Indigenous Media and Conflict Transformation in Indonesia
Osnabrück: Deutsche Stiftung Friedensforschung (DSF) (2019), 39 pp.
Contains bibliogr. pp. 31-37
Series: Forschung, 49
ISSN 2193-794X
"This project set out to look at emerging indigenous mediascapes in Indonesia and at how far they contribute to transforming structural violence that is deeply rooted in the Indonesian state’s treatment of indigenous peoples. More specifically, it was looking at cases in which socalled indigenous people use media to fight for their rights and challenge existing power relations." (Page 6)
1 General information, 2
2 Table of content, 3
3 Abstract, 4
4 Background and key questions, 6
5 Research design and methodology, 8
6 Presentation of research results and evaluation, 11
Conceptualising indigeneity -- Media activism and social movements -- Diverging ecologies -- Intermediaries -- Resistance and creative peacebuilding
7 Conclusions and policy relevance, 28
8 Future research perspectives, 30
2 Table of content, 3
3 Abstract, 4
4 Background and key questions, 6
5 Research design and methodology, 8
6 Presentation of research results and evaluation, 11
Conceptualising indigeneity -- Media activism and social movements -- Diverging ecologies -- Intermediaries -- Resistance and creative peacebuilding
7 Conclusions and policy relevance, 28
8 Future research perspectives, 30
