41. Society And Culture @ Worldagogo.com - Local Links And Information, Society And Add your web site to Worldagogo.com FAST FOREVER. Home Oceania niue Society and culture, niue. Maps . Oceania World Web. Categories History. http://www.worldagogo.com/global/Oceania/Niue/Society_and_Culture/

Home Oceania Niue : Society and Culture Niue Maps Oceania World Web Categories: History • Find products related to Society and Culture @ Amazon.com • Search the web for Society and Culture web sites Shopping: Africa Asia Caribbean Central America ... Feedback © 2003 Worldagogo

42. Queer Theory Subjects Index: N Nigeria Human Rights. Nigeria Political Organizations. niue Traveland culture. niue Human Rights. niue Political Organizations. http://www.queertheory.com/queer_subjects_index_n.htm

Site Index Names Index Subjects Index Authors Index ... Find A Subject Subjects Index: N Add a Subject Subjects Index Title Star Director Studio Author Keyword SKU Subjects Index: A B C D ... Nairobi Political Orgs. Names Project Namibia Travel and Culture Namibia Human Rights Namibia Political Orgs. National Stuttering Association ... Nauru Political Organizations Nazi Persecution Nepal Human Rights Netherlands Human Rights Netherlands Political Orgs. Nevis Travel and Culture ... Nevis Political Organizations New Age Spiritualism New Caldonia Human Rights New Caldonia Political Orgs. New Delhi Travel and Culture New Delhi Political Orgs. ... Norway Political Orgs. NOW Nudism Subjects Index: A B C D ... Emporium In Association with the Philosophy Research Base at erraticimpact.com

43. BAM: The Wanderer, Arts And Culture, November/December 2002 The Wanderer Tony Horwitz learns why no one in niue likes white people. Who’sDressing Mom? Tony Horwitz learns why no one in niue likes white people. http://brownalumnimagazine.com/storydetail.cfm?ID=1817

44. BAM: The Wanderer, Arts And Culture, November/December 2002 Tony Horwitz learns why no one in niue likes white people. But because we throw afew stones and spears, we’re savages. No one likes Cook much in niue.” http://brownalumnimagazine.com/printerfriendly.cfm?ID=1817

45. UNESCO Sector For Culture: Links (Window To Culture) Top Ministries of culture niue, Ministry of Education Title niue, Ministryof Education. Address Internet (URL), http//www.gov.nu/. Email Country niue. http://www.unesco.org/culture/links/Detailed/134.shtml

Cultural Policy Resources Issues on Culture and Development From Diversity to Pluralism ... United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO Sitemap Glossary Links News and Events ... Search Languages English French Spanish Publications Statutory Texts Write to us Frequently Asked Questions About Culture Anniversaries, Days and Decades Fellowships Funding and Patronage Prizes Recruitment and Internships Who's Who? options Add to the Database Top Ministries of Culture : Niue, Ministry of Education Title: Niue, Ministry of Education Address: Internet: (URL) http://www.gov.nu/ Email: Country: Niue Region: Asia and the Pacific Themes: Description: last updated on: 2003-03-25 - 15:31:12 509 links

46. Culture And Communication Pacific subregion statistical indicators culture, Country, Estimated number of adultilliterates, Estimated adult illiteracy rate (%). 1985, 1995, 1995. .. niue, http://www.unesco.org/focus/statpaccac.html

Pacific subregion statistical indicators Culture Country Estimated number of adult illiterates Estimated adult illiteracy rate (%) Total (000) %F Total (000) %F Total Male Female Oceania Australia Cook Islands Fiji Kiribati Nauru New Zealand Niue Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu Communication Country Daily newspapers (number of copies per 1,000 inhabitants) Radio receivers (per 1,000 inhabitants) Television receivers (per 1,000 inhabitants) Telephone main lines (per 1,000 inhabitants) Oceania Australia Cook Islands Fiji Kiribati Nauru New Zealand Niue Papua New Guinea Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu Source : Data Collection and Analysis Section, UNESCO

