Mediating Reconciliation and Legal Recognition in Taiwan's Indigenous Courts
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Drawing on his training in both anthropology and law, and giving detailed attention to actual cases through his deep knowledge of Taiwanese Indigenous people and societies, Christopher Upton presents the most thorough and insightful analysis of Indigenous peoples' engagement with the law that I have ever read.--Bruce Miller, author of Witness to the Human Rights Tribunals: How the System Fails Indigenous Peoples. This study provides a rare and valuable perspective on an important contemporary development in the history of Indigenous and postcolonial politics. The work is utterly original.--Paul Barclay, author of Outcasts of Empire: Japan's Rule on Taiwan's Savage Border, 1874-1945
