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1972 Business and Cargo: Socio-economic Change among the Nasioi of
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1974 Cargoism and Politics in Bougainville. Journal of Pacifi'c History
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1989 Plans to Aid PNG Favour Wealthy, Not Underdogs. Canberra
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1990 Perspectives on a Crisis (5). In Bougainville: Perspectives on a Crisis,
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O'Neill, Chuck
1988 Wacky Tribe Thinks Ex-prez LBJ Is a God! Weekly World News, 6 December; 29.
Opeba, Willington Jojoga
1987 Melanesian Cult Movements as Traditional Religious and Ritual
Responses to Change. In The Gospel Is Not Westero: Black Theol-
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O'Reilly, Patrick
1937 Sorcellerie et Civilisation Europeenne aux Iles Salomon. In La
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1949 Prophetisme aux Nouvelles-Hebrides: Le Mouvement Jonfrum a
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O'Reilly, Patrick, and Jean-Marie Sedes
1949 .Jaunes, Noirs et Blnncs: Trou Annees de Guerre aux Iles Salomon.
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Otto, Ton
1991 The Politics of Tradition in Baluan: Social Change and the Con-
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PIM, Pacific Islands Monthly
1941a Crazy Natives: Strange Outbreak in Gulf Division of Papua. 11 (8, Mar):18.
1941b "Mekeo Madness": Queer Religious Hysteria in Papua. 12 (4, Nov): 50.
1948a Alleged Anti-Exploitation Movement in Hebrides: Missionary
Accuses Planters-Traders-Again! 19 (5, Dec): 92.
1948b Restless Sepik Natives: Adherents of "Cargo Cult." 18 (7, Feb): 62.
1950 They Still Believe in Cargo Cult. 20 (10, May): 85.
1951 Another Native Messiah Goes to Gaol: Dealing with Cargo
Cults in Melanesia. 22 (5, Dec):103-104.
1955 Cargo Cult? Bainings Natives Killed by New Britain Patrol. 25
(12, July): 67.
1958 Many "Still Believe" in Cargo Cult: The Cargo Cult Won't Die
Quietly in the Pacific. 28 (7, Feb): 59.
1959 Their Cargo-Cult Wasn't Anti-European. 30 (4, Nov):136-137.
1962 'Americans, Cargo Cult and the Future: Complicated Aftermath
of the New Guinea Buka Troubles: 33 (5, Dec): 27-29.
1991 Minefield of Adventure Found in Vanuatu. 61 (2, Feb): 40.
Pataki-Schweizer, K. J.
1976 Meth-Drinkers and Lotus-Eaters: Some Educational Aspects of
Transcultural Psychiatry in Papua New Guinea. Australian and
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Poirier, Jean
1949 Les Mouvements de Liberation Mythique aux Nouvelles-
Hebrides. Journal de la Societe des Oceanistes 5 (5): 97-103.
Pokawin, Stephen
1984 Cargo Cults and Development. In Cargo Cults and Develop-
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PC, Post-Courier (Papua New Guinea)
1976a Clamp Down on Cults. 30 September, 3.
1976b Cults Will Continue. 24 February, 8.
1976c E.N.B. Leaders Condemn the Cargo Cults. 21 December, 7.
1977a Projects in Danger at Pomio: Cargo Cult Must Stop. . . Or
Else. 28 July,11.
1977b Robbery-Highlanders' Version of Cargo Cult. 18 August, 19
(by an Enga Highlander).
1978 Guise Warns on Cult Mass Killings.18 December, l, 4.
1980 Levi Warns of Cargo "Delusion." 27 Ma ,13.
1983a "Aussies Go Home." 18 August, 3. y
1983b Editorial: Happy Event on Hanover.19 August, 4.
1983c Hanover Awaits Christ.17 August, 3.
1983d Mission Failed: Cultists Left. 25 August, 3.
Pouillet, Andre
1992 Une Suite a la Presence Americaine: L'Affaire John Frum. Bul-
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92:37-44.
Pouwer, J.
