Studies in Resource Utilization
Publisher: Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Singapore
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 236
Description: Essays on the diverse ways in which Southeast Asian peoples utilize their natural environment
Table of contents: title: Editor's Introduction, Anthony R. Walker, 1; title: 1. Resource Utilization at Miang Tuu, A Village on Bonerate Island in the Flores Sea, Harald Beyer Broch, 5; title: 2. The Diversified Economy of the Orang Kanaq of Southeastern Johor, Malaysia, Omar bin Abdul, 31; title: 3. The Movement of Lahu Hill People Towards a Lowland Lifestle in North Thailand, Peter W.C. Hoare, 75; title: 4. Opium: Its Cultivation and Use in a Lahu Nyi (Red Lahu) Village Community in North Thailand, Anthony R. Walker, 119; title: 5. Plough Agriculture and Cash Crop Production in Upland Mindoro: The Case of the Buhid Mangyan, Violeta Lopez-Gonzaga, 165; title: 6. Boat Crews and Fishing Fleets: The Social Organization of Maritime Labour among the Bajau Laut of Southeastern Sabah, Clifford Sather, 165; title: 7. The Mirek: Islamized Indigenes of Northwestern Sarawak Part 2, Tunku Zainah Tunku Ibrahim, 215