This up-to-date account of the violent assertion of ethnic Fijian identity reveals the multi-ethnic island as a microcosm of issues confronting many other countries in the modern world. The authors provide a thoughtful investigation into how elite ethnic Fijians responded to their own class insecurity by transposing their racist ideology into the international language of indigenous rights. They reveal how inter-communal conflict often has its origins in the economic and political interests of only a narrow class.
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Robert Robertson teaches History and Development Studies at La Trobe University.
William Sutherland lectures in Political Science at the Australian National University.
William Sutherland lectures in Political Science at the Australian National University.
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