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Indigenous Reconciliation in Contemporary Taiwan: From Stigma to Hope

In: Routledge Contemporary Asia Ser.

Simon, Scott E.; Hsieh, Jolan; Kang, Peter

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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- List of contributors -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Understanding historical (in)justice, while moving toward Indigenous justice and reconciliation -- Taiwanese indigenous history: a brief introduction -- Exploring the concept of transitional justice -- The basics of transitional justice -- Locating Justice and Injustice through the theories of Iris M. Young -- Transitional justice in Taiwan -- The PingPu peoples' indigenous status and rights claims -- About this book -- Notes -- References -- Part 1: Territory and sovereignty -- Chapter 2: Demarcation of Indigenous traditional territories: A wrong turn toward reconciliation -- Requirements for confirming Traditional Territories -- Indigenous Lands -- Indigenous Reserved Lands -- Traditional Territories of Indigenous Peoples -- Problems caused by un-demarcated Traditional Territories -- Controversy over the demarcation of traditional territories -- Simplifying the concept of Traditional Territory as property-like and with a rigid borderline -- Emphasizing the veto power and neglecting the procedural justice function of the consultation and consent rights -- Misinterpreting Indigenous collective rights and private property rights as mutually exclusive -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 3: Extractive industry, traditional territory, and the politics of natural resources in Taiwan: The history and political economy of Indigenous land struggles in the Taroko area -- Indigenous peoples and the origins of land-related protest -- Indigenous people and the politics of natural resources -- The political economy of land rights struggles -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References.

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Indigenous reconciliation in contemporary Taiwan: from stigma to hope

In: Routledge contemporary Asia series

Simon, Scott; Hsieh, Jolan; Kang, Peide

Understanding historical (in)justice, while moving toward Indigenous justice and reconciliation / Jolan Hsieh and Scott E. Simon -- Demarcation of Indigenous traditional territories : A wrong turn toward reconciliation / Lin Shu-Ya -- Extractive industry, traditional territory, and the politics of natural resources in Taiwan : The history and political economy of Indigenous land struggles in the Taroko area / Chen Yi-fong -- Indigenous toponyms under the state policy of the standardization of geographical names / Peter Kang -- Hunting rights, justice, and reconciliation : Indigenous experiences in Taiwan and Canada / Scott E. Simon -- Courts and Indigenous reconciliation : Positivism, the a priori, and justice in Taiwan / J. Christopher Upton -- Carrying historical trauma : Alcohol use and healing among Indigenous communities in Taiwan / Ciwang Teyra and Hsieh (Wendy) Wan-Jung -- Indigenous social work and transitional justice in Taiwan / Kui Kasirisir (Hsu Chun-Tsai) -- Across separate spheres in transitional justice : Comparison of marital quality between Han and Tayal groups in the Yilan area / Shu-chuan Lai -- Flux, vision, voice, survival : On a decolonizing filmmaking practice in Taiwan / Anita Wen-shin Chang -- Toward reconciliation and educational justice : Employing culturally sustaining pedagogy in an introductory linguistics course / Apay Ai-yu Tang -- How we can exhibit the 'other' culture : The process of understanding the Indigenous Taiwanese peoples in a Japanese museum / Atsushi Nobayashi -- Recreating the beauty of glass beads : A case study on the multicolor patterned beads of Paiwan / Yu-Hsin Wang.

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