Titlebook: COVID in the Islands: A comparative perspective on the Caribbean and the Pacific; Yonique Campbell,John Connell Book 2021 The Editor(s) (i

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Issues and Challenges of Gas Contracts economy supported by remittances, Tuvalu has a century-long history of temporary and increasingly permanent migration, to the urbanised capital island, Funafuti, and to New Zealand. Migration became a vehicle of adaptation and response to COVID-19 with people being encouraged to move to outer islan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3118-2nsnational mobilities. Treatment for advanced illnesses, such as cancer, requires outsourcing to hospitals in India or Fiji. Following a nearly complete ban on flights due to COVID-19, travel bans and border closures adversely impacted health care through the breakdown in mobility (affecting both do

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Issues and Challenges of Gas Contracts more recently vanilla and kava, and a small but growing tourist industry. Tonga was free from COVID-19 in 2020 but the closure of national borders affected all facets of island life. National and local attention focused on revitalising agriculture during the crisis with new areas being cleared and

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Gas Seepage and Past Climate Change, an ongoing crisis, policymaking to secure a revival was unusually difficult. The Bahamas government sought to reopen the industry, initially by prioritizing health issues, but the private sector was more reticent. Various government statements about re-opening came to nothing. Reopening eventually

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Rainer Bomba,Ulrich Eichhorn,Jakob Seilerctly employed in multiple tourism-related businesses linkages. COVID-19 devastated the industry, and its linkages, with an 80% estimated reduction of growth for the year 2020. The few hotels which remained open only maintained an average of 25% occupancy and many ancillary businesses closed. After g

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-17057-7ge, on the Coral Coast. Villagers had previously responded to such shocks as military coups and severe weather events, alongside the seasonality of tourism. Few studies have examined the longitudinal changes experienced by indigenous Fijian communities in responding to the perturbations and volatili

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