Ethnic Boundary-Making at the Margins of Conflict in The Philippines

Challenges many long-standing theories that explain ethnic and religious conflict in the southern Philippines Provides the historical context for the conflict, as well as sketching out the current political landscape and policies relating to ethno-religious divisions in the Philippines Combines theory and empirical research, employing a unique interdisciplinary approach in unpacking concepts of ethnicity, boundary-making, and conflict in the Philippines context

Autorentext

Anabelle Ragsag is from Mindanao, and this book is her attempt to contribute to Mindanao literature written by those from Mindanao at the intersection of politics and conflict-driven migration. She has taught politics in the Philippines for several years and has also held roles in international organizations where she managed programs supporting refugees and migrants.

Inhalt
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Theoretical and Conceptual Considerations.- Chapter 3. The Making of Ethnic Boundaries in the Philippines: A Historical Overview.- Chapter 4. Categorising Ethnicity in Sarangani Bay.- Chapter 5. Distribution of Power.- Chapter 6. Vernacular Voices, Locally-Situated Agents, Peace Process Actors, and the Mindanao Political Economy.- Chapter 7. Conclusion and Lessons Learned.