Islands Of Globalization

Credits

Special thanks to Vincente Diaz, Assistant Professor, LSA American Culture, University of Michigan for graciously granting us permission to use the URL Moving Islands, the name of Vince's video production company, for our website.

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The Harder they Come (Live Version), Jimmy Cliff, Absolutely the Best of Reggae Volume 1, Fuel 2000 Records, 2000.

Black Ark Come Again, Lee Scratch Perry, Experryments at the Grass Roots of Dub, Ariwa Sounds, 1995.

Te Vaka, Te Vaka, Original Contemporary Pacific Music, Arc Music, 1997.

Iamagit, Telek, Serious Tam, Real World Records, 2000.

Sing Sing, Not Drowning Waving and the musicians of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea
featuring Telek, Tabaran, WEA/Warner (Australia), 1990.

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Katerina Teaiwa, Jerry Finin, David Becker, Greenpeace Pacific, Palau Visitor's Authority.

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Homepage

IOG To Attend 2005 Caribbean Studies Association Conference

Call For Papers

Featured Speaker: Cassandra Pybus - Black Refugees of the American Revolution

Learning Islands Workshop [Final Report now available]

Fall Festival of Writers [Audio Files Now Online]

Islands of Globalization Graduate Seminar (Spring 2006)