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研究生: 芮大衛
Reid, David Charles
論文名稱: 台灣的原住民族權利與司馬庫斯案件
Indigenous rights in Taiwan and the smangus case
指導教授: 卜道
Blundell, David
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 社會科學學院 - 亞太研究英語碩士學位學程(IMAS)
International Master's Program in Asia-Pacific Studies(IMAS)
論文出版年: 2010
畢業學年度: 98
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 141
外文關鍵詞: natural resources management
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  • This thesis analyses the current development of indigenous rights in Taiwan based on a study of the Atayal community of Smangus in Hsinchu County. The research focuses on a
    case study of the Smangus Beech Tree Incident, a legal case related to the use of wood from a wind-fallen tree. The case began in 2005, the same year that Taiwan passed the
    Indigenous Peoples' Basic Law. The events are also placed in the broader context of the modern indigenous rights movement which had its beginnings in Taiwan in the early
    1980s and the more than century long history of conflict between the Atayal and the state. Smangus has developed a unique community with a cooperative system of management
    that draws from both the Atayal tradition and ideas from the modern world. Ecotourism is the main economic foundation for the community. The development of Smangus and their assertion of their rights in the Smangus case provides an example of how indigenous peoples can regain greater control over the lands which they consider to be their traditional territory. The thesis then looks at co-management of Aboriginal-owned national parks in Australia. The final chapter considers how the co-management model could be adapted in Taiwan and gives recommendations for policy makers.

    Abstract................................................................................................................................i
    Acknowledgements..............................................................................................................ii
    Chapter One – Introduction..................................................................................................1
    1.1 Overview...................................................................................................................1
    1.2 Scope of study...........................................................................................................3
    1.3 Methods.....................................................................................................................5
    Chapter Two – Defining indigenous peoples and indigenous rights....................................9
    2.1 Defining indigenous peoples.....................................................................................9
    2.2 The international movement for indigenous rights..................................................11
    2.3 The politics of identity in Taiwan............................................................................13
    2.4 Indigenous rights movement in Taiwan...................................................................18
    2.5 Some examples in Taiwan.......................................................................................23
    Chapter Three – Atayal culture and Smangus....................................................................27
    3.1 Atayal people...........................................................................................................27
    3.2 History and culture of the Atayal.............................................................................28
    3.3 Atayal claims and conflict over territory.................................................................31
    3.4 Defining traditional territory...................................................................................33
    3.5 Contemporary Atayal culture...................................................................................36
    3.6 Christianity and the Atayal......................................................................................39
    3.7 Migration story and origins of Mrqwang group and Smangus................................40
    3.8 Smangus community and village environment.......................................................41
    3.9 Smangus cooperative and ecotourism.....................................................................44
    Chapter Four – case study..................................................................................................49
    4.1 Conflict between Atayal and government agencies.................................................49
    4.2 Indigenous rights to land and resources..................................................................49
    4.3 Opinions of policy makers.......................................................................................52
    4.4 Smangus Beech Tree Incident.................................................................................54
    4.5 Interviews and Smangus blogs................................................................................55
    4.6 Perspective of the chief............................................................................................56
    4.7 Perspective of the Forestry Bureau..........................................................................57
    4.8 The court hearings...................................................................................................58
    4.9 Smangus community uniting with other groups......................................................61
    4.10 Conflict between Smangus and the state...............................................................62
    4.11 Smangus assertion of sovereignty..........................................................................65
    4.12 Final summary of the Smangus case.....................................................................67
    Chapter Five – Co-management in Australian National Parks...........................................69
    5.1 Australian Aborigines and land rights.....................................................................69
    5.2 Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta national parks..........................................................70
    5.3 Co-management in Kakadu and Uluru....................................................................71
    Chapter Six – Conclusions and recommendations.............................................................75
    6.1 Realising indigenous rights.....................................................................................75
    6.2 Taking the co-management model to Taiwan..........................................................77
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    6.3 Indigenous peoples as custodians of the land..........................................................80
    References.........................................................................................................................83
    Appendix I..........................................................................................................................93
    The Forestry Act............................................................................................................93
    Appendix II.......................................................................................................................111
    Indigenous Peoples' Basic Law....................................................................................111
    Appendix III.....................................................................................................................119
    United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples...............................119
    Appendix IV.....................................................................................................................135
    Time line of events......................................................................................................135
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