Two Views of the Minahasa; or, Whatever Happened to the Poor, Heathen Bushnatives?

Kipp, Rita Smith

doi:10.1017/s0021911804001664

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“…As noted by Lundström-Burghoorn (1981), Schefold (1995), Henley (1996), and Schouten (1998) and Kipp (2004), Minahasa produces and exports significant amounts of clove, coffee, and copra to the China and Western countries on a sustainable basis. An important fact about Minahasan collective interests in economic development is that Minahasans have used economic reasons and political recognition in articulating their own collective imagining project.…”

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Moment of Citizenship: Association and Aspiration of Minahasan, North Sulawesi

Amin

2017

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This article is about Minahasa, an ethnic group in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. This article analyzes the dynamics of Minahasan collective actions in early 2000 in responding to the sectarian debates throughout the Indonesian archipelago where the issues of religion and ethnicity are flourishing. I draw on case studies from Kongres Minahasa Raya (the Great Congress of Minahasan) as entry point to explore the ways Minahasans have been peacefully demanding serious attention to and clarification on constitutionally-based provisions of citizenship in Indonesia. It is my hope that this article will show how such "collective strategies" are created and maintained by Minahasans. This is an example of an ongoing feature of how citizens' arenas and rights are contested in contemporary Indonesia.

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Section: Minahasa: Socio-historical Settingmentioning

confidence: 92%