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Feared rumours and rumours of fear: The politicisation of ethnicity during the Fiji Coup in May 2000

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2005

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Emde, Sina

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Oceania Publications

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In this article I explore rumour and fear as crucial to the politicisation of ethnicity and the attempt of ethno-nationalists to gain political hegemony during the coup in Fiji in May 2000. I discuss rumours during the Fiji crisis as emotional discourses

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/81885

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Oceania

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2037-12-31

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