that the development policy increased population, employment, or the number of tourists, particularly for relatively large, remote islands.
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Al Muizzuddin, Fazaalloh
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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesia’s economic growth has been higher among Southeast Asian countries, growing by 5.1
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percent in 2023. The main factors driving this growth are household consumption and investment, where the accumulation of both is the highest contributor to GDP (82.5 percent). Households mainly consume to meet food and beverage needs and spend on transportation and communication. Digital technology’s development strengthens household consumption’s role in the economy through the ease of shopping through various startup company platforms. Meanwhile, the improving business climate and industrial downstream programs are the keys to increasing investment. Increasing commodity prices and industrial downstream programs have also had an impact on increasing export performance over the past four years. The role of government spending through social assistance programs during the pandemic has also positively impacted economic growth. This essay also concretely reviews how to answer future challenges to advance the Indonesian economy.
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Ma. Estrella Luz, Penaloza
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Umemura Tetsuo
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Research Institute for Islands and Sustainability
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