Family and Gender in the Pacific

Discover the profound impact of mission evangelism and colonial intervention on the family dynamics of Pacific peoples in "Family and Gender in the Pacific" by Margaret Jolly. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2010, this insightful book spans 312 pages and delves into the intricate transformations that have reshaped the political and economic autonomy of indigenous communities in the Pacific region.

Originally released in 1989, Jolly's work provides a comprehensive analysis of how these dramatic changes influenced domestic life and social customs among the islands of the Pacific. By exploring the intersection of family and gender roles, this book offers a unique perspective on the cultural shifts that have occurred in Oceania. Perfect for scholars and readers interested in anthropology, sociology, and Pacific studies, "Family and Gender in the Pacific" is an essential addition to your library.