Defending the land Lumad and Moro peoples' struggle for ancestral domain in Mindanao - Tri-People Consortium for Peace, Progress and Development of Mindanao ([Manila?] TRICOM, 1998)
Mindanao ancestral domain : contexts, concepts, conflicts -- ancestral domain in historical context -- AD according to Moros and Lumads -- AD according to the state -- state instruments and processes for AD claims : DAO 2 and the CADC -- Mindanao ancestral domain claim : the TRICOM project -- conception and birth of TRICOM -- MADC project components and processes -- partners and project areas -- ethnographic research : a key component rich in learnings -- Mindanao Lumad's : their lands, their lives -- the claimants -- the Teduray -- B'laan -- Subanens -- Manobos -- a glimpse into the status of women in Lumad society : the case of Manobas -- Lumad issues and problems -- incursions in the name of development -- Moro peoples : the spirit behind their struggle -- the claimants -- the Kalibugans -- Iranuns -- Maguindanao -- Maranao -- Moro issues and problems -- gains and learnings -- claim-taking initiatives -- factors affecting or delaying recognition of claims -- observations and learnings -- further challenges and oppurtunities.
Includes bibliographical references (page 181).
Keywords: Indigenous peoples -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island; Indigenous peoples -- Land tenure. -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island; Indigenous peoples -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island -- Claims; Land reform -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island; Muslims -- Philippines -- Mindanao Island; Mindanao Island (Philippines) -- Politics and government