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Acknowledgments
Abbreviations

Introduction: Positioning Suku Asli as Indigenous Peoples or an Adat Community

Chapter 1: Under State Politics:
State Formation, Ethnic Category, and Development Subjects

Chapter 2: Identity as Non-Muslims:
Orang Asli, Peranakan, and Ancestral Worship

Chapter 3: Consolidation of People and Place:
Foraging, Space, and Historical Continuity

Chapter 4: Establishment of an Organization:
Leadership, Power, and Government Intervention

Chapter 5: Manifestation of Tradition:
Adat, Performance, and Integration

Chapter 6: Creation of Homogeneity:
Agama, Buddhism, and Abstraction

Conclusion: The Ongoing Quest for Indigeneity

Glossary
Notes
References
Index

著：OSAWA Takamasa （大澤 隆将）
Takamasa Osawa is a social anthropologist who has studied indigenous communities in Riau, Indonesia. In recent years, he has engaged in a transdisciplinary project to empower indigenous communities in tropical peatland environments.
The Suku Asli and the Quest for Indigeneity,