1958 Letter to the Editor. Oceania 28 (3): 247-252.
Power, Tony
1972 Ode to a New Guinea Man. Kovave 4 (1): 8-9.
Pratkanis, Anthony R.
1992 The Cargo-cult Science of Subliminal Persuasion. Skeptical
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Priday, H. E. L.
1950 "Jonfrum" Is New Hebridean "Cargo Cult": Interesting History of
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Quirk, Tom, Tim Duncan, and Richard de Lautour
1990 The Clever Country as a Cargo Cult: National Needs and
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1975 The Cargo Cult in the Isles of Higher Education. Journal of the
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Raspberry, William
1986 Tapping the Poor's Capacity to Produce. Tulsa World, 7 January,11.
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1949 "John Frum": Origin of New Hebrides Movement. Pacific
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Rice, Edward
1974 John Fruln He Come: A Polemical Work about a Black Tragedy.
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Richardson, David J.
1987 Roots of Unrest: Decolonialization in Vanuatu with Particular
Reference to Tanna. MA thesis, Department of History, University
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Rimoldi, M. R.
1971 The Hahalis Welfare Society of Buka, New Guinea. PhD disser-
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Robinson, Neville K.
1981 Villagers at War: Some Papua New Guinea Experiences in World War
II. Pacific Research Monograph no. 2. Canbena: Australian
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1950 Intellectual Opposition in Conditions of Culture Contact. sn
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Roscoe, Paul B.
1988 The Far Side of Huruti: The Management of Melanesian Mil-
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1953 An Anthropological Approach to the Mau Mau Problem. Political
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1957 Land of Dahori: Tales of New Cuinea. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott.
1963 Mountains in the Clouds. Adelaide: Rigby.
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1947 The Influence of the Missions on Native Culture in Melanesia. sn
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1992 New Symbols for Same Old Cargo Cult. Age, 26 September, 2.
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1987 John Frum: Won't You Please Come Home? Geo: Australasia's
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1978 Orientalism. New York: Pantheon Books.
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1958 An "Indigenous" New Guinea Cult. Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers 18:67-78.
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1984 A Short History. Laie, Hi: Institute for Polynesian Studies,
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1976 The Cargo Cult: A Melanesian Type Response to Change. In
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1990 Constitutions of Maasina Rule: Timothy George and the Iora.
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1968 Isles of the South Pacific. Washington, Dc: National Geographic Society.
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1980 The Coconut War: The Crisis on Espiritu Santo. Sydney: Cassell Australia.
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1979 The Cargo Proper in Cargo Cults. Temenos 15:68-80.
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1979 Pleasure Islands of the South Pacific. Sydney: Methuen.
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1957 Field and Clinical Survey Report of the Mental Health of the Indigenes
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1975 Some Reflections on the Teaching of Economics and Commerce
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1964 New Guinea: The Last Unknown. London: An s & Robertson.
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1989 Bougainville: Undermining the State in Papua New Guinea. Pacific Research 2 (4): 3-5,10.
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1989 South Pacific Handbook. 4th ed. Chico, cn: Moon Publications.
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1958 On the Interpretation of Cargo Cults. Oceania 29:1-25.
Steinbauer, Friedrich
1979 Melanesian Cargo Cults: New Salvation Movements in the South
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1971 Cargo Cult Hysteria. Occasional Paper no. 1. Melbourne: Research
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Stow, Randolph
1979 Visitants. London: Secker & Warburg.
Strelen, John G.
1977 Search for Salvation: Studies in the History and Theology of Cargo
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1988 Television and the American Imagination: Notions of Romance.
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1990 Gone Primitive: Savage Intellects, Modern Lives. Chicago: University
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1981 Melanesian "Cargo Cults" Today. Current Affairs Bulletin 58 (1):19-22.
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1991 Melanesian Religion. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Trumbull, Robert
1977 Tin Roofs and Palm Trees: A Report on the New South Seas. Seattle:
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1981 VP Platform-A New Cargo Cult? 84 (10 July): 4.
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1979 The Talk of Koriki: A Daribi Contact Cult. Social Research
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