Debating Rapa Nui in Poland. The 8th Conference of the Australia, New Zealand and Oceania Research Association Rapa Nui – Between Two Cultures. Kraków, (3 December, 2015), The Australia, New Zealand and Oceania Research Association (ANZORA).
Journal Title: Polish Political Science Yearbook - Year 2016, Vol 45, Issue
Abstract
The paper reports the Eight Conference organised by the Australia, New Zealand and Oceania Research Association (ANZORA) that focused on cultural, historical and political uniqueness of Rapa Nui. During the meeting scholars presented their research and experiences related to the island that is part of the Republic of Chile. The conference gathered academics from various disciplines: from anthropology, archaeology and social sciences up to physics.
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Joanna Siekiera
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