• Yu Mas Kamap Wan Nesen - The Mainstream Churches, Tok Pisin and National Indentity in Paupa New Guinea 

  Cass, Philip (Paideuma, 2000)

  After the Second World War missions in Papua New Guinea faced new imperatives driven by the reaction of the Australian administration to United Nations' directives. These directives related to the development of education ...
• Tok Pisin and Tok Ples as languages of identification in Papua New Guinea 

  Cass, Philip (Media Development, 1999)

  After the Second World War missions in Papua New Guinea faced new imperatives driven by the reaction of the Australian administration to UN directives. As a result the administration decided to use English as the sole ...
• The never-ending story: Palestine, Israel and The West Wing 

  Cass, Philip (Journal of Arab and Muslim Media Research, 2007)

  This article examines the way in which the popular American television series The West Wing represents the Palestinian–Israeli conflict and the way in which Middle Eastern audiences responded to that depiction. This fictional ...
• The Infallible Engine: Indigenous perceptions of Europeans in German New Guinea through the Missionary Press 

  Cass, Philip (Contemporary Papua New Guinea Studies, 2011)

  Newspapers provide a vital record of how a society sees itself, but in colonial history this usually means that the view of political, social and historical developments is slanted towards the colonisers who made up the ...
• The Pacific mission press 

  Cass, Philip (Pacific Journalism Review, 1997)

  The missions were the first to bring printing presses to the region and usually the first to establish a newspaper in the various islands. Despite their limited circulations, church newspapers are still important because ...

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