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題名: | Traditional Institution and Institutional Choice: Two CPR Self-Governing Cases of Atayal Indigenous Tribe in Taiwan | 作者: | 顏愛靜 官大偉 Yen, Ai-Ching Kuan, Da-Wei |
貢獻者: | 國立政治大學地政學系 | 關鍵詞: | Institutional choice;internal institution;common pool resources;indigenes;reserved-land;Atayal;Taiwan | 日期: | Aug-2004 | 上傳時間: | 17-Nov-2008 | 摘要: | The sovereignty of land and natural resources of Taiwan indigenous people have been seriously challenged by the expansion of state power and capitalistic market economy since 19th century. Consequently, many indigenous communities\r\nhave made efforts to adjust to and negotiate with modern institutions. This article analyses the logic of the lapse of indigenes’ land tenure, and examines two common pool resource (CPR) self-governing cases, which Atayal communities seek to manage by collective action for collective interest. Furthermore, drawing from neo-institutional economic perspective, this article discusses both how the internal institution affects the solidarity of communities and the derivation of Gaga, a traditional institution of Atayal tribe. In spite of the fact that the formal organization of Gaga no longer exists, its’ Meta rule leads to the formation of social constraints then affects the institutional choice. In the end, this article suggests that the reform of land tenure institution support CPR self-governing in indigenous areas, which will\r\ndiminish the conflicts emerging from the interaction between state power and capitalistic market economy. | 關聯: | Tenth Biennial Conference | 資料類型: | conference |
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