Prof. James Tokam
Prof. James Tokam
Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
About
Professor Tokam is a leading scholar in Pacific anthropology and cultural studies. He has led major research projects on indigenous knowledge systems and has been instrumental in integrating traditional knowledge with modern academic frameworks.
Qualifications
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Anthropology
— University of Auckland
(1999)
Thesis: “Oral Tradition and Knowledge Transmission in Highland PNG Societies”
- Master's Degree in Pacific Studies — University of the South Pacific (1993)
Research Interests
Prof. James Tokam is actively engaged in cutting-edge research within their field. Their work contributes significantly to both academic knowledge and practical applications in Papua New Guinea and the broader Pacific region.
Publications
With numerous peer-reviewed publications in leading international journals, Prof. James continues to advance understanding in their area of expertise.
Teaching
Prof. James teaches both undergraduate and postgraduate courses, mentoring the next generation of scholars and professionals.