Christmas gifts for the island from #47
These Islands
By Robert Underwood
Chinese language and foreign troops in the homeland
Independence, co-dependence: The complex nature of free association
Democrat vs Republican: Is the Pacific relevant?
Distorted federal policies
A tale of two territories
Welcoming the FSM to Beijing: The US has a lot of learn
Guam gets the short end of the stick
Thoughts and prayers for Guam: CIFA meets COFA
Bespoken compacts among equals or between vassals and the overlord?
Guam ignored in public, admonished in private
Being American-- or not
Applying leverage to Uncle Sam
Compact Fairness Act is unfair to Guam
Life in the first-strike community
Funding the Pacific partnership, COFA and insular areas
China: here, there and everywhere
Navigating the regional organizations in the Pacific
In the midst of neocolonialism
A Pacific Island Agenda for Guahan in the 21st century
Guam and the Blue Continent: Some awkward questions
FAS negotiations with China, Compact impact in the background, nuclear issues in the foreground
Learning the language of linkage in the contested Pacific
PIF goes pfft, then poof
The meaning of 4th of July for American colonies
‘Don’t be alarmed’ can be alarming in strategic conversations
Solomon Islands, China and geographic metaphors
Ambassadors galore now gracing the previously neglected Pacific islands
Pacific islands under siege by climate change or China
FAS and paused negotiations with US
Iron island, tip of the spear or spear catcher?
We are regional people. But from which region?
Living with AUKUS in the nuclear-free Pacific
9/2 and 9/11: Dates that we should remember and learn from
Micronesians are dying from Covid in high rates. Or are they?
Who are you? What are you? Mark the box
Can they act in their own interest?
Racism is systematic, not just personal
Whipping Palau into shape: A conversation with President Whipps
Microrexit: Micronesia is no longer in the house
Commemorating a historical event 'with a more robust imagination'
Elected leaders in the time of the virus
Our rights are unalienable