Spring, 2021

Hawaiian journal
of
Law and Politics

The Hawaiian Journal of Law and Politics is an online, annual research journal published in association with the Hawaiian Society of Law and Politics. The journal is edited by graduate students from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and faculty advisers. The Journal aspires to be a general journal that focuses on national and international issues of the Hawaiian State. The Journal also welcomes relevant articles or commentaries that evoke discussion. Each issue will normally contain: Articles, Comments, Essays and Notes, Recent Developments, Book Reviews, and Selected Documents. Authors are invited to consult the style guide and accepted papers are required to conform to the Journal's format.


volume III

EDITOR'S NOTES – Dr. P. Kalawaiʻa Moore

ARTICLES
Setting the Record Straight on Hawaiian Indigeneity - Dr. David Keanu Sai
American Hegemonic Discourse in Hawai‘i: Rhetorical Strategies in Support of American Control Over Hawai‘i - Dr. P. Kalawaiʻa Moore
Tūtū’s Hawaiian and the Emergence of a Neo Hawaiian Language - Dr. R. Keao Nesmith
The Queen And I: a Story of Dispossessions and Reconnections in Hawai‘i - Dr. Sydney Lehua Iaukea
Negotiating Native Tenant Rights - Dr. ʻUmi Perkins
The Subtleties of a Map and a Painting - Dr. Lorenz Gonschor

REVIEW
Royal Commission of Inquiry Book Review - Dr. Niklaus Schweizer

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
The Royal Commission of Inquiry: Investigating War Crimes and Human Rights Violations Committed in the Hawaiian Kingdom
Legal Opinion on War Crimes Related to the United States Occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom since 17 January 1893 - Professor William Shabas
Legal Opinion on the Authority of the Council Of Regency of the Hawaiian Kingdom - Professor Federico Lenzerini
UN Independent Expert Memorandum Regarding the Occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom - Dr. Alfred deZayas
The National Lawyers Guild Calls Upon the State of Hawaiʻi to Comply with the Laws of Occupation
International Association of Democratic Lawyers Resolution Calling Upon the United States to Immediately Comply with International Humanitarian Law in its Prolonged Occupation of the Hawaiian Islands—the Hawaiian Kingdom

SELECTED DOCUMENTS
Your Kuleana: Toward a Historiography of Hawaiian National Consciousness and the Important Question "So Now What?" - Dr. Kanalu Young

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