The Journal of the Polynesian Society
The Journal of the Polynesian Society
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description | Magazine on Polynesian culture |
language | English |
publishing company | The Polynesian Society |
First edition | January 1892 |
Frequency of publication | quarterly |
editor | Melinda S. Allen, Judith Huntsman |
Web link | www.jps.auckland.ac.nz |
Article archive | Archives |
ISSN |
0032-4000 |
The The Journal of the Polynesian Society (JPS) is a quarterly magazine of the Polynesian Society in New Zealand .
history
With the establishment of the Polynesian Society on January 8, 1892, the magazine was launched as an official periodical of the society. The first editors of the journal were the initiators and founding members of the society, Stephenson Percy Smith and Edward Robert Tregear . From 1925 Johannes Carl Andersen was co-editor of the journal alongside Elsdon Best .
In 2002, the Polynesian Society started a project together with the University of Auckland to digitize all issues of the magazine and make them available online. In 2009, the first 100 years were available in digital form.
Current issues and archive
The mode of publication has not changed since the magazine was first published. In addition to the print edition, the magazine has also been available in digital form (ISSN 2230-5955) for some time. Two years after the publication of an issue, the respective magazine can be obtained free of charge in digital form from the archive operated by the University of Auckland .
Individual evidence
- ^ Polynesian Society . In: Polynesian Society (Ed.): Journal of the Polynesian Society . Volume 1, No. 1 . Wellington 1892 ( online [accessed April 27, 2016]).
- ^ Journal of the Polynesian Society - 100 years now online . peoplepoints , December 20, 2009, accessed on April 27, 2016 .
- ↑ Archives . Polynesian Society , accessed April 27, 2016 .