Indigenous Reconciliation in Contemporary Taiwan : From Stigma to Hope (Paperback)

List of illustrations

List of contributors

Preface

Acknowledgments

1 Introduction: Understanding historical (in)justice, while moving toward Indigenous justice and reconciliation

JOLAN HSIEH AND SCOTT E. SIMON

2 Demarcation of Indigenous traditional territories: A wrong turn toward reconciliation

LIN SHU-YA

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

CHEN YI-FONG

4 Indigenous toponyms under the state policy of the standardization of geographical names

PETER KANG

5 Hunting rights, justice, and reconciliation: Indigenous experiences in Taiwan and Canada

SCOTT E. SIMON

6 Courts and Indigenous reconciliation: Positivism, the a priori, and justice in Taiwan

J. CHRISTOPHER UPTON

7 Carrying historical trauma: Alcohol use and healing among Indigenous communities in Taiwan

CIWANG TEYRA AND HSIEH (WENDY) WAN-JUNG

8 Indigenous social work and transitional justice in Taiwan

KUI KASIRISIR (HSU CHUN-TSAI)

9 Across separate spheres in transitional justice: Comparison of marital quality between Han and Tayal groups in the Yilan area

SHU-CHUAN LAI

10 Flux, vision, voice, survival: On a decolonizing filmmaking practice in Taiwan

ANITA WEN-SHIN CHANG

11 Toward reconciliation and educational justice: Employing culturally sustaining pedagogy in an introductory linguistics course

APAY AI-YU TANG

12 How we can exhibit the “other” culture: The process of understanding Indigenous Taiwanese peoples in a Japanese museum

ATSUSHI NOBAYASHI

13 Recreating the beauty of glass beads: A case study on the multicolor patterned beads of Paiwan

YU-HSIN WANG