Here are some of his notable works:
Major Works:
* "The Island of Menstruating Men: A Study of the Laws and Customs of the Manus People of New Guinea" (1939): This book, considered his masterpiece, provides a detailed ethnography of the Manus people of Papua New Guinea. It focuses on their social organization, gender roles, and kinship structures.
* "Native Administration and Economic Development in Malaya" (1951): Hogbin's research on the economic and social impact of British colonialism in Malaya.
* "Social Change" (1958): A study of the effects of modernization and change on traditional societies.
* "People of the Twilight" (1964): An anthropological account of the native people of the Solomon Islands.
* "The Anthropology of Oceania" (1964): A collection of his essays and articles on the cultures of Oceania.
Other Works:
* "Law and Order in Polynesia" (1937)
* "Experiments in Education in the Solomon Islands" (1953)
* "The Development of the South Pacific" (1963)
* "The Island People: An Anthropological Study of the Fijian People" (1966)
Hogbin's work was characterized by its insightful and nuanced analysis of social structures, cultural beliefs, and the impact of colonialism on indigenous populations. He was a pioneer in the field of anthropological research and his contributions have had a lasting impact on our understanding of Oceania's diverse cultures.