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Sandra Pannell

9 works· latest 2018· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

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Most cited in this library

Toward a Cultural Topography of Cave Use in East Timor: A Preliminary Study2005 · 29 citations
Welcome to the Hotel Tutuala: Fataluku Accounts of Going Places in an Immobile World2006 · 28 citations
Of gods and monsters: Indigenous sea cosmologies, promiscuous geographies and the depths of local sovereignty2007 · 20 citations
TRAVELLING TO OTHER WORLDS: NARRATIVES OF HEADHUNTING, APPROPRIATION AND THE OTHER IN THE ‘EASTERN ARCHIPELAGO’1992 · 12 citations
Did the Earth Move for You? The Social Seismology of a Natural Disaster in Maluku, Eastern Indonesia1999 · 12 citations

Works

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Framing the Loss of Solace: Issues and Challenges in Researching Indigenous Compensation Claims

Anthropological Forum·2018·1 author

11citations

Strategy Blurring: Flexible Approaches to subsistence in East Timor

ANU Open Research (Australian National University)·2010·2 authors·chapter

5citations

Of gods and monsters: Indigenous sea cosmologies, promiscuous geographies and the depths of local sovereignty

BRILL eBooks·2007·1 author·chapter·Open access

20citations

Welcome to the Hotel Tutuala: Fataluku Accounts of Going Places in an Immobile World

The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology·2006·1 author

28citations

From the Poetics of Place to the Politics of Space: Redefining Cultural Landscapes on Damer, Maluku Tenggara

ANU Press eBooks·2006·1 author·chapter·Open access

5citations

Toward a Cultural Topography of Cave Use in East Timor: A Preliminary Study

Asian perspectives·2005·2 authors

29citations

Did the Earth Move for You? The Social Seismology of a Natural Disaster in Maluku, Eastern Indonesia

The Australian Journal of Anthropology·1999·1 author

12citations

Homo Nullius or `Where Have All the People Gone‘? Refiguring Marine Management and Conservation Approaches

The Australian Journal of Anthropology·1996·1 author

10citations

TRAVELLING TO OTHER WORLDS: NARRATIVES OF HEADHUNTING, APPROPRIATION AND THE OTHER IN THE ‘EASTERN ARCHIPELAGO’

Oceania·1992·1 author

12citations