Vanuatu is an archipelago spanning 900 kilometers across the southwestern Pacific. It comprises 83 islands (70 of which are permanently inhabited today) across 12,189 square kilometers of land, and sits directly on the boundary separating “Near Oceania” (Australia, New Guinea, Solomon Islands) from “Remote Oceania” (Polynesia, Micronesia). Vanuatu today is a society that has beenContinue reading “Vanuatu: gateway to remote Oceania.”
