Description:
This edited volume provides a complete introduction to critical issues across the field of Indigenous peoples in contemporary Taiwan, from theoretical approaches to empirical analysis.
Review Quotes:
"Taiwan's Contemporary Indigenous Peoples is a thorough examination of indigenous peoples in the country. This volume aptly speaks to the unique historical and multiethnic characteristics of the island>state in strong opposition to the one-dimensional, China-centric narrative within the island-state and across the Taiwan Strait. It is an enjoyable read that extends the horizon of Taiwan's indigenous studies in response to the ongoing development of the field across the world. "
Chia-rong Wu, EATS Newletter: issue 19
"Taiwan's Contemporary Indigenous Peoples deserves a place on the shelves of all teachers, students, and scholars of Indigenous Studies, in Taiwan and beyond."
Paul D. Barclay, International Journal of Taiwan Studies (2022)