47. Niue @ 250000.com, Local Links And Information, Niue Arts And Entertainment, Niu Society and culture, Travel and Tourism. Lord Liverpool University School Of Medicine,providing world class medical education. Bid for position niue Rugby Union http://www.250000.com/global/Oceania/Niue/

Add a Site Advertise Feedback Feedback ... Advertise Oceania World Web Niue: Maps Shopping 10 Top Searches • Careers • Entertainment • Finance • Home ... • Travel Niue • Find products related to Niue @ Amazon.com • Search the web for Niue web sites Home Oceania : Niue Maps and Views Society and Culture Travel and Tourism Lord Liverpool University School Of Medicine, providing world class medical education. Bid for position Niue Rugby Union The official web site. Bid for position NiueNet News and information about Niue, the Rock of Polynesia. Bid for position Oka-koa News, chat, discussion forums for Niuean communities around the world. Bid for position UN System-Wide Earthwatch: Niue Environmental information and statistics. Bid for position • Find products related to Niue @ Amazon.com • Search the web for Niue web sites Niue: Maps Add a Site Advertise Affiliate ... Feedback Africa: Algeria Egypt Kenya Libya ... more... Asia: Bangladesh China Georgia Hong Kong ... more... Caribbean: Bahamas Barbados Cuba Jamaica ... more... Europe: Belgium France Germany Greece ... more... North America: Bermuda Canada Mexico United States ... more...

48. Niue Information General information on banking, climate, communications, culture, currency, customs,tax people religion, medical services, tipping, and transportation in niue. http://www.islandhoppervacations.com/niue/contentpages/info.htm

Banking The Westpac banking Group operate an office in the center of Alofi. This is open Monday to Thursday 9.00 am to 3.00 pm and until 3.30 pm on Friday. The main Hotels will also exchange money. Climate The climate here is comfortable and warm. June to August are the cooler months, whilst November to March is normally the wet season with tropical showers and higher humidity. Niue lies in the zone of the Southeast tradewinds and April through November will average 24 degrees Celsius, while the December to March temperature averages 27 degrees. Communications Telecom Niue operates Telephone and facsimile facilities and these are available 24 hours through your hotel. There is also a good email network through the Niue Internet Users Society. Culture There are opportunities to view Niuean culture at the Hunaki Cultural Centre where there is a small museum. Dance performances are also an opportunity to view history through dance. Handicrafts are of a high quality in Niue. Currency The New Zealand Dollar is the local currency.

49. Health, Aging, And Culture Health, Aging, and culture. l More than one phase of old age. Fieldworkof Judith Barker. l Conducted on western Polynesian island of niue. http://anthro.fullerton.edu/sjohnson/anth308/Lecture 20 Outline.htm

Health, Aging, and Culture l More than one phase of old age l Productive versus Unproductive l Unproductive most likely to be mistreated by society l However, lack of family support the most important predictor of mistreatment or neglect Demographic Changes l Rapid growth of the “oldest old” l Individuals over 85 years of age l In 1994 in the US “oldest old” accounted for 1% of total population l Over the last 35 years the numbers have increased by 274% while entire country grew by only 45% Health Care l Oldest old are most at risk of compromised abilities due to chronic diseases l General perception that health needs of “oldest old” will cause health care costs to skyrocket Health Care (cont’d) l Recent comparative study by Binstock shows assumption to be inaccurate l Only in the US was the rate of change in the number of persons over the age of 80 related to greater percent increase in GNP devoted to health care Health Care (cont’d) l Five countries with most rapid growth of “oldest old” l Health care share of GNP increased only a small fraction compared to the population rise of the “oldest old” l Sweden GNP share spent on health care dropped by 10% while percentage of “oldest old” increased threefold Binstock’s Conclusions l No evidence showing an elderly population requires out-of-control health costs l Features of health care system and response to health care delivery are more predictive of cost than demographics Between Humans and Ghosts l Once again, we see an important distinction between “decrepit” and “intact” elders

50. Review For Final Exam (not Cumulative) In Culture And Aging Topic 5 Health, Aging, and culture (Ch. 21). Productive versus unproductive;Family support. What was the traditional subsistence economy for the niue? http://anthro.fullerton.edu/sjohnson/anth308/ReviewForFinal.htm

