Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Maps, Figures, and Tables
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Why are the Semang? Ecology and Ethnogenesis of Aboriginal Groups in Peninsular Malaysia
3. Hunter-Gatherer/Farmer Exchange in the Philippines: Some Implications for Ethnic Identity and Adaptive Well-being
4. A Comparison of Batak and Ata Subsistence Styles in Two Different Social and Physical Environments
5. Ethnic Groups and the Control of Natural Resources in Kelantan, Malaysia
6. The Semai: The Making of an Ethnic Group in Malaysia
7. Plant Products and Ethnicity in the Markets of Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, China
8. Changing Ethnicity and Social Resources in a Thai-Mon Village, 1971-81
9. Ethnic Concentrations: The Ilongots in Upland Luzon
10. Hierarchy and the Social Order: Mandaya Ethnic Relations in Southeast Mindanao, Philippines
11. Material Dependence and Symbolic Independence: Construction of Melayu Ethnicity in Island Riau, Indonesia
Appendix: Conference Participants