In August 2025, Fiji’s Supreme Court delivered a landmark opinion on the validity and amendability of the country’s 2013 Constitution. In this article, Romitesh Kant and Mereoni Chung trace how the Co

This article examines how political masculinities were performed, contested, and institutionalised during and after Fiji’s 2022 general elections. Drawing on political masculinities, decolonial cri...

On Christmas Eve 2024 Lynda Tabuya found out a private video she had made for her husband was circulating on social media. She was soon dismissed from her cabinet role in Fiji's government.

In a gendered and racialized society, what do gender-blind and race-blind electoral provisions mean for diversity in politics? This question is particularly important for Fiji, a country with a pos...

<p>This special issue of the <em>Australian Journal of Biography and History</em>, ‘Oceania Lives’, showcases a collection of writing and dialogue from an emerging group of Pacific scholars interested...

Using Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s articulation of the region as an ‘Ocean of Peace’ as an entry point, this article examines the competing visions of peace and sovereignty in the Pacifi...

Comment: The Government's decision to cut humanities and social science research from its major funding stream is both bad policy and scientifically illiterate, writes Dame Anne Salmond

Climate negotiations at COP29 ended in a deal that mostly showed how far the world is from facing climate change’s real dangers.

Arguments that the ICC is ‘criminalising’ self-defence by issuing arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant are absurd.

The arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant could lead to countries rethinking arms deals with Israel, experts say

In coming years, eco-apartheid will become more prominent worldwide as colonial violence is used to maintain and safeguard Western interests and profits. We are seeing this future in Gaza today.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 19, 2024 Palauan youth file UN Complaint alleging human rights violations by U.S. military Today, Guam-based international law firm Blue Ocean Law filed a submissio...

This article reflects on my experience of being suspended and reinstated. It demonstrates how administrators, including those at my institution, knowingly violate academic freedom and free speech. ...