Taiwan’s Contemporary Indigenous Peoples

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Chapter 1 Taiwan’s contemporary Indigenous peoples
Chapter 2 Population movements and the construction of modern tradition within contemporary Taiwan Indigenous society
Chapter 3 Making God’s country: A phenomenological approach to Christianity among the Sediq-Truku of Taiwan
Chapter 4 Indigenous literature in contemporary Taiwan
Chapter 5 Teach your children well: Traditional education in Indigenous-directed film from Taiwan
Chapter 6 The shifting chronotopes of indigeneity in Taiwanese documentary film
Chapter 7 The public rise and exhibition of Taiwan Indigenous art and its role in nation-building and reconciliation
Chapter 8 The state of the nation: Contemporary issues in Indigenous language education in Taiwan
Chapter 9 The changing representation of Indigenous peoples in Taiwan’s elementary social studies textbooks
Chapter 10 Indigenous political participation and indigenous voting behaviour in Taiwan
Chapter 11 Indigenous traditional territory and decolonisation of the settler state: The Taiwan experience
Chapter 12 Conflict and reconciliation between civil law and Indigenous legal traditions: The case of land governance in Taiwan
Chapter 13 Indigenous peoples and the politics of the environment in Taiwan
Chapter 14 Restoring Pingpu Indigenous status and rights
Chapter 15 The Austronesian narrative: The role of Indigenous heritage in Taiwanese diplomacy
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