Indigenous Peoples, Heritage and Landscape in the Asia Pacific

Stephen Acabado is Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles, USA. Da-Wei Kuan is Professor, Department of Ethnology, National Chengchi University, Taiwan.

Foreword, Shannon Speed 1. Indigenous Peoples: Heritage and Landscape in the Asia Pacific, Stephen Acabado and Da-Wei Kuan 2. Engaged Research Uncovers the Grey Areas and Trade-offs in Climate Justice, Courtney Work, Arnim Scheidel, Ida Theilade, Sen Sothea, and Danik Song 3. Engaging voices in the landscape: Participatory geography in Indigenous land rights recognition, Micah Fisher 4. Prutehi Litekyan: A Social Movement to Protect Biocultural Diversity and Restore Indigenous Land Sovereignty on Guåhan, Else Demeulenaere 5. Expressive Cultures: Empowering Cordillera (Philippines) Weavers through Textile Revitalization, Analyn Salvador-Amores, Marlon Martin, and Stephen Acabado 6. From Territorial Claim to Land-use Plan: The Experience of Dialoging Indigenous Ecological Knowledge and State Management Regime in Taiwan, Da-Wei Kuan 7. Applied Archaeology Empowers: Blending Traditional and Modern Knowledge through Educational Outreach on Rapa Nui (Easter Island, Chile), Britton Shepardson 8. Archaeology and heritage in the conflict zone: Lessons from the Moluccas, Marlon Ririmasse and Peter Lape 9. Heritage and History in Cambodia: Localizing and Empowering Communities through Archaeology, Jean-Baptiste Chevance 10. Apertures of Knowledge Co-production: Facilitating multi-generational Photovoices at Bali’s UNESCO Cultural Landscape, Wiwik Dharmiasih, Micah Fisher, Ni Luh Emi Dwiyanti, I Gede Yudha Bhismaya, and Bart Verheijen 11. Indigenous Care of Heritage Monuments: The Case of Nan Madol in the Western Pacific, John A. Peterson, Rufino Mauricio, and Augustine Kohler 12. Indigenizing culture: Research collaboration and heritage-making with Higaunon Lumad communities in the southern Philippines, Oona Paredes Afterword, Christopher Rodning