Review for Final Exam (not cumulative) in Culture and Aging Spring 2003 Dr. Johnson Topic 1: Exchange and Reciprocity (Ch. 8) Terms you should know Reciprocity Expressive resources Material resources Asymmetric reciprocity Symmetric reciprocity Concepts you should know What are the distinct exchange patterns prevalent in Japanese and US households? Do US aged and Japanese aged lose valuable exchange commodities at the same time? How do exchange rules affect support relationshiips of older individuals in 2 societies? Topic 2: Societal Transformation (Ch. 9) Terms you should know Gerontocracy Political economy Concepts you should know What effect does change have on elderly? The effect of change on the elderly depends on: Gender Class Social organization of local community Integration with national economy in terms of receiving benefits of modernization in local community Situation of elderly determined by: “Use-value” relative to demands of core sector Extent to which they adhere to old ways incompatible with core sector interests What characteristics of the small village in Mexico (study site of Sokolovsky) helped the elderly do relatively well through the period of modernization?

51. Research See also Regional Oceania Society and culture (17). niue Information and backgroundabout the niue flag. niue Island - History, map, and related links. http://www.anthro.net/cgi-anthro/xdirectory.cgi?dir=/Regional/Oceania/Niue/Socie

52. Symposium-expose-niue-f Translate this page incombera au gouvernement de niue de promulguer prochainement une législation particulièreafin d'assurer la protection des expressions de la culture niuéane http://www.sidsnet.org/pacific/spc/Culture/site_pac/textes/Symposium/documents_t

SYMPOSIUM sur la protection des savoirs traditionnels et des expressions des cultures traditionnelles et populaires dans les îles du Pacifique RAPPORT NATIONAL : NIUE Par : Togia L. Sioneholo - représentant le gouvernement, Vainga Tukuitoga - représentant une ONG SOMMAIRE Introduction 1- Législation existante ou en cours d'élaboration 2- Portée de cette législation 3- Adhésion à des conventions internationales ... 8- Expressions des cultures autochtones insuffisamment protégées par la loi Fakaalofa Atu. Salutations. C'est un grand honneur pour nous, qui représentons l'île de Niue, de participer à ce "Symposium sur la protection juridique des expressions des cultures autochtones océaniennes". Pour commencer , je voudrais vous présenter quelques aspects de notre pays. Réputé pour être le plus grand atoll corallien du monde, Niue est aussi baptisé le "rocher de la Polynésie". C'est une île tropicale, chaude dans la journée, avec une agréable chute de température la nuit. Elle a deux saisons : la saison sèche d'avril à novembre et la saison humide, de décembre à mars. Sur une superficie de 269 kilomètres carrés, elle compte treize villages disséminés le long d'une route circulaire de 67 kilomètres. Nous n'avons ni fleuves, ni rivières ni montagnes. Nos plus proches voisins sont les Tonga, les Samoa américaines et les Îles Cook. Une nouvelle zone de conservation a été créée récemment afin de protéger et préserver la "forêt tropicale humide et la faune et la flore naturelles" de l'île.

53. Artok - 23/10/00: Tulana Mahu - The Shrine To Abundance it. Whereas contemporary art can promote niue by at the same timeadding to the enrichment of the whole culture. . Related Links. http://www.abc.net.au/arts/artok/visual/s202948.htm

More stories on Visual: Kava: An Exhibition Island Crossings Red Wave Collective Navigating Identities ... Ten Guitars Tulana Mahu - The shrine to abundance By Isabelle Genoux Published online 23/10/00 Art installation by the Tahiono Arts Collective at the Third Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art - a conversation with artists Moira Enetaman, Al Posimani and Mark Cross. click to enlarge Reactions in Niue Echoing concerns Moira Enetama "Niue, who is Niue? No one has ever known Niue. Who is me? No one knows me; no one has even seen my work." Al Posimani "I've been involved in art all my life. I'm a self-taught artist and I love sculpture, I do sculpture which is a very new thing in Niue, especially coming from such a small island of one-thousand-800 people. Not that many people do contemporary art in Niue." Moira Enetama "I am the only woman who knows about contemporary art, but I think there are so many young people who are talented, I have noticed that, but it's just a matter of coming out and expressing themselves." Installed in a shipping container transformed in a traditional cookhouse Tulana Mahu offers a welcoming and cosy environment. It's an intriguing collection of installations full of universal and local symbols, imported and traditional values, gently inviting the visitor to reflect on tradition and change, and which change?

