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1. ses.library.usyd.edu.au › bitstream › handle1 INDONESIA AS AN ARCHIPELAGO: MANAGING ISLANDS, MANAGING

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   the collapsing of distance once at sea is that archipelagos, where mastery of sea-going technology is a necessity, tend to be well linked internally despite different distances between islands.

2. www.cambridge.org › core › books1 - Indonesia as an Archipelago: Managing Islands, Managing ...

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   Oct 21, 2015 · The closest geographical analogy to Indonesia, moreover, is a model of fragmentation. The Caribbean archipelago, 7,000-odd tropical islands stretched between two continents, is marked by cultural diversity and a long colonial history.

3. www.cambridge.org › core › booksChapter 12 - Islands, archipelagos, biogeography and ...

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   Jun 5, 2012 · Geographically, islands are defined as areas of land surrounded by water. This results in a degree of biological isolation – it is difficult for terrestrial organisms to colonise small islands which lie far from a large land mass. Other habitats of similar types may also be isolated from each other.

4. www.lonelyplanet.com › articles › an-island-hoppersAn island-hopper's guide to archipelagos of adventure

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   Feb 6, 2018 · Thrillseekers need look no further than these nine volcanic islands in the middle of the Atlantic. Geology and geography have combined to produce an adrenaline junkie’s fantasy: sail, dive, hike, surf, rappel, canyon, kayak, paraglide, mountain bike – it’s all happening in this autonomous region of Portugal.

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5. www.spaceandculture.com › 2020/11/28 › reviewReview: Contemporary Archipelagic Thinking - SPACE AND CULTURE

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   Nov 28, 2020 · These archipelagos are where islands repeat but where each island is a rearticulation of the others. Glissant proposes the archipelagic and an alternative epistemology or way of thinking (1997:31) that can accommodate ruptures, ambiguity and detours rather than aiming for unity.

6. oceaninfo.com › ocean › geologyArchipelago Islands: A Cluster of Biodiverse Wonders - Ocean Info

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   When most of us think of an island, we think of a lush biodiverse paradise, but what about an entire cluster of these islands offering near-endless adventure and natural life to explore? Archipelago islands are simply a tight cluster, group, or chain of islands that can be found in various locations around the world.

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   What are Archipelago islands?

   • Archipelago islands are a cluster of islands that are often home to biodiverse life that can be found nowhere else on Earth. When most of us think of an island, we think of a lush biodiverse paradise, but what about an entire cluster of these islands offering near-endless adventure and natural life to explore?

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   What is the largest archipelago in the world?

   • 1 INDONESIA AS AN ARCHIPELAGO: MANAGING ISLANDS, MAN GINGTHE SEASRobert Cribb and Michele FordIndonesia is the world's largest archipelagic state. By the latest official count, the archipelago consists of 18,108 islands, which lie scattered between the mountainous island of Breueh in the west and tiny Sibir Island in Humb

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   What is a G archipelago?

   • g archipelago' for the scattering of political prison camps across the face of the Soviet Union. These islands of incarceration shared a way of life and a complex social network in which people, goods and information were exchanged, but as islands they were detached from the

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   How are archipelagos formed?

   • Most Archipelagos islands are formed through underwater volcanic eruptions and are the result of oceanic hotspots. Hotspots are soft areas in the earth’s mantle where magma is released. These types of Archipelago are known as island arcs.

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   What does Glissant say about archipelagos?

   • These archipelagos are where islands repeat but where each island is a rearticulation of the others. Glissant proposes the archipelagic and an alternative epistemology or way of thinking (1997:31) that can accommodate ruptures, ambiguity and detours rather than aiming for unity.

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   Which archipelago has a unique life?

   • Those found in colder climates, such as the Arctic Archipelago, are still home to a unique life, but it is far more scarce. One popular Archipelago known for its diversity is the Spanish Archipelago, which is home to the Canary Islands, and was made famous by its contribution to the evolution theory formed by Charles Darwin.

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8. www.academia.edu › 95169194 › Archipelago_a_journey(PDF) Archipelago: a journey across Indonesia - Academia.edu

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   His previous publications, Spice Islands (2011) and East Indies (2013), focused on early histories of Indonesia. Archipelago departs from this model by taking a more personal approach in which learning about history is a by-product of his travels rather than the main focus.