Kealani Cook is an Assistant Professor at the University of Hawai¿i, West O¿ahu. He is a K¿naka Maoli/Native Hawaiian raised in Waimea, Hawai¿i Island.
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Introduction: Mai Kahiki Mai: out from Kahiki; 1. Ke Ao a me Ka P : post-millennial thought and Kanaka Foreign Mission work; 2. Among the wild dogs: negotiating the boundaries of Hawaiian Christianity; 3. A kindred people: Hawaiian diplomacy in S moa, 1887; 4. The Hawaiian model: imagining the future of Oceania; 5. 'There is nothing that separates us': John T. Baker and the Pan-Oceanic L hui; 6. Makä inana or servants of the dollar? Oceanic and capialist values; Conclusion: the return to Kahiki.
Introduction: Mai Kahiki Mai: out from Kahiki; 1. Ke Ao a me Ka P : post-millennial thought and Kanaka Foreign Mission work; 2. Among the wild dogs: negotiating the boundaries of Hawaiian Christianity; 3. A kindred people: Hawaiian diplomacy in S moa, 1887; 4. The Hawaiian model: imagining the future of Oceania; 5. 'There is nothing that separates us': John T. Baker and the Pan-Oceanic L hui; 6. Makä inana or servants of the dollar? Oceanic and capialist values; Conclusion: the return to Kahiki.
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