54. Culture & Society 292pillus-idx. ISBN 982-02-0008-3. 9820200083 Weight 0.40 kg. Material Cultureof Tuvalu, 982020142X Weight 0.20 kg. niue The Island its People, http://pacificstudies.org/en-gb/dept_5.html

Home Prices are quoted in US dollars. Member countries of the University of the South Pacific receive a subsidized rate; their price is the same dollar amount but the currency is Fiji dollars. An Anthology of Gilbertese Oral Tradition Weight: 0.60 kg Atiu : An Island Community Geography, history, leadership, childbirth, naming, hair-cutting, education, pastimes, marriage, clothing, customary rights, fishing, legends, chants, religion, deathan excellent community study. 1984, rptd 1989, 1992, 1995. ISBN 982-02-0163-2. 220p-illus-appdx-idx. Weight: 0.30 kg Atiu: E Enua E Tona Iti Tangata Cook Islands Maori version of Atiu: An Island Community. 1993. ISBN 982-02-0087-3. 230p-illus. Weight: 0.70 kg Bina Bina: the Making of a Gela War Canoe Robert T. Pule. Weight: 0.20 kg Book about Custom/ Buka Na Kasitomu Era Weight: 0.20 kg The Book of Banaba Oral traditions, genealogies, culture, discovery, beachcombers, Wanderer, near conversion, drought, dispersion, Flora, mission teacher, Japanese occupation, history. 1994. 140p-illus. ISBN 0-646-20128-X. Weight: 0.50 kg

55. OKA-KOA Discussion Forum & Message Board OKAKOA Discussion Forum Message Board is a tribute to the peopleof niue and it's culture. It is the intention of the creators http://okakoa.prohosting.com/discus/messages/board-topics.html

Topic Posts Updated NIUE SPORTS FORUM April 10 - 12:53 pm POLITIKI NIUE April 10 - 02:41 pm April 07 - 02:32 pm NIUE MUSIC FORUM April 08 - 12:56 pm NIUE COMMUNITY ISSUES March 25 - 06:12 pm March 25 - 09:18 am TALO NIUE March 17 - 01:19 pm NIUE AVIATION April 10 - 01:58 pm GENERAL PURPOSE Message Board April 10 - 10:40 am April 10 - 09:16 am BIRTHDAYS April 10 - 12:55 pm DEATHS Notices April 05 - 03:57 pm EDUCATION April 10 - 02:04 pm April 09 - 07:56 am FRIENDS OF NIUE HOSPITAL April 07 - 08:06 am RADIO SUNSHINE April 08 - 01:20 pm April 10 - 02:12 pm March 17 - 01:51 pm messages; registered users; Running Discus 3.10.5

56. Ai Mavehe - Niue It’s out there by itself without neighbors for hundreds of miles. Niueis its own sovereign country that owns a unique language and culture. http://www.geocities.com/paul_neville/writing_niue.htm

‘Ai Mavehe’ Niue December 2001 Niue is a tiny Polynesian island nation in the heart of the Pacific Ocean. When you think of Niue you think remote. It’s out there by itself without neighbors for hundreds of miles. Niue is its own sovereign country that owns a unique language and culture. Its autonomy, however, is a bit artificial with substantial subsidies from New Zealand. Niueans enjoy a dual citizenship and can hold a New Zealand passport upon request. Unfortunately, when direct flights to Auckland were initiated there was a mass exodus of Islanders seeking money and opportunity. There are estimated to be 17,000 Niueans now living in New Zealand, while only 1,800 people actually reside in Niue. Of those, only 1,500 are actually Niueans. The others include Tongans, Vanuatuans, Cook Islander Maoris, Kiwis, Australians, Europeans, and Americans (only three of these). While it is sad that so few people remain in such a beautiful and interesting place, those people who are left have a reason to be there.

