This bookuses the Peoplehood Model to argue for a more consistent recognition process grounded in indigenous methodology. The textcenters on four aspects of peoplehood-language, sacred history, territory/place, and ceremonial cycle-and shows how they inform the Lumbee identity and counter arguments derived from the Western Colonial Model.
This bookuses the Peoplehood Model to argue for a more consistent recognition process grounded in indigenous methodology. The textcenters on four aspects of peoplehood-language, sacred history, territory/place, and ceremonial cycle-and shows how they inform the Lumbee identity and counter arguments derived from the Western Colonial Model.
Acknowledgments Preface List of Tables List of Acronyms Introduction: Understanding the Contours of Democracy, Methodology and Structure Chapter One Social Structures, Historical Background, Regime Typology, and Economic Landscape of Bhutan Chapter Two A Perspective on the Wind of Political Dissents, Democratic Struggles and Mobilizing Resistance to Authoritarian Royal Regime Chapter Three State Repression, Social Control and Civil Resistance Chapter Four The Mirages of Royal Semi Authoritarian Jigmecracy without Democratization Chapter Five The Politics behind the Curtain of Royal Democracy Chapter Six Rhetoric of Monarchical Liberalization: Cautionary Notes on Democratic Prospects Chapter Seven Balancing Defense of Higher Universal Values and Interests: The Shift of India's Approach to Democracy Promotion Chapter Eight Restructuring New Democratic Architecture from Wheels of Monarchy and Conservative Elites to Webs of Bhutanese Citizens Conclusion Bibliography Glossary of Bhutanese Expressions Index
Acknowledgments Preface List of Tables List of Acronyms Introduction: Understanding the Contours of Democracy, Methodology and Structure Chapter One Social Structures, Historical Background, Regime Typology, and Economic Landscape of Bhutan Chapter Two A Perspective on the Wind of Political Dissents, Democratic Struggles and Mobilizing Resistance to Authoritarian Royal Regime Chapter Three State Repression, Social Control and Civil Resistance Chapter Four The Mirages of Royal Semi Authoritarian Jigmecracy without Democratization Chapter Five The Politics behind the Curtain of Royal Democracy Chapter Six Rhetoric of Monarchical Liberalization: Cautionary Notes on Democratic Prospects Chapter Seven Balancing Defense of Higher Universal Values and Interests: The Shift of India's Approach to Democracy Promotion Chapter Eight Restructuring New Democratic Architecture from Wheels of Monarchy and Conservative Elites to Webs of Bhutanese Citizens Conclusion Bibliography Glossary of Bhutanese Expressions Index
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