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Rebordering the Archipelago: Asia Pacific Exchanges Subject / Architecture Not many first-time novelists getThe late Tongan scholar Epeli Hauofa wrote of the Pacific Ocean as a Sea of Islands. Rather than imagining a scattering of small, defined island states, he sketched a vast oceanic continent characterised by movement, exchange and cultural flow. Its an idea that permeates Rebordering the Archipelago: Asia Pacific Exchanges, the second book in the Postnational Art Histories series. Growing out of the symposium of the same name convened by the Asia