Titlebook: Borneo Studies in History, Society and Culture; Victor T. King,Zawawi Ibrahim,Noor Hasharina Hassa Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Med

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The Rise of Dayak Identities in Central Kalimantang the beginning of a resurgence of Dayak identity, underpinned by . or customary law. However, since that time the historical journey of the Dayak has been coloured by a number of bitter experiences. Some of the most important include the struggle of the Dayak social solidarity movement, Gerakan Man

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An Overview of Anthropological and Sociological Research at the Faculty of Social Sciences, UniversiMalaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) it is important to highlight different levels of factors that have shaped and influenced the sort of research agendas and activities carried out by members of the faculty (and also the Institute of East Asian Studies and now known as Institute of Borneo Studies) over the pa

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Institut Dayakologi: The Challenges of an Information and Advocacy Centre of Dayak Culture in KalimaIt has done so in collaboration with a large number of non-governmental organisations and community groups with the aim of advancing the position of Dayak people in particular and the rights of indigenous peoples more generally. Tracing the origins of new thinking about the challenges facing the Day

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Kenyah-Badeng Displacement: Bakun Hydroelectric Project Resettlementor the Sarawak state government to relocate settlers to areas where there is large-scale land development, with the assumption that indigenous people are then able to participate in the market economy as a way to ‘develop’ them. The analysis focuses on the period after the movement of the Kenyah-Bad

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Some Preliminary Thoughts on Early Anthropology in Borneoical field of vision and link Borneo with major issues which were being debated outside Borneo Studies. Indeed, most of them had already undertaken research and training in other parts of the world prior to their research in Borneo. In that sense this formative research on Borneo was something of a

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Towards a Critical Alternative Scholarship on the Discourse of Representation, Identity and Multicul historical experience of specific ethnic communities. Since multiculturalism also touches on other relevant epistemological questions, issues of representation, identity formation, including ethnicity, logically become indispensable components and subtexts, requiring their own respective and autono