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- | # Thinking of PNG ## | + | # Ancestry |
- | ## What do you see when you hear PNG? ## | + | ## Ancestry and indigenous landownership in PNG ## |
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- | 16 October | + | 15 October |
- | ## A picture from PNG ## | + | Available at: http:// |
- | What words come to mind when you see this? | + | ## Lecture outline ## |
- | {{ :2654:hills.devpolicy.jpg |}} | + | * [[http://www.smh.com.au/ |
- | + | - The " | |
- | ## Another picture ## | + | - The [[http:// |
- | + | - Clans can incorporate themselves as Incorporated Landowning Groups (ILGs). | |
- | And this? | + | - Is this " |
- | + | * The politics of landownership in PNG | |
- | {{ :2654:woman.road.jpg |}} | + | - Everyone is a villager, everyone is a landowner. |
- | + | - Being a landowner means you have a right to participate in politics. | |
- | ## Another picture ## | + | * The colonial context of contemporary landownership |
- | + | - The colonization of New Guinea included protection of native land tenure. | |
- | And this? | + | - Governing people of New Guinea meant indentifying who was there, and where they lived. |
- | + | - Patrol officers assumed they would find stable, clearly bounded groups, but few existed. | |
- | {{ :2654:huli.wikipedia.jpg |}} | + | - Anthropologists found " |
- | + | - Fasu people studied by Emma Gilberthorpe are a good example of a society based on place instead of descent. | |
- | ## That's about the size ## | + | - Fasu people and others have had to document their ownership of their places in terms that make sense to the state. |
- | + | * Is registration of landownership " | |
- | What is unspoiled wilderness to one is untapped resources | + | - [[: |
- | + | - A capitalist system | |
- | What is poverty and suffering to one person | + | - Colonialism |
- | + | - Becoming a " | |
- | ## Relative ## | + | - Indigenous recognition often involves the reification of culture. |
- | + | - An alternative view: PNG groups can perform multiple identities for different audiences. | |
- | Primitive/ | + | |
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- | Developed/ | + | |
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- | Unruly/ | + | |
## References ## | ## References ## | ||
- | Picture 1: Brian Chapaitis (2013), "Menya river in Papua New Guinea, a land of beauty and opportunity." | + | Garnaut, John. 2015. “PNG Chiefs Talk of Civil Unrest over Unpopular Australian Bank Deal.” The Sydney Morning Herald, October 11, sec. Business Day. http://www.smh.com.au/ |
- | Picture 2: Getty Images (n.d.), Picture of a woman on the road. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-15436981. | + | Schram, Ryan. 2013. “Frontier, Colony, Pre-Border: PNG’s Latest Role in Australian Sovereignty.” Ryan Schram: Notes on anthropology, |
- | Picture 3: User: |
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