57. Niue Text The niue Archaeology Project was conceived on the basis of the idea that niue was likely to hold the Category Regional Oceania niue Society and culture History...... niue lay out of the main interaction networks of West Polynesia and materials andinaccessibility to trade routes, niuean material culture was underdeveloped http://www.otago.ac.nz/Anthropology/Pacific/niue/niuetext.html

Directors Dr Richard Walter , University of Otago Prof Atholl Anderson , Australian National University Contents Project aims Summary of fieldwork Results to date Work in progress ... Publications Background Niue is a large, raised coral island lying approximately equidistant between Samoa in the north, Tonga in the west and Rarotonga in the east. Culturally, Niue is part of West Polynesia; the people speak a language which is related to that of Tonga, and oral traditions record prehistoric interaction with Tongan peoples. However, it seems apparent that Niue does not share some of the main features of West Polynesian cultural history. The main islands of Fiji and West Polynesia (Samoa and Tonga) were settled as part of the Lapita colonisation of the south-west Pacific. About 4000 years ago these Austronesian, pottery making peoples developed a sailing and navigation technology which allowed them to move away from the large continental islands of Melanesia and venture into the remote reaches of Oceania. Slightly before 3000 years ago, after colonising all the major archipelagos from New Guinea to New Caledonia, the Lapita people moved into Fiji and West Polynesia. In West Polynesia, the eastward expansion appears to have ceased and the earliest confirmed dates from cultural layers east of Samoa date at least 1500 years later than the first arrival of Lapita in Fiji. This apparent pause in the Fiji-West Polynesia region has long puzzled archaeologists. Did Lapita simply run out of steam, or did they encounter some cultural or technological impediment to further voyaging?

58. Allzone Regional/Oceania/Niue/Society And Culture icon. Search for Home Regional Oceania niue Society and culture. History.Shopping Mail Chat Weather Mobile My Allzone Add your site Advertise. http://dir.allzone.com/Regional/Oceania/Niue/Society_and_Culture/

59. Ed-Zone Niue Resources the indigenous Fijian culture with Fijian Indian culture. Final section deals withPacific migrants to New Zealand and the problems of depopulation in niue. http://www.dev-zone.org/ed-zone/Resources/Niue.html

Ed-Zone Home GLOBAL ED DEFINITION OTHER T EACHING RESOURCES ... ED-LINKS Resources on Niue for Teachers The following resources are Dev-Zone's current library holdings on 'Nuie'. If you are a resident of New Zealand you could borrow any of these resources for free by registering on our catalogue (see the links below). Once you are registered you can login to the catalogue, quote the title you want and we will post it out to you. Title: Pacific Island Communities Author: Publisher: Longman Paul, Auckland Date Published: Teacher Notes: Has been a traditional text for Yr 9 'Pacific' topic. Good range of resources and activities that cover a variety of aspects of Pacific life eg. environment, village life, livelihood. Also info on comparing the indigenous Fijian culture with Fijian Indian culture. Final section deals with Pacific migrants to New Zealand and the problems of depopulation in Niue. Go to our catalogue by clicking here.

60. GREEN EGGS REPORT For Soc.culture.pacific-island Up To soc.culture Refrenced Links. 'Eva Your Guide to Tonga - No. Liens;March 7, 2002; niue Hotels, niue Resorts, and More For Less! http://ibd.ar.com/ger/soc/culture/pacific-island/content.html

Green Eggs Report by alice at nospam.ar.com The Green Eggs Report is a list of URLs spotted within the soc.culture.pacific-island newsgroup Up To: soc.culture Refrenced Links 'Eva - Your Guide to Tonga - No. 53, December 2000 'Eva - Your Guide to Tonga - No. 55, August 2001 'Eva - Your Guide to Tonga - No. 56, November 2001 Alohacyberian of Hawaii - Islands - Travels with Keith Martin ... whale watching

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