Short Essay on Bravo for the Marshallese: Regaining Control in a Post-Nuclear, Post-Colonial World The book Bravo for the Marshallese, by Holly M. Barker, tells the story of how residents of the Marshall Islands have been affected by nuclear testing conducted there by the U.S. government during the twentieth century. Discuss in detail at least three ways that Marshall Islanders have been affected by the legacy of nuclear contamination. Discuss in detail three strategies that Marshall Islanders have used to cope with, mitigate, or gain redress from the problems caused by nuclear testing. Finally, reflect on what this case can teach us more broadly about inter-cultural conflict and how to manage it. Please use evidence from the book to support your argument.
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This question is based on the Political Science and it is a book review of Bravo for the Marshallese by Holly M Barker which is the story of Marshall Islands residents regained control over their islands after the nuclear tests conducted by the United States during the cold war era. The essay discusses how Marshall islanders have been affected by the aftermath of nuclear tests, the contamination, etc have been answered in the solution.
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