Contrary to the claims of some government officials, Orang Asli are not against...

Title

Description

"Contrary to the claims of some government officials, Orang Asli are not against development. The Semai who held logs hostage in Pahang wanted development (a road, piped water, electricity), not money. The Temuan in Negeri Sembilan who applied for a license to log their reserve wanted to use the profits to invest in rubber and durian orchards. Left to their own devices, Orang Asli welcome development, provided that it is on their terms and meets at least some of their needs."

Creator

Robert Knox Dentan

Kirk Endicott

Alberto G. Gomes

M. B. Hooker

Source

Robert Knox Dentan, Kirk Endicott, Alberto G. Gomes & M. B. Hooker. (1997). Malaysia and the Original People a case study of the impact of development on Indigenous People. Massachusetts. Allyn and Bacon. p.116.

GN635 M4Mal

Date

1997

Contributor

amirul

Type

Book

Dublin Core