The Toba Batak: Fighting for Environmental Justice (1988–2003) examines the struggle of the Toba Batak community to defend environmental rights amid industrial expansion and state development pol…
Oral History in Southeast Asia: Theory and Method examines the theoretical foundations and methodological practices of oral history as a vital approach to historical research in Southeast Asia, emp…
Legal Aid News: The Newsletter of the Legal Aid Commission of NSW – Healing Through Yarning explores the use of “yarning” as a culturally grounded approach to healing, communication, and just…
Indigenous Women: Defending Land and Resources Against Chevron's Geothermal Project documents the struggles of Indigenous women in resisting the impacts of Chevron’s geothermal development on the…
The Chittagong Hill Tracts: The Road to a Lasting Peace examines the protracted conflict in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh and explores pathways toward sustainable peace in the region. Th…
Bringing Them Home: A Guide to the Findings and Recommendations of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from Their Families summarizes the exte…
This book explores how international law addresses the rights, recognition, and protection of indigenous peoples. It examines the evolution of legal instruments, including treaties, conventions, an…
This book presents the voices of rural and indigenous women across the Asia-Pacific, revealing how globalization affects their livelihoods, cultures, and rights. It emphasizes grassroots perspectiv…