BOOK OUTLINE
Introduction by Vinson Sutlive
Section One - Current and Future Research in Borneo
Current and Future Research: The Role of the Sabah Museum
by Patricia Regis
The Making of a Development Plan for Sabah: Issues, Problems,
and Solutions by Pang Teck Wai
Section Two - Borneo Hunter Gatherers
The Punan Question and the Reconstruction of Borneo's Culture
History by Bernard J. L. Sellato
Kelabits, Sa'bans, Kenyahs, and Their Penan Neighbors: Partners
in Development by Ose Murang
Hunting and Gathering: A View from Within by Jayl Langub
Section Three - Customary and State Law
Kenyah Shifting Cultivators and Indonesian Natural Resource
Law by Sandra Moniaga
Towards a Redefinition the Role of Adat in Central Borneo
by Antonio J. Guerreiro
Gelenggang Dahulu: A Glimpse of Sabah's Native Court System
in 1965 by Peter R. Goethals
Section Four - The Changing Family in Borneo
An Ethnographic Study of the Iban Bilik-Family by Kazunori
Oshima
Demography and Social Organization in Borneo by Reed
Wadley
The Changing Family Structure of the Chinese in Borneo
by Richard C. Fidler
Section Five - The Bidayuh
The Bidayuh of Sarawak: A Historical Overview with Special
Reference to Settlement Patterns by Robert L. Winzler
Socio-Economic Awakening Among the Bidayuhs by Peter
Minos
Long-term Change Among the Bidayuh: The Desirability of a Restudy
by Bouwe G. Grijpstra
Section Six - Material Culture
Kelabit Beads by Monica Hughes Janowski
Melanau Material Culture: Glimpses of an Aesthetic Past
by Aloysius Dris
The Borneo Collections of W. L. Abbott (1860-1936) at the
Smithsonian by Paul Michael Taylor and Roy W. Hamilton
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