INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND CONTESTED ACCESS TO LAND

Indigenous People and Contested Access to Land in the Philippines and Indonesia

Rosanne Rutten

Dividing the Land: Legal Gaps in the Recognition of Customary Land in Indonesian Forest Areas

Myrna A. Safitri

Land Titling and Class Relations Among the Maguindanaos of Ligawasan Marsh: Implications for Peace and Development

Augusto B. Gatmaytan

No End to Lumad Dislocation from Their Homeland: The Case of the Sarangani Manobo and B’laans in Davao Occidental

Karl M. Gaspar

Imagining the Future of Lumads in Bangsamoro

Oona Paredes

Driven into the Trap: How Indigenous People Move Toward Individual Land Titling in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Emil Ola Kleden

From Zamboanga to Subic and Clark: Conflict and Cooperaton in Ancestral Domains and Economic Zones

Albert E. Alejo

Contested Access to Land in the Philippines and Indonesia: How Can the Rural Poor (Re)gain Control?

Land’s End: Capitalist Relations on an Indigenous Frontier

Macli-ing Dulag: Kalinga Chief Defender of the Cordillera

Political Psychology of Land Conflict and Peacebuilding in Central Mindanao: A Social Representations Approach

Notes from the Editor 

Ricardo T. Jose

Beyond UTSMMA and MMETROPLAN: Other Transport-Related Plans, Reports, and Position Papers

Keith Gerard Daguio and Marco Stefan Lagman

Preparing a Historical GIS of the Mass Transit Systems of Metro Manila from the Nineteenth Century to the Present

Johnson Damian

Travel Demand Analysis: Requirements for Transit Modeling for Metropolitan Manila

Jose Regin F. Regidor and Dominic S. Aloc

Toward an Oral History of Metro Manila’s Railways

Emerald O. Flaviano